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amanda del castillo is live for us this morning. amanda? >> reporter: patrons tell our partners at the east bay times, one man appears to have taken his own life outside in the parking lot here at the saddle rack. this was after a verbal altercation inside of the club. now, the scene is calm right now. westchester to get a look at what it was like just a few hours ago. they roped up the parking lot for the saddle rack. it is a large popular country-themed nightclub near pacific commons shopping center in fremont. hundreds were here last night and into the early morning for the black wednesday event. a huge celebration the night before thanksgiving. a guitarist said security came running in telling everyone inside there is a feared an act situation was unfolding. you'll remember two weeks ago a gunman opened fire and killed 12 people at a country bar in thousand oaks. following that shooting, the saddle rock held a special have not yet confirmed last night's shooting death. however, the guitarist told the east bay rack employees know the man

. >> amanda del castillo is live with the details. amanda? >> reporter: dan, this is the tree we're talking about, tree 562 sponsored by the satanic bay area group. this is a separate group from the satanic temple whose tree topper was stole be last year. twinkling lights across downtown san jose signal another season for christmas in the park. for one tree in particular is, the devil is in the details. ornaments are disappearing from this organization's display. >> it's ironic there's a satanic christmas tree. >> reporter: the grass-roots groups of agentist satanists says it hung 140 ornaments and quickly running out. symptom park goers are sharing their own perspective on polite behavior. >> it's not correct to put that here on a special day to have that tree here. >> reporter: last year a tree sponsored by satanic temple had its topper stolen. a giant goat head has since been located. stolen ornaments are not specific to say the tannic sponsored is trees, one reason they're told not to the put anything valuable on the trees. >> don't pull

i'm live in san jose tonight, amanda del castillo. >> thank you.ke is causing flight delays. >> katie utehs is live in berkeley where the annual big game between cal and stanford had to be postponed. katie? >> the air quality index in berkeley is 247 right now. so very unhealthy. as i step aside, you can see the smoke that is in the air just from the lighting over the parking, and that's the stadium behind me. now people are disappointed by the inconvenience, but they know it's nothing compared to the suffering people are experiencing in butte county. it's a struggle to see the sun, and oakland airport's control tower to through the smoke. >> we were delayed an hour. >> the flight monitors show delays for departures and arrivals. people arriving to the bay area were warned earlier in the week delays were possible. >> they were already saying your flight tomorrow might be affected. >> he left for business and on the way stock upped on n-95 masks. >> i have some heavy-duty ones coming in on sunday. that was as fast as i could get them from amazon pri

in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >> wonderful. might see him around the neighborhood. >> that's true. on to the weather forecast, a series of rain storms coming this way. >> yeah, meteorologist sandhya patel has the scoop for us. sandhya. >> yeah, we have coming way thi and alma. the first is getting her first thing tomorrow. let's show you live doppler 7 right now. we have a lot of cloud cover. that rain is going to be slow to arrive tomorrow, but it is certainly kicking up the surf. high surf advisory 10:00 a.m. tomorrow to 4:00 a.m. friday. if you're going to be anywhere near the coast, watch out. breakers will be 18 to 24 feet or even higher than that. rip currents are certainly possible. it's a westerly swell that is building ahead of the storm. storms, i should say. currently temperatures are in the 40s and thes. a live look from our emeryville camera. as we look across the bay, visibility is fine here, but we do have some fog in santa rosa. watch out. there will be dense patches of fog in the morning. rain arrives tomorrow

