ricardo: clemente trata de asimilar este mundo loco.cÓmo usar un telÉfono inteligente y los carros van muy rÁpido de la internet lo tiene fascinado.pero son las cosas mÁs sencillas las que más aprecia. como caminar por un vecindario detenerse a ver una ardilla. clemente: el aire tiene olorcomayagua sabe a diferente-- eso fue lo primero .respirar -- ricardo: Ésos lo que llaman respirar libertad. clemente: respirar libertad.en su situaciÓn de estaen el corredor de la muerte es un mundo diferente. conoces a otras personas que estÁn en tu situaciÓn y habrÁs conocido algunos que ya no estÁn en este planeta. ♪ clemente:muchos. tres de mis amigos se suicidaron. ricardo: estando en el corredor de la muerte. clemente:sÍ, >> y otros que conocÍas por ejecutados. ¿te consideras afortunado de estar, primero vivo y segundo libertad? clemente: me siento bendecido.no afortunado, bendecido.odos los dÍas de nues vidas. >> yo quisiera vivir normal. clemente: por difÍcil que se miran dios me tiene su guardia. vamos a llegar. por lo menos voy a pelear. como

clements and students jackson yip and matthew brewercaptured and posted video and still images of theo measure wind velocities and other fire behavior.craig clements "...we were able to measure some really unique wind profiles and see how the wind changed to vertical and with the onset of the northeast winds that come off the sierra that have a very low level jet that's really strong, 40 mph just above the surface...."the crew shared several shots of the huge smoke plumes they encountered along the way noting the unusually high rate of spread of the fire downwind, destroying everything in it's path.craig clements "....that area is a complex area of terrain and vegetation, you have lots of grass fuels and shrubs and grey pines that kind of explode, we saw flame lengths of over 100 feet right next to the road...."the data collected may help firefighters better understand fire weather behavior and help develop strategies to fight wildfires.sot jackson yip/stdent sot matthew brewer/studentin sanjose rob fladeboe kron4news ( dave )( dave ) ( dave ) ( dave ) (sara) and we're following the v

clements and students jackson yip and matthew brewercaptured and posted video and still images of the fire and used doppler radar to measure wind velocities and other fire behavior.craig clements "...we were able to measure some really unique wind profiles and see how the wind changed to vertical and with the onset of the northeast winds that come off the sierra that have a very low level jet that's really strong, 40 mph just above the surface...."the crew shared several shots of the huge smoke plumes they encountered along the way noting the unusually high rate of spread of the fire downwind, destroying everything in it's path.craig clements "....that area is a complex area of terrain and vegetation, you have lots of grass fuels and shrubs and grey pines that kind of explode, we saw flame lengths of over 100 feet right next to the road...."the data collected may help firefighters better understand fire weather behavior and help develop strategies to fight wildfires.sot jackson yip/stdentsot matthew brewer/studentin sanjose rob fladeboe kron4news (pam) coming up: new details on the ma

supuseta autora del crimen, hija y sobrina de las vitiams y ahora este juicio termina >>> ahora clementeturas cálidas que van a traer problemas, tenemos aviso por tiempo de fuego y riesgo de incendio de maleza para las próximas horas, estos detalles después de la pausa . >>> para los amantes del patinaje, en san francisco abrió la pista de patinaje de (en inglés) . >>> google puede ofreer oportunidad de ganar sus productos. >>> mañana le contamos del nuevo concepto que está desarrollando esta compañía . van al mercado gozan su larga vida así y son optimistas asá. hoy saludamos así a quienes hacen lo que sea para vivir bien. amigos qué tal estamos bajo alerta del tiempo por aviso de condiciones de riesgo vamos a vefu región pero vamos a ver el protinostico del tiempo con aire bastante fresco no te la situación de santa rosa 30 millas por hora con condiciones bastante peligrosas así que cuidado con estos vientos, y entonces si ocurre un incendio este oxígeno hace que creazca rápido así que tenemos recomendaciones si ocurre un incendio de gran magnitud, esté alerta a las condiciones y tome

