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american canyon road down to fairgrounds.ke 680 to 780 to double back to the east shore freeway depending on where your commute takes you. we will watch this to see if anything changes. in the meantime let's get a look at your forecast. >>> first one is it'll rain again. tonight. most of today its clouds but the top item in what to expect is rain arriving, after sunset tonight. bay area wide. it won't be a lot. it's like a tenth of of an inch of rain. sunny and mild for new year's. that the both new year eve day and new year's day itself. thursday and friday we are in a break. friday night another rain maker gets here. here is a live look at wednesday morning the top of the mark. you can see plenty of low clouds over the bay. it's gotten better in the east bay. a pretty scene in the south bay. san jose looking at clearer skies overhead. no issues with fog down here. it is cold. it's 37 in san jose right now. 32 in livermore. 37 in concord. the low 30's in the north bay. bundle up. remember how cold yesterday felt? today is th

the fremont city council voted to close the stretch of morrison canyon road. the traffic from ridge terrace to vargas road. john ramose shows us why. >> reporter: morrison canyon road was carved out in the 1800s for horses and wagons to use. and while there is disagreement for should be using it now, everyone seems to agree, this is not a place for cars and people should mix. what looks like a walking path is actually a two-way city street, or at least it was until 2018 when the city closed it to cars because things were getting pretty crazy. >> my friend and i would walk up here a lot and at one point she actually got sideswipe by a mirror from a car. >> the road is less than nine feet wide in some spots with sheer cliffs on either side. fremont closed the street after the vargas plateau regional park was built at the top of the mountain. but lance king says the problem really started when gps apps began sending cars on the road as a shortcut to highway 680. >> i'd be going down on my bike and i'm coming up on a car, they are not looking out the windshield, t

american canyon road is causing congestion. rest of the conditions are clear. >> thanks so much that will do it for us this morning. >>> thank you for starting your morning with us. a look at the before sun rise. the "today" show is up next. >>> good morning, it's here. the very first u.s. case of the highly contagious coronavirus strain from a colorado man who has not traveled outside of the country. and the coronavirus surge is getting worse by the day. >> it is getting worse and help is not coming. >> but overnight, new hope in the fight. the oxford vaccine with shots to start in just days, even as america struggles, even as the blame game intensifies.

. >> wayne was on neighborhood fire watch when he saw flames erupt in silverado canyon. edison cut rather power that took out phone, cell, and wifi to his community, the only way to warn his neighbors was to pound on their front doors. >> i go the fire is coming this way. . >> just up the road in silverado canyon -- >> the wind was howling. it was just, you know -- >> bruce mcdowell is cleaning up and counting his blessings. >> firemen were here. they foamed the back of my house, i think that saved it. >> two firefighters were hurt. luckily everyone else got out safely. tonight, those who left aren't allowed to go back in. susan is worried. some have nothing to return to. just as the holidays approach. >> this has been the most devastating fire on williams canyon. because people that have been here for so long now no longer have a home here. a young couple with a small baby lost their house. these are people that now with covid have to stay with relatives. >> the bond fire investigators say was sparked by a house fire last night that spread to dense brush nearby. >> we h

the native american woman making waves in the grand canyon. the roman empire's sunken party town. to run up a sand dune. it's tough. ijust keep thinking, relentless forward motion, just one step in front of the other. hello, and welcome to the travel show, coming to you from the festive windsor. now, in spite of the glimmers of hope we are hearing on the news, for many of us, travel is still impractical. but never fear, because we are here to bring you inspiration amid all these dark and gloomy nights. first, though... for britain's theatres, christmas can only mean one thing — panto! singing, dancing, comedy, romance and belting catchphrases. oh, no, it wasn't! children: oh, yes, it was! all based in a traditional fairytale setting. pantomime has every ingredient needed for a fun family night out. except in 2020, many of our much—loved pantomimes don't have a stage to perform on. with only a limited number of shows still running across the country this year, panto, like the majority of the arts, has been dealt a heavy blow by covid. data from play association uk theatre revealed

