in the district courthouse for ellen's sentencing.llen's son michael was there in support of his mom. just as he had been on the day she shot her husband. michael was still a minor when the killing happened, and so in exchange for his cooperation, he was given immunity and faced no charges. as we sit here, you're about to go into that courtroom and a judge is going to pronounce sentence. >> yep. >> are you ready for what is coming? >> how do you say you're ready for that? i know that it has to happen. and i know it has to happen for this to be over. so i don't know that i can say yes, i'm ready, but it's going to happen. >> the prosecution asked the judge to give ellen snyder the maximum sentence evof 11 years. >> she could have been looking at 339 years. >> her defense attorney asked for leniency. >> she does ask, your honor, that the court sentence her to five years in prison which will allow her to at least be at her daughter's graduation from college. >> the judge addressed ellen directly, focusing on that construction waste she b

ellen had said he was not missing. back then that was good enough for the police. >> there should have been obviously a little more investigation done, other than the word of ellen snyder. >> all this time that you thought police were looking for them they weren't looking for him at all. >> not at all. >> dateline returns after the break. 26.2 miles, that's a marathon. and he does it with dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel insoles that provide all-day comfort to keep him feeling more energized. dr. scholl's. born to move. just walk right in and pay zero dollars with most insurance.r. plus, when you get a flu shot at walgreens, you help provide a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need through the un foundation. it's that easy to get your flu shot and make a difference. so swing by your local walgreens today. walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy. lackluster lips? don't think so. lips lose natural color over time. chapstick total hydration moisture + tint. our 100% natural moisturizing formulas enhanc

ellen: he is harassing people.the platform, and then he uses his influence to get people to harass other people on the platform. emily: what about people that would come back and say free speech? ellen: it is such a red herring. i think there are many reasons why people say free speech. i mean it is an easy thing. , then you can say whatever you want on the platform. we saw on reddit when you allow free speech, it is the people who are dominant on the platform who can bully everyone else off. of --is also an issue everybody limits some speech on the platform. you ban spam, you ban certain types of harassment. so there is not -- people are not having complete free speech on the platform already. this is just driving the rules to protect people from getting harassed off the platform. so you can have as many voices a s possible. the purpose of free speech is to allow everyone to be able to have a voice, to have these conversations, and if one group is pushing everybody else off, you can have this free speech platform,

the men all fell in line behind george dion and complained the women supporting ellen were sexist . it was a remarkable display. given the choice between a football player with no credible college education but to fantastic goals against byron and verona and a harvard educated development expert, the top male president candidate who fell short in the runoff with one exception and doors the football player. we are meanwhile honing his message for why he and not the old lady should run liberia settled on an educated people have failed theme . you do not know book i will vote for you became the runoff slogan and that theme was endorsed by the failed male presidential candidates who endorsed him . liberia had one of the lowest citizen rates in the world so that the literate would identify with the president who thought that was cool, right? wrong. but the men who endorsed that strategy failed to realize is how much the very idea was angering the market women. those women may not have been educated themselves, but they worked day and night in the fields and markets to send their children

you are look at the town of glen ellen. parts of glen ellen. this is near or in glen ellen. we have seen this now about 90 minutes. structures and trees on fire. sadly it looks blow another structure son fire there. we heard from the sonoma county sheriff a short while ago. he was talking about just this response in the last couple of days. he said it's impacted his own department, sheriff rob saying 20 of his employees in the sheriffs department are helping with the fire fight yet their own homes have been burned. some of them destroyed. as we head into the evening hours now it's about sunset and that curfew kicks in the santa rosa area. it's still zero% containment. >> we want to remind you of the mandatory evacuations going on in sonoma county, bennett value, oakmont also shy low regional park in sonoma county. well be back in a moment. we are the generation that had it all. we are the generation that had the music and the moves. we are the generation that had a dream. we came together to feed the world's children. we came together to protect them, and in this dangerous w