i'm joined in the studio by clement. hello, clement.ront pages, very much focused on brexit and the backlash over theresa may's agreement. >> a lot has happened over the past day. struggling to keep track of all of the recent developments. it sums up the days events with this headline for resignations -- with this headline. resignations and a day of hostility. are quiteapers supportive of theresa may. many praising her courage and determination. she's -- a lonely may staggers on rita headline. >> she has vowed to see through the brexit deal. she is facing political uncertainty, isn't she? >> they are moving in on the private -- prime minister. the financial times has said that her job deal -- even if may stays in power, it is not clear how she can govern with such a divided -- blue,eem to agree blue on reads the headline this morning. the conservative party is tearing itself apart after brexit as it descends into open warfare. >> the question on everybody's mind is what happens next? a vote against theresa may would be an unnecessary di

clements and students jackson yip and matthew brewercaptured and posted video and still images of the doppler radar to measure wind velocities and other fire behavior.craig clements "...we were able to measure some really unique wind profiles and see how the wind changed to vertical and with the onset of the northeast winds that come off the sierra that have a very low level jet that's really strong, just abov crew shared several shotd ong t noting the unusually high rate of spread of the fire downwind, destroying everything in it's path.craig clements "....that area is a complex area of terrain and vegetation, you have lots of grass fuels and shrubs and grey pines that kind of explode, we saw flame lengths of over 100 feet right next to the road...."the data collected may help firefighters better understand fire weather behavior and help develop strategies to fight wildfires.sot jackson yip/stdentsot matthew brewer/studentin sanjose rob fladeboe kron4news smoke from the camp fire is causing hazardous air quality conditions here in the bay area... tonight we hear from the contra costa

now aged 90, paul willer at westminster with clement attlee‘s granddaughter.speaker of the commons. the scourge of racism and discrimination, anti—semitism and indeed of ethnic cleansing and genocide, i am sorry to say, remains a fact of life across the world in 2018, as it was a fact of life in 1938. the whole attlee family showered kindness upon me and took me under their wings. we went to church together, we went to church fetes together, everything was done in the family. my mother was felicity, the second daughter, and paul told me today that he enjoyed playing with her and seeing her, and they spoke latin together. because they couldn't either of them speak the other‘s language, but they found they had a common language in latin. and he also told me he was very fond of her, so i am very happy about that. well, first of all the story is absolutely typical, that he did the kind gesture as part of the local community, but he never let on to the rest of the world that he was doing it. absolutely typical clement that he would do something like that. so i am n

the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you will businesses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when we see this variety of stores offered here, it is very unique then of the -- any other part of san francisco. there is traditional irish music which you don't get hardly anywhere in san francisco. some places have this long legacy of serving ice cream and being a hangout for families to have a sunday afternoon ice cream. and then also, we see grocery stores. and also these restaurants that are just new here, but also thriving. [♪] >> we are seeing restaurants being switched over by hand, new owners, but what we are seeing is a vibrancy of clement street still being recaptured within new businesses that are coming in. that is a really great thing to see. i don't know when i started to shop here, but it was probably a very, very long time ago. i like to cook a lot but i like to cook chinese food. the market is the place i like to come to once a year. once i like about the market as it

that's how craig clement and his graduate students raced to the campfire with their specially equipped truck. between observation and data production, they pinpointed wind behavior that spread the fire quickly. >> with the onset of these winds, the northeasterlies off the sierra, they basically have a low-level jet that's really strong, like 40 miles an hour above the surface. so that's what was driving the smoke downwind and actually down the canyons and was also how where it helps to spread the embers. >> clements believes the great pines contributed to the spread. they tend to explode and spread embers as well. graduate student matthew brewer was surprised how fast they spread. >> out of nowhere, huge guests and the fire would move 80 feet in 30 seconds. like that. it was wild to see that. i've never seen extreme fire behavior like that. >> they saw this phenomenon by laura anthony on her cell phone at the campfire. we call that a fire world. a smaller scale than something like the fire scale that occurred at the car fire. the fire whirls aren't as strong as a tornado and aren't as

harold clements was there and paul alfonsi dropped out and went with harold clements.0 Ãb51 republicans. so 26 is going to win. so harold freilich comes to elroy to meet me. he didn't support me. he comes in and i still remember i was in the front room in my mother's house and harold fraley knocked at 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. he came in and he sat down and he said, you know i'm on the floor speak a speaker i said yeah everybody's called me. he said i need your vote. i said that's good, so today. he says i'm no conservative. i said i'm a conservative too. he said will you support me? i said i tell you what i will do, if you put me on joint finance Ãbthere is a freshman, they wouldn't put any freshman on joint finance but i knew i was young and nobody would pay me attention. i was on joint finance they had to. so i have been around the capital a long enough that i was playing politics. so i told freilich, if you want me at my boat, put me on joint finance committee. he said, can't do that. no freshman gets on joint finance. that's what you have to do if you want my vo

