an ember from this fire caught that on fire. we put it out. but it was a couple hours later news was showing this. and the chief and i were on scene and the mayor texted her, what's with this other building on fire. but it was one we had put out. we thought the mayor was telling us something we didn't know and that wouldn't have been good. but the type fives we're concerned about. the type one made of concrete, i mean it was a highrise with elderly units in it but generally stay contained through that unit, residential. >> i ask you to describe that because, and this is consistent, we are a city of wooden houses. >> yes, ma'am. >> and that's part of the information that we have to get out to people, these houses are the most vulnerable and why and what they might be able to do, you know, to make things safe. i know we've had discussions, you just brought it up, discussions about roof top gardens, roof decks and how that might impact other people. so during the process of applying for permit to build a new home, is that something that people in

thanks, man. >> hey, what's up, ember?e it's so much fun. like, go out there and solve those crimes, man. >> yeah, have fun. >> the world needs you. >> it does. >> ember. all right. this is your time to shine. do good. do good. >> all right, so, we've wrapped 2017. so what movies would you want to see in 2018? what are the most anticipated ones coming out? i've got the big ones to look out for next. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. ♪♪ >> welcome back, everybody, to the holiday movie special right here on fox 5. i'm kevin mccarthy. thank you so much for spending this hour with me on this holiday time, and i want to say there are massive films coming out in 2018. i geeked out a lot in 2017, but there are films coming out in 2018 that i cannot wait for, including "ready player one" on march 30

what donald trump has done for the so exceptional as for the first time that i can remember ember, the first time you can probably remember. we have a president of this country who when he talks but immigration, he talks about what is right for the everyday hardworking person. >> tucker: we are almost out of time so i just want to get to one quick political question, which is democrats have said they are not going to come to any deal with these three components in it. it border wall, reducing chain migration, ending diversity lottery. it where is the wiggle room on the white house side? >> democrats ultimately have to make a choice. they care a lot about illegal immigrants. we are seeing if you want to make a deal then you have to both deliver benefits for the american people and taxpayers too. if they are a able to agree on those terms that we can have a deal. an immigration system that ten, 20, 30 years from now produces more assimilation, higher wages, more economic opportunity and better prospect for immigrants and u.s.-born alike. >> tucker: stephen miller, thank you.

new era in female political activism organizers hope the rallies will promote women to engage in of embers mid-term elections and also see more female candidates elected. pope francis has led mass on a beach in northern peru as his south american tour comes to an end hundreds of thousands of people gathered in trujillo for the service or the one hundred people were killed by flooding last year in the area the pope is expected to visit some of the worst affected parts and the international olympic committee has approved plans for athletes from north and south korea to march together at the opening ceremony of the winter games the two nations will all will be allowed to field a joint women's ice hockey team twenty two north korean athletes will cross the border to take part in the games not today with our top stories people in power is next. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the. al-jazeera. it's become one of the defining things of all times a tidal wave of humanity in search of sanctuary from war repression or poverty in recent years millions have taken to

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the embers were flying through the wind. they were all over the yard. >> reporter: fire officials essay the fire started in this middle townhouse. >> he was attempting to restart a fire using flammable liquid or lighter fluid. >> reporter: the man was able to get to safety but breathed in smoke and did have minor injuries. several firefighters were also hurt. all five of these homes have been condemned. key on shem was here to gather items today. the man's insurance will cover the cost of a hotel while he waits for repairs. it is not known how long these families will be homeless. montgomery county fire officials estimate the damages at more than $1.3 million. in olney, maryland. >>> the search for a 65-year- old man continues. daniel dehaven was last seen on tuesday. his love one say they appreciate any help they can get. maria white has more on the manhunt. >> reporter: volunteer fire department, with a community and the police helping, daniel dehaven's family is coordinating search parties. spanning from the city of laure

