from cali come get cali hit. ok they were on the night very strong on the night barry seal was murdered six top lieutenants of the many were murdered on on three separate continents. in south america in the u.s. and i think there was one in europe you have to check but i have and i you know it's on my website are consented to a contemporaneous news account from local news in baton rouge the night after that says you know in addition to seal last night you know as many as six other meeting carteaux lieutenants were murdered on you know. around the world so what kind of a cartel kills have dozen of its top executives at once. no no kind of cartel i ever heard of they were taking up the netting cartel that's why they built up the netting cartel all the way through the eighty's this being like oh my god ninety percent of cocaine come you know it's always misdirection it was never like it was never met ina was always galli it was cali with white guys cali with corporate guys you know if you're george bush would you wa

but with cali now a heavily policed fortress new frontlines such as this port of forming in northern france natasha bottler al jazeera. let's cross to county now and speak to have or less legal coordinator for help refugees which began in response to the migration crisis in europe and other warm welcome to the program so we saw a little bit there in an my colleague natasha's piece but how are people coping on the ground and just how many people are we talking about. right now there around seven to eight hundred refugees and how they and around five to six hundred refugees and. there are even more in paris in another small camps as well however since the demolition of the camp one year ago the infamous jungle the people who are here at the moment have absolutely no former shelter and the aid organizations like help refugees cannot provide any tents for fear of targeting people even more and fourth fear of us being seen as enabling our differentials ortiz call it extension point and does that mean then that what are the french government hoping will happen here and of course the u.k. g

what else you've you've seen you've witnessed there are currently around seven hundred refugees in cali and perhaps around five hundred and dunkirk as well the conditions in which they live now that the camp has been dismantled is are absolutely horrific there are no sanitation provisions and the ones that do exist are so minimal and we even had to take the french government to court to put those in place lately we've been seeing a huge spike in cases of scabies even trench foot and among all these conditions with no formal shelter whatsoever or over one hundred unaccompanied children in kalak in cali alone a lot of whom are eligible under both three family reunification and the dubs amendment which the government is not really following their legal obligations on you know thank you very much annie gather lisc regional manager for help refugees. now a court in sorry of a has acquitted of all zinni and commander of war crimes now so r.h. and another military veteran were found not guilty of crimes against three so prisoners of war eliminated in one thousand nine hundred two in srebrenica

but with cali now a heavily policed fortress new frontlines such as this port are forming in northern france natasha al jazeera. so start with libya tonight who have you managed to speak to today either. moved on a lot of people we've talked to or a syrian refugees that have left but this first woman that we spoke to her name's annie she works with a group out of the u.k. that helps refugees take a listen there are still seventy eight hundred refugees in cali the moment five to six hundred refugees in bunker and many many more in paris and small towns among them in cali there are around one hundred unaccompanied child refugees the youngest of them is only nine years old and he is completely on his own like the other children. he is currently sleeping in the woods without any form of protection no friends no shelter only sleeping bags and blankets. the memo was found last year by the parliament and yet two hundred children have been transferred to the u.k. since then there is a legal obligation that the home office acts right now to protect children. now when the jungle was close we me

on accompanied miners brought from the comp in cali and across europe over to the u.k. there was a viral and all full reaction in the top annoyed british media required children who were being brought across fourteen fifteen year old children were being brought across because they had been through awful situations it was written across their face they didn't look like arabs they were vilified in the british press and. children away or no one to say a lot of his absolute i was i didn't do i was absolutely correct to say you're absolutely incorrect i worked with those children and also. worked with those children all of their ok well i'll let you in clear i didn't mean to say that children are a refugee. ok i just want to bring john one here and. i do want to bring back in johnny's but first of all i want to hear from the russian children's rights commissioner she was saying that it's still possible to fight the radical ideas that may have been instilled into children by the jihadist let's just hear what was. done was arrested got the right influence good intentions and o

i have in cali my friend he says there are school to. learn and then. just when i see the way it is not as difficult then i leave it there. michael left eritrea nearly ten years ago now he dreams of a life in france my profession is the business management if i don't find that kind of my profession your work anywhere and then i will start my life when i get a propos if i get a purpose it will be easier life for me and then i will start my life because until now i didn't live about two hundred migrants have been through the center since it opened in early august it's one of three new facilities in the region. using all kinds of arguments to convince the migrants to stay without stopping them from dreaming france is a welcoming country. but this strategy isn't winning over everybody back in color associations are still churning out meals for as many migrants as before the new centers opened most migrants here are from water on countries like yacoob some they got them from darfur in western sudan he wants to go to the u.k. where he has family. but i know i