he was standing on an overlook at the rim of a canyon about 1,000 feet above the colorado river.n no indication that anyone was in the canyon when the rockslide took place. >>> there was a deadly explosion in omaha, and police defend their decision after busting up a house party. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." >>> "the los angeles times" reports more than 150 people were arrested at a massive house party in the city of palmdale. many were not wearing masks. sheriffs deputies arrested 158 people saturday night, including 35 juveniles. authorities say that they also found six weapons, and rescued a teenage sex trafficking victim. investigators say the organizers broke into a vacant house and advertised the party on instagram. the sheriff says his department knew about the party ahead of time but did not stop it, so they could arrest the organizers. >>> the "omaha world herald" says two people were killed in a house explosion and fire. a grandmother and her daughter died in yesterday's blast. the grandmother's partner and grandson were critically injured

together we rode into rugged r nations is, and canyons the original las vegas that i hoped would soon be designated as the wilderness and it was clear right away that tom shared my sense of wondert in the outdoors and in wild places and a strong commitment to protect those precious landscapes for future generations. walking the halls of congress he was pretty comfortable on that horse of his, much more so than myself. ,ore than one decade later knight would repeat that horseback ride alongside president trump's then interior secretary ryan is a key. we were both serving in the senate by this point and we had successfully worked together to establish, not just the [inaudible] but also the columbine hondo and the national preserve in the oregon mountain desert peak national monument and rio grande del norte national monuments. and now we were working to convince secretary din ke of what i might describe as a bit of a wilderness skeptic to sign off on the bureau of land management successes of a generous land donation by the wilderness land trust. this land donation was finally open up p

>> chris rushed to meet darla at the foot of the canyon. police had blocked off the road that led to kay and darla's house. now darla and chris thought exactly the same thing. >> kay probably shot someone. >>> coming up -- roger makes an agonizing discovery and stumbles directly into a murder scene. >> they said, wrong place, wrong time. >> when "dateline" continues. u't just a skin condition. those itchy, flakey red patches you see on the outside, could be a sign of inflammation on the inside. talk to your dermatologist about the impact of untreated psoriasis. and how they can see you safely to help get your symptoms under control. schedule an appointment with your dermatologist today. we'rethat are very acidic.foods and beverages it can soften the enamel. pronamel repair, what it's doing is driving more minerals deep into the enamel surface, that's going to help actively repair. pronamel is taking it to another level. special guest flo challenges the hand models to show off the ease of comparing rates with progressive's home quote explore

you know, the sixth one in a year on williams canyon and so this one is the worst >> reporter: and it has been deadly and costly this year. wildfire season in california has been brutal. authorities say the fires have killed 31 meme, destroyed more than 10,000 structures nbc's steve patterson live in silverado canyon steiff, what are you seeing on the ground there >> reporter: shepard, this fire spread to more than 6,700 acres as it has done now really before firefighters were able to get any level of containment on it, they have done so now, but make no mistake, the fire danger is fire from over. the so-called bond wildfire actually started as a house fire the strong santa ana winds picking up the flames spreading it thousands of acres, forcing the evacuations of 25,000 people and injuring two firefighters. the good news tonight, most of those evacuations have lifted. there is a lull in the wind. the fire now burning really back off into the wilderness in canyons and those two firefighters now out of the hospital and recovering. the bad news is that the threat is far from over and th

. >> reporter: sheer panic in silverado canyon, as people race to escape an out-of-control wildfire. >> we barely, barely could get out. >> reporter: powerful winds pushing the flames in all directions, scorching an area larger than 3,000 football fields overnight. >> we have watched over the past fw minutes as this entire canyon has gone up in flames. we're talking about flames as high as 50-60 feet. where we are a very remote canyon, but on the other side of it, a very heavily populated neighborhood. some who fled, taking their ranch animals with them. by daybreak, the fire was still 0% contained. this fire is driven by dry vegetation and high winds. we're talking gusts up to 70 miles per hour. you can see firefighters here on the ground trying to stop this om spreadi spreading. police believe the blaze was sparked by a house fire. doug sweney has lived through many fires, but none like this. >> after being up here for 30 years, i've seen a little bit, but this is-- this is definitely the most it has come down the hill. >> reporter: firefighters are working to protect these homes f

