scene of an accident, things took a deadly turn. >> temple university student carrie ann ran over a police officer. >> she started the car and ran away, over the policeman. >> the transfer student had been in miami celebrating her 22nd birthday. according to witnesses she was i inebriated when she hit several cars. police responded to a car accident when she hit the gas. the police started shooting. four or five shots. >> the 22-year-old student crashed into the white suv, the injured officer rushed to the hospital. >> he lost consciousness at the scene for a period of time. he is now at the hospital stable and alert. >> we are saddened to learn about the death of carrie ann. we send our thoughts and prayer to her family and friends. why the 22-year-old panicked and accelerated into the crowd, we will never know. she was majoring in political science with the hope of going to law school. rick? whew christie, thank you. an arrest in a handgun road rage on i-95. also a change in the timeline from the las vegas massacre. what the gunman did before opening fire on the crowd. >> and how

carrie ann inaba is guest hosting and going gaga for this challenge. i think i grew this mustache out last night. >> reporter: cheryl won the battle both time before. you'll have to wait until tomorrow to find out if her prince impression make it a three speet. why is this episode so special? >> we have fun. i think it comes across on camera. >> after all, girls just wanna have fun. >> carrie ann, she ripped that cat suit. they had to do an emergency repair. >> i love the costumes. but julie. she went all in on the whole video and everything. >>> the halloween fun is not over yet. the how the new mom went all out. >>> why miley cyrus is blaming her problems on hannah montana. saying the show messed her up. >>> plus -- >> you're trying to make me cry. you're trying to oprah me. >> kelly clarkson on her emotional new album. why she forgot her anniversary. come on, y'all. >>> closed captioning provided by -- z2kqoz z16fz y2kqoy y16fy when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. th

let's get the scores. >> announcer: carrie ann inaba. >> 10!he 10! >> announcer: shania twain. >> 10! >> announcer: bruno tonioli. >> 10! >> tom: 40 out of 40. a perfect score for lindsey and mark. the coupl are going to need your votes next week. congratulations, guys. head over there. >> thank you so much! >> tom: we've revealed the three couples who are in jeopardy. >> erin: with the judges' scores from last week combined with last week's viewer votes, we can now tell one more couple that they're safe to dance next week. >> tom: the next couple who is safe is victoria and val. [ cheers and applause ] >> erin: nick and peta and terrell and cheryl, one of these two couples had the lowest combined total of judges' scores and viewer votes and will be eliminated. >> tom: nick and peta, terrell and cheryl, on this sixth week of competition, the couple leaving right now peta. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> erin: let me grab you guys. enjoy this. i just was reading peta's tweet today after you danced tonight, and she just said, you need to know, you'r

. >> her name is is carrie anne and she's from buoy.e in the newsroom with the details scene in downtown miami peach. a car crash, and second and third and officer thrown in the air. police say 22-year-old carrii anne ever buoy maryland was driveing a black bmw when it crash into a car then drove off and second a second car and drove off again speeding from that crash. it then struck a uniformed police officer. another miami beach police officer fired his service weapon at the bmw striking her. her car came toil stop after hitting another parked veh vehicle. carri anne was taken to the hospital and could not be saved. injured officer was also transported to the hospital and is in stable condition. now this video shows her three years ago in a hamilton university receive silty class. she transferred to temple university in 2017 majoring in political science and her linked in profile adds she participated in mentoring and leadership programs. >> now, we can also tell you that temple university did put out a statement saying that they're v

in the driver's seat of the damaged black bmw is carrie ann hythan. she was surrounded. prior to ending up here, she ran a red light, hit a car, reportedly sped away. in doing so, she hit another vehicle. on this cell phone video, you can hear those pedestrians trying to get her to get out of her car. when police get on the scene, they, too, try to get her to leave the car. that's when she hit the accelerator and ran over a police officer. at that point, police opened fire into that vehicle. it came to a crashing stop. officers administered first aid to her. she later died at the hospital. her father says it's hard to put into words the pain he's feeling now. he also says he has no idea what could have gone wrong. take a listen to what he and a witness had to say about the events as they unfolded. >> that kind of activity's not rational. i can't explain why she wouldn't have listened to commands. >> he was right on top of the car. if he happen a little further, she would have killed him. with the momentum, the car would have hit him. he was so close actually when the car

