callahan denies making the obscene gesture. calling the buffalo bills about some tablet abuse offensive coordinator ken dorsey. it was a little mad at the bills loss in miami yesterday, smashing his microsoft surface tablet. the nfl previously sent a warning to every team after tom brady broke two tablets last weekend fallout over the growing welfare scandal and mississippi involving former nfl quarterback brett farve. investigators say he lobbied the state to use welfare money to pay for athletic facilities. at his alma mater. this morning. sirius xm has suspended former nfl star brett farmers weekly radio show just days after espn . milwaukee also paused his radio appearances. state investigators say farve was part of a group that spent more than $77 million in welfare funds meant for low income families on pet projects. we've seen a ton of welfare money that's intended for the poor spokes here in the state of mississippi, florida people who just simply did not need it. projects included this volleyball arena at fars, alma ma

oh callahan was aggressive. why the length, he wanted to know. we said that once -- what exactly are you concerned about? oh callahan proceeded to identify specific allegations he wanted removed. all of which referenced individual won it quickly became apparent to kazemi that contrary to what o'callaghan professed, it wasn't the overall length of detail of the document that concerned him, it was any mention of individual one. kazemi and o'callaghan went through a handful of these, -- sensing that this was going to be a long adversarial process he told o'callaghan that he was aware of his concerns, and the team would redraft the information, and remove certain not essential details. the team is tasked with the rewrite, they stayed up most of the night. the revised information in cohen's case was now 21 pages, down from 40. it removed certain allegations including allegations that individual one acted in concert with and coordinated with cohen on the illegal campaign contributions. the information now alleged that cohen acted in concert and coordin

callahan denies making that gesture. >>> big news out of the nfl tonight.nd business mogul rihanna will headline next year's super bowl half time show. it's her first major performance in over five years. she previously turned down the job to support former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick. the super bowl is february 12th. >> when we come back, the high stakes space mission. why nasa plans to smash a spacecraft into an asteroid. whak who wanted to supercharge your audit system? so you tap ibm to un-silo your data. and start crunching a year's worth of transactions against thousands of compliance controls with the help of ai. operating costs are lower. and everyone from your auditors to your bankers feels like a million bucks. let's create smarter ways of putting your data to work. ibm. let's create covid-19 moves fast, and now you can too by asking your healthcare provider if an oral treatment is right for you. oral treatments can be taken at home and must be taken within 5 days from when symptoms first appear. if you have symptoms of covid-19, even if they

callahan is facing criticism afr criticism after calling so many running plays. >> it is a normal playher people. >> add tyon davis heise with a h ankle sprain, could be sidelined be sidelined 4 to 6 weeks. he had 14 carries for 33 yards in his debut yesterday. greenlaw took care of some off field financial business. he agreed to to a two year contract extension that will pay him $19 million. the team blew a 20 point halftie lead to arizona. the raiders hae never made the playoffs after starting the season. mark davis did have something to celebrate. he was in connecticut to watch the isis for the first title in franchise history. >> las vegas, we are world cham. world champions. >> the giants general manager is is leaving the bay area to run e tigers front office. the dolphins are 2 and 0 after a come back. bat against the rave. the ravens. lots of praise in addition to first-year head coah head coach which was definitely a good thing for all those arou. those around. >> we used to push it from gamey thomas wednesday and now that wd be obvious. i can't hide. >> four teams are 0 and 2.

. >> and grady blame callahan for wrecking his chances.dy started throwing punches and even kicked the car. people tried to intervene and break it up. but great eventually have to just be carried away. he claims when he tried to talk to callahan about the race, gaven middle finger. now and claims that didn't happen. drama. meantime, nba fans don't have to wait much longer for the season. warriors are kicking off their preseason this week playing the washington wizards in japan. the two-game series starts on friday after winning the championship last year. players say the offseason was short but sweet. >> had to go to europe for a week and be a real tourist was a ton of fun. just. the daily routine of working out and have a free time ago. the beach and not the pressure of performing. i forgot what a championship off seems like. it's very short. so i counted my blessings every day. i it every day off on us. >> can't believe we're already talking about basketball again. tipoff for the warriors first preseason game is 0b:00am. this friday. if