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. >> the fire was already full force in the back and all of the embers were flying from the wind and landing all over the yard, as you can see. >> the man who inadvertently started the fi inhalation. the damage is estimated to be more than $1 million. >>> a former charter school teacher arrested on a child sex abuse charge, d.c. police arrested him on friday. he's from silver spring and is accused of sexually abusing a student from 2011 to 2013 before taking off for england. he was detained there and extradited back to the u.s. >>> with this rough weather, some of us may be coming down with a cold. maybe the flu. unfortunately, guess what? you are not alone. the centers for disease control said 24 states are talking about high flu activity and even more are reporting that it is widespread. more on this national outbreak. >> reporter: emergency rooms are packed. ambulances are being redirected, and medical officials from the -- from california are sounding the alarm. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, in the past week, the region is experiencing high flu acti

that is what i'm hearing from embers of congress and their staffers, but that is all subject to change. i lookf i am a state and at this funding formula of $200 billion from the white house, billion, that0 means i have to fundamentally changed the way i approach the federal government when it comes to money for structured products? guest: for some -- four infrastructure products? guest: for some states. youru have already raised taxes for the structure spending, you are doing what the white house wants you to do. what we know from the white house plan, those states have to dedicate additional funding for projects they would like to modernize or just maintain, upkeep. foryou have to scramble funds, which these states struggle to come up with anyway, just so they can appeal to the white house and have the white tose come in and agree partner with them and dedicate some funding. one avenue that many states -- one that i can think of is oklahoma -- what they are doing and they are seeking these federal transportation grants. traditionally, they have been the tiger grants, which began durin

i'm hopeful that we'll work out a deal with embers and others can add airplanes on totop of that. this thursday the ashcroft was for a lifeline. . after months of negotiations emmert space provisional order for twenty of the planes. within option for sixteen more in a sale was as much as sixteen billion dollars. amorous is my father larargest operator of the a three eightyy responsible for a hundred and seventy eight out of three hundred and fifty three total orders for the plane. the deal's accuses future of this exciting ashcroft for at least the next decade. when aviation experts believe the m market may take upp. ththe ever state is simply o large for the present way of that allies want to fly and whwhat they are playing at w is to get it t to. survive untill thehe market catchchp which we wilill do it marke. common market is doubling every y fifteen yearsrs so t i playing now is the time. a double decker ashcroft with eight hundred fifty three seats these giants of the site cost four hundred and thirty seven million dollars per plane. despite its patchy performance abbas beli

james embers general election. one of the world's richest men saudi prince al waleed bin talal has been released from detention and says he'll be cleared of corruption charges he's been held in a hotel since november along with about two hundred others as part of what the government says is an anti corruption drive. mali's army says at least fourteen of its soldiers have been killed in an attack on a camp in timbuktu it says at least seventeen of the attackers were also killed and the army is now back in control of the base is the worst attack on mali security forces in over a year the syrian observatory for human rights says they won by argument of a damascus suburb is continuing despite a proposed cease fire this video uploaded to social media is to show the aftermath of airstrikes in the rebel held in place of eastern grew to a. base in germany have broken up a demonstration against the ongoing turkish military operation in the syrian regime region of a frame more than ten thousand people joined the demonstratio

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happened before into cells nine and this was hostile tried in the first days in the twenty ninth of this ember that the regime also tried to do that this is only normal in a country where there are millions of members of militia that it is able to gather some crowds but not in the least it means that there is a sizeable support from the population to the authorities i think that now control it what happened in two thousand and nine protest is absolutely widespread it is from west to east northeast and it's not the middle class movement is not a problem we did in the regime between so-called roof reformists and conservatives it is challenging to the regime itself it is the crowds saying we do not want theocracy anymore we again between conservatives and reformists is over we couldn't care less with it any longer we want democracy and this is such a powerful strong and unanimous voice around the country that makes of it the biggest political event in much much a long period of time not only in iran but at the world level right so what does that mean then internationally speaking because i mean w

heightened an angry and tegan ism of many democrats the president shouldn't inflame already smoking embers many recall rep joe wilson shouting out you lie during one of president obama's state of the union addresses it was by any reasonable standard pretty bad form the u.s. house of representatives where the speech is delivered is not the u.k.'s house of commons where booing and hissing cat calls and shout out sorry. regular regimin the state of the union address should be a place for inside voices and making progress for our nation but this isn't just about being respectful of the speech of venue or of those in the room it's most importantly about doing the right thing for our nation and the only true way to make long term positive progress is to work with members of both political parties that's particularly important on an issue that president trump has touted all the way back to the twenty sixteen campaign infrastructure reform today the president and his administration has only provided a six pages six pages of bullet points on infrastructure it's a trillion dollar plan for gosh six s