we hear from carrie ann's father and those that new here.rooks joins us live tonight with the latest. >> reporter: rick, there is no doubt about it. this some tragedy for all the parties involved. the young woman that passed away and her family and the police officers involved in this. the question now was the shooting justified? >> it's been two days now since temple student, carrie ann heighten was killed by a miami beach police officer. the ending to a chaotic situation that left everyone stunned and confused. >> i can't tell you what was going on inside of her head, mind or heart. >> the sister station met with him outside of his home in bowie, maryland. and he is having a hard time processing events. >> how can things progress with a 5'2" young lady that couldn't hurt a fly. how does it escalate to this? >> she turned her bmw into a near deadly weapon and after briefly stopping hitting the gas again hitting a miami beach police officer knocking him unconscio unconscious, an officer fired. heighten was hit at least once. he says his daug

it happened when carrie ann hyphen reportedly tried to run over an officer in south beach. her bmw had smashed into at least two other vehicles before that. her father says his daughter was celebrating her birthday in miami. >>> more people are weighing in on the feud between trump and bob corker. steve bannon came to the defense of his old boss. while charlie dent echoed corker's criticism. >> if bob corker has any honor, any decency, he should resign immediately. we've had a lot of these the emperor has no clothes moment. >> mitch mcconnell is saying he is a valuable member of senate republican caucus. >>> nearly three weeks after hurricane maria struck puerto rico, 85% of the island is still without power. that's nearly 3 million american citizens without power. puerto rico's governor is asking washington for an additional $4.6 billion in emergency relief. cleaning debris from the street is still a major issue. i'm happy with the effort in the capital of san juan. the governor sent his own team in to clean up debris. >> this has been an ongoing problem, that hasn't prese

carrie ann hythan crashed her car and took off.each police officers approached and asked her to get out of the car. she hit the gas and ran over an officer, and police started shooting. >>> all schools in the monroe township school district are closed for the rest of the week because of mold. hundreds of parents packed an emergency school board meeting last night demanding answers. the mold was first found at holly glen elementary school in williamstown. threat of more mold at other schools forced the entire district to close while they do testing. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you with one last check on the roads. watching a problem on the schuylkill expressway, the conshohocken curve. here an accident scene, but it's to the shoulder now. i saw emergency vehicles heading that direction. we're slow there. take a look at the drive time. eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway. average speeds dropping into the 20s. now we're at a 38-minute trip. 32 minutes on 95 southbound side woodhaven to th

bystanders captured the chaos on their cell phones, carrie ann was fatally shot after driving her bmw in several vehicles. and they say it played out like a movie scene with people running and screaming and the sound of crashing cars all within a minute. hipin's father is retired navy captain. he says he has so many questions. >> emotions are sky high how could they have done that? but not knowing the truth, i had to calm my spirit and understand and not quick to judge. >> an outside agency is investigating if the the shooting was inline with department policy. >>> now to the the latest on the devastating and deadly wild fires sweeping through northern california. at least 11 people are killed so far and more than 1500 buildings have burned to the ground. here is the latest from one of the hardest hit areas in santa rosa. >> this is what many people will return home too. their homes levelings and their cars destroyed like the ones in this mobile home park. >> holy cow. >> for many there was no time -- >> this is insane. >> some 20,000 people forced to leave their homes and businesses.