but in order to create more equality the internet has to be universally accessible and affordable clémenttomorrow from the remote australian town of cholera is calling for the same. the sooner they get it the better so they can get in touch with the outside world you know. there is hope for the community in the australian outback a new radio mast is due to be put into operation soon. she says high speed internet for everyone. digital medical aid for crisis areas a smart phone is all it takes to support doctors there that's the idea behind. even complicated cases of illness can be discussed via video call or whatsapp. afghanistan a country struggling to find peace basic medical care is a problem to doctors and hospitals are very committed but when things get complicated external support can be useful which is why while he'd carry on founded the charitable organization early on telling in britain the physician fled from afghanistan himself as a teenager when i came at the age of fifteen in ninety nine to go into the u.k. on my own that brought in that vision with me to be able to one day be

the holders barcelona also beat third division opposition — but left it late with clement lenglet scoringa dortmund are through to the last 16 of the german cup, but needed extra—time to see off union berlin. twice, dortmund led — through christian pulisic and maximillian phillip, but twice they were pegged back — with sebastian polter scoring both goals for the second division side. that took the tie to extra time. and penalties were looming when marvin friedrich pulled pulisic to the ground. he was sent off for the foul — and marco reus put away the spot—kick to send dortmund through. in england, arsenal, chelsea, and middlesbrough all beat lower—league opposition to reach the last eight of the league cup. in the only all—premier league tie, son heung—min scored twice for tottenham as they won 3—1 at west ham — they'll face their north london rivals arsenal in the pick of the quarterfinals. i think ithink in i think in 48 hours to play two games, competitive, manchester city monday and today he, a london dhody against west ham, i think very proud, it was fantastic. the performance was v

nixon walking along the pacific right outside of san clemente. there is the first lady in a windbreaker, a pair of black slacks, and a kerchief. that image was chosen to be used on president nixon's reelection campaign, the poster that was talking about his environmental protection. really is sure to environmental protection laws that came in under president nixon, and that is the one from the poster, you can perhaps tell on the far left. this is something going out to the supporters of the president. at that time, in 1972, running against george mcgovern, richard nixon had the base of more conservative voters. it was really a little bit of a gentle push to depict the first lady of the united states publicly, on a campaign poster, wearing pants. then, that september 1972, pat nixon went to a national park celebrating its centennial, and she was there to mark the centennial of the national park system, and there she is wearing a pair of pants at a public ceremony. do got four times in a year, it makes it rather clear that she is not only more comf

. >> craig clements and the graduate students were on site for the campfire collecting data to learn about fire behavior. the down slope winds were very strong and dry as flames raced down the canyons and began to destroy what used to be the town of paradise. >> the wind so strong. it actually can move the flames closer, it pushes it closer -- the flame from closer to the fuels and also can cause the spots to move farther. it's spotty and moving really fast. >> dr. clements saw two democrat dramatic scenes like this captured by laura anthony on the fire line. >> it's a smaller scale than something like the fire tornado that occurred at the car fire. they're not as strong as a tornado. they aren't as large in diameter for scale in both height and in width. they spin for a while, rotate and dissipate quickly. they don't really indicate any more damage until their size gets really, really large. >> it helps to spread the lyfir gray burnthey g pliv've seen 100 feet next to the road. when they get explosive like that, when they burn, they eject a lot of embers and they can start fires. it

james clements is director of elections. >> there was no one close to natalie's sticker. >> i'm pretty>> why. >> i'm pretty sure mommy went out to all of her friends and said vote for that. >> i it helps to have a good campaign chairman, right? >> uh-huh. >> and your mother was a good campaign chairman. >> reporter: i voted stickers have been around since the 1980s to encourage people who haven't voigted yet to do so. there's no hard evidence it works, but natalie hopes her design will give some inspiration. you think it's important for people to vote? >> think it's important for people to vote so they have a say in government. >> reporter: just 9 years old but already teaching us timeless lessons about democracy. chip reid, cbs news. >> and she certainly is. great sticker. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a wrap up of the midterm election results and we'll talk with republican strategist dan senor about what they mean for the republican party's agenda and president trump. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday, thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green, have a great day.

