cornelia didn't only want to write a gripping book she wanted to send out a political message. in one of the themes of in the heart is fascism not the gang in the mountains they're not met v.o.c. they're fascists. they blackmail us without children they blackmail us with our husbands and our friends insist on them fight and that's what's most terrifying about dictators in fascism they attack us using the things we're most proud of what we think of as our identity what we love most. and they turn us into a compass is that's how fascism operate and that's what i depicted in incarceration and 10 in a house but i didn't call it by its name because i thought it would be more timeless this way if the smartest side was if there was supposed to be a 4th in current book coming i thought it was a trilogy and that it was over and was published i thought so too probably because in this trading and painting have become more important to me again sometimes i draw characters and don't know who they are and then they pop up in my books one is that a new way of working is not yes it is quite ne

we met cornelia funk in hamburg the last stop on her tour of germany to promote the book she lived here with her family for a long time before moving to los angeles in 2005 hamburg is also where her career as a writer began. we 1st met cornélie a phone call in hamburg 12 years ago just after the publication of the 3rd volume of her in cart trilogy that was the series that launched her international career she's meanwhile written more than 70 books they've been translated into 50 languages and have sold more than 26000000 copies. in cart was turned into a hollywood film the chico produced another unusual experience for the author. recently she fulfilled a long cherished dream and bought an avocado farm in malibu today cordelia funk is one of the most successful fantasy writers in the world she has fans everywhere and not all of them are children and young people. express not even involved but i remember going to india and all of a sudden all these people between the age of 21 says she was asking if they could have any hopes you know and they thanked me saying that i was their child you c

near cornelia road. we do not know once again. how many homes have burned we do know that there are indeed homes that have burned this is a residential area. as fire crews from a number of agencies work to battle, putting out this fire. we do want to check in again with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who can tell us a little bit about conditions that fire crews are dealing with right now trying get a handle on this fire lawrence. >>yeah, it's tough going out there right now you've got that afternoon delta breeze that is just begin to really start to kick in and these winds and then amplify over the last couple of hours really strengthening somewhat and that to go along record heat temperatures, the 90's even some triple digits. inland. you get a fire started in the grass there and certainly get winds like that a 14 to 17 miles per hour and things can with quick in fact these will likely continue to intensify maybe over the next hour or so before things begin to settle down as the sun starts to separate is pretty typical we ge

the scene unfolding near kellogg's street and cornelia street in sun city. we do know that homes have burned some destroyed we do not know an exact amount at this point. we don't also know if there are injuries involved our news desk is working to gather more information right now. this is a very heavily residential area you can see right there on your screen, it backs up into. open grassy area there and that's where that fire sparked and obviously you can see the damage left behind the result of that fire that does not appear to be under control at this point folks are being asked to stay away from the area, south of courtney lee road. crystal little school has now been designed designated, i should say as an evacuation center for people to go. we do know that fire crews from cal fire. filet whoa contra costa and the forest service now assisting those crews from sassoon city on the ground trying to battle this blaze, we're going to continue to get more updates for you throughout the evening make sure you stay tuned to kron 4 and kronon and kron 4 dot com fo

the winds a little gusty though inpoafter miles per hour e danger goin lta the cockiness straight corneliaicia ld though be careful we're oing fl place through tonight and tomorrow afternoon at least as gusty winds. will morrow morning and then begin to subside by the afternoon. you see right there look at all the colors beginning to develop hesaid ver dry that very wa begin settli inyour within the gusts of 26 miles pehoainly some 30 to 40 mile an hour gusts. in that area and of course you get fire started those kind of conditions that can be extremely dangerous by the afternoon a little bit of sea breeze kicks in late in the day, but overall high prtaken and that ridge re g in the next couple of days bring us that nice northerly component of the wind that keeps you cloud-free and egypt will be warm tomorrow, it's going to be hot as we get into a thursday so that being said numbers like this tomorrow still hot inland 93 degrees in concord 93 and little more about 80 in san jose 81 in oakland 77 downtown 92. in the napa valley, the next few days as we wind down on spring temperatures getti

lovely to see you cornelia. tell us how this agreement on an extension was reached.gh the processm is really, a great day for oil, and what happened is that russia and saudi arabia at some stage came to an agreement that they wanted to extend the month to get rid of this hangover of 1 billion barrels, and there we re 1 billion barrels, and there were so many 1 billion barrels, and there were so many countries that we re were so many countries that were blackguard, namely iraqi, nigeria and kazakhstan among others, and the saudi oil minister cracks down and said we cannot always bail all the brunt of these cards, and they needed promises from those countries to firstly adhere to the rotors and also make up for loss in cutting down. in that senseit loss in cutting down. in that sense it was good because i think they now have compliance in check or it looks like they have compliance in check. we will see how that goes in the weeks ahead, whether these countries will comply, because for iraqi, nigeria and the others who seem to be cheating, this is an expensive time for