last week, miami beach police shot and killed carrie ann after she drove her car into an officer. she was there celebrating her birthday. her death follows the murder of a temple student over the summer and the death of norm student who fell from a dorm window earlier in the month t. >> in montgomery county, the community is coming together. it's a workshop called reading, recasting and resolving racially stressful encounters. this comes weeks after a pair of students from a nearby school threw rocks at a high school bus. >>> new at 6:00, the state of new jersey is significaand thiss broke two weeks ago. now the homeowners will get their day in court? >> the attorney general's office says nearly two dozen homeowners were impacted by trey mccallister's fraud and they are outlining the very same concerns that we revealed in our story in late september. one couple showed us checks that they wrote to his firm totalling $37,000, all of it t taxpayer-funded money that they received after hurricane sandy. they said they couldn't even get in touch with him and another homeowner said that

their daughter was killed in a li carrie ann -- she was celebrating her 22nd birthday. >> it's hard to express the amount of pain and distress you feel. >> she grew up in bowie and enrolled at temple university. police say she was speeding in a black bmw, ran a red light and crashed into a car. she allegedly drove away from the scene and hit another car. police tried to block her in, but she ran over an officer and police fired several shots hitting her. she later died at the hospital. >> that kind of activity is not rational. i can't explain why she wouldn't have listened to command. >> her dad is waiting for the autopsy results. the toxicology report will determine if hitton was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >>> the montgomery county school board is going to consider scrapping spring break. they're considering making it a four-day weekend instead of a full week. this wouldn't take effect until the 2018-19 school year. another idea on the table, eliminate the days given to teachers for planning purposes. the school district says it is still gathering community feedback and

. >> carrie ann kivan crashed her vehicle and took off from the scene. miami beach officers caught up to her and approached her, asked her to get out of the vehicle, and that's when they say she hit the gas and struck an officer. an officer started shooting. a witness says the officer came close to death. >> if she had been a little farther, she'd have killed him. with the momentum, the car would have hit him. he was so close actually when the car started -- he had to jump. >> officers say they tried to revive her at the scene. she was in miami celebrating her 22nd birthday last thursday. the officer who was hit suffered a head injury but has been released from the hospital. we'll show you the video of it happening coming up in the next hour. temple's student government issued a statement that read in part, "this has been a painful semester. we hear you, we support you, we will continue to push unity and peace through these tough times because pain is always easier to deal with when you have people surrounding you and encouraging you." >>> 4:47. 73 degre

earlier this month, miami beach police shot and killed carrie ann tithan. this follows the killing of murder jenna burleigh. students will gather to comfort one another in the wake of the tragedies. >>> happening tonight in philadelphia, the national constitution center will award senator john mccain with this year's liberty medal. former vice president joe biden will present the award to his former senate colleague and friend. the constitution center honoring mccain for his lifetime of sacrifice and service. mccain comes from a family of military heroes. as a naval captain, he survived torture as a prisoner of war in vietnam. over the summer he was diagnosed with glee oioblastoglioblastoma. >>> and wildfires have scorched 100 miles of homes and businesses in california. >> there are also stories of survival. meet a family who lost everything but got a heartwarming surprise when they returned to their smoldering neighborhood. >>> we're going to [ bleep ] die, dude! >> new at 5:00 a.m., narrowly escaping deaths. a pair of roommates recorded themselves fleein

this is carrie anne. she's 22 years old. police in miami beach shot and killed her.as the only local reporter to speak to her father. >> the last time he saw his daughter was yus last weekend. >> it's terrible. i mean, you -- help but have quite a bit of despair and anguish. >> out of character is how he described this. her family tells us she was celebrating her 22nd birthday in miami on sunday evening. miami police say she slams into multiple cars with a bmw. you can see the smashed-in car in this cell phone video. you can also see the crowd surrounding the car. someone yells to move out of the way. another yells to get out of the car. then you see the vehicle take off. it hits one officer. a second officer opens fire on the 22-year-old. you hear someone yelling at the officers in a second video. we don't know if her father saw this before we spoke. what he did say is. >> i believe that something was going on, and to say what it was, you know, maybe she did panic. there's no way of knowing that. >> he says his daughter was an honor student a to temple university in