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but with cali now a heavily policed fortress new frontlines such as this port are forming in northern france natasha butler al jazeera. it's been widely speculated across us media that the trump administration will partially relax a ban on refugees entering the country the president suspended all refugee entry to allow a review of vetting procedures that was later revised to allow refugees with a bona fide a connection into the u.s. well let's get the latest from gabriel alexander in new york who's been attending a briefing with the state department and department of homeland security come here you're reading this has the ban on refugees into the u.s. being lifted or not. the short answer to that is yes we expect that the trumpet ministration we're told will be signing a new executive order here sometime later tonight tuesday night here in the us that will end the one hundred twenty day ban on refugees coming into the united states that's the short answer but it's a lot more complicated than that because he is we're told that there is going to be an additional ninety day review on ref

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enough time just think about what would happen in you know on the borders in the ports in dover in cali in france for example where now there are virtually no controls over the control maybe five hundred trucks a day and then that would go into the thousands so you need capacities for that you can't just start you know a couple of months before that course we still have more time and the official stance is we are not preparing for this and how have a leaders been reacting to the news coming out of spain about catalonia. it's the elephant in the room if you wish of course the leaders were asked this question but they're all in line saying this is the best thing issue and we're all talking to one person only and that is why. ojt the prime minister of strain and nobody from catalonia word has of that money back home the french president will talk to reporters about this today but i think it's safe to say that over dinner with different leaders who were highly what exactly his plan is for the region and for the weekend when he wants to or maybe wants to trigger article one fifty five to tak

but he's just found out his tank is empty and he has to buy fuel from a cali. plant but in the month of may. despite his troubles a girl is happy because for once he won't make the trip alone. if. a taxi has just dropped off his son who we haven't seen in months. to young alan his father's blue truck is amazing. from the moment this human point of view that i was. coming. up with. this. as he says there will be another. class. you get when they get out of the motor me on the radio because if they are the real . deal with the feelings for you. when you. leave. the precious cargo of notes begins a perilous journey through the bolivian amazon to the capital la paz. edgar was divorced a year ago he lives alone and this trip during the school holidays is the only opportunity to see his son. jeffrey made him fall behind. get that label but yeah i thought it was fun but then once you get coming up with it what are you going to like. in three days time it's back to school allen one thousand three hundred seventy kilometers away. if he's late as afraid his ex-wife will

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out here in cali, i'm john clark, csn.opefully you were in your seats when barkley came ready to play. he gets through the crowd. a 98-yard kickoff return. >>> please pay attention to this, still in the first, a one-handed grab by barkley on mcsorley as he undresses number 8. penn state will score a touchdown. let's go to the fourth. we're not done yet. penn state with 24. mcsorley to barkley who passes to daishawn hamilton. penn state wins, 45-14. >>> how about here in south philly. geoff collins looking for the first ever win over houston. we start the second quarter. temple came to play. here's the physicality. the owls are traveling. randle, would you please stop the ball more often. temple would keep houston from extending their lead before the half and four seconds left, owls down seven, looking for a miracle finish, a hail mary off the arm of logan marchi. falls short of the end zone. houston gets the victory, 20-13. >>> plus the phillies, the season wraps up this afternoon. last night the final night game at citize

out here in cali, ien john clark with nbc 10. hope you were in your seats for kickoff.arkley came ready to play. opening kickoff. only had to make the kicker miss. as he gets through the crowd, a 98 yard kickoff return. >>> please pay attention to this, still in the first, a one-handed pass by barkley. undresses number 8. penn state will score a touchdown. let's go to the fourth. we're not done yet. time for some plays with penn state. shaun hamilton. penn state wins 45rks-14. >>> how about here in south filly geoff collins looking for the first ever win over houston. temple came to play. here's the physicality. the owls are traveling. temple would keep houston from extending their lead before the half and four seconds left, owls down seven, looking for a miracle finish, a hail mary off the arm of logan marchi. they fall, 2-3. >>> the season wraps up this afternoon. last night the final night game at citizens bank park. top of the sixth, travis d'arnaud. a laser to home plate. juan legarrette is trying to score, rat-a-tat-tat. look at this. a wicked shot to the head. he

