i'll talk at my own pace, not yours. >> i'm saying my piece. >> reporter: who knows if dan richards'roach would be good for his party. have a clear message and speak it boldly and be unapologetic about it. >> reporter: who knows if >> reporter: who knows if dan richards' approach would be good for his party. from the looks of things, it's certainly good for his bank account. jim axelrod, cbs news, boyd county, kentucky. >> this is what a winner looks like. >> mason: to paraphrase ross perot, wrestling has rules. politics has none. that's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason, thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org feeding the homeless, at a popular bay area park. the city, putting volunteers on notice -- the giveaways have to stop. >>> we begin with a crackdown on feeding the homeless at a popular bay area park. the city putting volunteers on notice that giveaways have to stop. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. new at 6:00 san jose is it gearing up to hand out citations to people

i'll talk at my own pace, not yours. >> i'm saying my piece. >> reporter: who knows if dan richards'roach would be good for his party. from the looks of things, it's certainly good for his bank account. jim axelrod, cbs news, boyd county, kentucky. >> this is what a winner looks like. >> mason: to parafrayed ross pero, wrestling has rules. politics has none. that's the cbs evening ♪ >> tonight justin bieber's apology to fans. >> i'm sorry for anybody that feels disappointed or betrayed. >> we find out the real reason he abruptly canceled his tour. >>> then garth brooks at 55 and showing no signs of slowing down. our backstage exclusive with the legend. >>> before he was a bachelorette villain, demario had an interesting run-in with britney spears. >> brittany i love you demario jackson. >> her priceless reaction. >>> then charlize theron on her "atomic blonde" stunts gone wrong. macauy

i'll talk at my own pace, not yours. >> i'm saying my piece. >> reporter: who knows if dan richards'roach would be good for his party. from the looks of things, it's certainly good for his bank account. jim axelrod, cbs news, boyd county, kentucky. >> this is what a winner looks like. >> mason: to parafrayed ross pero, wrestling has rules. politics has none. that's the cbs evening ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free with just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now. ♪ find out how much your car's worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com >>> i will not vote for this bill as it is today. >> battling brain cancer, but mccain flies back to the senate today, and blithes into his colleagues. >> i know he tried very hard to quit smoking. >> stil

be unapologetic about it. >> who knows if dan richard's approach would be good for his party.s of things it is certainly good for his bank account. jim axelrod, cbs news, boyd county, kentucky. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back a little later for the morning news and of course cbs "overnight news." from the broadcast center, i'm anthony mason. thank you for watching. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm jim axelrod. the republican party quest to dismantle the affordable care act, the senate voted right down the middle, 50/50, to begin debate on an overall bill. it took vice president mike pence to break the tie. the star of the day, senator john mccain. suffering from brain cancer he made his way to washington to cast the vote to proceed, then he proceeded to give his colleagues a piece of his mind. >>> nancy cordes reports. >>> mccain went straight from the airport to the senate floor. where he cast a crucial vote to begin debate on the gop health car

be unapologetic about it. >> who knows if dan richard's approach would be good for his party.m the looks of things it is certainly good for his bank account. jim axelrod, cbs news, boyd county, kentucky. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back a little later for the morning news and of course cbs "overnight news." from the broadcast center, i'm anthony mason. thank you for watching. >>> nancy cordes reports. >>> mccain went straight from the airport to the senate floor. where he cast a crucial vote to begin debate on the gop health care bill. >> mr. mccain aye. >> before unleashing some straight talk about its long term prospects. >> i will not vote for this bill as it is today. it is a shell of a bill. we all know that. we fritried to do this with a proposal behind closed doors in consultation with the administration. then springing it on skeptical members trying to convince them that it is better than nothing. that it is better than nothing? i don't think that's going to work in the end. and probably shoul

wants more safety barriers built on this stretch, barriers which may have saved the life of dan's son, richard moss who vanished while driving to work may 25th. his body was never found. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of this clip last week. >> there could be any two reasons why it went off the cliff. inthere was a barrier there, he would have had had to get a new car or go to the hospital but the result is death. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> reporter: she died one night last september when her car crashed off highway 101. jason died on highway 101 before the birth of their child. >> i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from cal tran. >> reporter: cal tran says it's reviewing the matter. >> it's not just a matter of we can set up barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot, even with temporary barriers, there's still procedures we have to follow. >> reporter: this group wants to see temporary guardrails put up as soon as possible. abc 7 news. >>> a crash outside of pleasant hill killed a man