her family tells us carrie ann hyven who grew up in bowie was celebrating her 22nd birthday in miami sunday evening. miami police say hiven slammed into multiple cars with a bmw. you can see the multiple cars on the cell phone video. you can see cars surrounding the car. someone yells get out of the way and get out of the car. then you see the vehicle take off. it hits one officer. a second officer opens fire on the 22-year-old. you hear someone yelling at the officers in a second video. we don't know if her father saw this before we spoke. what he did say is -- >> i believe that going on and to say what it was, maybe she did panic. there's no way of knowing that. >> reporter: carey hyven said his daughter was an honor student before transferring to temple university in fill did he. he said his daughter -- philadelphia. he said his daughter wanted to fight against social injustice as a lawyer and she was a mentor. more recently we found an assault and battery charge not prosecuted and other traffic violations on 22-year-old's record. mr. hyven was retired navy. he was very stern in t

miami beach officers shot and killed carrie ann after she drove her car into officers. she tried to drive away from a crash before hitting an officer. her death follows the death earlier this year of temple student jenna burley. one man is facing charges in that case. students are invited to gather at 5:00 tonight to comfort one another. >>> right now a new survey asked hundreds of business owners about the soda tax and shows that half of the businesses lost money because of it. the city controller says more than 60% of businesses like grocery stores, restaurants and bars blame the tax for losing money. 650 businesses were surveyed. more than 400 say they've lost 10% of their value. business owners are struggling to keep their employees with that revenue lost. but the city not buying the survey results. they say the reality is that wage tax revenue interest the beverage industry are actually up from last year which means the repeated claims about mass job loss are false and, of course, the controller leaves out the tax's many positive economic impacts through funding pr

we know that carrie ann hit an officer with her car before she was killed. what triggered the sudden violence. bob brooks found out today neither does her father. >> terry describes the last few days as a roller coaster of emotion. >> rage -- >> to confusion and disbelief. >> how could things escalate with a 5'2" young lady who couldn't hurt a fly escalate to this. >> his daughter was killed by police in florida. the tragic moment is caught on tape. >> the chaos trance spired this sunday evening and police say that she was traveling recklessly first hitting two cars and coming to a stop and a young man gets out and is cuffed and responding officers approached her and she hit the gas running over a miami beef police officer. police say he shot at least once and the officer run over was not unconscious. >> i can't say what was going on in her mind, head or heart. >> she was there celebrating her 23rd birthday and she was at temple studying science. today fellow classmates are sending their thoughts and prayers to all involved. >> the whole student body is givi

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>> reporter: well, she wasn't a student here long, carry ann had just transferred from hampton university in virginia this fall expect to go graduate this spring, with a political science degree. she went to, my am toy celebrate her 22nd birthday, she lived in maryland with her family and her father, retired navy captain, said she planned to go to law school. the questions today did someone drug her when she was out at a club, was she under the influence of something, why did she crash into several cars first and then keep going , stepping on the gas, even after she ran down a police officer before she was shot by police and then killed >> after she rear ended it she drove off again and ran over a police officer and after that shots were fired. >> i heard five gunshots and i saw pigeons flying away and then a crash. >> reporter: one of those, she crashed into was a retired miami homicide detective, one of the many witnesses, there are plenty of videos, but still plenty of unanswered questions, about what happened how police handled this? again, we won't find anything, about her situation,

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some cell phone video shows carry ann hithon in black bmw right after the crash.according to the video, and police, she races off and she truck a police officer, and another police officer fired, three shot, striking her, police say that she and a passenger, ryan lucas, were drinking heavily. her father says he can't believe it. >> i can only surmise that my daughter panic. of course, rage went up in me, you know, how could, you know, thinks he is call ate with, you know, a five-two, five-three, 110 pounds soaking wet young laid high couldn't harm a fly, could have escalate to this. >> he says she wanted to be a lawyer and a transferred to temple to study political science. but, some new information alleges that she had six run in's with police, when she was at her prior university at hampton university, charged with misdemeanor assault, battery, marijuana possession and lying about her identity to an officer. >> we are learning more this morning about the man who allegedly hit an elderly woman in folks chase. twenty-four year old jillsa bradley junior charged in