. >> abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo reports some problems for those on the front lines may not surface for years. >> reporter: we can never know the devastation of the camp fire the way the victims, first responders or firefighters know it. >> they're seeing things that are horrific. the things you don't want anybody to see. >> reporter: menlo park fire district chief says talking about these traumatic disasters can sometimes be difficult. but silence can be most t the b health of those on thedill, fou firefighter behavioral health alliance tells abc7 news it's time we remember the men and women we regard as heroes are, in fact, human. >> we have this belief in the fire service that, uyou know, yu put this uniform on, you act courageous, you handle it on your own. >> reporter: more firefighter suicides increase every year. >> we're finding out through tracking suicides that we're having a lot of issues. depression, addictions and anxiety and stress. of course, post-traumatic stress disorder. >> reporter: real-life consequences that have recent by become part of the conversation

i'm live in mountain view tonight, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> amanda, thank you. this map shows the locations of google offices around the globe where employees walked out today. the walkouts happened gradually at 11:10 local time. the first walkout was in singapore. it's unclear how many people took part, but google spokesperson says the office has more than a thousand employees. there were several walkouts in europe. this image is from the london office. back here in the u.s., hundreds of people walked off the job in new york city. not far away at a "new york times" event, google's ceo sundar pichai talked about the walkouts. >> we are listening to employees. that's partly why today is important, and, you know, i think there are concrete steps coming out in terms of what we could do better. i want to acknowledge the women who step up and do this. i think it shows extraordinary courage. >> you could have watched the walkouts live with the abc 7 news app today. we made it easy by sending out this push alert. download the app and enable push alerts so you can follo

abc 7 reporter amanda del castillo is live in the south bay. amanda?dan, i spoke with a man behind these controversial flyers. he tells me this has nothing to do with race. others aren't convinced. long-time landlord darius says it all started with his concern over measure m and a google search. >> googled gang images. i had some for aryan brotherhood and ms-13. >> he put them on flyers with the message meet your new neighbors. he says the posters were in response to a specific portion of measure m which would prevent landlords from evicting who bring in any number of families. >> when you rent a unit, how many people stay, there how many people with k be in the unit, that's a big problem. >> abc 7 news has chosen to blur the image. critic says his message is clear. >> he is talking to the like underlying racism that is very present in santa cruz that maybe people aren't willing to admit. >> hirshfield says when he showed up to an event addressing the housing crisis in the county, hirshfield only saw the flyer with ms-13 gang members, a move he says ul

the story of the sinking one of the thought of that of a co so for what happened to the lying castillo webpage title the the forgotten tighter to war because it was forgotten there was to it or tried it is afterwards what in one nine hundred forty two konya which indeed at the same captain captain sharp captain sharp at that time it is so if you go down with the ship. and the kind of a swell. in one thousand nine hundred four and these three ships nobody is mention them afterwards i mean it's very difficult to find any information on it was it just exegesis a war we knew from churchill's or the code these was big enough disasters bad news for the day that's why you kept quiet could you understand that logic or well it was on the back of dung kirk which is the time we only expected to get twenty four thousand people back. and in fact you call a third of a million. people a brain in the course of your research obviously you have met many many lancastrian families both the families of those who died on the families of of those who survived how much does it mean to these people you have me

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> amanda, thank you.ion centers are filled with displaced residents holding on to hope. abc news reporter carlos salcedo continues our coverage live in chico. carlos? >> yeah we are outside a neighborhood church in chico. this is one of four evacuation centers set up throughout the county, and it's at capacity tonight, meaning all beds inside are full with evacuees. that means about 300, more than 300 evacuees are inside waiting to get word to see when and if they'll be able to return to their neighborhoods. outdoor lamppost illuminates the thick smoke-filled air. the raging camp fire has forced tens of thousands of residents to evacuate and overwhelmed several shelters. red cross volunteers brought in extra beds at the shelter in chico to accommodate more evacuees. >> we slept in the car overnight here. probably do that again tonight. >> nicole packed up her most precious belongings in her mom's car yesterday morning after being forced to leave her vehicle behind. >> we got as much as we could. my car go