and williams canyon areas in orange county, the flames are being fanned by 70 mile-per-hour santa anaw there are more than 500 firefighters from 30 agencies helping to fight the fire. 2 firefighters were injured during the firefight and taken to the hospital. no word tonight on the cause of the fire.>>> and weather of course, southern california, the same dry weather pattern, unfortunately we could be talking about stronger winds as well as we had to sunday night and monday. we should be tracking rain and serous no, we are locked in a dry weather pattern, waiting for the rainfall, the last one we had around here, around november 18, it is up to 15 days and the number will easily go up above 20. but i will show you, there is a chance of some rain to her north, along the north coast and far south as northern sonoma county, maybe mendocino, it comes in as we head to friday. >>> satellite showing you this, scattered high clouds, paying us a visit over the past few hours, drifting in from the pacific. you can see no rain, no green showing up, partly to mostly cloudy skies across the bay ar

looks like derays start just before american canyon. traveling in to vallejo. once you get past this point photograph sick moving at the limit. you will be stuck in that back up if you are taking 80. things are quiet here. metering lights off and it's an easy ride. have you a nice conditions heading in to san francisco right now. no delays across the upper deck as you head into the city. pretty quiet on the lower deck of the bay bridge. looking live at the golden gate bridge. things look okay but north of here, getting reports of chp of foggy conditions. keep that in mind if you are traveling toward the golden gate bridge. once you are on the span, at least through here things look quiet. other than that your drive out of marin a seamless one. it's smooth sailing across the san mateo bridge with no delays between the commute over to the peninsula. 1o 1 checking problem free if you are going from the south bay to sfo. it's 5:16. time to check the forecast. it's dry today but that could change. >>> it'll change by the time we get to tonight. we have rain arriving

when you walk up second it's a narrow canyon. broadway's wide. if you put a bomb in the middle of broadway, you're not going to get this channel canyon effect, a wider effect. turn left on second and go up, the tallest spot in the canyon is right next to the at&t building. in fact, the buildings on each side of the at&t building are lower-level parking garages. so the attack may have been on the at&t building. it can't be ruled out. although the vehicle was not pressed up against it. but it is also the tallest spot in the tourist district with buildings on each side in the narrower spot of the tourist district. so i think it's possible that the bomber chose that to get the most blast effect going straight up, and i think looking at all of the videos that this bomb may have been gas enhanced, it's going to be a high explosive or a blasting agent, like a slurry or ammonium nitrate and it is, may be gas as a lot of flames on the video and a lot of times, you know, bombers do that. a hollywood trick for mothers. y you -- movies. bombings aren't alway

south of finally, down power lines, stretched across san diego canyon road. firefighters say the fire started at a home on bond way. woman who lives on the street says she heard a generator explode that investigators are not having details about a cause. in orange county, michelle g lee for kpix5. >>> southern california has a similar problem that we have, they need some rain. we need it, as well. >> we don't have the strong offshore winds that they have had the past couple of days, fortunately, because the whole state is really drive. we had a little rain offense a couple weeks ago that helped but the longer we go without brain the worse it will get around here. very high fire danger, red flag warnings continue, in the hills above los angeles, even until saturday and it is what they're calling a particularly dangerous situation. that is a specific phrase they use usually in conjunction with tornado watches, or severe thunderstorm watches to the middle of the country and the southeast but now it is being applied to fire weather as well. everything getting fun