wants more safety barriers built on this stretch, barriers which may have saved the life of dan's son, richard moss who vanished while driving to work may 25th. his body was never found. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of this clip last week. >> there could be any two reasons why it went off the cliff. inthere was a barrier there, he would have had had to get a new car or go to the hospital but the result is death. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> reporter: she died one night last september when her car crashed off highway 101. jason died on highway 101 before the birth of their child. >> i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from cal tran. >> reporter: cal tran says it's reviewing the matter. >> it's not just a matter of we can set up barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot, even with temporary barriers, there's still procedures we have to follow. >> reporter: this group wants to see temporary guardrails put up as soon as possible. abc 7 news. >>> a crash outside of pleasant hill killed a man

richard moss in the sand at montara state beach. that's where kron four's philippe djegal picks up the latest on the search. with rakes...nats- raking metal detectors and their bare hands...danegink/family friend- "we're gonna keep searching until we find him." close friends of richard moss' family, like dan stegink (stuh-jink)...dan stegink/family friend- "it's, uh, something that can happen to anybody's kid." and, complete strangers scour montara state beach -- looking for any signs of the missing 22-year-old electrician, described as a passionate skateboarder and gamer.judy ayala/searcher- "i want the family to have closure to know where their son is." there had been no clues in richard moss' disapperance ever since he vanished on may 25th... until thursday afternoon... when a passerby found his triple-a card laying here on the beach.dan stegink/family friend- "we've always kind of operated under the assumption that he's, uh, somewhere in that 1.3 mile stretch between the south exit of tom lantos tunnels and, uh, this beach right here." sadly, since it's been more than a month since richard moss went missing... stegink says, unfortunately, this is looking more like a reco

nats- raking metal detectors and their bare hands...dan stegink/family friend- "we're gonna keep searching until we find him." close friends of richard moss' family, like dan stegink (stuh-jink)...dan stegink/family friend- "it's, uh, something that can happen to anybody's kid." and, complete strangers scour montara state beach -- looking for any signs of the missing 22-year-old electrician, described as a passionate skateboarder and gamer.judy ayala/searcher- "i want the family to have closure to know where their son is." there had been no clues in richard moss' disapperance ever since he vanished on may 25th... until thursday afternoon... when a passerby found his triple-a card laying here on the beach.dan stegink/family friend- "we've always kind of operated under the assumption that he's, uh, somewhere in that 1.3 mile stretch between the south exit of tom lantos tunnels and, uh, this beach right here." sadly, since it's been more than a month since richard moss went missing... stegink says, unfortunately, this is looking more like a recovery, rather than a rescue. and, that it's possible richard's car ended up in the ocean.greg

barriers which may have saved the life of dan's son richard moss who vanished while driving to work ony was never found. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of this cliff last week. >> there could be 82 reasons why richard's car crashed and went over the edge. i don't know what they are. it doesn't matter because if there was a barrier there, he would have had to get himself a new car, maybe go to the hospital. but the result is death. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> 20-year-old rose died one night last september when her car crashed off highway one. >> i definitely believe to a high extent her life could have been saved as well as richard's. >> glenda's fiance died in 2004 before the birth of their child. >> feel like this is going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from caltrans. >> caltrans says it's reviewing the matter. it's not just a matter of we can set up barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot, even with temporary barriers still procedures you have to follow. >> until permanent barriers are built, this group wants to

barriers which may have saved the life of dan's son richard, who vanished while driving to work on may 25th. his body was never found. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of this cliff last week. >> there could be any number of reasons why richard's car crashed and went over the ever. if there was a barrier there, he may have had to get a new car, maybe go to the hospital, but the result is death. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> 20-year-old rose died one night last september when her car crashed off highway 1. >> i definitely believe to a high extent her life could have been saved as well as richard's. >> glenda's fiance died on highway 1 in 2004, before the birth of their child. >> i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from caltrans. >> caltrans says it's reviewing the matter. >> not just a matter of we can go out there and set up some barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot of, even with temporary barriers, still some procedures you have to follow. >> until permanent barriers are built,