ana castillo votÓ por primera vez hoy y dijo que lo hizo por su comunidad. >> quiero ver cambios en losnjusto y si puedo ayudar a mi gente lo harÉ. reportera: dice que las polÍticas anti inmigrantes la han afectado personalmente. >>si porque tengo liares inmigrantes. con nuevo presidente que estÁ afectando a mi familia como a muchos. reportera: su madre se siente muy orgullosa. >> es un orgullo muy grande. >> ana dice que el ejemplo de su madre ha sido fundamental. >> yo tengo que ayudar a mi gente como pueda. >> queremos que nos escuchen y que nos tomen en cuenta. >> las casillas cerradas a las 8:00 de la noche se espera que las elecciones se anulan las mÁs concurridas en la historia. palmira: gracias por tu reporte y por otro lado el candidato republicano arribÓ a san diego donde votÓ y ademÁs será su sede. >> estar demÓcrata que ya votó. ha sido muy complaciente con el paciente trump. >> la senadora tambiÉn emitiÓ su voto y llegÓ junto a su esposo que e instÓ a los demÓcratas que permita tomar el control de la cÁmara. ramon: la medida es permitirÍa la expansiÓn del control de renta y

la defensa confirmÓ que kate del castillo no se presentarÁ en el juicio. palmira: y estas son las cifras actualizadas del incendio camp que por ahora estÁ controlado en un 70%. al menos confirman 79 fatalidades. han quemado mÁs de 151.003 cientos acres y ha dejado mÁs de 13.000 estructuras calcinadas. ramÓn: prevÉn que la lluvia comiencen la madrugada de este miÉrcoles. las autoridades tambiÉn indican que esto representa un peligro de derrumbes debido a la marcada sequÍa y los incendios que han debilitado los Árboles. palmira: por otra parte mejorarÍa la calidad del aire con la suya pero tambiÉn empeora la bÚsqueda de cuerpos entre los escombros. ♪ ramÓn: para saber cómo estarÁn las ccuestiones el clima vamos a pasar con una experta. palmira: nuestra meteorÓloga que nos va a revelar quÉ esta preparando para el dÍa de gracias. suheily: muchÍsimas gracias. muy contenta porque esta acciÓn de gracias voy a visitar a mi familia en puerto rico. vamos a echar un vistazoal tiempo porque esperamos lluvias y frÍo en el Área de la bahÍa para acciÓn de gracias. hablem

juan: liz castillo, you have been interviewing migrants at the border.ld you talk about what you're findingg the perspective, there point of why they're coming? the majority of the people i talk to cited poverty, threats of persecutition, fearar of safy in their country of the majoriti origin and that is the reason they're coming your. we been talking to asylum when theince mid-june zero-tolerance policy for started. we have continued to witness an ongoing flow of people coming to the border, which started with smaller groups but continues to be larger and larger groups. at this point, we never really see a group smaller than 20 people at any given bridge. the average is usually far larger than that. made up of families, made up of children, sometimes younger than he year old -- than a year old. people have medical conditions, including a teenager this past month that had an attack on the bridge. what we'rere seeing is at the beginning of the summer, there were people only waiting there for maybe three or four days, which in and of itself is hard amount

justine meek, alaina housley and dan manrique and luis castillo.s well as noel sparks. >> how much i miss -- oh, son, i love you so much. >> i have a daughter coming in on the 29th of this month. he was excited to have his first sister and not -- now she'll never know. oh, cody, i love you, son. >> your heartbreaks. also killed is sergeant ron helus. a 29-year veteran of the ventura county sheriff's office. he was the first to rush through the door at borderline. members of the community lining the streets as his body was transported to the medical examiner office. new video has emerged of the massacre at the nightclub. we want to warn you, this audio is disturbing. [ gunshots ] [ gunshots continue ] >> he's coming out this door! >> horrific. the gunman identified as 28-year-old ian david long. police say he killed himself. as scott mclean tells us, he had a troubled past. >> reporter: we know the suspect served in the united states marine corps. he served in afghanistan. his friends tell us in 2016 his personality seemed to change. he wasn't retur