these are working level talks, and there are four embers of each side's delegation, most of them from rts delegation, most of them from the arts world, so the leaders of the orchestra and things like that —— four members. and we look to see where those talks go. in terms of the actual athletic side of the winter olympics, that will be decided, i am told, on saturday in switzerland at the headquarters of the international olympic committee. soa the international olympic committee. so a big announcement on the athletics side expected at the end of this week. and as you say, sophie, that is the parameters of the discussions at the moment. but what is the expectation they will be broadened out to other issues? well, these talks come off the back of the first high—level talks to have taken place for nearly two years. it is hoped that these olympics could mark a turning point in the tensions on the korean peninsula. they have been running at the highest level for decades, really, after the north korean side carried out a nuclear test and tested an intercontinental ballistic missile at the e

new information on the multi home inferno at christmas the state file marshal said embers from a charcoalspread on the homes on 300 bay avenue two homes destroyed and two others damaged. the new governor of new jersey promised to make the state a beacon that fights back against donald trump and used the same bible used by jack kennedy president john kennedy in 1961 to take the oath of office to become the 56th governor in new jersey history. his swearing in returns new jersey to full democratic control but murphy sounded the white note in saying his mission isn't politics it's people. >> the work of our administration will be about you, your families and your communities. we will never lose sight that we are one state and one family with different beliefs but common dreams. >> murphy received a phone call from president trump offering congratulations the white house said trump and murphy promised to work together and seek improvements in the country's infrastructure the wave of lawsuits to stop the fcc from repealing net neutrality has begun pennsylvania and delaware sued to block the cha

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gathering on the streets of the but they say they were rag irregularities in the vote count during of embers a general election which saw one over under and then there's reelected over opposition leader salvador and as for a lap well john holeman is in the hundred and capital f. four s. now we know that president hand there's a study giving his inauguration speech a short while ago what's he been saying so far. he's still speaking right now but he definitely didn't speak with what's been on the minds of many hondurans which is the division in the country the marches and the protests the big going on the police have just pushed people back over the hill we sort of lost them now away from the national stadium in the center of the city the central bank where one and this is going to be speaking to many of his supporters will be you can just see some of the day of the battle protesters throwing stones security forces with tear gas pushing them back in a fairly restrained manner. one and this speaking that what he did speak about is unemployment he spoke about poverty home duras has a big problem

watch the house live when embers return tuesday at 10:00 a.m.ng speeches and noon for legislative work. >> tonight, we're on location at bell labs for the first of a two-part interview series. bell labs is one of the premiere communication resource facilities in the world, providing work on lasers and information theory. the lab's president discusses what's new in technology and research. >> we present you with a ton of data, but not necessary knowledge. not necessarily the ability to think better. in the next era, we'll actually connect everything, your environment, you, infrastructure, buildings, bridges, city, we -- so you see what's going on and automate that. your house will be like the jettisons, automatically cleaned for your, your energy may be automatically managed for you, your car may be automatically driven for you. i think cloud will come of age. the network will become valued again. the devices will be everywhere, on you, in you, your car, infrastructure, it's a big change coming. i think that's when we'll see the increase in produ

thought between turkey and the united states in general nato turkey has been calling the their job embers.

the government says three thousand tonnes of mercury have been dumped in the embers of rivers the sun that they receive the community depends on the river to survive community leader he says they want the pope to help yes i mean that the river is contaminated with fish a prime minister drinkable water we need to take care of the forest we need fish farmers and we want to to stop we have to defend our territory oh along the way and mother the peruvians packed the streets to cheer the pontiff eighty percent of peruvians are catholic. at the presidential palace and the pope said the environmental degradation. cannot be separated from the moral degradation. and how much evil is done to latin american people and the democracies of this continent by the social virus a phenomenon that inflicts everything with the greatest harm been done to the poor and other. people reference to the allegations of corruption among many politicians in latin america for now prove beyond sport aside their anger at politicians to cheer and welcome their most important religious leader was innocent just i just ga

in protest against the you know gratian of president one of those they accuse him of stealing of embers general election and allege that they were widespread voting irregularities the top aide to the barda gyptian presidential candidate sami anon has reportedly been stabbed in the face and badly beaten in the capital cairo egypt's interior ministry says the aide was injured in a dispute related to a car accident one of the world's richest men saudi prince bin talal has been released from detention and says that he will be cleared of corruption charges he has been held in a hotel in the capital riyadh since november along with about two hundred others as part of what the government says is an anti corruption drive. mali's army says at least fourteen of its soldiers have been killed in an attack on a camp in the northern city of timbuktu it says at least seventeen of the attackers were also killed in the army is now back in control of the base it's the worst attack on security forces in over a year. thousands of people in albania have been taking part in protests against the government in