out here in caly, i'm john clark, csn. >>> all right, john, thank tuesday the college ranks it was the barclay -- barclay came ready to get it on. opening kick off, burst through the crowd at the 20. off to the races. 98 call. still in the first, check out this one hand grab by barclay by a pass by tracy mcsorrelly. penn statewide score a touch down later in that yard drive. to barclay who passes to deshawn hamilton for the touch down. risky. penn state wins 35-14. >>> south philly looks for the schools first ever win over houston. second quarter, late in the second quarter owls trailing, but stops the ball carrier with a flip. look at this. four seconds left. owls down 7. looking for back-to-back weekends with miracle finishes. at the 61 yarder, but nothing doing. the philly season wraps up tomorrow afternoon in south philly. tonights final game of the season, the night game. mets up 3-2. travis darno, the fly ball to right. comes up to the plate. look at it again. shot to the head here. holds onto the ball. alfaro would have to leave the game. have to end it with one swing. get out o

the city of cali but now environmental authorities say the wreckage must close. reports. jupiter to life might appear to have the same of a cat in the wild around this adopted mother he's no more try to house. is one of many exotic animals that shelters an. animal refuge and. trade which connects them all is that they were abused in the past. on their own with a head on circus grow a lion and a tiger one lion was crippled they broke his power by a lash is another line was crossed side more and more animals kept arriving because the sea legs a space to house wildlife for twenty six years i have done the work of the state at one time police handed over a steady supply of animals many seized from drug lords. i cry out of anger and impotence when i see them so abused so by a lated by human beings but their. revenues from three private schools have helped finance the facility supermarkets provide fruits and veggies lend the remains of their livestock for the big cats the alerting us found there has long been praised courage in our work by tory so much so to deserve a statue pa

but with cali now a heavily policed fortress new front lines such as this port are forming in northern france natasha al-jazeera. the incoming prime minister of new zealand a new center left government has signed a coalition deal after weeks of negotiations to send a labor party and the nationalist new zealand first party formed an alliance after september's election ended in stalemate their coalition dealing kluges a ban on foreigners buying homes and cutting immigration numbers by thirty thousand and. the palestinian territory of gaza now has a second mobile phone network it's the first time the new operators enter the market there in twenty years the new company called commission after years of the go see asians with israel but there are still issues with three g. technology is bernard smith reports from gaza. in the palestinian territories just like anywhere else in the world you will find people. in mobile phones but here it's because they're usually waiting for something to happen because in guards around the occupied west bank they only have access to slow to gie technology it's

once again, all of cali >>> redwood complex fire in mendocino county burned 32,000 acres. cal fire says overall crews are making good progress. the fire has -- was 5% contained at last report. firefighters do have control lines around the fire from reece canyon north to the golden rule trailer home park. they're trying to protect structured not damaged or burned. 250 homes have been destroyed there. the fire, though, still threatening 800 structures. >>> back in santa rosa, oakmont, flames destroyed two homes. the home belongs to sonoma county supervisor garin. firefighters worked hard to save the neighborhood. >> deploying hoses around structures as fire creeped down. this is a large area, a big community. firefighters were jumping from house to house as quickly as possible to really make the biggest gains they could in the amount of time with the resources they had. >> evacuation order is still in effect for this neighborhood. fire officials are urging residents to stay away. it is still very smoky. >> firefighters say it is not the fire from santa rosa earlier this week

live in cali stchlt toga. >> okay robert thank you so much. >> not just there, other neighborhoods under evacuation. parts of santa rosa, mandatory evacuations, guyser rl is an advisory evacuation. but east of there also mandatory evacuations. you can see advisory notices in napa, parts of sonoma, the town of sonoma also under advisory evacuation and fairfield area, which means residents should be prepared to leave at a moment's notice. >>> another area of concern heading into the evening, the town of sonoma, right near the historic sonoma square, mandatory evacuations were issued this afternoon. nbc bay area thom jensen joins us from the scene. thom, flames behind you during the 3:00 newscasts what's the status now? >> reporter: raj, they really have been hitting the flames with wert pb looks like they made headway. there are mandatory evacuations in the northeast corner of sonoma proper itself. coming up this road, la value valley homes. a lot of concern. the video you look at now the live shot where you see smoke there are homes up there too. we drove up there. there are homes destroy

