. >> the camp fire. >> the camp fire. >> the camp fire. >> houses and flames, forests being scorched. >> the most destructive fire in california history. >> agh. lucky for us the fires hadn't made it to where my family lives in oakland, but the air had gotten so bad that it wasn't safe to breathe. so my wife and i took me, the asthmatic, my elderly parent, and our kids straight to vegas. not because we wanted to gamble, but because it was close and there were cheap flights. now back then, it seemed like a oneself-in-a-lifetime thing. >> rescue, what is your emergency? >> reporter: but ever since, the fires in california have gotten worse. >> dixie fire. >> woolsey fire. >> are more towns burned to the ground, more forests devastated and more refugees. this episode is about californians and fire, because we got to learn how to get along. ♪ ♪ >>> now if you're thinking that you're safe because you live outside of california, nope. wildfires happen across america, from alaska to florida. and they happen all over the world. >> wildfires sweeping across -- >> australia. >> cape town. >> es

this includes the camp fire.4 counts of involuntary manslaughter. for many in northern california, including me, pg&e has become a four-letter word. i'm just taking a poll of everybody i talk to. word association. pg&e. >> fire. >> corporate greed. >> outdated. >> outdated. >> fall guy. >> lacking. >> my word is accountability. >> accountability, yeah, that would be nice. fighting for that accountability is mark toney, the executive director of the utility reform network. >> we're an organization that's been around for about 50 years fighting for customers of pg&e. >> and law professor katherine sandoval from santa clara university. she is a former commissioner of the cpuc, the body that regulates pg&e. >> so pg&e was convicted of multiple violations related to the san bruno natural gas explosion. >> back in 2010? >> uh-huh. >> 2010. >> so like any felon, pg&e is on felony probation. and the first order is commit no more crimes. in the course of their probation, they've started multiple wildfires. >> during their

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and then night time comes and of course there's a camp fire just like summer break, except that this is not just a break from school. but from a war a new foreign ministers meeting in prague to discuss a bound on tourist visas for russians. eastern countries are backing the idea, but germany and france regarded as counter productive. instead, germany is foreign minister and i know bandwalk has proposed suspending a european vizier agreement with moscow which are made in which makes it easier for russians to enter the block. several e u countries have already implemented limitations of bands on russian tourists. roderick cheese vetter is a member of the german parliament for the opposition christian democrats and defense, and policy and foreign policy expert. a welcome to the w. i'm a what, what you're thinking? i'll miss it should be a you impose a full visa, bound on russian citizens. yes, hello, for a long time i supported the these are been on russian tourists because i supported a liberalization. but we see there are no effects on the russian society. so i'm completely supporting

and then nighttime comes, and of course there's a camp fire, just like some break, except that this is not just a break from school. but from a war the germany and france have warned against the european union ban on tourist visas for russian saying that it would be counter productive. you foreign ministers are discussing the issue at a meeting in prague, but eastern countries on the baltic states back such a ban saying, but travel to the you is a privilege, not a right. they also say, issuing these as to russians could be a security risk, t w 0 rossetto reports now from estonia, surrounded by books, daniel yardley cowski likes to spend his free time in the university library. for a couple of months, as the russian student has only been reading books in their original estonian, so he can learn the language more quickly. when i show a boy at 1st was incredibly difficult. i had to look up every other word he hadn't of i needed one or 2 hours for each chapter or by the end of my 1st book. you know what i understood to content quite well if looking from wouldn't. danny ill yearly coughs ge

there al shahita off the coast of northern lebanon, brazilian president variable snar, as held a camp fire salute to welcome the preserved heart of his country's 1st emperor, the embalmed organ of don pedro. the 1st is on the loan for brazil's 2 hundreds anniversary of independence on september 7th. hedrick broke away from portugal in 1822 in aust. his heart returned to the city of porto after his death. the end will be on public display in brasilia during the celebrations. columbia has ended a policy of destroying coca crops as the newly elected president, gustavo petro, overhauls a fight against drug trafficking, the national police direct to says they will focus on intercepting cocaine shipments and providing incentives for farmers to adopt legal crops. previous governments had dedicated soldiers, herbicides, and drones to try and eradicate coca farms which led to vine and confrontations between farmers and the place. ah, this is al jazeera, these you top stories. ukraine is set to hold muted independence day celebrations after warnings. russia may ran puppets attacks, restricts curfews