in part: we await all the fact as this still is a breaking story, but our authorities are with carry ann's friends and family during this tremendously difficult time. and her father tells us that she was expected to graduate in the fall and was going to go onto law school. meanwhile, nearby miami dade police have taken over the investigation, and they've in the yet released the name of the office here fired those shots. but for now, liver on temple university campus, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you >> trang, thank you. >> in other news, parent are demanding answers after concerns of mold force owl schools in the monroe township school district to shut down >> "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff live in williamstown new jersey, henry , parent there seem to be pretty fed up about this. >> rahel, jim, they definitely are. holly glenn elementary behind me has been shutdown since last week to get rid of the mold, now the whole district is down and that's creating a whole new set of problems >> so many angry parents, packed the williamstown high school audito

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. >> reporter: next day, he showed up at the house carrying a small pouch. mary ann archie let him in. the two started talking. then mary ann entered the room. >> yanos says, darling, come sit over be me. she says, it's over. >> reporter: perhaps upset, he went to the bathroom. mary ann was curious about that pouch he brought with him. took a look. >> inside, a loaded semiautomatic firearm. ready to go. an extra magazine. >> reporter: he told mary ann that his plan, if she refused to come away with him, was to go outside and kill himself with that gun. >> if you are planning on killing yourself in the front yard, you don't need to bring the gun into the house. you don't need to have an extra magazine with you. i believe that something much more stin stinister was going t happen that day. >> reporter: in fact, nothing happened. yanos went home. but he came back here to mary ann's house a few days later. it was on the friday before the murder. he met with mary ann alone. and had an epiphany. it was something he referred to in one of the conversations the police recorde

republicans, such as paul ryan, i think in their heart of hearts really believe in a sort of ann or andean world, carry the rest of us on their backs. their incentives, taxes, are - extremely important, where as that on the rest of us has no significance whatsoever. >> and they seem determined to cut back on the great society and fdr era social safety net programs for the poor. what is that about? >> they've never given up -- one of the great things about the republican party they never learn but also never forget. they're still fighting the new deal. still fighting the great society, and they're going to keep fighting them forever. i think one of the problems for democrats is they think that they've given up that is, the republicans, have given up some crusades and let down their defenses to concentrate on more recent, more current problems, and then they're blindsided when, say, president george w. bush tries to privatize social security. >> yeah. another thing that happened this week. you tweeted, might have been last night or this morning, you will not be able to vote for your old friend ed gillesp

anne-marie. authorities are hearning more about how stephen paddock carried out the shooting massacre, but the critical question remains a why. his first time confronts a mass shooting situation as president of the united states. las vegas police have released body camera footage. the shots were coming from up high. >> they're shooting right at us, guys. everybody stay down, stay down. >> reporter: as president trump gets ready to meet with survivors, investigators are learned more information how the shooting unfolded. these are photos from inside stephen paddock's hotel room. police say he fired on and off from between nine and 11 minutes, he had bump fire stocks, illegal. pad tock also brought surveillance equipment. >> there were two cameras located in the hallway so he could watch law enforcement or security to approach his room and also in the peephole so he could see down the hallway. >> reporter: law enforcement says there has been hundreds of suspicious reports. las vegas police say paddock's girlfriend marilou danley is a pen of interest. she flew back and was met by fbi agents. investigators

anne-marie. the clark county sheriff says while there's no concrete evidence that anyone helped stephen paddock carried out his massacre, he couldn't have acted alone. the sheriff suggests at some point paddock had to have had some help. investigators in las vegas continue to comb through the life and hotel room of gunman stephen paddock trying to figure out why he carried out sunday's massacre. >> we don't have any immediately accessful thumbprints that would indicate the shooter's ideology or motivation. >> president trump met wed with the survivors and first responders. they say there's evidence paddock planned to escape rather than kill himself as officers close in. they say none of the cameras were recording. joseph lombardo said it's impossible to imagine one man alone could have stockpiled this. investigators are hoping paddock can yield some answers. she voluntarily flew back from the philippines tuesday night and met with the fbi for hours of questions. just before the shooting patrick sent marilou danley to her native country and wired her money. >> it never occurred to me in in way whatsoeve