. >> i immediatel immediately caly contacts at the streets depth. e-mailed them as well to report the problem, and low and be hold just as we went on the air at 5:00 p.m., a streets department worker arrived to replace the bulbs in all three malfunctioning lights. the intersection is now safe. >> good news. all we have to do now is get the streets department to get out there and finish the paving, the repaving on that hole just up the block on catherine. fox 29 getting results. lucy? >> as you always do, bruce gordon. thank you much. >>> darby borough police are investigating the death of this man brad heys. authorities found his body in front of a pennwood middle school in the back of a car. he had all kinds of injuries. an autopsy has yet to pinpoint exactly how he died. investigators have found two people of interest via surveillance footage from the night of his death and they're now in search of them. >>> man wanted for rash of crimes in serious condition tonight after police shot him in a parking garage at the king of prussia mall. officers sa

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peace on assist the situation can be resolved without outside help to the child he has moved from cali bizarre. desperate living condition water borne disease malnutrition threatening over three hundred twenty thousand children according to unicef among the nearly arrived refugees sixty percent are children a staggering number u.n. report also sayd that at least over fourteen thousand children are risk of dying due to severe malnutrition mobile clinics like run by unicef care and shared bangladesh up and sprout up in several of the camps they have to treat people with children suffering from major malnutrition or acute malnutrition so far at least over fifteen hundred children are in this program that been given specially nutritional food to. take care of their nutritional problem despite all the effort by aid agency led by bangladesh government lot of the essential needs of the children are still not been met you can see among the children the sadness and the quietness among them the not only traumatized that deprived of their childhood in the long run by members government and aid ag

>> if you are wondering why they are wearing colored shirts, before they board that had plane for cali they had a meet and greet at the chop house, in gibbsboro, new jersey. >>> during warm ups, julio jones and a couple wide receivers for falcons rocking wwe star rick flare on their cleats, wow. >> wow. >> that was good. >> the nature boy ace friend of the falcons and suffered i health scare, so shout out. >> look at those. >> yes. >> i can tell you are a big fan too. >> i are you kidding ? >> can't do it. >> "cbs evening news" gist a few minutes away. >> an tone may i son joins us with a look at that, anthony. >> tonight a special addition of the "cbs evening news" from las vegas, you can see windows where a gunman opened fire just above me. these are the sounds of sheer horror, as thousands, fled and at lee 58 were killed and more than 500 injured, tonight we will speak with eyewitnesses to this tragedy along with first responders, who helped save lives. and we will have new details on the shooter, and his possible motive, all ahead on the "cbs evening mom,on my car insurance of mone

they don't know rain in colombia's third city cali is an animal refuge like. the two decades abused animal seized from drug lords or the circus have been sheltered there but now environmental authorities say the refuge must close. visited the four those doors close for. jupiter to live you might appear to have the same of a cat in the wild around this adopted mother he's no more. house. is one of many exotic animals that shelters are. unique animal refuge and. trade which connects them all is that they were abused in the past. or on their own she had fun with her head on molly or now. you want to get a circus rode a lion and a tiger one lion was crippled they broke his power by lashes another line was crossed like more and more animals kept arriving because they see the lack of space to life for twenty six years i have done the work of the state run there in this is i know joy. at one time police ended over a steady supply of animals many seized from drug lords on the road. i cry out of anger and impotence when i see them so abused by a lated by human beings b

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but with cali now a heavily policed fortress new front lines such as this port are forming in northern france natasha al-jazeera. a two day conference is underway in sicily focusing on what's being described as the world's deadliest a migrant crossing the organization for security and cooperation in europe is trying to stop refugees crossing the mediterranean and overcrowded boats to get to europe around one hundred fifty thousand people have made the journey this year russia has blocked the un from extending an investigation into one of syria's deadliest chemical attacks at least eighty three people including children were killed in a suspected chemical attack on the rebel held town of qana in northwestern syria in april u.n. war crimes investigators say they have evidence that syrian government forces were behind the attack. the u.s. senate has passed a discussed a recovery funding bill of over thirty six billion dollars large parts of the u.s. recover from hurricanes wildfires and floods and government watchdog says the cost of climate change is set to rocket the government accounta