what you are seeing parts of glen ellen, the small town but notable town of glen ellen. you can see the flairups and significant flairups. these are major earlier about 24 hours ago parts of glen ellen were burned. several homes now the flames are back. keep in mind it's zero% containment. as you can see various hot spots in glen ellen. this is about 20 miles southeast of santa rosa. and this is one of the three fires that are kind of surrounding this area. we have a crew on the ground in glen ellen. marianne favro from her her vantage point she can't see flames but our best view is up high from sky ranger. >> we want to let you know about the mandatory evacuations, new evacuations just ordered squb just came into the newsroom. talking about east of bennett valley, east of bennett valley golf course. near the shy low regional park. month bello road, bennett ridge road sonoma mountain road. and we have a list of other evacuations, school closures evacuations centers available. that's running on the bottom of the screen we are scrolling that continuously also on the websit

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again, we are talking highway 12, north of glen ellen. they have 1,000 firefighters on the line, just battling this fire alone. we expect an update at 7:00 this morning. so, in a couple hours from now. based on the activity we are seeing here, based on the fact we are seeing a lot of flames and the fire has not laid down in the overnight hours, we expect that acreage to grow. again, the western edge of the nun's fire off highway 12. i want to show video that the sonoma county sheriff's office released overnight on facebook. this is just after the fire started sunday night in sonoma. it gives you a sense of how fast this grew. this is video taken from the dashcam of a deputy squad car as he was driving down or she was driving down the road at the on set of the fire as it started in sonoma county. it's remarkable video and gives you a sense of how fast things got so dangerous. live in sonoma county, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> also, that perspective of what they go into. >> exactly. just how dangerous the job is. >> people are evacua

and the flames are moving in a southeast direction towards glen ellen.s a very small area just south of kenwood next to jack london state historic park. according to the 2010 census, only 784 people live there and yesterday, home after home went up in flames all along there. some of the homes were multi- million dollar estates and chopper 5 captured the moment when some homes were completely engulfed in flames. firefighters not able to reach them in time. we were able to get to cavedale road a narrow single lane and you can see the magnitude of the fire it's blanketed the hillside there. some people had to make some big decisions and decide whether to leave their homes or not. >> winds are supposed to shift again tonight, head back this way so we're not real sure. cars are packed. sprinklers are on around the yards at rooftop and we're just waiting to see what happens. >> reporter: glen ellen does have mandatory evacuations at arnold drive at state hospital in between madrone road and warm springs road. west of jack london state park, enterprise road, wa

evacuation orders have been lifted in a glen ellen neighborhood... although many streets remain closed in that sonoma county community. kron4's lydia pantazes spoke with people returning home for the first time since the fire. (pkg)(nats)jeff gilbert wasn't sure what he'd find when he returned to his glenn ellen home for the first time.(nats) "we had to get up at 2:30 in the morning and hightail it out of here, i've been kind of pretty shooken by this while experience, for two weeks now it's been a little difficult." the flames destroyed homes less than a block from his home...."it's kind of heartbreaking, everything is burned, a lot of the areas around here."his home.... left untouched by the flames.just a little damage from those rough winds that fanned the flames that night."what everybody's yard that didn't burn is gonna look like this, sticks and leaves and branches so i'm just trying to clear it out, make some sense of it all, make it feel like home again." while glenn ellen's main road was reopened... several streets still remain off limits.bu

track: along highway 12 in glen ellen -- an orange glow on the ridge marks a sudden change. ryan smith / glen ellen ryan: we've been watching it for a couple of days ... - at dozens of schools in the north bay. every school in napa valley unified will remain closed. calistoga unified is also on the list of closures. it includes: santa rosa city district... santa rosa junior college. and sonoma state university. tens of thousands of people - still without power tonight. p-g and e says .. 75-thousand customers .. at last check. the majority of them are in santa rosa.. 50-thousand. and napa.. 15- thousand. it could be a while, before investigators know how all these wildfires started. heavy wind was certainly a factor in spreading the flames. but as k-p-i-x five's mark sayre reports from santa rosa... finding the initial source of the fires will be more difficult. calfire emphasized that nobody will be allowed back into the evacuated areas until it is completely safe to do so. there is also concern about more predicted high winds. (( nats of meeting)) as hundreds looked onâ cal