andrew grady was captured on video throwing punches through an open window at davey callahan . he even kicked the door before being restrained and finally dragged away. hold me back! hold me back me back, but the drivers don't exactly agree at what led to the incident. and i wanted to talk to him and he flipped me off. so i started mike tyson in his head. i never flipped anybody off. he just started punching me inside the race bar, so i understand he's frustrated, but again. it was really transfer spot and we were just fighting for life. so was there or was there not a little birdie flipping of the birdie? grady had a lot more to say about the incident, but not much of it is suitable to air on television even here at this late even if he did flip him the bird you cannot start punching someone like that the window to kicking the car. you got to keep it together. i know. coming up this season's hottest kitchen gadgets . nasa's mission to save humanity. it happens tonight, nearly seven million miles away from earth. later the apparent rash of tablets smashing inside the nfl. you'r

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i li, under the callahan think, can no no hi to leanne. so you know how much i have the way it gets on what i wanna get and get on the horn. you get okay, from a home. okay, a little game played more tacos and like a vanessa focusing on all of that done. but i know got that in mind here to assist them, you know, get away, assist them. other plumbing is countries like china and vietnam had long embraced some form of capitalism in 2016 when former us president barack obama opened political ties with cuba and east sanctions. cubans began enjoying a new era of economic opportunities, but it was short lived and as generations of children's go, tired of waiting for the promise of the revolution to deliver a better life. with less economic and political controls, more and more believe abandoning their country, however uncertain their future is their only option. the u. s. is always of interest to people around the world. people pay attention to what with on here, and i'll just, he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here. ah. for

there was a time when the aka vanguard river flowed were enough to sustain life in the northern callahan desert all year round. 2 but that's changing. we thought of 3 men in different parts of the alcove and go down as they faced drought, wild animal and man made threat in the constant fight for survival. risk in it all . but swan on al jazeera ah ah, i'll come back. he watching al jazeera melinda stories. so russia has released 215 ukranian prisoners of war and a deal negotiated by turkey. in return, keep release a pro russian, all the gall and 54 russian prisoners. also 10 foreigners who fought alongside ukrainian forces were released by russia and sent to saudi arabia. was speaking of the un general assembly. the cranium, presidents had rushed, needed to be punished and isolated over its invasion off. you cried lot, mason adds fuel so as well. be just to straighten moscow that's a veto. at the un security council alley russian president vladimir putin announced he was calling up preservice to boost the military operation. in the case of foreign secretary, james cleverly is toll al jaz

we definitely seen russia trying to get as many troops possible from donia. callahan square, they've been in charge since 2014 does a real sense there that people who haven't been able to get out so far and have very few options get out safely, could soon fighting be yet forced to fight against their own country to fight against you crime. i feel that nick nick connelly in cave at small stories making headlines around the world today. president putin has granted russian citizenship to us whistleblower edward snowden. the former government security contractor fled to russia in 2013 after leasing secret file. surveillance of ravens by the us national security agency is wanted in the u. s. on espionage charges. iranian officials say they've arrested more than 1200 people protesting over the death of 22 year old master, meaning in police custody human rights. wanted to say at least 76 people died in 10 days. and protests have also been large pro more bodies have been recovered after a boat carrying migrants sank off serious coast. nearly a 100 people are now known to have died. survivors

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i leon building. callahan thing can no, no. hi, toya answered. you know in much i am a get so look at them. when i go get and get on the horn, you get, i'll get to my home. okay, a little game, play more tacos, and like a vanessa focusing on all of that, all but are, and i'll get over that one here to assist them, you know, get away, assess them. other plumbing is countries like china and via non had long embraced some form of capitalism. 2016 when former u. s. president barack obama opened political ties with cuba and eas sanctions. cubans began enjoying a new era of economic opportunities, but it was short lived and as generations of cubans go, tired of waiting for the promise of the revolution to deliver a better life. with less economic and political controls, more and more believe abandoning their country, however uncertain their future is their only option. ah, on the 5th of september, britain's conservative party will elect a new leader who will become the country's prime minister. a role likely to be defined by an unprecedented cost of li

i leon the callahan think can no, no i actually answered. you know, in march i have the way it started. okay. um, what i will, i will get and get on the horn. you'll get i'll get some help. okay, a little game played more tacos in la k, k, vanessa, focusing on all of that done. but i know get got that one, get us as a family. you know, get away as is with them. other plumbing is countries like china and via non had long embraced some form of capitalism. in 2016 when former u. s. president barack obama opened political ties with cuba and eas sanctions. humans began enjoying a new era of economic opportunities, but it was short lived and as generations of children's go, tired of waiting for the promise of the revolution to deliver a better life. with nessie economy and political controls, more and more believe abandoning their country however uncertain their future is their only option. a a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of our networks, journalists on al jazeera. let me tell you a story. up there in space