juicio la lista de testigos es secreta, aunque una de las posibles testigos es la actriz kate del castillo programa "al rojo vivo" kate del castillo confirmÓ que no ha sido llamada por el juez. >> no asÍ perfectamente pero si me he enterado de algunas cosas pero la verdad no tengo el tiempo. >> se habÍa dicho y algunos medios han que usted aplicado que vas a testificar? >> sÍ, eso habian dicho, en algÚn momento se hablÓ de eso, pero no hasta ahora no me han llamado, gracias a dios la verdad asÍ que no voy a ir a testificar, nunca se me avisÓ, asÍ que no. >> recordemos que la reuniÓn Ón /* kate fue en el 2015. >> la policÍa arrestÓ a 34 integran integrantes de este Éxodo, alguno las autoridades de tijuana posteriormente serÁn puestos a disposiciÓn del instituto nacional de inmigraciÓn. >> otra caravana de migrantes llegÓ a mexicali la ciudad fronteriza con estados unidos, esta caravana se unirÁ a las integrantes de la primera caravana que estÁn en tijuana, una parte decidiÓ quedarse y pedir asilo en mÉxico, el resto va a caminar las 111 millas se estima que en total unos 6.000 centroamerica

. >> amanda dell castillo has the story. >> reporter: next decade could deliver a must different downtown san jose. expected 65% increase in number of workers who could be heading to heart of the largest city. >> more people, jobs, housing, hotels, restaurants, more of everything. >> reporter: connected to largest intermodal transit station according to association's scott nice. anticipates more could be possible if build taller buildings in area eyed for development. >> down and out, more space at ground level and not room for parks and plazas and things people want. >> reporter: people tell abc7 news they want to afford the new homes. taller buildings could provide more than 9,000 homes. >> heard about it, assumed rents will go up, that means everyone that's here may have to leave. >> reporter: right now only decision is whether the city will sell google a number of government and city-owned properties considered essential vo isarly step in multiyear process, much to be decided. abc7 news. >>> how much more rain? looks like a good bit more but maybe breaks. >> meteorologist sandhya pate

josÉ castillo fue descubierto con documentaciÓn mexicana falsa y poco despuÉs admitiÓ ser de hondurasexicano? >> porque quiero llegar allÁ. no quiero regresar a honduras, allÁ me van a matar. pedro: tony martÍnez tambiÉn confesÓ haberse separado de la caravana. tony: en veracruz. venÍa muy enfermo. pedro: un vocero de la patrulla dijo que no habÍa suficiente espacio para detener a tantas personas. >> hacemos lo posible por tratarlos con dignidad y humanamente, pero son muchas personas las que llegan a diario pedro: agregÓ que en promedio en el sur de texas y estÁn arrestando hasta casi 1000 indocumentados. en mcallen, texas. pedro rojas. univisiÓn. patricia: y durante el avance de esta caravana, el presidente trump se pasÓ mÁs de tres semanas haciendo referencia al supuesto peligro de la caravana, que amenazaban con una invasiÓn. pero de la noche a la maÑana, ya no toca el tema desde que terminaron las elecciones de medio tÉrmino. como nos dice pablo gato, los crÍticos del presidente dice trump cambio la caravana por el fraude electoral. pablo: las caravanas han desaparecido. al menos

. >>> abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo called this the del castillo called this the coolest proposition11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. >>> and bragging rights are up today. who is going to win the battle of the bay, raiders or the 9ers? the weather wins. 5:20, 78 degrees at kickoff in santa clara, levi's sta

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> as you can imagine evacuation centers are filled. the redr v salcedo brings us the update from chico. >> yut door lamp posts illuminates the thick smoke-filled area. the raging kampa fire forced tens of thousands of residents to evacuate and overwhelmed several shelters. red cross volunteers brought in extra beds at the shelter in chico to accommodate more evacuees. >> we slept in the car overnight probably do that tonight. >> nicole reardon packed up precious belonging in her mom's car after being forced to leave her vehicle behind. >> we got as much as we can my car was left behind because of not enough gas. >> away from the fire zone nicole's main concern is what's left of her paradise home. >> i know ace hardware burned down we were rightably. it had to go through us to get to them. and our side of the hill is completely burned. we're about 95% sureou is gone. >> for the homes still standing looting has become a concern in the devastated areas. the sheriff with a stern warning. >> loot something a despicable crime. if you go into