nats- raking metal detectors and their bare hands...dan stegink/family friend- "we're gonna keep searching until we find him." close friends of richardamily, like dan stegink (stuh-jink)...dan stegink/family friend- "it's, uh, something that can happen to anybody's kid." and, complete strangers scour montara state beach -- looking for any signs of the missing 22-year-old electrician, described as a passionate skateboarder and gamer.judy ayala/searcher- "i want the family to have closure to know where their son is." there had been no clues in richard moss' disapperance ever since he vanished on may 25th... until thursday afternoon... when a passerby found his triple-a card laying here on the beach.dan stegink/family friend- "we've always kind of operated under the assumption that he's, uh, somewhere in that 1.3 mile stretch between the south exit of tom lantos tunnels and, uh, this beach right here." sadly, since it's been more than a month since richard moss went missing... stegink says, unfortunately, this is looking more like a recovery, rather than a rescue. and, that it's possible richard's car ended up in the ocean.greg keeney/v

richard. >> reporter: somewhere along these jagged cliffs, beneath the churning restless waves, dan believes he will find his son, 20-year-old richard moss went missing in late may. investigators now believe his car went off the road just beyond this guardrail. >> i wouldn't wish this on anyone, to be honest with you. >> reporter: the sea is offered up tantalizing clues to his son's whereabouts. his aaa car and a tire belonging to his car have washed ashore. but so far efforts to locate the car or richard himself have come up short. so in the meantime, dan is working with other families who have lost loved ones along this stretch of highway 1 to convince caltrain to install a guardrail. >> my main goal is for another person not to loose their life f there were barriers in place both rich and my sister may have had a chance to live. >> reporter: row is a died in 2016, eight months before richard's car is believed to have plunged into the sea at the very same spot. a guardrail both families believe may have prevented their deaths. >> he shouldn't have died because -- rose shouldn't have died.

richard. >> reporter: somewhere, along the jagged cliffs, under the waves, dan believes he will find his son. richard was missing in late may, and investigators believe the car went off the road along highway 1 south of pacifica. >> i wouldn't wish this on anyone, honestly. >> reporter: the car, and tire belonging to his car have washed ashore. but so far, efforts to locate the car or richard himself have come up short. so he is working with others who lost loved one to convince caltrans to installed a guardrail. >> the goal is to not have anyone lose their life. if there were barriers, richard and my sister might have had a chance to live. >> reporter: rosa died in 2016, 8 months before richard's car is believed to have plunged into the sea at the same spot. guardrail both families may have prevented their deaths. >> they shouldn't have died. roads -- they should have put up the barriers a long time ago. >> reporter: a community united by loss, and desire to prevent similar tragedies in the future. on highway 1, kpix5. >>> new at 11:00, some bars in southern california are offering a way ou

richard's father dan has organized this demonstration for barriers in response to the loss of his son who have lost love ones along this dangerous stretch of highway one.this is not the first time right behind me rose on that picture she died here on twenty sixteen.her brother in law was there saturday to plead for barriers to be installed.if we could build a barrier and save a life that would mean a lot. caltrans claims the investigation into richard moss's death has to be completed before they will install barriers. a decision that frustrates demonstrators. my only hope is nobody dies while we're planning and how long is planning going to take. those demonstrating said they will continue their presence at the scene each saturday until there are barriors put in place.it's a lot of shattered lives, these were two young lives that were lost. at devils slide on highway one jeff pierce kron four news. ( marty ) president trump is pushing republican senators not to give up on repealing and replacing the affordable care act. the president met with the senators last week. he told them that