the reunion for you with clement attlee's family, that was emotionalfor you. with clement attlee's family england and the south—west of wales. elsewhere, misty and murky. much of that should tend to lift away. it should stay quite cloudy for many of us. still some showers and some rain across northern and eastern areas of scotland. and showers continuing down toward south western areas of england as well. those showers could be on the heavy side, perhaps even the odd rumble of thunder towards parts of cornwall and into devon perhaps later on. some of those showers into wales as well. some brighter skies developing in parts of north—west england, through northern england in general, south—west scotland, northern ireland. for scotland, it will stay quite cloudy through the afternoon. still those showers coming in on an easterly wind. maximum temperatures going up to round about seven to ten or 11 degrees. so, not quite as cold as recent days. through tonight, these heavy showers will continue around the south—west. that's where we could see quite high rainfall totals by the end of the day i

campbell hung around in this one thanks to chris clement's 45-point outing today. hits thete triple la campbells run g out of time. hoyas win it 93-85.> >> high school football. westfield hosting madison for a virginia 6-a regnal title. first quarter, brandon -- madisonn the boardfirst, brandon walker cuts it it in, let them begin. 22-yard jog to the end war hogs with a 7-0 lead at the hatch. west field comes out rolling on the legs of eugene asante. sets up a four-yard touchdown. game tied. fourth quarter, it's pouring. bulldogs seal the deal. 114 yards a 17 carries. westfield wins it 17-7. now just a couple more wins away from their frth straight state title. the. >>> other early scores,aryland women's hoops team took down georgia,58-5 george washington men's team gets win number one on the year, 70-4 overmanhattan. and the american mbeat um to improve to 3-1. >> all right, george, thank you. >>> well, small business saturday celebration in gaithersburg that combines history and family. take a look. this music store has been in business since 1961. the family-own

we'll be talking to the granddaughter of clement attlee, about the child refugee secretly taken in byng of a dispute with the chairman ben purkiss. purkiss told the bbc the organisation would become "obsolete" if it doesn't "evolve". and today's newspapers reported over 200 pfa members had signed an open letter calling for the chief executive to stand down — criticising the leadership of the union. today, we heard from taylor for the first time since the dispute and he defended the pfa's record of supporting its members. he announced they will recommend that an independent qc conducts a full and open review into the structure and operation of the pfa. the fa! has announced that martin 0'neill, roy keane and the rest of the republic of ireland management team have left their positions after a disappointing nations league campaign. during his five year tenure, 0'neill ran the best euros campaign in ireland's history and followed that by making it out of a tough group to reach the play—offs for the 2018 fifa world cup. but they haven't won a competitive match this year and their disappoi

because you know it's i mean my dad would walk in our office if it was the end of the world but bob clement is not so you never fall you know will find up over the years over and so it just takes time to get into syria. so you see friends are pretty proud about being able to law for themselves that life you must make it. back when you. talk when you think about that and things fine you start going right they kind of will be a bit hard to believe. under the oh yeah city things really have been going on but it started a while back with one very special title one very special go on even before that one very thief investor. sixty six six has been banned. crawled by shaykh month rules and watch the billionaire who bought the club in two thousand and eight and has been pumping money in ever since there's a guy still some around here speaking to us casualties because i'm such a guy will come on this big present i hear the usage people buy a billion a cup of coffee what you think and he said kind of believing what you said i want to salute the small didn't say it was skate no school but from with i

clement johnson is running on it.players that other players dislike off the pitch. but for fans you can imagine how we feel about him. our defences up in the box. burnett would it take us away from us? with visio this quiz with then i see this street going across the field. i was thinking that is great out field. i was thinking that is great our defence can go back now. you just think that at least it is done. then all of a sudden it is served up field. he lashes this 40 yard crossfield ball right on the head of a 5—3 attack. i think his header gets lost for the get up so high and the given squirrel it was a great header. it was a big moment to go from following and win the game and then we could make the playoffs. that's a type of moment you don't need to hammer home to your team. there were 50 million views around the world or however many. these guys the world or however many. these guys are on the world or however many. these guys are on their phones all day long and they see it and they understood what it represe