a dio,s, l verdad, asi que no voy a ir a e testificar, nunca se me aviso, asi que no >> kate del castilloeunio c con el joaquin "el chapo" guzman cuando era profugo con la int c intencion de hacer una pelicula >> uno de los peores enemigos e del joaquin "el chapo" guzman ha fallecido en mexico, hector b beltran leiva, lider del cartel murio de un infarto en la carcel de maxima seguridad del altip altiplano, su muerte es al menos una extraÑa cinoincidencia porq ocuros en nueva york desfilan testimonios contra el chapo, fue uno de los hombres mas cercano al chapo hasta que rompieron su alianza e en 2008 >> al regresar en noticiero telemundo, esta vendedora ambu a ambulante de california dice que no supera el miedo y dolores que le dejo este violento arresto >> con explosivas columnas de a lava y cenizas, el volcan de e fuego tiene a miles de personas en vilo en guatemala. ¿crees que el mismo santa claus necesita la pila más confiable en estas fiestas? tal vez no. tal vez podría confiar en que sus regalos no necesitan pilas de calidad. ♪ o tal vez podría simplemente confiar en duracell. ♪ ♪

in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> and update to a story we brought you here on abc 7 thursdays night. a man donating an rv to a survivor of the camp fire has riveted in chico to give it away. james fair cloth lives in denver now but lived in the bay area more than a decade ago. he went to chico craigslist saw and saw how much people needed process. he rsed moneyed to buy an review to house a family that lost a home. he bought a pre-owned six passenger motor home and drove it to chico with his 6-year-old daughter. he gave it to jeff wood, a fellow father. woods says he didn't know how to say thank you. >> the oem way to do it is come and give him a hug and try to tell him how much it means. >> other people have donated at least 4 reviews after see he is what james is doing. if you have a motor home you'd like to donate. you can visit our website, abc7news.com for information. >>> and for other ways to help fire victims we have a list of resources on our website. you can also make a $10 donation to the red cross texting the words red cross to the 90999. >>> the day af

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> ee vacancy centers are filled with residents. the red cross opened four sheltners butte county. our reporter carlos salcedo brings s the update from chico. >> outdoor lamp posts illuminates the thick smoke-filled air. the rage willing campfire forced tens of thousands of residents to evacuate and overwhelmed several shelters. red cross volunteers brought in extra beds at this shelter in chico to km date more evacuees. >> we slept in the car overnight here probably do that tonight. >> nicole reardon packed up precious belonging in her mom's car forced to leave her vehicle behind. >> we got as much as we can. my car was left hipped because of not enough gas. >> nicole's main concern no you is what's left of her paradise home sfla i know ace hardware burned down we were right below. it had to go through us to get to them and our side of the hill is complete. we're about 95% sure ou house is gone. >> for those still standing looting is a concern. the sheriff with a stern wagener. >> loot something a despicable crime. if you go into a

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo reports we are getting a better idea of the smoke. >> in thick bay. >> i've been here 26 years. this is the worst air quality i've seen in my career. >> dr. wang at santa clara medical center says 20% of patients come in for treatment reported shortness of breath and symptoms likely related to smoke. some patients requested additional knebelizers and inhalers. others required more specialized care. >> there are some patients we had to cope in the hospital because we are worried if they left they'd havebl ce park prepe in downtown san jose slowed for smoke concerns. stanley says his group of 22 volunteers dropped to 11. >> we lost a couple of the volunteers due to smoke. >> across the street opening at the downtown ice, coordinates say hundreds usually attend the opener but business started slow with smoke overhead. >> we of course want everyone safe and healthy. and we are recommending that people do what feels best to them. >> however, options to escape the smoke aren't always available or even easily accessible. to combat concern for the homele