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we were working our way towards glen ellen.ut this is as far as we could get because of road closures. the hill behind me is highway 12. there's a ridge right there that when we came up a few hours ago was covered in flames. now there is a ton of smoke. you can kind of make out the glow from where we're standing. the fire were what we understand is moving to the southeast towards glen ellen and we were there yesterday to capture some incredible footage of just how extensive this fire is. it was destroying many, many homes there including multi- million dollar estates. chopper 5 saw these homes start to crumble right there in front of them. you four days straight. in santa rosa, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> with these wildfires bringing thick smoke and haze to much of the bay area, this is a live look of the bay area. this is the worst air quality in 10 years. neda iranpour is tracking our high winds and their impact. >> reporter: at least this morning, we are getting a bit of a west wind. we are not smelling as much smoke. berkeley

: allen, we're just up in the hills north of glenn ellen glen ellen. these -- glen ellen. these fires don't seem to stop. some people are calling it a calm and, in fact, it is a calm between the firestorms. you'll have to excuse casey rutledge if he's sing the blues. the fire wiped -- singing the blues. the fire wiped out his family home. >> complete loss, everything gone, nothing, couldn't salvage anything. >> reporter: flames continue to rip through sonoma county and a new evacuation order was issued for trinity road today and you can see why. the fire is spreading throughout this area. this is maple glen off trinity. these hotspots are off rugged terrain and very difficult for firefighters to get to, much less control. here's an example of what firefighters on the front line are facing. you see this tree trunk right here is smoldering. if it breaks off, it's going to fall smack down in the middle of the street and block it. cal fire spokesman jonathan cox said firefighters are still in triage mode. >> we want to get the people out. that's our no. 1

it sponsors the ellen degenerate show and features ellen theme slot machines and many casinos, includingdalay bay. maybe that's why he did the interview. meanwhile, mgm reached out to us after reports came out suggesting that jesus compost was using someone else's social security number. mgm company claims they verified his employment eligibility back in 2015 and it was a social security card. mark stein is an author and columnist and he joins us tonight. look, i'm not a conspiracy not at all and i'm desperately hoping the authorities will prevent me from forming my own conspiracies to explain what has become excrete singly and exportable, but it looks like that interview was managed by md that's what it but i'm on ellen show. does that give you confidence that the public is learning anything meaningful about the story? >> no, and i'm not a conspiracy not either, but you are entitled to be one on this, tucker, because whether by intention or design, nothing is proceeding normally in this case. up to the absurdity where someone says i'm only going to give one interview and i'm going to gi

for reform or a politician for the failed promises but examine the legacy of the liberian president ellen johnson. the past stepped down. as making it to the mainstream african artist take center stage. how i think. the flooding across parts of vietnam over the next couple of days eastley when striving was through the south china seas into the gulf of tonkin it's a central and northern parts of vietnam of the west the weather just easing a little further south was to central vietnam as we go on through monday by that stage a ship we have touched for the southern parts of china. of india generally fine and dry but for central and southern areas the heavy showers longer spells of rain to continue what i was just around the western gas look up towards the ganges northern parts of the goal the northeast the far northeast of india seeing some intense downpours once again and again we are likely to see some flooding rains coming down here as we go on through the next day or so the showers just edge a little further northwest which as we go through monday thirty five thirty six for new delhi. as

earlie this evening about four raged in glen ellen.se are the numbers for where cal fire said 15 people dead. they are working 17 fires we have team coverage for you report all across northern califo let's begin with bay area's fairfi it got hairy there for a minute. >> rep it did indeed. we are on twin sisters road this iwhy. there a lot of shock in the by nightfall that glow is making its way towards solano county. the fire moving fast and the >> how dangerous is it right now. >> about an 8 or a 9 out of 10. >> towards twin sisters road in surrou by trees and >> we are just defending the are going down the mountain. >> at this point firefighter >> you don't know what the wind >> putting firefighter at a disadv just before nightfall, the flame caught up with us. at one point the fire jumped the road and we headed down the it was really scary earlier today. being up there surrounded by the flame, it was really no joke. there a fire truck right here that will be here all night long. they will be there to protect can do right now. back t