vista, camp pendleton, and it also covers a small portion of southern orange county, including san clementethat brings us to the candidates who want to be the next representative for the 49th congressional district. both candidates are here tonight. welcome to you both. to my right is democrat mike levin, and environmental activist who served on the board of sustainable energy, cofounder of sustain oc in orange county. for a number of years, levin was executive director of the democratic party of orange county, meeting with barack obama, and he hosted several fundraisers for hillary clinton's 2016 campaign for president. republican candidate diane harkey is a member of the california board of equalization. from 2008 to she was a member of 2014, the california state assembly, and prior to that served as mayor of dana point in orange county. once again, thank you for joining us. let's get to our discussion tonight, beginning with the headline-driven topic, emigration. we are all aware of the migrant caravan headed to the border with thousands of hopeful immigrants. ms. harkey, how should the

experience here and to bring up the second panel with former directors or technical director, we have clement coward, welcome back. he's the commanding general of the 32nd army air and missile defense command in texas but before that he served as deputy director on the joint staff as well as director for the joint requirement office for nuclear defense. then director general sean gainy who is the deputy director of forest protection and r&d. if you're counting each of them have had three each, general gainy's previous job is related to business today, he just left as commander of the 94th close to the point of the business as well. and we have a conversation about that. >> thanks for hosting us. the people that are here, continue the conversation. a few months ago i read an article, the early bird, the chief of naval operations at the naval war college, the challenge of doing the mission, having on the navy. what i'm not trying to do is pick army against navy or air force or marine corps but the decision was at some point we have further discussion to decide how much longer to continue to put

that allowed at assen to bury here this as edison and the group are in handy in litigation in san clemente natasha suites r t. who has a lot of the killer just right next to the beach and i just. i understand why resign for structure so terrible we can't take care of this. that's a big question and i don't have an answer right off the bat but i mean some of the things to think about here i think what you know when you're talking about this particular area one of the things that keeps coming coming up in this story is that there are just the what's there right now can't be moved right now because they're literally in the water in those in those tanks which is kind of like if you can imagine it it's sort of like a twelve pack of beer except the beer is the these silos and the cooler is the is this concrete structure. the thing is they can't move it yet because everything's too hot in there but all of all of the things as you said you know whether it's built to with built to withstand a hurricane or tsunami or whatever it might not be because they're getting worse. you know that it's just ver

brigadierll we have general clement coward welcome back, serve. currently -- welcome back, sir. currently commanding general at four worth, texas. before that he served as the director and director for the bio, office for chem, defense. now we have the current head, and deputy director for force protection and same chem, bio, rnd. brigadier general gainey's previous job was also closely related to our business today. he just left as commander of the 94th double-a, very close to this business as well. why don't we start off with intro remarks from each of you, and have a conversation after that? >> thanks again, and thanks for hosting us. this is always a great event, great forum, not only for the people here, but we get the opportunity to continue the conversation even after the discussion here. just a few months ago, i read an article, back in june, for my normal morning reading. there was an article quoting the chief of naval operations, at the navy war college. he was discussing the challenge and strain that doing the mission was having on the navy. what i am not trying to do

begins with the urbanization of texas, in migration from around the country, then along comes bill clements. the '78 victory is an accident. he takes advantage of it and credentials a lot of people come and begins to develop in east texas and then central texas. then we have a series of leaders. ronald reagan and george h.w. bush. in 1980, we forget this. the new york times had 10 battleground states. texas was one of those battleground states. this was a movement that took place over a number of decades. the kind of campaign he ran and the governing that he did were enormously attractive. margaret: with two democrats. karl: he came into office and developed a close working relationship with two very tough, hard to deal with, but very smart democrat who cared about texas. when the young governor, baseball boy from dallas proved to both of them that he had the smarts, a vision and a willingness to work hard, that helped bring about a lot of positive changes that reinforced his message. >> so we had plenty of partisans back in the 90s. >> margaret: you were one of them. >> i was not. i was in

san clemente, california, starts us off, republican line. guest: good morning, happy thanksgiving. you know, there's a couple of issues. -- caller: i don't call in that often, but i should mention that without customers, companies cannot sell their products. so it is in the best interest of our country to have more customers than less customers. in that particular case, we are kind of at a crossroads. in a global society, you have approximately six to eight times more customers at your disposal if you are going to go globally. if you want to stay nationalistic, then you have 1/6 or 1/8. -- and as the wealth flows from one side of the world to the other, in this case china has a tremendous amount of global power because of the economic engine that it is running, then that is where the customers are going to be in the future. europeans, who have worked hard to create a large central area to buy a product from. host: if that is the case you make, how does that impact current reflection of trade policy when it comes to the administration? caller: there is a great difference of opinion