aware of what you are doing with your camp fires.fire here in california. so, jose, this is looking like it's going to be a pretty brutal end to what, up until this point, had been a relatively mild summer here on the west coast. jose. >> raf sanchez in los angeles, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, more than a third of pakistan is completely under water. more than a thousand people are dead after historic flooding. we'll dill into the recovery next. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." re watchin diaz-balart reports. aleve x. its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast, powerful, long-lasting pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. >>> 53 past the hour. a third of pakistan underwater. after flooding damaged 1 million homes, killing more than 1,000 people including 386 children. one man in pakistan told the associated press that during the floods, a wall collapsed on his family and one of his sons died. >> he says, what can i tell you? i don't have words to describe what's going through my heart. with us now is

there is an evacuation warning where the happy camp area fire is burning. flag warning due to lightning for parts of northern and northeastern california. i want to show you what is drawing the moisture. high-pressure over the desert so left -- southwest there's an area by the coastline with a south wind. dew points right now, some areas still muggy to human. 58 in oakland. dryer air around concord. san jose cameras showing higher clouds as we look at the temperatures. 69 in oakland. 82 degrees in palo alto. 64 in half moon bay. this is obscured by the fog and clouds. mid 70's, santa rosa, napa, upper 80's around fairfield. low 90's is where we got up to for many inland areas but that will change. from the golden gate bridge camera, stockton view. high clouds. relief from the heat tomorrow. mild to warm weekend. if you don't like the humidity, it is going down. check out what will happen. in the sierra, showers and storms through tomorrow. obviously we need it because we have a drought up and down the state. the latest from the drought monitor, extreme drou

to climate change a field devastating wildfires in several european countries. sleeping and camping next to fire trucks, firefighters in france earned brink of exhaustion, their tracking stubborn places that keep flaring up in the south west. they've made note of 8 active fires. there is no time to waste limited all night to stop the fire from spreading from notably to defend the village of billy billy number. at the moment when the fires progressing in every direction, the wind is not steady right now, spoke to the likes, your fires continued to burn over night. and as you haunt region where the village is located, the blade has swallowed up at least 16 houses and has forced 10000 residents to flee their homes. but france isn't the european countries struggling to fend off flames? i little weaker as you you little god, what submit them stood so guts. most them she glanced. they are all in shocking that shocked by the situation is same. burns. they have nothing left that i know more buying cheese. some people have lost houses or barnes with their equipment or, or animals my but that is happy to

are you don't have to have a camp fire.le secures for you all to make it easier to eat. that's french toast. nothing goes better than french toast and some bacon. and then got you taken care of with the tuna and the smoked salmon. >> all the vips are getting georgia pulled pork. smoked mac and cheese. our signature recipe and baked beans with the rolls. >> brian: tuna is the catch of the day. >> i want to see you eat, brian. >> brian: i can't eat before noon. >> i want to do a "fox & friends" show at noon. >> brian: i'm coming back. >> steve: tuna from the hudson river? >> i do in the think it's from the hudson river. we do have a guest tore steve. steve, you got a gift? >> ainsley: knife set. >> steve tried cut one of our recipes with a plastic knife. >> steve: i did. >> see sawing for 30 seconds. i promise you it wasn't that bad of a recipe. we got you a winco knife set. >> ainsley: they gave us a knife set last friday when you were on vacation. >> steve: fantastic. >> ainsley: so southeast y'all. >> brian: check in with