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crews in silverado canyon are carving out containment lines.y're also dousing out hot spots to prevent this wildfire from exploding, like it did wednesday night. the flames, driven by hurricane- force winds, ripped through this landscape in a matter of minutes. those in its path had to escape in the middle of the night. >> the wind was howling. it was just-- >> reporter: bruce mcdougal shot this video. his truck destroyed, his home spared. in this canyons dodging fire after fire has now become a way of life. >> this is our sixth fire this year. >> reporter: it's been a record- breaking year in california. more than four million acres have already burned. scientists say climate change is drying out vegetation too fast for modern fire management techniques to keep up. and exhausted crews face another round of dangerous conditions next week. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, silverado, california. >> o'donnell: there is still much more news ahead tonight on "cbs evening news." the "too tall bandit" strikes again. and the f.b.i. iasking you to help cat

>>ronan says she's concerned that the achievement gap that already exists will become a canyon she's reaching out to other lawmakers from around the state to pass similar legislation so that the message gets heard loud and clear and the state capitol the resolution was introduced this week it then goes to committee and is expected to be voted on december 15th. maureen kelly kron 4 the weather arm. >>all right we've been talking pocan lawrence with a stick to wake them up because pretty quiet but he's raring to go for it, you know the weather arm to go guys you got a quiet boy love to get the rain going unfortunately not seen much just yet outside tonight. they get some hazy conditions we do have few clouds moving through there's a weak weather system sliding right over the top of the ridge of high pressure is you probably noticed that especially the afternoon may 4 gorgeous sunset now those clouds moving on up above that they're going to kind of skirt our skies tonight by tomorrow morning. i think most that is all gone we're talking about more sunshine temperatures today, you're up i

that is alyssa in canyon, texas. larry in franklin, north carolina go ahead, independent line. >> caller: back to the marijuana deal. 1932, dealing against hemp cannabis, there was no such thing as marijuana. marijuana was a slaying word, 1937 that came up -- there is no such thing as a marijuana plant. it is a hemp cannabis plant. if you look it up in the dictionary under draft, it says marijuana, look under weed it says marijuana. look under part it says marijuana. i challenge anybody to show me a marijuana plant. it is a hemp cannabis plant and the last 80 years these lawyers have been putting people in prison and extorting money from them for something that does not exist. >> host: the house taking of that measure dealing with marijuana coming up today, the house in at 9:00 eastern for legislative work othis friday morning, this is inside the health section, usa today. gop lawmakers pay for flouting guidelines taking their cues from donald trump. republicans at every level of government flouted public health guid

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are we in a grand canyon kind of moment or an everest moment? lothar: in between. muchnk it is pretty consensus that 2021 be better than 2020. it has just got to be. there is not doubt about that, but how good it will be is the question. back, aret bouncing we seeing something similar to last summer or are we getting a more sustained recovery and that is going to be driven by whether the fiscal support can hold out onh things coming through the monetary side is really going to be the big question forgetd also, let's not the private demand. is housing going to hold up as people expect? are people going to make that change after having spent so much time at home during lockup? the post-pandemic world may not look so normal to the prepended mcworld. lothar montel of tatton investment management stays with us. let's get your first word news. the united kingdom and european union have signed a post-brexit trade deal but speaking to the sunday telegraph, boris johnson admits it doesn't go as far as he wanted on financial services. firmsis little clarity on selling their

on a day-long trek to the bottom of the grand canyon, we were joined by the park's new superintendent. we saw first hand the benefits the outdoors act would bring to the crowning jewel of our state, legislation we championed in this very room. i also went on ride along to face the challenges they face to keep our communities safe. i will miss these life-changing opportunities, but i will always carry with me the lessons i learned from arizona's amazing unsung heroes. as we approach the end of a year that has tested our country i look forward to spending time, as i do every year in prayer, thought, and writing for the year ahead. sometimes i feel the lord presses a few words on my heart, words that are important to keep strong and guide my spirit for the next year. at the end of last year, three words stuck out during my time of reflection for 2020. i put these words on sticky notes on my bathroom mirror. peace, joy, and gratitude. in the most difficult year in modern history, i known a peace that surpasses all understanding, a joy that can only come from a loving creator, and a gratit