out here in cali, i'm john clark with nbc 10.ully you were in your seats when barkley came ready to play. he gets through the crowd. a 98-yard kickoff return. >>> please pay attention to this, still in the first, a one-handed pass by barkley. undresses number 8. penn state will score a touchdown. let's go to the fourth. we're not done yet. penn state with 24. mcsorley to barkley who passes to shaun hamilton. penn state wins, 45-14. >>> how about here in south philly. geoff collins looking for the first ever win over houston. temple came to play. here's the physicality. the owls are traveling. temple would keep houston from extending their lead before the half and four seconds left, owls down seven, looking for a miracle finish, a hail mary off the arm of logan marchi. falls short of the end zone. houston gets the victory, 20-13. >>> the season wraps up this afternoon. last night the final night game at citizens bank park. top of the sixth, travis d'arnaud. a fly ball to right. nick williams comes up throwing. a laser to home plat

the 25—day—old monkey is being treated at colombia cali zoo. let's see what the weather is doing. will make its presence felt. tonight, rain across western areas. first thing, it will spread eastwards. scattering of showers into the morning and then the strong winds arrive and the southern flank of storm brian pushing into coastal wales and coastal parts of southern england and we could see 17 mile an hour gusts. showers developing inland. east of scotland, eastern pa rt inland. east of scotland, eastern part of england, not a bad morning. sunny spells and the winds pick up later. a few showers into the afternoon but most of the day will be dry. temperatures will be dropping in the afternoon as the winds go north—westerly. it will feel fresh where ever you are in the wind. into sunday, the wind will pick up over scotland, north—west england. the winds eased down in the day and the showers become less abundant. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news, the headlines. eu leaders agree to start preparing for trade talks with the uk. theresa may says she's optimistic about a good deal

so this is people lit cali coming out with their hands up. we saw that multiple times. this location overall. as soon as we got on scene, people did hear some sort of gunfire. one gentleman said he heard what sounded like automatic machine gunfire. there's so much chaos and panic especially when they're heightened and rushing and running throughout the different scenes where we are. as mentioned, quite quiet. police have a lock on this scene. we see multiple people moving. teams of ambulances and structures. we don't know if some of those people were being checked out in a panic. so, again, police have the skeef, ambulances pushing them ba back. >> steve, we do have reports that the las vegas police is confirming that they have one shooter down and they are asking people to still stay away from the las vegas strip. we know that they've been moved away several times. can you tell us when you're looking at the scene, what kind of movement is going on? do you see s.w.a.t. protections or have they changed it so it's free for this possible other shooter. >> we saw police goi

i saw murdered at least one hundred twenty eight people in the syrian town of cali attain in a revenge campaign before it was captured by government forces the syrian observatory group says the killings in central homs took place over a three week period i saw the queues the civilians are collaborating with the syrian regime forces government forces recaptured the town from i saw on saturday and its national conference is underway in geneva calling for urgent funds for the hinge of refugees the european union is co-hosting the event the e.u. is calling for an end to the violence and the army's military operations in rakhine state bangladeshi officials have told the conference that their country is now sheltering a million range of refugees and u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says that saudi arabia is not willing to begin direct talks to resolve the gulf diplomatic crisis his cattery counterpart shaikh mohammed bin up all are when all fanny expressed frustration over the behavior of the four countries blockading cata it comes after to listen held talks in doha and riyadh calling f

. >> because even after price waterhouse and even after on cali, on cali is in 1996, every court for another 20 years said that, including the eeoc. the eeoc had cases explaining that oncollie. those eeoc opinions are not any differently reasoned than the court opinions that from 1979 that we cited that we say congress ratified. these are -- there is a fairly common sense intuitive difference between sex discrimination and sexual orientation discrimination. >> i thought you just said that you could see as a logical matter that sexual orientation could be a subset of sex? >> as a logical matter there is a difference between whether you can as a theoretical matter come up with a hypothetical but for construct. circumstances it t >> is it the government's position that the plain text of the statute clearly exclude sexual orientation? >> i think it is clearly the better reading, and so yes. but i think this court doesn't need to get into whether it's ambition or not because any ambiguity -- >> can you point me to what language in the applicable provision of title vii clearly excludes sex

if you know where cali njac son is, police call police. >>> naacp demanding a controversial halloween decoration in south jersey come down. people spot add decoration depicting a person hanging in al oh way township salem county. the naacp received calls about the decoration. residents tell nj.com did he not mean to offense anyone and had no intention force this about to be any race. >>> it is any restaurant customers worst fear. rodents running i was muck in your favorite eat reach that appears to the case at a popular coffee shop in spring garden section of philadelphia. bruce gordon joins us in stewed eighty seven this information came to us via an anonymous tweet. >> yeah, it sure did, chris. late this afternoon in fact we were able to talk by phone with our source. he asked that we not use his name but said he lives in a nearby apartment that has seen the mice before. last night, he took out his camera and the results, well, they were not pretty. >> starbucks at 20th and callowhill is a busy place with a steady stream of customers rushing in to pick up their specialty coffees and