right after world war ii, and every time i would encounter a problem, i'd ask myself, what would clementnd the socialists do? and i would do the exact opposite. and it worked every time. in a sense, trump came out of obama years having been driven to a much more practical businessman, commonsense approach and because he wanted to run as a republican. he began to acquire allies like dave bossie and other, sean hannity, probably ironically his closest adviser in that period, and you can't do the hannity show once or twice a week and not gradually become a conservative because it just doesn't work, and i remember, callista and i were in the meeting in washington, his first visit to washington as a candidate, we're sitting around and people, your point, people going is this guy a total opportunist, why would i believe him? somebody in the group came up and said, why don't we put together a list of ten solid conservatives that you would name to the supreme court? so the people can realize here's stability, here's a clear commitment. it's a yes or no. and leonard leo and jim demint of the heri

so first of all, we have brigadier general clement coward, welcome back, sir. he is currently the commanding general for the 32nd army air and missile defense command in fort bliss, texas. before that he served as the deputy director for force protection on the joint staff, j8, as well as the director for the joint requirements officer for chem-bio, nukes lahr defense. -- nuclear defense. then we have sean gainey. so if you're counting, each of them have had three hats each. brigadier general gainey's previous job was also very closely related to our business today. he just left as commander of the 94th aamdc which is, of course, very close to the point y end of this business as well. why don't we start off with some intro remarks from each of those, and then we'll have a conversation after that. >> thanks for hosting us. this is always a great event, great forum not only for the people who are here, get an opportunity to continue the conversation even after the discussion we have here. so just a few months ago i, you know, i read an article -- i think it was b

because done clement in the. style of. no one helped or my meeting again i got a leg but i've got a knee he will gnaw. a lot better in the. journey he said to. me you know. what it was and i was your sister clementine clementine how old was she living or. going to a government on the ball up more local morale. had been illegal in kenya since two thousand and one. that around here the law has been largely ineffective. and. you suggest when sixty girls they got around this village and the villages around. most of them are still being cut i mean we have not been able to reach out to everybody this is a big big big lie and you know it's a big county. i find out from dawn to know that's one of her younger sisters run away to be cut with friends. i know down to less years but i wonder if the older generation a mother and grandmother supported her sister's decision she takes me to meet. bonnie. thank you so that will mean you are on my. team good luck that. i never get more. vocal that i need the. down you probably know we're a l

this is on top of the 2017 buyers, when state investigators found their clement started 16 fires, withes upward of $70 billion. this is a huge liability for the company and they do not have it on hand. the company has about $3.5 billion right now in cash equivalent 10 $1.4 billion in wildfire insurance. nowhere close to the $32 billion that they could the on the hook for. you said,ompany, as adding, saying they exhausted all credit lines. this is a abrupt, a $3.3 billion drawdown. the lender's, jpmorgan, citigroup, loans with about $232 million. some analysts say this could be on the fears of the credit value , and it show you what happened if you want to happen to my terminal, but their borrowing cost. back in june, s&p cut them to triple day, before the current that was triple d, and before the current fires. they said another downgrade to becoming citing fire risks. they are in financial distress. and the risk of bankruptcy for the company is real. vonnie: we will continue to keep an eye on the wildfires and on pg&e and a lot associated with those wildfires. thanks to kailey leinz w

. >> reporter: today clement bride didn't stop by to look for anyone but offer help. his home is still standing and he says he is feeling survivor's guilt. he is one of several people that donated resources to make the place feel more like an escape. >> $10 for -- >> reporter: there's a tv, wi-fi, knitting and free massages. bobby lichman thinks it is great but it can only keep her mind off reality for so long. >> last time we were evacuated we had a home to go home to, but now we don't. now we are trying to think where to go. >> reporter: the sheriff's office has been dealing with issues of duplicate reports and misspellings. on their home page there are three phone numbers to call if you need to report a missing person. reporting in chico tonight, jobin fortson, "abc 7 news." >> thank you. >> to a major health it warning days before thanksgiving. coming up, what to watch out for to avoid getting sick from salad. >>> a settlement finally reached after a year after the north bay fires with an assisted living facility. >> tonight, the story of a family that had a wonde