which owns mandalay bay where he works is a sponsor of ellen's show and how they had ellen slot machineshe "daily mail" is reporting m.g.m. wanted ellen because they feared that compos might not keep his story straight under a series of hard news questions. certainly nobody is indicating that compos wasn't truthful. but it's fair to point out ellen never asked him about the most controversial issue, the timeline which changed three times. he first said that he diverted the attention stopping them to stop him from shooting on the crowd. then saying he was shot before and then shot after the attack. now the labor union acknowledging that m.g.m. had influence over campos saying, "it certainly wasn't my choice he should appear on that circus." the president said all sides agreed to the parameter of the interview, something news organizations should not agree to. m.g.m. has not commented. >> martha: they will have to answer to a lot of this before this is over. thank you very much. here with more, attorney and conservative commentator david wall. good to see you tonight. >> hi, martha. >> mar

glen ellen, 45 degrees there and calm conditions. humidity 87%. west winds will increase this morning. then tonight, stronger with east winds of clearlake starting to gust up there, gusts at 17 in mendocino county, 51 degrees. lakeport gusts currently coming in at 22. northwest winds there at 14 sustained. so humidity also a little bit drier there. but nowhere near as dry as yesterday morning and sunday night and monday morning. here's what we're going to expect to see today. so these winds will bump up this morning. they are also going to bump up tonight through tomorrow. the direction of the winds will shift tonight. and that's when we'll get drier air coming in. the temperatures are cooler though. so that's the one bit of good news there. at least those firefighters are dealing with cooler air. so right now we are getting winds from the west. that's helping clear the air, clear that air quality for a lot of folks across san francisco, the south bay and the east bay. but the areas of the fire, here's the big problem this low is going to shift to

these elections are not only about who will succeed ellen johnson sirleaf after years and. about things liberia has been passionate about roads health care education and building upon the existing plans but whoever wins this election will have to work very hard to unite liberia still divided by the war and by the politics of the last. presidential candidates will need more than fifty percent of the vote to win outright some of the of a say a runoff may be required i mean greece al-jazeera monrovia. thirteen inmates have died in a prison riot in northeastern mexico security teams were sent in to regain control of the facility after fighting between rival gangs some prisoners started fires and around two hundred fifty of them are said to fought with security forces another twenty six people were injured in one of the biggest since it in self violence in a mexican jail in recent months. environmentalist's in the united states have slammed the trump administration for sending the wrong message on climate change it's taken its first step to reveal to repeal while a clean power p

live pictures from monrovia where polls have opened liberians are choosing who will take over from ellen johnson sirleaf the country's first female president plus. with the wind driven event this far changed behavior very rapidly it is moving throughout the areas. ten dead one hundred people missing and twenty thousand evacuated as wildfires spread in the u.s. state of california. it will. we begin with what could be a dramatic increase in the number of ranger refugees fleeing ongoing violence in myanmar they've been a law in recent days but reports say ten thousand people crossed into bangladesh on monday more than half a million. refugees have left me and my since a military crackdown began six weeks ago in rakhine c. has the latest from young gone people of course have been fleeing violence in the north of the country in iraq and state but what we're hearing now from the united nations office for humanitarian affairs as well as from residents of hmong door which is the epicenter of the conflict is that people are leaving because simply they're going hungry there is a lack of food aid

(jr stone) evacuation orders were lifted in the glen ellen neighborhood....(justine) kron four's lydia pantazes is live there where many people were surprised at what they returned to. lydia? (lydia)behind me is arnold drive which is the main street here in glenn ellen.the area is still pretty quiet right now.behind me you can see law enforcement, that's because many of the streets are still closed.but today we spoke with people returning to this community for the fist time since the fire started. (pkg)(nats)jeff gilbert wasn't sure what he'd find when he returned to his glenn ellen home for the first time.(nats) "we had to get up at 2:30 in the morning and hightail it out of here, i've been kind of pretty shooken by this while experience, for two weeks now it's been a little difficult." the flames destroyed homes less than a block from his home...."it's kind of heartbreaking, everything is burned, a lot of the areas around here."his home.... left untouched by the flames.just a little damage from those rough winds that fanned the flames that night."what every