anne arundel high school in 2008. her boyfriend is credited for carrying her limp body some 300 yards to safety. larry: wow! after an incident like this, the concern is someone else will be inspired to stage an attack of their own. amy aubert has a look at how to try and stop copycats. amy: the video takes you to the horrifying scene. >> if people do things and they get media attention, then there are people certainly out there who may want that attention. amy: dr. anderson with the american psychological association says as far as the copycat crime happening there isn't enough research or understanding to tell whether it's likely or not. >> i don't think the risk of violence is other people doing violence so much about things that are happening within them. >> it's hard to predict who will be violent. >> if you look at the mass shooters they talk about columbine and virginia tech, et cetera, et cetera. trying to one up the next team. >> consultant to abc says mass shootings are all planned out ahead of time. >> the concern someone will up the ante to beat him from a numbers stanpoint. that could happen. >>

anne-marie. the clark county sheriff says while there is no concrete evidence of anyone helping stephen paddock carrying out his deadly massacre, he doesn't believe he could have acted alone from the stockpiling of weapons, planning, and the execution. the sheriff suggests at some point paddock had to have had some help. investigators in las vegas continue to comb through the life and hotel room of gunman stephen paddock trying to figure out why he carried out sunday's massacre. >> we don't have any immediately accessful thumbprints that would indicate the shooter's ideology or motivation. >> president trump visited the city wednesday to meet with survivors and first responders as authorities provided fresh insight into the fateful night. they say there's evidence paddock planned to escape rather than kill himself as officers close in. officials add that none of the cameras paddock brought to his hotel room were recording. joseph lombardo said it's impossible to imagine one man alone could have stockpiled this. >> you have to make the assumption somebody was helping at some point. >> reporter: investiga

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after she was shot, he carried her to a truck to a stranger who drove her to a hospital where at this moment she's surrounded by love. in anne arundel county, kristin wright, news4. >> it was made up by nbc. they just made it up. thank you, all. total confidence in rex. >> president trump is dismissing an nbc report that the secretary of state called the president a, quote, moron, and considered resigning. senior administration officials tell nbc rex tillerson considered quitting over policy tensions and tensions were high after the president gave a politically charged speech to the boy scouts, that you may recall. tillerson today said he's never considered stepping down but he did not deny the alleged comment about the petty stuff like that. this does nothing but divide people and i'm thought going to be part of this effort to divide thissed this administration. >> a state department spokesperson said tillerson does not and would not use that language to describe the president. >> the d.c. region is known to have some of the worst traffic in the nation. i don't have to tell you that. drivers may now have to be even more pat

carried out his plans. chris? >> jean, thank you very much. very thorough piece. let's discuss the latest on the investigation. cnn law enforcement analyst james gaglione and mary ann o'toole, senior director for the fbi. people want it to be terror because it was so evil, seemed so intentional. that's not what terrorism means to you guys. what are they looking for, before they move in that kind of direction? >> sure. the basic definition of terrorism, chris, is violence or intimidati intimidation, the pursuit of political angst. >> the second part becomes important? >> motivation. andrew mccarthy, former chief deputy u.s. attorney and basically argues you almost have an easier standard with nevada state law than you do to take this federal. that may be something they look at. the other concerns you have are the mental capacity of this person. we understand somebody depraved enough to do what just happened are not right in the head. can you prove they're mentally incompetent? >> especially here because you're not going to have a trial. >> it's speculative. >> that's right. mary ellen, one thing that makes this unusual, other than just the numbers involved, is this

anne arundel high school graduate was shot in the head. she lost and eye and slipped into a coma. her parents credit her boyfriend for saving her life. he carrieder to a truck and a hospital. >> take a look now. this is a go fund me page that's raised more than $326,000 for tina's family. they say she's making small improvements. we posted the link to the go fund me page on the nbc washington app. >> that's a lot of money. a lot of generous people. >>> take a look at these pictures. our aaron gilchrist took this of a healing garden people set up since the shooting. everythinggarden, the trees, so, brick pavers, all came from donations. it's set up in a city-owned lot in the same area where the shooting happened. aaron is on his way back here but he's pretty happy this uplifting story could be his last one in vegas. >>> there is a major development in the battle over gun laws in the district. >> it looks like it could get easier to get a concealed carry permit. news 4's justin finch is live to break down what we've learned. >> reporter: hey there, sources are telling us there was another option here that d.c.'s attorney general paul racine could