nats- raking metal detectors and their bare hands...dan stegink/family friend- "we're gonna keep searching until we find him." close friends of richardmoss' family, like dan stegink (stuh-jink)...dan stegink/family friend- "it's, uh, something that can happen to anybody's kid." and, complete strangers scour montara state beach -- looking for any signs of the missing 22-year-old electrician, described as a passionate skateboarder and gamer.judy ayala/searcher- "i want the family to have closure to know where their son is." there had been no clues in richard moss' disapperance ever since he vanished on may 25th... until thursday afternoon... when a passerby found his triple-a card laying here on the beach.dan stegink/family friend- "we've always kind of operated under the assumption that he's, uh, somewhere in that 1.3 mile stretch between the south exit of tom lantos tunnels and, uh, this beach right here." sadly, since it's been more than a month since richard moss went missing... stegink says, unfortunately, this is looking more like a recovery, rather than a rescue. and, that it's possible richard's car ended up in the ocean.greg k

richard's father dan has organized this demonstration for barriers in response to the loss of his sonand for others who have lost love ones along this dangerous stretch of highway one.this is not the first time right behind me rose on that picture she died here on twenty sixteen.her brother in law was there saturday to plead for barriers to be installed.if we could build a barrier and save a life that would mean a lot. caltrans claims the investigation into richard moss's death has to be completed before they will install barriers. a decision that frustrates demonstrators. my only hope is nobody dies while we're planning and how long is planning going to take. those demonstrating said they will continue their presence at the scene each saturday until there are barriors put in place.it's a lot of shattered lives, these were two young lives that were lost. at devils slide on highway one jeff pierce kron four news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. warmer temperatures are expected this afternoon, especially inland. temperatures will then

richard's father dan has organized this demonstration for barriers in response to the loss of his son and for others who have lost love ones along this dangerous stretch of highway one.this is not the first time right behind me rose on that picture she died here on twenty sixteen.her brother in law was there saturday to plead for barriers to be installed.if we could build a barrier and save a life that would mean a lot. caltrans claims the investigation into richard moss's death has to be completed before they will install barriers. a decision that frustrates demonstrators. my only hope is nobody dies while we're planning and how long is planning going to take. those demonstrating said they will continue their presence at the scene each saturday until there are barriors put in place.it's a lot of shattered lives, these were two young lives that were lost. at devils slide on highway one jeff pierce kron four news. (justine) (justine) in contra costa county, a two car crash killed a man and injured three people. the fatal collision happen this morning on taylor boulevard... just north o

richard: you told me you had a favorite character. john: dan sickles. he had almost nothing to do with it. richard: do we need technical assistance? john: i am good. he is one of the great scalawags of the century. a century that was just packed with scalawags. there was a lot of competition for great scalawags, especially in new york city. he is a tammany hall man. as a young man, he is a party boy. tammany gets elected to congress. he goes down to congress in the 1850's. he catches his wife with a lover, who is the son -- his name is philip barton key. he shoots them in the street, on lafayette square, comes up here for his trial. it is the biggest murder trial of the 19th century, a big scandal. he is acquitted. a lot of people say it was because they used a then novel defense, temporary insanity. but i don't think that was necessary. his jury was 12 married men. [laughter] john: dan goes on to raise his own brigade are in the war. john: he was a general in the war. dan comes within a hair of either winning or losing the battle of gettysburg for the u

by the way, richard is in a fightersand, a foo tribute dan called the foo fathers. layed for two hours last night, and you almost mirror the glassed mary set. richard: a lot of similarities. mark: tell them why you did the mirror it. richard: the set at glastonbury really ruined his voice, so our singer decided to shifted up a bit and buildup. vonnie: we have a rockstar onset. you are telling me you are not the dave grohl of the band? richard: i am the drummer, unfortunately. mark: should we test vonnie's knowledge? mark: nate? richard: that is the bass player. taylor hawkins. itnie: if richard -- mark: richard did not know that, the tribute band would have no credibility. see you next week. vonnie: richard jones, thank you. time to check in with courtney donohoe. >> president trump met with for thet vladimir putin first time. the economy minister says putin confronted mr. trump about the use of economic sanctions. he also said president trump's position on trade dramatically different from that of other countries. earlier, mr. trump he looks forward to a lot of posi