ellen. >>reporter: yeah.rn on the heat in your car probably this morning as you're hedding in. you're also going to sit for a little bit on route 50 or 270 for two different ac not really have to sit in it. 50 heading eastbound by church road two lanes are blocked because of an accident here. live traffic lane camera. definitely slower than what we normally see. not completely standstill, though, so you should be able to get around it. 270, larry, heading southbound, construction here and an accident at route 109 >> ellen, thank you. >>> time now 4:30. later today in montgomery county, several county leaders as well as law enforcement will sit down to talk about how to combat gang activity in the area. that meeting is set to take place at 2:30 this afternoon in the lobby of the circuit court building on maryland avenue. several county councilmembers are expected to attend as well as montgomery county police chief. >>> we also expect to learn new details about efforts to combat d combat the opioid crisis. offi

>> ellen pao's case was about ellen pao.scrimination claims in her suit, but there was a lot of harassment, more focused on .he harassment and ellen pao has jason was explaining, this is about a systematic highest at twitter -- bias at twitter against women. emily: twitter did give you a statement saying twitter is deeply committed to a diverse and supportive workplace and we believe the facts will show that miss wong was treated fairly. what is the likelihood this get certified as a class-action lawsuit? >> there is no precedent. what this will turn on is the is able totina extract from twitter and marshall in her favor. extracts able to numbers and data that support her case, it seems like there is a good chance. it all depends on that. i have seen some of those numbers. they have changed. there is a dispute between tina and twitter about those numbers that will be taken up in court this week on thursday. emily: what can you tell us about these numbers and what they show? into theesitant to get nitty-gritty of the evidence

ellen, steve harvey. name it. >>> so this great weather that's been covering so much, it has to come to an end sooner or later. we still have a couple more days. the high pressure has been protecting us. southerly winds, a huge storm in canada brought all the warm air. here comes a cold front. for today, portland, seattle, the rainy weather. has we go through friday intot rockies we bring the cooler weather. by the time we get to start, that cold front moves through the northern plains and also into the midwest. we've still got a couple days left for the eastern half of the count, but time is short for our warm summer-like air in p@@@@ every morning, i thought i had to make a choice. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth or one... ...that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose! my dentist told me about new crest whitening therapy. so, i tried it! from crest 3d white comes new whitening therapy. it's our best whitening technology. plus, it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel

joel: well, so ellen pow's case was really about ellen pow.iscrimination claims in her suit but there was a lot of harassment. more focused on harassment and it was focused on ellen pow. as jason was explaining, this is about a systematic bias against women at twitter. it differs a lot from ellen pow's case in that way in particular. emily: twitter did give you a you statement saying twitter is deeply committed to a diverse workplace and we believe the facts will show miss huang was treated fairly. joel, what do you think is the likelihood this gets certified as a class action? there is no precedent for this. joel: there is no precedent i am aware of. what this is going to turn on is the data that tina is able to turn up, extract from twitter and marshall in her favor. if she is able to extract numbers and data that make -- that support her case, i think it seems like there is a good chance, i think it all depends on that. i've seen some of those numbers and they initially filed in the lawsuit. they have changed. there is disputes between tina

in glen ellen, philippe djegal, kron four news.for "debris removal - right of entry forms...." the department of health services is helping people fill out paperwork for the voluntary debris removal program. this will allow the e-p-a to have access to people's property. (steve) there is a housing crisis in sonoma county. the northbay wildfire has made the situation even worse(pam) realtors and property managers are keeping an eye on any price gouging in the market.... but there may be some vacation rental properties that can charge whatever they want... even during a time like this... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story (pkg what is going on is an extreme lack of available housing due to the wildfire say the folks here at the north bay association of realtors. keller and williams realtor mike kelly is taking a look at some of the price and specs rental proprtites on the market to see if there is any