by 2019 citing california's changing energy landscape pacific gas and electric is closing diable canyon the real factor in the united states is just practicalities i mean we have the discovery of natural gas in large quantities and it's much cheaper and it's much easier because nuclear power still has its champions one of the things we want to do a deal with. it is to make nuclear energy cool again one of the problems that the people who object to nuclear power really have and can we solve those technically can we make nuclear power that doesn't produce ways to last for hundreds of thousands of years can we make nuclear power plants they can melt down and i think the answer those questions is actually yes. i know you can be confident but to be going to happen this time in the western world i think the country to underage going to happen in. some of the oldest player. china. make no mistake about it this is an important day for britain a british plant financed by france and china. the focus has been on a plant called hinkley point c. and the claim was made by a.t.f. that this would be do

firefighters are fighting a brush fire in silverado canyon. the bonfire is just 60% contained. it started with a house fire monday night. it started new embers and the cause of the house fire is under investigation. >>> your pg&e bill is going up. the utility is raising rates to help find improvements to curb the risk of wildfires. customers will see an 8% rate increase starting in march. that's about $13 a month on an average residential bill. the money will go to new pg&e power grids and putting new safety measures in place. >>> the fda could review it in less than two weeks. now moderna is planning to test it on kids. here's jobina with more on that. >> reporter: thank you, kumasi. they are eagerly awaiting data on a study involving children. moderna said it will start its clinical trial on children ages 12 to 16. jennifer ashton says it's important to study children because you can't utilize data from adults on kids. she talked to dr. anthony fauci and dr. steven hahn of the fda about the realistic timeline for kids to get the vaccine. >> they both have said that clinical t

well when you think of world heritage sites the taj mahal or the grand canyon i will spring to mind well if the ukraine gets its why that could in the future include the size of the world's worst nuclear disaster chernobyl now he 35 years after the accident contaminate swathes of ukraine and beyond the government plans to apply to unesco for official recognition the area around the destroyed plant has become a destination for lists risk seeking tourists rather even though it remains highly regulated. you're watching day w. news from the then coming up at shows shift living in the digital age that's next as more news on the day doubly app of course and how web site it think of the dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well more news coming up in 45 and stuck. in the height of climate change. for cosmic. what's in store. for the future. e.w. dot com pretty major cities to get insight please enter. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing it.

firefighters are battling a 6400-acre brush fire in orange county's silverado canyon. the bonfire is only 10% contained. officials say it started with a house fire sunday night. they started new fires and the house fire is under investigation. >>> your pg&e bill will be going up. they're trying to find improvements to curb the risk of wildfires. customers will see an 8% rate increase and that starts in march. that's about $13 a month on average for a residential bill. the money will go to improving pg&e power grids and putting more safety measures in place. >>> coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. >> it could be weeks until california gets its first round of vaccine, but how will it be distributed? what health caro fishe official revealing about the plan. >>> as we fight the pandemic, california is recommending face masks to slow the spread. >>> it is 5:23. governor newsom has announce aid regional stay-at-home order to try to stop the spread of covid-19. the order will go on when we reach 7% capacity in hospitals. >>> restaurants would only be able t

it was sparked by a house fire in the silverado canyon area and it quickly spread to dense brush nearby. two firefighters have been injured. >>> a group of san francisco police officers, current and retired, is seeking donations for the holiday toy drive. they say giving to their nonprofit, operation dream, is down sharply. >>covid has ravaged so many people that are employed, the community fund is being depleted, they are helping as many people in san francisco as they can. they were still able to help us, but not to the level that we needed. our donations are down well over 80%. >> this afternoon they are accepting contact free donations of toys at a drive- through location. that happens from one-5 pm outside the atwater tavern. >> time for a check on our weather. here is mary lee with a look at the weekend forecast. >> so glad it is friday, finally here. it is a beautiful day. here is a live look at our salesforce tower camera. blue skies with a little bit of haze. temperatures at this lunch time our, we are looking at those temps that are in the 50s and 60s. let's show you that as w