the search for richard moss has become a large organized effort by his father who is out here again. >> i'm sorry. it's just really tough, to be honest with you. >> reporter: dan moss is making his third trip to the mainland since his son disappeared. 22-year-old richard moss was on his way to work, made a stop through mcdonald's, and simply vanished. >> the car and the person are missing. there's three miles from here to work. that's it. nothing. it's in a little tiny town. >> reporter: surveillance cameras along the route showed him one mile and gone the next. the only evidence, his aaa card found in the sand. >> i'm leaning towards maybe some sort of foul play. >> reporter: on his first trip out, moss chartered a helicopter. this time they searched through bushes with long poles in an effort that's grown to some 200 volunteers. >> i did not know that there was this many good people in the world. >> reporter: local merchants have donated printing, lodging and mailing services. they've gotten checks from strangers, even three flights from a flight attendant. one thing in short supply in answers? >> we're talking about a human being. for example, why can't we

still no sign of richard moss, the 22-year-old who vanished six weeks ago along the san mateo coastline. >> if you knew him, he would be one of your buddies. >> reporter: last year, danrom hawaii to take his son richard to a raider's game. he never thought today he would be making his third trip to the mainland. a sports fan, an electrician's apprentice, he was on his usual route to work and vanished. >> the car and the person are missing. there's three miles from here to work. that's it. nothing. and it niece a little tiny town. >> reporter: surveillance cameras showed him there one mile and gone the next. no debris from a car crash. the only evidence, his aaa card found in the sand. >> maybe some sort of foul play is what i'm leaning towards. >> reporter: moss chartered a helicopter. this time they searched through efforts with long poles. >> i did not know that there was this many good people in the world. >> reporter: local merchants have donated printing, lodging and mailing services and gotten checks from strangers, even free flights from a flight attendant. >> even though you got all these different laws, we are talking about a human being. for example, why ca

still no sign of richard moss, the 22-year-old who vanished six weeks ago along the san mateo coastline. >> if you knew him, he would be one of your buddies. >> reporter: last year, dan moss flew out from hawaii to take his son richard to a raider's game. he never thought today he would be making his third trip to the mainland. a sports fan, an electrician's apprentice, he was on his usual route to work and vanished. >> the car and the person are missing. there's three miles from here to work. that's it. nothing. and it niece a little tiny town. >> reporter: surveillance cameras showed him there one mile and gone the next. no debris from a car crash. the only evidence, his aaa card found in the sand. >> maybe some sort of foul play is what i'm leaning towards. >> reporter: moss chartered a helicopter. this time they searched through efforts with long poles. >> i did not know that there was this many good people in the world. >> reporter: local merchants have donated printing, lodging and mailing services and gotten checks from strangers, even free flights from a flight attendant. >> even though you got all these different laws, we are talking about a human being. for

dan moss is pushing for cal trans to install cement barriers along this stretch of highway 1. >> he would laugh and smile. that's how richardas. he was an angel. >> reporter: the moss family hopes the diligent work of law enforcement and volunteers brings closure. from montero stay beach, lonnie rivera, "abc 7 news." >>> lower temperatures and higher humidity should help firefighters with the growing detwiler fire near yosemite national park overnight. it has grown from about 1,000 acres to 75,000 tonight. containment now is at 25%, that's up from just 15% earlier today. that is progress. 61 homes have been destroyed in the fire along with 63 other buildings. evacuation orders for the of mariposa were lifted today. some homeowners are returning to find everything burned to the ground, giving them a sad new reality. >> how long is the nightmare going to be you're not going to have your home or a home? you're going to be displaced, you know. what is going to be home to you or your kids? >> it is really tough. the fire continues to move south. that is away from yosemite national park. >> for the first time tonight an albany wo

dan moss is pushing for cal trans to install cement barriers along this stretch of highway 1. >> he would laugh and smile. that's how richardas. he was an angel. >> reporter: the moss family hopes the diligent work of law enforcement and volunteers brings closure. from montero stay beach, lonnie rivera, "abc 7 news." >>> lower temperatures and higher humidity should help firefighters with the growing detwiler fire near yosemite national park overnight. it has grown from about 1,000 acres to 75,000 tonight. containment now is at 25%, that's up from just 15% earlier today. that is progress. 61 homes have been destroyed in the fire along with 63 other buildings. evacuation orders for the tone of mariposa were lifted today. some homeowners are returning to find everything burned to the ground, giving them a sad new reality. >> how long is the nightmare going to be you're not going to have your home or a home? you're going to be displaced, you know. what is going to be home to you or your kids? >> it is really tough. the fire continues to move south. that is away from yosemite national park. >> for the first time tonight an alba