large scale they killed our children, attacked our wedding parties, and bombed our funeral to sell. callahan, we appeal to the united nations to convict american and british military generals and bring them to justice. our award winning journalist and editor martin j says the u. s. is impose the harsh restrictions to gain leverage over the taliban. i think the case of the start of money is just one more element of the initiative defines taken ministration to transfer the funds to switzerland and hold the money in that account. not likely and a short term. so the money's going to be transferred to the conditions, the replies for the money to actually be transferred to africa. very strict. indeed, they're playing the gemini cough and also saying to the afghans with tyler bunch of look, let your central bank distances so politically from you let your central bank agree to a few conditions where they don't. and then we'll let you have the money, you know, and we will trust the central bank distributor accordingly to the very desperate corners of the country. this is a way of controlling countrie

the callahan think, can no, no hi, toya answered. you know in much i am a get so look at them. when i go and get and get on the horn, you'll get i'll get to my home. okay. okay. a more tacos and like a vanessa focusing on all of that. all. but, oh no, get over that in one. get us as if you're not get away assessing them. other plumbing is countries like china and via non had long embraced some form of capitalism. 2016 when former us president barack obama opened political ties with cuba and eas sanctions. humans began and joined a new era of economic opportunities, but it was short lived and as generations of cubans go, tired of waiting for the promise of the revolution to deliver a better life. with less economic and political controls, more and more believe abandoning their country. however uncertain their future is their only option for frank assessments, how much support is there if it's street protests that we've seen in hotels across the rest of the country, the street has been very good. that's happening into the core concerns of people across the country. informed opini

there was a time when the aka banga with the floods were enough to sustain lies in the northern callahan desert all year round. 2 but that's changing. we've gone 3 men in different parts of the alcove, angled down, as they faced drought, wild animals and man made threat in their constant fight for survival. risk in it all. but swan on al jazeera, an intelligent social and playful this vulnerable species of being caught in the wild, sold online, and smuggled at legally by criminal syndicates from southeast asia. one of the main market space, japan. in recent years, a new phenomenon has been sweeping through this concrete jungle animal cafes, by customers, by a cover charge to sit in a cafe and pets, a number of cute, domestic animals. but his businesses compete for customers. this being a disturbing shift to ever more exotic species, we want to find out more about how offers have been taken from the wild and sober. justine gar, a market is a spooling hops, the animal trade a plethora of exotic species seats. tiny metal cages, distressed and sweltering under the whole sun. oh or concealed

. >> hello, i want to leave a message for kaya callahan, this is the man who is going to rape her andd call came in, we hit the gas pedal as quickly as we could. >> reporter: agents took a tour of his workplace and saw the type of item they would need for dna comparison. >> there was an arby's cup and straw and we took the dna to compare to the dna on the letters and it was a 100% match. >> reporter: rogers was arrested in an early morning fbi raid at his home last november. >> we decided to arrest him because we weren't sure what he was going to do. >> reporter: rogers pleaded guilty to federal crimes from stalking to mailing threatening communications and was sentenced to 40 months in prison. >> this happened from the time my daughter was 5 years old and during her formative years. >> we feel okay now. we know where he is for the next three years. >> i feel okay so that's nice to feel. >> wow. what a remarkable story and some really innovative technology. and before we go, a quick programming note. join dr. gupta for a new report, a truth behind the havana concussion. >> something h

there was a time when the aka vanguard with the flowers were enough to sustain lies in the northern callahan deserts all year round. 2 but that's changing least one or 3 men in different parts of the alcove and go down as they faced drought, wild animals and man made threat in the constant fight for survival risk in it all . but swan on al jazeera ah, in a blue i'm sam is a dan in dough. the look at the headlines here now just here must go back separatist in easton. ukraine have started voting on formerly joining russia. key of says the referendum is a sham, moved by russia and aimed at annexing more territory. hundreds of protest as have been detained across russia. after president vladimir putin announced a partial military mobilization on wednesday. one way, tickets out of the country of sold out traffic has surged at border crossings. us nuclear powered aircraft carrier, the ronald reagan is arrived in the south korean port of san a head of a joint military exercise. the naval drills will be the 1st involving a u. s. aircraft carrier in the region since 2017 ra mcbride has more from aboa