. >> we have had stations where, when you go into camps like this, they set fire to the camps and destroys and the equipment. reporter: these are usually hard to operate. flying over the creeks, the dumbest -- devastation is massive. this facility is capable of refined ring -- refining tens of thousands of gallons every day. instead of using firewood, they steal gas. military commanders say there are hundreds of these illegal distilleries scattered across the oil-producing delta. in addition to bleeding the economy dry, the operations also damage the environment because they are not properly equipped to process crude oil. the plunder of nigeria's oil has left the country unable to meet its opec quarter. >> so much collaboration going on with the communities to make sure that we are protecting these assets. reporter:reporter: the company looks up to the renewed clamp down to profitability. with all thieves continuously changing tactics, it could be a long while before that will happen. alger syria in -- al jazeera in nigeria's oil-producing delta. maryam: serbs are protesting against in or

camp? mckinney fire is working its way really out of the region. the oak fire itself is not putting up a whole lot of smoke in the fort mor as crews really gain the upper hand on that one. we've got this line of clouds associated with that high pressure ridge that's pushing up its monsoonal moisture, our direction that's moving into the north bay right now that's making for a very grave situation from san francisco on up into the north bay. as you can see, a bolinas bay point rays on up further north from there. we've seen some light showers mount tam. you picked it up a couple of sprinkles that we had on the richmond center fell bridge. most of the shower activity stays along the coast in marine sonoma and mendocino counties. couple of sprinkles reaching their way further inland. so certainly don't rule that out. and then the sunshine further south, like you saw in half moon bay, definitely seeing that in the inland east bay as well as the south bay currently high pressure ridge keeping things active for us with that morning, bringing a couple of

california department of corrections and rehabilitation, the was a time in which cal fire has 38 conservation campsnd up to 196 fire crews, they did both firefighting and fuels reduction work using incarcerated inmates who were eligible for that opportunity, low risk inmate who was really becoming a strong firefighter and gaining additional on-the- job opportunities and skills. they have been and have been critical in the firefighting effort with these firefighters going in places that mechanized equipment can't go. and through the years, through criminal justice reform and otherwise, we have decreased the conservation camps and a capacity of 152 crews through cdc are, but most recently, we are running on an average of 50 crews with approximately 12 inmates to be able to support that. and as we continue through and out of this pandemic, we continue to see a decline of available and made firefighters available for that ability. so the administration is investing through paid firefighting crews to try to replace those critical firefighters that we have. as it relates to your specific question, to my

camp. the mckinney fire is the largest of fires burning. it has scorched more than 60,000 acres and now 40% contained. four people have died from that fire. close to 90 homes have been destroyed. >>> a celebrity is saying cheers to one family whose baby is going viral. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area, the unlikely comparison and the online tribute getting a lot of attention. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. girls trip. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ get fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms. including nasal congestion. with powerful claritin-d. so you can breathe better. feel the clarity and

if had dish and where when me going to quicken camps august camps like this, the set fire to the camps in indeed june us and am i equipment most of the stolen cold is ferita lodge a vessel such sea by barges like these, which are usually hard to apprehend flying over the creeks, the devastation caused by all bunkering is massive. hidden under tree canopies, the old thieves are putting finishing touches to this facility capable of refining tens of thousands of gallons a day. and instead of using, filed the now steel gas to distill the cold military come on to say that a hundreds of these illegal distilleries scattered across the oil, producing delta in addition to bleeding the economy dry. the operations also damage the environment because they are not properly equipped to process crude oil. the blunder of nigeria oil has left the country unable to be it's it's opec quarter activities are going on as i speak to you now. as so much collaboration guerra with the communities to make sure that there was a woman the pleasure of protecting his assets. and the company looks up to the renewed c

believe he is simply a victim of his own doing, of not reading the room and not knowing or going camping on firefihlani, thank you, in islamabad. cricket now. having been utterly outplayed in the first test match, england's cricketers were desperate for a strong start against south africa today. the second test began with england bowling at old trafford, and they had some success. the lunchtime score is 77—5. joe wilson has been watching. when they truly admire you at a cricket ground they name part of it after you, normally when you retire. well, james anderson is forever beginning again. here he comes to try to bowl out south africa. another edge of another bat, another catch and another batter baffled. that's the way anderson does it. this is his 100th test match on home soil and that's unique territory. ok, so to stuart broad. well, that's well held byjonny bairstow and south africa's captain was now out, definitely, for 12. keegan petersen had made 21 when he fell on a tricky morning for batting. well, south africa had chosen to bat first. england's captain was happy to be bowling, especial