dan months's son. his body was never found. a tire blooefrd to be from his car was located off the side of this cliff last week. >> there could be 82 reasons why richard's car crashed and went over the edge i don't know what they are. it doesn't matter, because if there was a barrier there he would have had to get himself a new car, maybe go to the hospital. and the result is death. >> she is basically went over the cliff. >> 20-year-old rose di alba died when her car crashed off ohio 1. >> her life could have been saifld as well as richard's. >> jason died on highway 1 in 2004 before the birth of their child. >> i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue before we sort of get a response from caltrans. >> caltrans says it's reviewing the matter. >> it's not a matter of going out there and setting up barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot, evenly with temporary barriers, there's still some procedures you have to follow. >> this group wants to see temporary guardrails until permanent ones can be put up. abc 7 news. >> oakland police have not yet said if two recent robberies of film cruise at gunpoint respecting linked to one a

dan, what are they going to vote on, if they do vote on something this week? >> richardey don't know what they are going to vote on, and whatever bill they end up picking doesn't have the votes. the republican health reform effort in the senate is kind of a shambling zombie at this point moving from week to week, but mcconnell, majority leader mcconnell, wants to hold the vote, because he thinks that a failure will be enough to get conservative groups to pressure those holdout senators and bring them back to the table. i'm not sure that's going to happen, but that feels like the only option they have left after weeks of negotiating and not coming to a deal. >> so we look at this, i guess, sarah, the white house, we're seeing the messaging coming from the vice president, seeing the messages coming from the president himself on this. is this aiding or pressuring mitch mcconnell to hold a vote that he may not otherwise do? >> well, it's clear that the president doesn't have a clear policy preference. he doesn't really care whether they do clean repeal, he doesn't care wheth

dan moss is pushing for caltrans to install cement barriers along this stretch. >> he'd just laugh and smile, that's how richard was. just an angel. >> reporter: the moss family hopes that the diligent work of law enforcement and volunteers brings closure. from montero state beach, lonni rivera. >>> higher humidity should help the firefighters on the detwiler fire. it's grown to 75,000 acres. contain up is up to 25%. 61 homes have been destroyed along with 63 other buildings. evacuation orders for the town of mariposa were lifted yesterday, but some homeowners are returning to find everything burned to the ground giving them a sad new reality. >> how long is this nightmare going to be that you don't have a home. you'll be displaced, you know. and what is going to be home to you or your kids. >> the fire continues to move south away from yosemite national park. >>> for the first time, an albany woman is sharing her story of survival after spending three days in the oregon wilderness. check out this video. the coast guard had to save 40-year-old amy nuttbrock late thursday after she got lost during a hike on tues

dan moss is pushing for caltrans to install cement barriers along this stretch. >> he'd just laugh and smile, that's how richard was. just an angel. >> reporter: the moss family hopes that the diligent work of law enforcement and volunteers brings closure. from montero state beach, lonni rivera. >>> higher humidity should help the firefighters on the detwiler fire. it's grown to 75,000 acres. contain up is up to 25%. 61 homes have been destroyed along with 63 other buildings. evacuation orders for the town of mariposa were lifted yesterday, but some homeowners are returning to find everything burned to the ground giving them a sad new reality. >> how long is this nightmare going to be that you don't have a home. you'll be displaced, you know. and what is going to be home to you or your kids. >> the fire continues to move south away from yosemite national park. >>> for the first time, an albany woman is sharing her story of survival after spending three days in the oregon wilderness. check out this video. the coast guard had to save 40-year-old amy nuttbrock late thursday after she got lost during a hike on tues