this time is bryce callahan. not a great day for a car. yeah.ot of turnovers for him later in the 4th. >> they had a chance. second goal for the raiders and there it is. the moment we've been waiting for. carr connects with davante adams. great grab for the touchdown. he actually caught 10 from derek carr today. raiders inching a little bit closer. still trailing by 5, but the chargers would put it away. that's not what you want to have happen. raiders going for it on 4th. and 8 carr sacked by his former teammate mad. fumbles. the ball charges recover it. that was all she wrote. the raiders fall. 24 19, just not derek carr's best day. those 3 interceptions. he was also sacked 5 times and after the games, josh josh mcdaniels addressed his team's performance and said he knows they need to just play better. >> it's to win. when you lose the turnover margin a way that we didn't give them. opportunities are good football team and they took advantage of some of those especially there in the 2nd quarter. and but like the way our team fought to respect

. >> hello, a message for callahan, this is the man that is going to rape her and molest her and kill reporter: the investigation had ramped up, they had a suspect, his real name was james david rogers bring >> when this last recorded call came in we hit the gas pedal as quickly as we could. >> reporter: taking a public tour at the suspect's workplace in a nursing care and assisted living facility, they saw the type of items they would need for a dna comparison. >> the cup and straw they watched him dispose into a trash receptacle, they were able to pull the trash into the dna off of the straw to compare to the dna on the letters and it was a 100% match. >> he was arrested in the early morning fbi raid at his home last november. >> we decided to arrested because we weren't sure what he was going to do. >> reporter: he pleaded guilty to federal crimes ranging from starkey, mailing threatening communications and sentenced to 40 months in prison. >> it happened from the time my daughter was five years old, during her formative years. >> we know where he is for the next three years, we ar

i want to leave a message for kylea callahan.pe her, molest her and kill her. >> reporter: the investigation had ramped up. they had a suspect. his real name, james david rogers. so when this last recorded call came in we hit the gas pedal as quickly as we could. >> reporter: agents took a public tour of the suspect's workplace at a nursing care and assisted living facility. they saw the type of item they would need for dna comparison. >> it's actually an arby's cup and straw. they watched him dispose of some trash into a trash receptacle. they were able to pull that track and we took the dna off the arby's straw to compare on the dna on the letters, and it was a 100% match. >> reporter: rogers was arrested in an early morning fbi raid at his home last november. >> we decided to arrest him because we weren't sure what he was going to do. >> reporter: rogers pleaded guilty to federal crimes range from stalking to mailing threatening communications and was sentenced to 40 months in prison. >> this happened from the time my daughter

calia felix bobby calixte francis joseph callahan liam callahan suzanne m.y gino luigi calvi roko camaj michael f. cammarata david otey campbell geoffrey thomas campbell robert arthur campbell sandra patricia campbell sean thomas canavan john a. candela vincent a. cangelosi stephen j. cangialosi lisa bella cannava brian cannizzaro michael r. canty louis anthony caporicci jonathan neff cappello james christopher cappers richard michael caproni jose manuel cardona dennis m. carey, sr. edward carlino michael scott carlo >> and my grandfather, assistant chief of the department, gerard barbara, commander of the south tower rescue mission. i am sad that i never got to meet you. to have you tell me that you are smart, caring and a brave role model who always wanted to solve a problem and keep the team a safe. you are always prepared and forever a gentleman as a husband and father, family member or friend. i cannot change that you are not here to watch us grow up, but i will live my life with values and where our name proudly. god bless america. [applause] >> and my

i want to leave a miss for kia callahan.ation had ramped up. they had a suspect. his real name, james david rogers. >> so, when this last recorded call came in, we hit the gas pedal as quickly as we could. >> reporter: agents took a public tour of the suspect's workplace at a nursing care and assisted living facility. they saw the type of item they would need. . >> it was an arby's cup and straw. we took the dna off the straw to compare to the dna on the letters. and it was a 1-1 match, 100% match. >> rogers was arrested in an early morning fbi raid at his home last november. >> we decided to arrest him because we weren't sure what he was going to do. >> rogers pleaded guilty to federal crimes ranging from stalking, to mailing threatening communications and sentenced to 40 months in prison. >> this happened from the time my daughter was 5 years old, during her formative years. >> we know where he is the next three years. we're safe for the next three years. >> i feel okay. >> that's nice to feel. >> reporter: jean casarez, c