we visit marblehead park in san clemente, where they film training videos that celebrate personal fitnesstreet fighting. ♪ o >> what they're trying tll is this idea that we need to go back to a more traditional timeo know, traditional masculinity. when they blend in these fight scenes, that's also this idea of being not only just fid living a pure life but also being a warrior of sorts. so you could imagine a, you know, 16-, 17-year-old white male watching these videos and being somewhat moved by them or attracted to them in some case. >> thompson: it looks like it's a small group, it's a fringe group. why are they important? and what do you think? >> well, first, you know, the first thing is we justant to strictly talk about violence. small groups can do as much if not more destruction than large groups. you have, for instance, the oklahoma city bombing. a relatively small group there that, you know, ultimatelyat pulled offhe time, the largest act of domestic terrorism prior to 9/11.an so you know ct of violence can certainly be committed by a small fringe group. >> thompson: by a small

former confederate general clement a. evans explained why it all mattered so much. quote, if we cannot justify the south and the act of succession we will go down in history as solely brave, impulsive but rash people who attempted in an illegal manner to overthrow the union of our country. they're always worried about this question of whether or not they had been treasonous. in the years after 1865 these respective memories grow. union and confederate. union veterans, though, seethed at the lost cause with its distorted and reimagined renderings of the confederacy. here i want to point out that most of the time that veterans are getting together, whether we're talking about confederate veterans or union veterans they're doing so with their brethren. they're doing so with other veterans, or other confederate veterans. they're not often in these mixed-group settings. i will come back to this in a few moments. in the 1880s there's hundreds of monuments going up at gettysburg, each of the states would often have a day in which they would dedicate numerous regimental mon

>> and i'm clement. t, you've r: so clem come with your donations, you're standing here with your partner, tell us what it means to you? >> well, it meansverything to us. to be able to contribute, represent our teams, all thefr chises and likewise giving back for the holiday seasons, for everyone out there who needs help. >> every time i have a smoothie, i'm going to think about tropical smoothie because they've done so goodnd people have been so generous. we also have another group that we want to. talk to these are folks from capital city go-go from the g-league team. chstian is the head coach. how you doing, coach? >> short guy. how are you? >> reporter: good, tell us what you've got? >> we brought some canned gooan and we to support the community like they support us. >> reporter: it's so important to remember that there are hers out there that won't get to eat thanksgiving dinner unless someone helps them out. >> reporter: yeah, it's really important for us to give back. we're grateful for the oppor

i was working with some of the san jose state meteorology guys up there doug clements the science guy. we talked to him last night. he was saying, first of all, he goes, this is really spooky. he was on the other ridge. we were talking by phone. this is a guy who travels all over the world chasing fires. i think the big thing is fuel. there's just so many fuels. there's so much -- this area had never burned. the canyons had burned. but as soon as it came out of the canyon and hit the terrace, the flat part of the ridge, where all the houses are, it just went off. again, i can't remember ever having a fire in the to infor years. >> a lot of people were trying to evacuate on back roads and windy roads, small roads. how scary could that have been? i can't picture that. i can only imagine it. >> i try to picture it myself. i have a lot of friends that live up in the magalia area at the top end of town. there's only a couple of ways out of town. that's the real trouble. i have stories of people driving four miles in three or four hours. the picture you're seeing of people involved in flame

writer but it don't think he would record a something that if you like a kind of fit occupation for clementuipment to do als life. >> and yet he supported his friend who was a poet for all the time. >> yes, but james ralph the poet had a cataclysmic disasters korea. james ralph, i mean, it is quite entertaining but rather sad. ralph and what happened was in the 17 '20s the key poets, the key writers, jonathan swift, john gates were all tourists. james ralph had this brilliant idea he thought of becoming a week poet ends were of the government. what he did was he published this astonishingly rude satirical poem, attacking jonathan swift, and a language he used about really was incredibly rude. the problem was -- there were much more popular than franklin and so pope and his colleagues gathered their support together and to begin a campaign of publication of james ralph. in which james ralph are basically collapsed. they went around calling him names, self worshiping prayed, this sort of abuse which went on to newspapers and fund for months and months completely wrecked his career as if woodr