you get the right to the delta you get to cornelia vacaville fairfield also been a shovel a watch out red flag warnings are posted in your neighborhood starting tonight, continuing through tomorrow expecting some gusts maybe 30 maybe 40 miles per hour. you see right here more of a normally come part of the wind begins to develop the look at the colors you start to see some yellows you start to see some reds some deep reds, those are very strong winds gusting between about 3040 miles per hour and the peak of the week winds. i think coming through tomorrow morning. then by the afternoon things beginning to subside more of a sea breeze late today that's lays forecast back to you. national news and today the president signed an executive order on police reform. >>this comes after weeks of national protests over police brutality that were sparked by the death of george floyd rather than calling for immediate action order focuses on guidelines and establishing a national database to track excessive use of force. it also offers funding incentives for police departments that increase training

in another letter addressed to a lawyer in philadelphia, eaton inquired after a young girl named cornelia robinson. he noted her family expressed concern about her whereabouts and wanted to make contact. the bureau sent arrangements to send black girls in particular to northern cities without consent of the family members. in many cases, they were preferable to immigrant laborers and were regarded as more appealing sources of labor. the idea of black women and girls as ideal servants found its origins in antebellum ideas of slavery and ideas associated with domestic work. the bureau found solutions to overcrowding, unemployment in sending girls to the north, and willingly employed them, despite objections from parents. the letters went beyond inquiries. in many instances, mothers and fathers hoped to use correspondence to authorize retrieval of their children. liberty for freed women meant recognizing legal guardianship over their children, a novel concept after centuries of chattel slavery. by the end of the war, children found themselves separated from loved ones and in labor arrangemen

cornelia meyer is an economist and ceo of mrl corporation, we can speak to her in bern, switzerland.d to see you. the initial drive towards this summit was, we have to get a deal here and now. all the officials seem to be saying in their briefings, not a chance. what do you think? i think, not not a chance. what do you think? ithink, not this not a chance. what do you think? i think, not this time but they will get there because they have two. you heard the prime minister of one of the frugalfour, prime minister of one of the frugal four, the netherlands saying eventually we will have to get there, and obviously the frugal four are to get there, and obviously the frugalfour are against to get there, and obviously the frugal four are against the neutralisation of debt, which this essentially is, they are against this being grants, but they have already come a long way, if you look at, it's now going through the annual financial framework, through the eu budget, so it is not a neutralisation of debt and if you have a debt it is getting tricky because if you are italy and your debt to g

corky the strait bley albany should cornelia vacaville real this to you name it we're going to see somery gusty wis there, especially late tonight early tomorrow morning probably some 30 and 40 mile an hour winds are coming out of the north-northeast and so this could be some very dry winds and so humidity levels dropping down probably about 10 maybe 12% so very dry conditions there and some hot temperatures to go along that. so the red flag warning up right through thursday, at least till the afternoon. well temperature wise around the bay area tomorrow should be a spectacular day. very nice stay inside the bay you'll see about 81 degrees in oakland, 82 degrees and hayward 87 degrees in san jose 80 in redwood city about 85 amount to you it will get a hot some of the valley's those starting tomorrow going to see some of these temperatures bouncing up into the 90's 93 in concord about 93 in livermore 90 91 in napa 92 degrees in santa rosa. up toward the coastline though going to be very pleasant tomorrow we're going to see a lot of 60's. by thursday we may see some of the temperatures in

maybe some gusts as high as 30 maybe 40 miles per hour right through this area ille in the cornelia benicia larry going to be extra careful as fire danger going to be running high over the next couple days. they were much lawrence responding to weeks of protests and calls for police reform across the nation te george floyd. >>today president trumsigned an executive order on policing he did not mention racism in his remarks today his order aims to curb police brutality by directing federal money to departments encouraging best practices and tracking officers with excessive use of force complaints by ordering on police. ate >>democrats and other said that the executive order does not go nearly far enough. the house is preparing more far-reaching legislation is als putting together legislation but it is expected to be more in line with the preside'ssan f attorney ernie also taking actions to reform the city's police department aboudi annoced arective today to preve cases which rely on the word of officers with a histo of committing serious misconduct such as excessive force dishonesty or racia