martinsville, virginia, grady is the driver taking it out on callahan's car. how it went. >> we have trouble, a major fight going on down here. i mean tempers have flared. we have all kinds of stuff going on. >> bill: grady trying to go after the driver of the 41. >> bill: the issue. hard to punch through the net and steel. the buffalo bills. what the nfl does they put a camera in the booth to get the reaction from the offensive and defensive coordinator. this is the offensive coordinate for for the bills when they lost. here is what happened. >> the clock is at three. they won. >> bill: man. wait for it. >> oh man. come on. >> bill: ken dorsey wanted to win this game. they lose 21-19 and he took it out on the tech team. >> he can't smash tablets. he didn't have the status of tom brady. i feel for him losing to the dolphins. this is the 3-0 last time. it has been a minute. this fight -- this aggress is intense. as for the nascar aggressive. i'm not impressed. driving a taxi in new york for a long time you find out what you are made of. that guy punching the fr

ah, there was a time when the aka banga river flowed were enough to sustain lies in the northern callahan deserts all year round. but that's changing. least one or 3 men in different parts of the alcove and go down as they faced drought, wild animals and man made threat in their constant fight for survival. risk in it all. but swan on al jazeera, how coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i travel there, whether it's east or west africa, people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate coverage. and our focus is not just on their suffering, but also on the more capitalistic and inspiring story. people trust on to, to tell them what's happening in their communities in a clear and unbiased way. and as an african, i couldn't be more proud to be part of it all out is the real world tells the story of the british italian man experiencing life in a palestinian refugee camp. and they were coming face to face with the daily lives of its residence. some of whom have lived here for more than 70 years has been a refugee almost all his life. it's not my normal life for sure. for

cause even more runway to do it, and what he describes about bill barr's behavior here and edward oh callahan and richard donahue -- he talks about what exactly they did, it's really bad in terms of how the justice justice department can be corrupted officials in those kind of keep positions are willing to do it. justice department has to fix this, because the american public has to believe that it's an incorruptible institution. in order to believe, that we have to know there's consequences when corruption has demonstrated, confessed to, and proven. so this is not a normal book, this is not a normal tell-all book. this is the start of something at the justice department that is gonna have to be taken very seriously. >> yes, there's never been a book like this, and jeffrey berman will be here at this hour tomorrow night for the discussion. thank you, rachel. we >> well, we now know the name of the person who is likely to be names as the so-called special master in a criminal investigation of donald trump. but, we don't yet know what that special master will actually be doing. that is one piec

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i want to leave a message for kaya callahan. and kill her. >> the investigation ramped up. they had a suspect. his real name, james david rogers. >> when this last recorded call came in, we hit the gas pedal as quickly as we could. >> agents took a public tour of the suspect's workplace in nursing care at an assisted living facility. they saw the type of item they would need for dna comparison. >> it was an arby's cup and straw. they watched him dispose of some trash. they were able to pull that trash. we took the dna off the arby's straw to compare to the dna on the letters. it was a 100% match. >> rogers was arrested in an early morning fbi raid at his home last november. >> we decided to arrest him, because we weren't sure what he was going to do. >> rogers pleaded guilty to federal crimes ranging from stalking to mailing threatening communications and was sentenced to 40 months in prison. >> this happened from the time my daughter was 5 years old, during her formative years. >> we know we're safe for the next three years. >>

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station had no added conditions so here to speak with you this evening is the general manager nick callahan. >> good evening everyone. thank you for hearing us this evening. little about myself, i have been in the city since 96. food and wine industry since i was 15. most recently i opened park chalet beach (inaudible) just during the pandemic. mostly because i was bored. recently i came on as general manager to redesign the bar. did that solo until a month ago. i brought on anataseia our assistant gm bar manager whatever you want to call her. i'm always on premise. if i'm not there she is there. formally i was at beat box about 6 years. that was a fun venue, we did not have noise complaints i'm aware of in the six years i was there. i bring up the previous places so you hopefully see it under good hands. we had one complaint from a neighbor. i don't know who it was. i informed when they came to check the sound levels. the armory club ret row fitted the place with sound proofing. when the inspector came to set the sound limits went out and windows and doors were closed and had to lean up ag