you can see how the wind here is driving these flames deeper into this canyon.ok at this plume of smoke. we're talking about wind gusts up to 70 to 80 miles per hour with embers flying everywhere and sparking new fires. where we are in this canyon, pretty remote, but on the other side of it several neighborhoods. it's unclear at this point how many people were forced to evacuate in the middle of the night. the bond fire was sparked last night by a house fire. it's unclear how that fire started because the power here was turned off as a preventative measure to prevent flames like this from starting. another fire just south of here in san diego started overnight. it was quickly put out. the focus today, operations here on the bond fire, 2,000 acres and burning. zero percent containment. this has been an historic wildfire season here in the state of california. more than 4 million acres and that number growing this morning. the red flag warnings in effect through saturday with high wind gusts expected for several days. gayle? >> boy, special thanks to jonathan vigl

started by a house fire last night and quickly spread to the silverado canyon and williams canyon areasy. the flames have been fanned by 70-mile-per-hour sent and winds up. power regulators have cut powers to tens of thousands of customers to try to stop new fires from starting. >>> coming up, a violent attack that left a grocery store worker unable to walk or talk. new information about an arrest in the case . >>> another possible shutdown means more businesses are in danger of closing. how one city wants to help them survive. >>> later in sports, the lawyers are extra excited about a player who was once the number one pick in the draft. what he considers this season especially important. >>> there is new information tonight about a violent attack in san jose. police arrested a teenage boy accused of beating a grocery store worker on halloween night. 37-year-old was attacked in the food max parking lot. he was left unable to walk, talk, or eat on his own. the suspect has not been identified because of his age. we police say he is facing assault charges. >>> police are now investigating

. >>> on the fire watch night, 7200 acre fire jumping through canyons, threatening homes in orange county. fire crews are up against powerful santa ana winds, humidity, and very steep terrain. the bond fire nearly quadrupled in size, in just a few hours, after starting as a house fire yesterday. about 25,000 residents are under mandatory evacuations, some evacuating for the second time in weeks. utilities have cut electricity to tens of thousands of customers in case the wind knocked trees into powerlines. >> they scream fire, fire. it is right here, so we have to leave right now. i looked out the window and it was already so big. >> this is our sixth fire this year, the sixth one. >> it is so, so frustrating when you live in california, fire season is year-round, not just a few months out of the year. right now, you add in the santa and the win and in terms, a particularly dangerous situation. this is the kind of phrasing that is reserved for tenor watches, there's the potential for a long track. is a combination of very low humidity, very dry biofuels. gdusting over 60 miles an hour to

morrison canyon road is less than nine feet wide with sheer cliffs on either side.hat's not for me. this week the city council in fremont voted to close a stretch of that road to traffic from ridge terrace to vargas road. that road was carved out in the 1800s for horses and wagons to use. it was closed to cars in 2018 after vargas plateau regional park was built attracting lots of hikers and bikers. one cyclist says the problem really heated up when gps apps began sending cars on the road as a shortcut to highway 680. >> it was funny. i would be going down on my bike i'm coming up on a car. they aren't looking at the windchill, they're looking at their phone. it was creepy. >> some residents say the street is a public asset that should be shared. after two years of the temporary closure last week the city council made a permanent. >>> gianna has her eye on the east bay. right now some issues on 880. >>> it's a troublesome about the nimitz freeway right now. we had an accident near high street. i just checked with chp and they just cleared it to the right shoulder fr

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and we did not ride into any box canyons. to the staff currently in this chamber with me and those watching on c-span, thank you. it has been an absolute privilege and an honor to have you call me boss. always remember you are a family. i could not have asked for a more loyal or dedicated or talented staff. to be a member of this united states senate is a true privilege. a working family, it is the greatest deliberative body in the world. today as compared to when i first came to the senate, it is liberty part that gives me great concern. i regret the loss of comedy. the ability to work together or just to get along. sadly, gridlock appears to be the new normal. however, it does not have to be this way. i am very proud i have had the privilege of being the chairman of a committee that does get along and we do get things done. the senate agriculture committee. it is really not that hard. first, we represent the best of our nation. farmers, ranchers, and the entire food value chain. we know we have a collective job to do on the