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one example, the holden family here they used to live in butte county, but after the camp fire destroyedown of paradise, they started looking for a new place to live, and they moved to vermont, which they say feels safer from wildfires and floods. the whole didn't say they are climate refugees. we were looking for a place that we would never have to go through something like that again. fire season is not just a season anymore. it's year round, census reports show the number of californians is down 300,000 compared to the year 2020. there's no way to really track why people left, but informal surveys show the high cost of living the fire danger and the drought would be the likely reasons. more human remains have been found at the lake mead recreation area near las vegas. it's the fourth time since may that human bones have been found in that lake bed. the area is normally covered by water in that lake, but that water has retreated from the shore to its lowest level since 1983. people who are lonely or socially isolated, may have a higher risk for heart attacks. that's according to resear

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a nonprofit a nonprofit is stepping up to help children and families impacted by the mckinney fire. t camp monitoring tkeu saásers tkeudisasters. today a dozen campers got to participate in craft, crafts, games and other. volunteers from the west coast e helping out. > project camp is allowing the parents to do the work they need to do to rebuild. rebuild. >> i wanted to come out and maka difference and give the kids sog to do. >> reporter: less than four daye the 49ers hit the field for the preseason the niners face the packers at levi's stadium. and you will see it all right here. > >> a long time team member who l also be on the sidelines. photor michael segeres tonight. a look at the six decade career of a man known throughout the nfl as z. > >> 49ers photographer michael zs is ready for his 50th nfl season. and when he turned the lens on me and squeezed the shutter i couldn't help but thik of all the people who have come through his camera throughout the decades. >> joe talks about this picturet was his favorite picture and bill's favorite picture. >> reporter: like walsh and mona on

in the newsroom with more on the judge's decision, tom well with what some 175 wood street and camp and firesjust the last 18 months, the judge ruled it was all too risky for anyone to stay, and i think the plaintiffs are incredibly disappointed by the court's ruling today, lifting his own restraining order prohibiting eviction, federal judge william orrick said eviction notices may be posted on labor day. there. will be no immediate evictions now with the phased approach, while it is better than another wholesale clearance, there just is a lot of uncertainty and confusion among residents about how that will actually take place. the judge wants defendants, namely, bnsf rail, caltrans, alameda county and the city of oakland. to reach out to the residents and offer safe places to stay. people will be relocated in stages when there are beds available for them if, after three days they did not avail themselves of the bed, then they can be evicted any vehicle regardless of condition running or not, will have to be stored until a big tease can recover them. caltrans will be permitted to enter the p

. >> we have had them set fire to the camps. >> most of the story own -- stolen crude are hard to apprehend. the devastation caused his message. the oil thieves are putting finishing touches to this facility capable of refining tens of thousands of gallons per day. instead of using wood, they now steal gas to distilled the crude. military commanders say there are hundreds of these illegal distilleries. the operations damage the environment because they are not properly equipped to process crude oil. it has left the country unable to meet its quota. the company looks to the renewed clampdown to return to profitability. but with oil thieves change in their tactics, it could be a long while before that happens. anchor: that is all for this hour. i will be back with more right after the break. /ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ [birds chirping] [alarm clock blaring] [alarm fades] man: as soon as i start my sake production, i have to be here every single day. that part i wasn't quite ready for.

prior to american recovery plan, 1.9 trillion-dollar stimulus essentially threw, own smoldering camp firenflation is going to come down, headed towards roughly four some point next year i don't think going to stall there, and if you think about major components of it, energy, food, goods prices, and service prices service prices ran 3% plus for last two decades, all of it disinflation we got good prices, importing stuff from china energy market last, the shale oil stock energy prices, the smie supply is gettinging very tight food i suppose dpendz on russian invasion quagmire there prices not going to zero going to remain high the surplus put into the system fed is suppressing longer-term rates a third of the mortgage and treasure markets means hasn't actually when you look at affordability -- i think inflation is coming down i think going to stall at 4, again that is next year's problem, not this year's problem. maria: all right barry great to get insights on all this thanks very much for joining me this morning barry knapp joining us ironsides we are taking a short break congressman jim