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in san jose, amanda del castillo. >>> what do you need to do to keep healthy during the spare the airs are recommended, especially for children and the elderly. people with respiratory conditions should be careful because the bad air quality triggers asthma. one doctor plains how to wear the masks. >> the make sure you pirj the melts, the pinch this around your nose so it's fitted so you can create a suction and so the way you -- the way you make sure it's working when put it on you breathe in. if you see that suction happening and it's pressing against your face it's fitted correctly. >> the service dr. on demand is offering 24 assistance by own on online to answer questioning .we have a link on our website. stay with abc 7 news as we monitor the air quality. we've been send sending alerts like this to check condition where you live. to get updates download the app and nationale push alerts. >>> the time is 6:34. president trump is on his way to northern california to meet with victims of the deadly wildfires that have scorch the state. earlier this morning he said the first respond

. >> reporter: amman dab del castillo. >> abc 7 is teaming up with vitalant to be benefit wildfire victimseers can go to the irwin center to donate blood. michael finny will be there all doo. >> as we continue, we'll turn our attention to other things. the bay area has some of the worst commutes anywhere in the nation. >> we'll look at whether old >>> abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area. we're spending more time looking at issues that affect our quality of life and trying to find solutions. we all know traffic congestion is a huge problem sow building more highways help? >> that is a question the bay area has been asking more than a century. alexis smith has a closer look at the bay area roadways that could have been. >> reporter: as long as cars have been on our streets, california highway planners have seen the need for a networ of roads to move cars faster and more efficiently around the bay area. >> this is a plan that you know, really started to germinate in the 1950s. and then flower in the 1960s. and began withering in the 170 metropolitanoveres long-term highway pl

claudia: te cuento que todo parece indicar que la actriz mexicana kate del castillo no serÍa parte dela maÑana nosotros se le pudo preguntar a uno de los abogados del chapo y ellos dicen que no tienen planeado llamarla a testificar. recordemos que ella se reuniÓ con el chapo y el actor sean penn en el 2016. ahora dÉjame contarte que esta maÑana regreso emma coronel, su esposa, vino con gafas oscuras sin decir una palabra. dÉjame contarte un poco lo que se ve dentro de la corte. en la corte, ni bien entra el chapo trata de saludar a su esposa. recordemos que no la puede abrazar ni puede tener contacto con ella. el chapo le hace seÑas . Él la saluda con la mano. ella le responde. dÉjame contarte que tambiÉn ayer se la vio a ella cansada. en un momento parece como si estuviese rezando o sosteniendo su cabeza con la mano. ahora lo que vamos a ver el dquÍ detrÁs mÍo es bÁsicamente la defensa de el chapo. estÁ tratando de desacreditar a quien fuese su socio jesÚs el rey zambada. asÍ que se espera muchÍsimo mÁs drama el dÍa de hoy. regresÓ con ustedes. carolina: te agradecemos por esta infor

as abc news reporter amanda del castillo explains we at the time a better idea of how harmful the smokeill hangs over the south bay. >> i've been here 26 years this is the worst air quality i've seen in my career. >> this doctor at santa clara medical center says 20% of patients on friday reported symptoms of shortness of breath. some patients requested additionally inhalers and steroid dosages. others require more specialized care. >> there are some patients we have had to keep in the hospital because we are worried if they left the hospital they would actually have problems again. >> across the city, christmas in the park prep in downtown san jose slowed for smoke concerns. stanley yee sis his group of 22 volunteers dropped to 11. >> we lost a couple due to smoke. >> across the street coordinators say hundreds usually attend but business are the started out slow with the smoke. >> we are recommending that people do what feels best to them. >> options to escape the smoke ant always available or even easily accessible. to combat concern for the homeless the county opened clear air cente

amanda del castillo, abc.news. >> thank you so much. >>> after acute e.ction will give you cramps, diarrhea, possibly fever. symptoms are not immediate. >> about three to four days in a patient will develop symptoms. it's important for patients to remember tore pay close attention to what they're eating or what they've eaton in the last three to four days so we can isolate the cause. >> we have more information on our website abc7news.com. >>> two developing are news op beaut keep the wildfire. you can see the schoop of the devastationing in paradise. abc news today was given the ayers aerial tour with the california national guard. a landscape of destruction as far as the eye can see. suddenly, scattered buildings untouched by the flames. these tragedies did sometimes can be so indiscriminate. two more lives were lost in the fire bringing the death toll now to 81. the number of missing is just under 7 had 00 still on the missing perks list. the fire is now at 152,000 acres. more than 237 square miles. containment now at 85%. abc7 news reporter kate larss