ellen, steve harvey. name it. >>> so this great weather that's been covering so much, it has to come to an end sooner or later. we still have a couple more days. the high pressure has been protecting us. southerly winds, a huge storm in canada brought all the warm air. here comes a cold front. for today, portland, seattle, the rainy weather. has we go through friday intot rockies we bring the cooler weather. by the time we get to start, that cold front moves through the northern plains and also into the midwest. we've still got a couple days left for the eastern half of the count, but time is short for our warm summer-like air in the west. that's a look at the weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. well, bottle this one up for january because you'll appreciate this. get outdoors while you can. 70s all the way up to today. in the southeast we're still low humidity and temperatures in the 70s and 80s. the good times continue. >> we'll take 'em. >>> fast forwarding into thursday, f

calm conditions for glen ellen and calistoga. santa rosa north-northwest winds. petaluma west-northwest. these west winds are going to be extremely welcomed this morning because that's going to help increase our humidity levels. napa right now seeing 5-mile- per-hour winds coming out of the north. we are expecting a western flow and that's going to make a big difference. if the winds get stronger they come from the west that could help things out a little bit because it will help cool things off. this afternoon today it's the futurecast here we are at 3:00 sebastopol, santa rosa, may see an increase in gusts over the ridgetops, glen ellen as well, sonoma, as well. but at least it's going to be cooler air, temperatures will be significantly cooler than the hot weather yesterday. and we are going to continue to drop temperatures. more coming up. >>> good morning. let's head to the santa cruz mountains right now. we reported earlier there's a fire in the area and are some road closures in effect so heads up. if you are traveling through there, be advised bear creek

rob roth in glen ellen tonight. rob, thank you. >>> firefighters are hopeful that today marks a change in the firefight thanks to the improving weather and also more personnel. ktvu's maureen naylor is in fairfield tonight with more. >> reporter: the fire started in napa county on sunday and moved into solano county. today solano put three new areas under an advisory telling precedents be ready to go. but this afternoon, a little bit of hope. at this point, cal fire says it doesn't anticipate any more mandatory evacuations which is a little bit of hope after a week of worry. >>> reporter: firefighters attacked the atlas fire with water drops from the air in solano county thursday while on the ground a welcome sign for first responders. >> this morning when we woke up and saw smoke again, it was a little nerve-wracking but they're on it so we're feeling better. >> reporter: 2500 solano county residents have been evacuated from their homes and the sheriff's office says about 90% of residents have heeded the warning. c

he gave an interview to ellen. he thought he was hearing drilling sounds. he was hit by a bullet.en a building engineer arrived but compost made him and hotel guests take cover which saved their lives. >> it was a female that came out and i told her to go back inside. it wasn't safe. shortly after that that's when stephen was approaching and i told him to stay back and get cover. that's when more rounds were dispersed. >> there's been a discrepancy in the time line of when he was shot. 58 people died in that shooting. >>> hundreds of millions of dollars is being offered to amazon in an effort to lure the company here to california. dpoef brown is offering huge tax breaks. san jose and san francisco are among the cities. we're back in a moment. >>> thanks for joining us here at 5:00. >> we'll be back at 6:00. bye. >>> tonight, a multistate manhunt to catch a killer. authorities say he gunned down co-workers in the office, then opened fire again in another state hours later. >>> controversial call controversy. an uproar over what president trump said or didn't say to the widow of a

mary ellen would be pregnant 12 times. suffering four miscarriages and had eight live births two died as infants, six loved long enough to be enumerated by the census, john was the fourth older of the survivors, all three children older than john would die of tb. james as 16, katherine at 19, and patrick at 24. five of her children predeceased her by the time she died in 1913 at the aim of 52. james is buried in watertown's cemetery, and the o'bryan family gravesite and katherine and patrick are buried alongside their mother and youngest brother in mt. benedict cemetery. none of the names of the three siblings are engraved tom tombstones, john chose not to memorialize these three siblings. this is once again -- part of the reinvention, john told the word he was only the of them and him and his brother, edward, better known as -- and the other brothers, donald. known as buttons. now, why? this is why. he had to get past these people. these are the gatekeepers of irish boston. john fitzgerald of the northed end, honey fitz.