. >> you talk about a justice department official, edward o' callahan.eputy was on the phone with him when i was told you have to even things out. he immediately came into my office, told me about the conversation. my jaw dropped. and i immediately grabbed my deputy audrey strauss and brought her into the room. my deputy repeated the conversation and she nearly hit the ceiling. it was something we never heard or seen before. >> you refuse to indict him. greg craig was indicted and went to the washington district, u.s. attorney's office. eventually he came to trial and was acquitted, i think, within five hours. vindication? >> it was vindication, but the case should never have been brought. i was on the phone with the u.s. attorney from the district of colombia trying to convince her not to indict greg craig. the case was too weak to be brought and inappropriate to be brought. that's what the trial showed. >> you also talk about an effort to get you to prosecute the former secretary of state, john kerry. >> yeah. that was truly outrageous. president trump

recession in '23 >> despite the market volatility and unprecedented crosscurrents out there mary callahanrdoes says there's a runway for market outperformance. >> it's actually the easiest time in the world to find alpha. there's alpha everywhere the little title said where is the alpha now? it's everywhere. it's irresponsible to be passive in what you're doing right now i would say it's irresponsible you have to be sorting through the beta in order to get to the alpha. your investors are expecting you to do just that. >>erdoes says area investors should be thinking opportunistically including tell kon, semiconductors. she called uk banks, and there is interesting, the most interesting thing to invest in right now and urged the audience not to bet against china she said, quote, staying invested in these markets is one of the most important things and one of the most difficult things to do. in about 20 minutes we'll be joined on squa"squawk on the st" by roy swan for a wide ranging discussion about esg which is a topic that magically hasn't come up with. very macro focused >> druckenmiller

berman his his deputy walked into his office and said he had just gotten a call from edward callahan,. o'callahan, the book says, asked that the office even things out by charging mr. craig before election day. in that conversation, mr. berman writes, mr. o'callahan kept reminding him that the southern district that had just prosecuted mr. collins and mr. cohen. after being told by the "times" of the statements, he called them categorically false." he goes on to say that craig never should have been prosecuted when doj moved it from sdny to another office that acquiesced with main doj's request. frank figliuzzi, would you assume that doj ig is looking into the greg craig prosecution? >> well, i assume nothing anymore, but they ought to open a case if they don't have one open right now. and look, there may have to be cases reversed, decisions reversed here. there's legal liability. there will be lawsuits from this. this will go on for quite some time, but it is worthy of investigation, and this notion that there's some kind of evening out that takes place, my god, it's not -- you know,

came to light in 2011 after christopher halliwell was arrested for another murder, that of sian 0'callahani point out to him the issue is that their were within the institution, but also in his personal management of what was going on and the investigation. wiltshire police has commissioned an external review of the case to see if there are more investigation opportunities or if there is more learning to be done. the universities watchdog in england has begun an investigation into possible grade inflation at three unnamed higher education institutions. the office for students say there's been a sharp increase in the awarding of first and upper second—class degrees. in the 2020—2021 academic year, around 38% of students were awarded a first—class degree, that's up from nearly 16% between 2010 and 2011. let's speak now to professor steve west who is the president of universities uk, who represent 140 universities across the uk. thank you forjoining us this afternoon. why do you think this increase in the top degree grade has been happening, what is behind it? was certainly over the pandemic

the mill fire sparked yesterday on gazette callahan road, east of the mountain. fires are burning on both sides of the road, and evacuation orders are in place in the surrounding areas. the fire burned at least 1,500 acres and is 0% contained. cal fire says no structures have been damaged so far. >>> governor newsom is expanding emergency response during this heat wave. this is the executive order he issued just last night. this morning, the office of emergency services will give an update on the state's response to the excessive heat. that starts at 10:00 a.m. the energy demand has been high to support everything from air-conditioning to high school football games. "today in the day's" cheryl hurd was at the big game in concord. >> reporter: a late start for concord's season opener against san mateo's high school. the 8:00 p.m. kick-off giving mid 90 temperatures in concord a chance to cool down by evening. giving parents and varsity players a break from the heat. >> all week, we've had parents volunteer to drop off gatorade, pedialyte, keeping the boys hydrated