carrying through glen ellen at the napa- sonoma county border and threatening more homes. we are joined again by jackie ward who got closer to the nuns fire. jackie. >> reporter: michelle and annewe had been at sonoma county road and they have let us through because flames died down. as we drive down, we saw where there used to be ranches and homes and now it's nothing. it's an incredibly depressing scene right now. a few families have actually come up tok this healthcare officers who are stand -- up to chp officers standing by the roads asking about their homes and the officers aren't releasing information but have told us there is nothing left in this area. so right now, we are looking at video from glen ellen. that's an area of about less than 800 people that live there and the ridge of flames along highway 12 just destroyed so many homes there. it's a very small area southeast of santa rosa just south of kenwood next to jack london state historic park. but yesterday, we were along the cavedale road. it's a narrow single lane and you can see the magnitude of this fire as it blanketed the hillside and terrified the people who live there. >> winds shift tonight. cars are packe

carry that live. in the meantime, the tubbs fire, which is also being called the southern lnu complex fire, threatening the oakmont, glen ellen and bennett valley area. ktvu's ann rubin is at the intersection of grange road and bennett valley road outside santa rosa. what's the latest from where you are? >> reporter: firefighters have been working hard to save the homes here along bennett valley road but the fire has been bearing down all day and we have seen a lot more smoke in the hills here over the last hour. >> all day fire has been working its way down this hillside in bennett valley. >> we have two homes that are adjacent to me and these fuels are very, very dry. >> reporter: on the ground a strike team is in place, crews are working to scrape away as much fuel as possible. above, a cal fire chopper makes path after path. >> we would hope the weather would cooperate with us but right now it's getting extreme again. >> reporter: firefighters said conditions were good today and this fire above a winery has been moving slowly but later that will change as the winds pick up. >> we are very aware that we'll have a 180-degree shift in the winds. so that's why

carry it further forward. that is our challenge for the 2020's and beyond is to find a way to revive it and get it more firmly implanted in society. my grandmother spoke with anne said that, she sounded, and she was, she was right. social security is so firmly in our system that no politician, no something else could possibly threaten it. but when she said that, those words were true. now my god, look how far the other side has come. they have moved ball. we have got to engage and fight back. [applause] to -- nt is there time for one more comment? no. ok. i wanted to address your question about how our new deal programs could be put forward in the 20th century. just plentiful, clean, as in noncarbon, affordable electricity. electricity is more and more plentiful, and the price was down, we figure out how to make it more efficiently. it is not based off of fossil fuels at all. i am a fanatic about climate change and hydrogen as our next carrier of energy, but it is not a source of energy. i think nuclear, we have to revisit nuclear power and find ways to use it profitably and safely. christopher breiseth: i want to ask michael of the national preservation board

carried out by the bbc. of the women who said they had been harassed, nearly two—thirds said they didn't report it to anyone. adina campbell has been looking at the findings. inappropriatejokes. annles of sexual harassment which women and men have faced according to a survey for bbc 5live. emily was sexually assaulted during a job interview at the age of 16. the man who abused her was in his 50s. i was frozen, i didn't know what to do with myself. and then i thought i was in the wrong when i left. i couldn't process what actually happened. i remember ringing a couple of friends and asking if things were normal. and it got fed through to teachers and then my parents and we did end up reporting it. the survey found more than half of women have experienced sexual harassment at work or in a place of study. around two thirds of men and women who had been harassed said they did not report it. and more women than men said they were targeted by a boss or senior manager. in the last couple of weeks, the scale of this type of abuse has been shared on social media after allegations of sexual assault by the hollywood producer harvey weinstein. since then women and men have been sharing their