let's check in with ellen right now.e track ago closure, indian head highway heading southbound. this is a traffic lane camera a little bit north of there. i think we have a live shot there. i don't know if we can pull it up it's southbound on indian head highway, 210 by livingston road. it was a fatal crash, so one person did die in this. they've had that section shut down for the morning -- not for the morning, but for overnight. it sounds like it is about to open back up, so hopefully they'll be moving that car out of the way. we will get you that live shot. sounds like a problem on b.w. parkway. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thanks, ellen. >>> we'll get started with the latest in las vegas. the headline there the mass shooting during the jason aldean concert sunday night. 59 people killed, 527 others injured and the gunman took his own life. police have searched a second home belonging to the suspect. no word on what they found so far. records show the gunman checked into the mandalay bay on thursday >> we'll t

live in glen ellen, kpix 5. >> yes, we know it's going to change. in santa rosa there are some new evacuation orders to tell you about. it's in the oakmont neighborhood. andrea borba is there for us tonight from the latest. >> reporter: well, here in the oakmont neighborhood this is a 55 plus senior community. most everyone has evacuated. there are a few stragglers tonight, but as we pan over to the ridge line you can see what they're facing. that surrounds the community of oakmont here in santa rosa. >> we have a lot of fire fighting to do. >> reporter: the neighborhood is ringed by flames tonight. >> they're slowly creeping down the hill and it concerns us because waveshaped wind shift -- we've anticipated wind shift the next few day. >> reporter: this afternoon the fire began flaring and spotting down this ridge line toward these homes. our cameras watched as the skies filled first with white smoke, then black. a telltale sign of a structure and not vegetation burning. when we got to the top of trail ridge place, the home at the top was gone with

ellen ullman wrote first program in 1978 and went on to have a 20 year career.or essays and books landmark works describing the social, emotional and personal effects of technology. the other two novels by blood and the bug. the runner-up for the pen having way award. the wire about her life as an engineer during the internet's first rise became a cult classic. her new book tells the continuing story about the effect of the world as experienced while living in the midst of more than two decades. she is based in san francisco. our second conversationalist is [inaudible] she's the host in managing editor of note to self, a tech show about being a human from wnyc studios. every week on her podcast she answers digital quandaries. experience and conversations with listeners and experts. she is one numerous awards for her work including four of the new york press club in 2014. in 2013 the alliance for women in media made her an outstanding host interest in brooklyn, new york and has written a few books. let's have a round of applause for these two authors. [applause]

let's send it over to ellen to check traffic.ter: i don't know what's going on with 50, but an accident on 50 just inside the beltway. it is as you're heading westbound right by route 410. i did actually find a traffic lane camera here. looks like the accident kind of blocking a lot of your lanes but definitely over here on the shoulder and blocking your right lane as you're coming in. left lane might be open. i haven't seen cars try to pass yet. i'm not seeing delays yet back toward the beltway either. but route 50 as you're heading in by 410, we are dealing with that crash. also we have some construction out on 66 heading eastbound right through the centreville area. route 28, not seeing delays here, although along 66 you're probably going to see a couple areas of construction in both directions. larry and jan. >> ellen, thank you. >>> the next breakthrough in the fight against alzheimer's disease could come from college park. >> yeah. that's where some university of maryland students are working to diagnosis the disease much f

>> ellen powell's case was about ellen powell. that was lot of harassment.sed on harm and focused on ellen powell. as jason was explaining, this systematicsystemic bias against women at twitter. emily; twitter said they are committed to a diverse workplace and we believe the facts will show miss wong was treated fairly. what do you think is the likelihood this gets certified as a class action? there is no precedent for this. >> this is not the -- the data that tina is able to turn up, extract from 2013 and marshall in her favor. if she is able to extract numbers and data that make -- that support her case, i think it seems like there is a good chance, i think it all depends on that. i've seen some of those numbers and they initially filed in the lawsuit, they have changed. there is disputes between tina and twitter about those numbers that are going to be resolved, taken up in court this week on thursday. emily; jason, what can you tell us about these numbers and what they show? >> i'm hesitant to get into the nitty-gritty of this case. the data is going to