. >> this group led by dan moss wants more safety barriers built on this stretch, barriers which may have saved the life of richard moss, who vanished while driving to work on may 25th. his body was never found. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of this cliff last week. >> there could be 82 reasons why richard's car crashed and went over the edge. i don't know what they are. it doesn't matter because if there was a barrier here, he would have had to get a new car, maybe go to the hospital, but the result is sdeth. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> 28-year-old rose died one night last september when her car crashed off highway 1. >> i believe to a high extent her life could have been saved as well as richard's. >> glenda's fiancee died on highway 1 in 2004, before the birth of their child. >> i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from caltrans. >> caltrans says it's reviewing the matter. >> not just a matter of we can go out and set up some barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot, even with temporary barriers there's s

richard westcott, bbc news. the health effects institute is an independent organisation in the us, researching the impact of vehicle air pollution around the world. i spoke to its president, dannative fuel. it is the latest step car industry has been taking. it is quite impressive they would make such a large commitment. we have seen state m e nts large commitment. we have seen statements from vw in the wake of diesel problems. the fact that volvo is owned by a chinese company is not an accident. china has seen an enormous uptick in the number of electric vehicles in the past few yea rs. electric vehicles in the past few years. we have just been electric vehicles in the past few years. we havejust been hearing that sales fall to native engines still dwarfed by traditional engines. —— sales are still dwarfed. costs will be a factor but also charging facilities. there are systematic efforts going on by a number of countries and in the us individual states they will look to build the charging infrastructure. it is starting to pay off. we have seen the first million plug—in vehicles in the world sold by 2015 and the second this year. although it is and the second this year. altho

dan moss is pushing for caltrans to install cement barriers along this stretch. >> we gist laugh and smile, that's how richard was. just an angel. >> reporter: the moss family hopes that the diligent work of law enforcement and volunteers brings from honest temontero state bea rivera. >>> lower humidity should help the firefighters on the detwiler fire. items gro it's grown to 75,000 acres. contain up is up to 25%. 61 homes have been destroyed along with 63 other buildings. evacuation orders for the town of mariposa were lifted yesterday, but some homeowners are returning to find everything burned to the ground giving them a sad new reality. >> how long is this nightmare going to be that you don't have a home. you'll be displaced, you know. and what is going to be home to you or your kids. >> the fire continues to move south away from yosemite national park. >>> for the first time, an albany woman is sharing her story of sur strivival after spg three days in the oregon wilderness. check out this video. the coast guard had to save 40-year-old amy nutbrk late thursday after she to the lost during a hike on tues

richard westcott, bbc news. the health effects institute is an independent organisation in the us researching the impact of vehicle air pollution around the world. we can talk to its president now. dan attempt, will it encourage more electric in the car industry generally? it's the latest step the car industry has been taking, its impressive they have made such a large commitment but we've seen strong statements from volkswagen in the wake of their diesel problems and the fact it's done by a chinese company isn't an accident. china has seen an enormous u pta ke accident. china has seen an enormous uptake in the number of electric vehicles injust the past uptake in the number of electric vehicles in just the past few years. we've just been hearing vehicles in just the past few years. we'vejust been hearing in richard's report that sales for alternative engines are still pretty much dwarfed by traditional engines. what is it that's going to turn the tide? costis is it that's going to turn the tide? cost is a factor but also charging facilities for large numbers of electric? there are systematic effo rts electric? there are systematic efforts going on by a number of countries and in th

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richard moss traveled from their home in hawaii to california to lead four search parties. volunteers knocked on doors in montara asking neighbors if they've seen the 22-year-old man. his father, danss, says he needs help in expanding the search. >> imagine your kid's missing, and you don't even know what to do. and i don't think a lot of the people, not for any particular reason, were really helpful. i know what to do now, but i need something to get this to the next level. >> moss disappeared on may 25th. he was last seen driving on highway 1 through tom lantos tunnel. >>> the trump administration is dealing with a new bombshell report tonight. donald trump jr. tonight confirmed that he went into a meeting expecting to receive information from a russian lawyer that could hurt hillary clinton. it happened shortly after his father was nominated for president. >> reporter: donald trump jr. says in a statement, i was asked to have an ameeting by an acquaintance who i was told might have information helpful to the campaign. he agreed, asking trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, and former campaign manager paul manafort, to attend. the meeting took place at trump tower in june of 2016,