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> the camp fire in butte county. >>> that's right. abc news was given the first aerial tour with the california national guard. and a landscape destruction as far as the eye can see. suddenly you see scattered buildings untouched by the flames. two more lives were lost in the wildfire o. that death toll now stands at 81 people dead. 870 people remain unaccounted for. the fire has charred more than 152,000 acres, more than 237 square miles. containment is up this morning to 75%. >>> fire survivors campin outside walmart in chico started calling the shanty town wallywood. last night employees asked respectfully for camp stories leave. they are concerned about the health, safety and well being of the individuals remaining on the property. they have been working with city, county, and state officials, as well as local non-profits to increase capacity in local shelters. however, the evacuees say they have no plans to leave because they want to stay close to paradise in the hopes that evacuation orders will soon be lifted. >>> for folks vis

karla: en exclusiva, los padres de kate del castillo, eric del castillo y su madre reaccionan a las normasantenido comunicaciÓn a travÉs de whatsapp. se comprÓ un telÉfono celular luego de ajustar sus datos migratorios, estÁ trabajando y maity ha logrado encontrarlo en tijuana y hablar un poco sobre cÓmo ha sido su vida estas Últimas semanas. karla: vamos con ella para que nos cuente cÓmo vivido estos cambios en su vida. buenos dÍas. maity: satcha, no te estaba escuchando, estamos teniendo problemas de audio, no escuchÉ lo que estaba diciendo, pero representaciÓn estoraque nos toca el corazÓn, estamos en vivo. lleguÉ a este hogar donde me encontrÉ con melvin, que, como se puede imaginar, aquÍ anda haciendo de las suyas porque estÁ ayudando a claudia que es una persona con quien tambiÉn vamos a estar platicando, que desde muy temprano, son las 4:30 a.m. estÁ sido comida para llevarla a los migrantes. pero, melvin ha llevado esta travesÍa con una sonrisa, llegÓ a tijuana donde su vida le estÁ cambiando. vamos a ver mi historia de mi reencuentro con melvin. melvin: bueno, prÁcticamente me est

. >> reporter: amman dab del castillo. >> abc 7 is teaming up with vitalant to be benefit wildfire victims. volunteers can go to the irwin center to donate blood. michael finny will be there all doo. >> as we continue, we'll turn our attention to other things. the bay area has some of the worst commutes anywhere in the nation. >> we'll look at whether inteer it's "all your teenagers streaming at once" internet. it's "i can get up to one-two-three-four-five mobile lines included" internet. it's internet from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get a special offer on xfinity internet and tv for $35 each a month for 12 months when you bundle both, and ask how you can save on your wireless bill when you include xfinity mobile click, call or visit a store today. the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] building a better bay area.

les cuento que entre este grupo que viviÓ esta estrepitosa bajada estaba maÑa castillo, quien precisamente como las pelÍculas que se te pasa por la mente como un carrete de toda tu vida? >> mira, la verdad es que desde que entramos al elevador y vimos que algo estaba mal sÍ sentÍ que algo iba a pasar en mi vida. el estÓmago, realmente, lo sentÍa apretado y nos caímos. pasÓ rapidÍsimo. lo Único que hice fue abrace a mi esposo. afortunadamente, el elevador empezÓ, se escucharon ruidos, que ya luego nos explicaron que es que empezÓ a frenar, trae unas grapas mecÁnicas que empiezan a frenar la caÍda, pero caÍmos del 93 al piso 11. estuvo horrible. pero, todavÍa peor cuando nos contactaron y nos dijeron que no encontraban el elevador. ese fue realmente el momento para mÍ mÁs difÍcil. estoy en un tratamiento mÉdico con mi papÁ y yo decÍa: no puede ser, yo voy a morir. vine acompaÑarlo al tratamiento y aquÍ. pero, gracias a dios estamos bien, ya disfrutando nuevamente. carolina: maÑa, estamos viendo justamente en pantalla las fotografÍas de ellen rescate, del milagro cÓmo los bomberos consiguen r

and michelle to be a local historian here and so on the market come to you first what was the line castillo doing here in seoul is there that fateful day in june one thousand nine hundred eighty four the lancastrian had been commissioned as a troop ship about brink of war and she was actually just finished the disembarkation of troops from the norway campaign when she got orders to sail to some nazir and help in the evacuation she was a canard lainer which was requisitioned as a.