these elections are not only about who will succeed ellen johnson sirleaf after years in power now also about things liberia has been passionate about roads health care education and building upon the existing problems but whoever wins this election will have to work very hard to unite liberia still divided by the war and by the politics of the last one year. presidential candidates will need more than fifty percent of the vote to win outright some of the of a say a runoff may be required. greece. monrovia. turkey's president writes a typewriter one says his government no longer recognizes the u.s. ambassador to the country it's the latest twist in the escalating diplomatic dispute between the two nato allies reports. us some tuckey shellfish will sell trying to explain a misc diplomatic spot but highlights while some additions between the countries thought rest of the turkish employee of the u.s. consulate in istanbul marked a fresh. last week for the second time this year a turkish staff member of our diplomatic mission was arrested by turkish authorities despite our best efforts to l

these elections are not only about who will succeed ellen johnson sirleaf after years in power now also about things like. roads health care education and building upon the existing plans but whoever wins this election will also have to work very hard to unite liberia still divided by the war and by the politics of the last one year. presidential candidates will need more than fifty percent of the vote to weed outright some of the of a say a runoff may be required. monrovia the u.s. state department is offering a seven million dollars reward for the capture of to hezbollah officials in an effort to crank down on the group the lebanese group has been designated a terrorist organization by the us in their award is being offered for the head of hezbollah's external security organization and a top military operative a state department official said the people of iran is suffering as a result of that government support for the organization. the u.n. special envoy for yemen has accused the country's war need is of refusing to end the fighting because they don't want to lose their wealth or th

then we learn in tuesday night, that he is going to do "ellen degeneres," of alls h shows.at this is all mgm. they were concerned about the timeline, which keeps changingws in this case, and that jesuss would not be able to keep it straight if he was put on hard talk shows or news organizations and put under pressure about it. >> tucker: look, i feel for campos.at he didn't do anything wrong. he was walking by, shot or hit by a ricochet -- still not clear what happened. i'm just asking an honest question when i ask you, why is he a hero exactly? ellen degeneres did thisqu thing, you're a hero, we're celebrating you, where does the hero thing come in? according to the timeline i'm confused.ng -- what does that mean? >> the original timeline hadnf m showing up at 10:14, a minute before the shooting stopped. then the second timeline came out, which is when he was heralded as a hero, said he arrived at 9:59, 6 minutes before it started. that is the timeline that caused these problems where people are saying, if he was here 6 minutes before and it took the police this time to ge

parts of sonoma county to get back to in the glen ellen area. they said you could go as far as the fire line, which most people thought we could get to the burned-out area but the fire line is actually much further back. so there are a lot of homes people couldn't get to and people who were frustrated by that. they waited in line for hours to go home for just a few minutes. one car at a time, parties of three. chp briefly escorted people past roadblocks and onto their own streets. >> we went to each different area to that person's house. they had 5 minutes. that's all they got. i grabbed things i've been thinking about for the last 5 days. >> reporter: carmen salazar lives in dunellen, hit hard by the tubbs fire. today was the first time she got to see how bad it looks. >> said. we are okay, but that doesn't make me feel any better. >> this is the powder river. >> reporter: henry beaumont's home is also okay but his ranch and guest cottage are not. >> you can see how close this came back up in here. >> reporter: he came back into get a change of

bob is coming up through here, in toward the glen ellen area. he also talked about the closure and 128 through the atlas area. i want to focus on calistoga. that's the latest push from nbc bay area, talking about the evacuation area around grant road. they are talking calistoga and highway 29 with a closure there as well. these are the main roadways that are closed. avad the area through this portion. the shifts happened as the fire moves over between napa and fairfield. we told you about the evacuations for green valley. that has resulted in -- just off i-80. i-80 itself remains open. we track these major highways. the north bay commute is able to get down on i-80 just fine. back to you. >> thank you. >>> if you need to find an evacuation center in your area, we have made it ease stoi find one. log on to www.nbcbayarea.com for a running list of evacuation orders for places you can go. >> things are touch and go in the area of oakmont. we were there all morning yesterday on "today in the bay" as crews tried to hold the line. >> things got intens

our first quote comes from ellen degeneres. why not? i love her, she's my favorite. she either has something so funny to say or something so intelligent. so in an interview with megyn kelly,