returning for their second day, from san francisco, cali, it's the champs, it's the kelly family. and applause] and from dallas, texas, it's the smith family. [cheering and applause] everybody here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's get it on. give me dano. give me kathryn. ["family feud" theme plays] all right, guys, top 7 answers on the board. sad news, your rich uncle died. sadder news, he left all his money to who? dano: his wife. steve: his wife. [cheering and applause] family: play, we're gonna play! dano: we're gonna play. [cheering and applause] legwenda: good a ood answer. steve: all right. sad news, your rich uncle died. sadder news, he left all his money to who? legwenda: charity. steve: charity. dano: good answer! good answer! [cheering and applause] will: good answer, legwenda! steve: all right, will, let's play, man. sad news, your rich uncle died. sadder news, he left all his money to who? willhi

. >> questlove: 760, cali! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. i feel the love. thank you very much. welcome, welcome. welcome to the "tonight show." thank you for being here. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. we have a great show tonight, ricky, lin-manuel -- it's going to be fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] first we get to some jokes right here. everybody is talking about this, this feud between president trump and republican senator bob corker. they're fighting again, these guys. [ light laughter ] yeah, today corker said that trump is a bad role model for children. and trump said, "not true." [ laughter ] "i've even proven that a child can be elected president." [ cheers and applause ] so -- that's pretty inspirational. but corker also tweeted about trump's behavior and said, "alert the daycare staff." [ laughter ] trump was so mad, he squeezed his juice box and it went all over his tie. he's like -- oh. [ laughter and applause ] "go to the cubby and get me another

more on the humanitarian crisis that's unfolding in bangladesh and how it's affecting children in cali and cox is bizarre. desperate unhygenic living condition waterborne disease malnutrition threatening over three hundred twenty thousand children according to unicef among the nearly arrived refugees sixty percent are children a staggering number u.n. report also cite that at least over fourteen thousand children at risk of dying due to severe malnutrition now mobile clinics like the run by unicef care and shared bangladesh up in sprout up in several of the camps they have to treat people with children suffering from major malnutrition or acute malnutrition so far at least over fifteen hundred children are in this program they've been given specially nutritional food to take care of their nutritional problems despite all that effort by aid agency led by bangladesh government lot of the essential needs of the children are still not been met you can see among the children the sadness and the quietness among them that not only traumatized that deprived of their childhood in the long run b

we have some great cali flours and accessories that go right around the collar.eing festive. >> look at bert tee with that smile to the camera and little bow tie. >> bert tee is perfect in that autumn color win wheel. >> it gets dark pretty early. anything we can do to help them stand out more, do we have any glow in the dark costumes. >> we do. >> or lighting? well one of the things that you can do is attach this little light up to their collar. >> there you go. >> and so people can see then. your dog from far away. because this little thing will hang from their collar. the other thing is, making sure that they have a proper id tag. we like silly dog id tags because they glow. >> okay. >> so and they're silent. >> is that what this one is. >> that's what this one is. >> i'll hold it. i know you have your hands full. >> there's a couple of examples right there and they glow up and they have all your dog's information and they don't jingle.& >> smart idea. >> it's kind of nice. >> sometimes the jingle is good because you can't find the dog. >> you can hear the jin

california up in flames right now crews are battling deadly wildfires burning in both northern and southern caliornia. now the flames have already burned home after home at last count at least 1,000 are gone. in some areas entire neighborhoods have been wiped out. now in napa, a famed winery is nothing but ash at this point. >> in the meantime tens of thousands of people are living right in the line of fire. fleeing the flames with literally nothing but the clothes on their back. let's start with maureen who has more on the devastating situation. >> devastating is the right word for thumbs several counties in northern california are under state of emergency this morning and widespread evacuations are underway. >> fast-moving deadly wildfires are burning their way through california. more than a dozen fires broke out mums simultaneously sending crews scrambling and many of those fires are not small. an idea. the smoke clearly visible from space. statewide more than 1600 homes and businesses have been destroyed and at least ten lives lost. looking at the fire damage, it's not hard to see why so ma