and not far from the mckinney fire, a cluster of wildfires is burning between the communities of sayed and happy camp. it's being called the yety fire. the lightening sparked fire started tuesday and has shut down a portion of highway 96. flames have burned more than 12 square miles and there is zero containment. evacuation orders are in place with 336 structures being threatened. notice a change at the gas station. a new price trend at the pump and when prices nationwide could fall below $4 a gall. plus, the music isn't only thing create ago buzz during this year's outside lands music festival. how much ride share price surged following the show. >> and we have a sea breeze of about 20 to 30 miles per hour. so great air quality. we even have some blue skies over the golden gate bridge. we'll have some drizzle early tomorrow morningful i'll tell you where and when we can expect things check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sautee

covered with heavy fire many painfully somersaults in the yards of residential buildings and look at what they turned into a children's sports ground, the occupiers covered the camph jet systems on fire just at the time when there were many people on the street, shells flew one after the other, it was a real hell, residents remember, people all fell to the ground, screamed, ran to hide, and the entrances were all closed. unfortunately, such systems of volley fire are usually used on the battlefield to defeat of the armored forces of the enemy, and only people can shoot at civilians with them, they are convinced of the police . and indeed, this is how many people were hiding behind cars , and the wipers were hiding here and there, here and there, they fell here, here, along the road, here is my car, and next to it is another bus behind it here 2 or three people fell and immediately hid them. but here it was terrible. dozens of shells flew into the address, the occupiers hit the traffic stops, they fired at the temple, the garages there, one of the buildings had a leaky roof , windows were blown out in high-rise buildings, maksym medkro shkuru here he is on a fragm

camps. but the steel bloods brought casualties to the ffi. direct fireas played on the german staff of the nazi germany and police headquarters. this was an important success restored by the police forces. it gave them authority. tension had been relieved. above all it cleared the way for their leader. the man who secretly directed -- now he came into directive. they rose in coordination with attackers outside. anam woman a final inspection. once again harris had heard the call from the barricade. legend has it that the very stones arise and rise they did. in a long history of man's spiteful freedom, here is the internal stood not only by herself, a fateful moment for the entire world. with the barricades in place, the scene was set for action. intense activity was underway with five resistance headquarters. small units were deployed everywhere. alliance divisions were approaching. among them, the french army division. german tanks find soft spots near the hotel deville. hearing the call citizens to arms. german snipers open up on the roof. this not see

broken up some of the studio furniture to form a camp fire. >> brian: let me ask you, last night wheneather there? >> katie: it wasn't as cold there. and i also was with tyrus so i was afraid to complain. >> brian: we don't have the intimidation factor. >> steve: that show is red hot. >> katie: it is red hot and it was last night. >> steve: our show is cool. thanks for watching. >> katie: indeed. >> steve: newly released documents uncovering the role the biden administration played during the search on former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. >> brian: getting complicated. meanwhile a federal judge now requesting more details on the motions filed by trump's legal team. >> katie: jacqui heinrich is live at the white house. >> good morning to you all. the court wants former president trump's team to outline basically the basis for this request and any effect having a special master or a person to independently review these materials would have on the overall case. it is part of trump's bid to get the doj to stop poring over records that it seized from mar-a-lago. according to trump's

. ♪ good time ♪ each if it takes all night ♪ pass that bottle around the camp fire >> brian: that's pennsylvania recovering it live. >> steve: it's leaking. [laughter] >> brian: down the side of a mountain. >> katie: called a water fall, brian. >> brian: i thought this was an emergency. we would play different music if it was an emergency. >> katie: beautiful sight in the morning. >> brian: pennsylvania big state landlocked. >> steve: gigantic. >> brian: make statements like that because i didn't look up the details. >> bush tail in pennsylvania. beautiful day to start your tuesday. and by the way today is a primary day. >> katie: it is another primary day in america. >> steve: in fact, ladies and gentlemen from pennsylvania to florida you are looking live right now at seminole county, florida, where the polls opened 2 minutes and 5 seconds ago for the primary in florida. also, they opened at 6:00 here in new york. >> brian: several key races unfolding in florida and new york, including the battle to decide who will challenge florida governor ron desantis this november. >> katie: todd piro joins