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meadow and then and she says my great grandfather was one of the men who lost his life on the land castillo my grandmother talks often about it she's also the only person i've heard mention it fucking up your point stephen says i've never heard about the lancaster a quick search suggest this is something everyone should know about it as she was kept quite at the time to avoid the bad news of so many deaths and finally a g.p. who i think is are a family member of this beastly says he this one hundred one you do all survivor and especially at this year's london immortal service here's a picture of artists at the service and here's one that are in a sent us last week from his family actually when he was enjoying his job of whiskey from his quick. detail for just now it's a hollywood star brian cox it is latest blockbusting though an h.b.o. hit succession he plays. are ruthless sunday born media local writers of course themself to andy born others could talk with them and edge and to talk show business politics and the case for people's food on bricks it. by cause let's start with succession th

, why do you think there is such a reluctance to address this and start repatriating these items castilloting circumstances of them being ta ken out. originating circumstances of them being taken out. they represented the empire, it was part of the making of a british sense of empire and identity, which has persisted to the independence of countries in africa and so on. it will be fascinating to see if france —— other countries follow france's example. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of my team on twitter, i'm bbckasiamadera. for me and the whole world news team, goodbye. it was quite a gloomy day once again today, and the general weather pattern isn't really changing much this weekend, so essentially we still have the easterly breeze coming in, drawing ina lot easterly breeze coming in, drawing in a lot of clout, may well bring a few showers. not a great deal of sunshine, all the while staying on the chilly side. fair bit of clout overnight, still misty and murky across england and wales, particularly over the hills. the heavy showers turning the southwest generally qu

senior correspondent juan castillo has the details. but the completion of the portion of the turkish dream is in didn't of itself a milestone politically and economically this is an achievement objectively speaking. nine hundred kilometers of pipes two pipes running together laid under the black sea depths of up to two kilometers under the under the sea itself suddenly this is done very quickly and let me put in expressed hoops that the land pollution of the pipeline will be made just as quickly as to with the pipelines themselves they have a frugal to combine throughput of thirty billion cubic meters of gas a year that is enough to keep twelve million european households heated supplied with energy with natural gas for a year so certainly that is a huge amount of energy that europe is now going to be getting from milton it's of . the presidents of russia and turkey who met again to mark the occasion both expressed optimism that this is only just the stuff to talk them we and our russian partners have now come to the final stage of the

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josÉ castillo fue descubierto con documentaciÓn mexicana falsa y poco despuÉs admitiÓ ser de hondurasonas. >> hacemos lo posible por tratarlos con dignidad y humanamente, pero son muchas personas las que llegan a diario pedro: agregÓ que en promedio en el sur de texas y estÁn arrestando hasta casi 1000 indocumentados. en mcallen, texas. pedro rojas. univisiÓn. patricia: y durante el avance de esta caravana, el presidente trump se pasÓ mÁs de tres semanas haciendo referencia al supuesto peligro de la caravana, que amenazaban con una invasiÓn. pero de la noche a la maÑana, ya no toca el tema desde que terminaron las elecciones de medio tÉrmino. como nos dice pablo gato, los crÍticos del presidente dice trump cambio la caravana por el fraude electoral. pablo: las caravanas han desaparecido. al menos en la retÓrica de trump. "si no quieren que estados unidos sea invadido por caravanas de inmigrantes ilegales, voten a los republicanos. llamo criminales a muchos de los integrantes de estas caravanas y enviÓ miles de soldados a la frontera, argumentando una emergencia nacional. pero hoy tuvo