amazon is in ember of the it must feel but like when walmart was expanding in the 1980's and 1990's andtail from others. is that a challenge that you remember? matthew: with retailers, there has always been disruption. 125 years ago sears was disrupting general stores on the prairie because they had a catalog. 50 years ago, it was walmart. there has always been disruption. now it is taking place with the level of velocity unlike anything we have seen before. that is true in entertainment, health care, everywhere. it is transparent because we all have relationships as consumers with businesses here to we think we know what is happening because we see a store and question what is happening in the store. it is about helping people understand that it is not us versus them, it is all retail here at online, bricks and mortar, it is all a part of retail. julie: i want to ask you about wages and walmart is raising the minimum wage. that will probably have a ripple effect. is that something we will see from other retailers, not just because of the tax cuts, but because there are fewer workers? m

sworn in for a second term opposition groups say there were irregularities in the vote count james embers general election. one of the world's richest men saudi prince al waleed bin talal has been released from detention and says he'll be cleared of corruption charges he's been held in a hotel since november along with about two hundred dollars as part of what the government says is an anti corruption drive. mali's army says at least fourteen of its soldiers have been killed in an attack on a camp in timbuktu it says at least seventeen of the attackers were also killed and the army is now back in control of the base it's the worst attack on mali security forces in over a year. the syrian observatory for human rights says they want of a damascus suburb is continuing despite a proposed cease fire this video uploaded to social media is to show the aftermath of airstrikes in the rebel held in place of peace and go to a. base in germany have broken up a demonstration against the ongoing turkish military operation in the syrian regime region of a freend more than ten thousand people joined the

where they took us to where they've been sleeping we realised we'd been here before in the ember two thousand and sixteen then it was different people all suffering the same things that winter turned out to be the coldest for decades water froze in the refugee camps greece's lack of preparation was exposed the full year on nothing has changed it's due to the fog that their fundamental rights are being violently those people don't have a house don't have access to medical care. they see absolutely nothing. the belloc family got shelter three months ago through the norwegian refugee council saima is now pregnant but their only guaranteed accommodation for three months more so they could end up back here again before she gives birth. while the greek authorities and charities try to prioritise families single men have no chance one meal a day provided by young european volunteers working off to nations and that's it there's no doubt the big increase in people crossing the every river into northern greece is simply compounded the homeless problem here in fact the only thing we're told is

of honda's the opposition has called for a general strike it says that the vote count following of embers presidential election was not conducted properly since then more than thirty five people have been killed in scuffles with police some are you saying you know there were fifteen thousand five hundred national police officers that be working so that this inauguration is a peaceful one and that they'll be you know unfortunate incidents from a zero stronghold in tegucigalpa. in honduras the top twenty percent own more than half the country's wealth many of the rest live like neftali and you hania just about surviving in a shack. inequality is an age old problem poverty is on the rise the majority of hondurans don't have a steady job despite a college education neftali can only find work selling ices he makes three cents on each one with a comment more terrorism sometimes we eat sometimes we don't that's literally how it is the situation with employment is really difficult there are no opportunities . these are the issues the president won and this could result in his first term and will

recently voted in a euro skeptical government critical of german migration policies but in the bizzare an ember heaney and four is the largest continuous forest area in central europe german and czech conservationists have found an issue that both countries agree on. powerful batch came here with the intention of doing research on black grouse hazel grouse and would grouse the shiny bugs live in the national parks on both sides of the check but that border. it's not hard overnight so pava won't be able to find any of the its tracks. these species are disappearing from commercial woodland.

. >>> cards and flowers continue to come into a colorado sheriff's office following yesterday's embers that killed a deputy and left for others wounded. the four that were wounded are in stable condition today. meanwhile, flags are flying at half staff. a candlelight vigil at the deputies church is happening tonight. the gunman was a war veteran who was shot dead by the police. he had published police rants on line, but had not threatened the tax. >>> in iran, at least 10 people have died as demonstrations roll into their fifth day. the people were killed last night and showed footage of damage, but did not elaborate on the desk. hundreds of people have taken to the street protesting the government. >>> president donald trump started the year with a tweet against pakistan pledging to stop millions of dollars of aid to the. he said that the united states is often foolish with their generosity to pakistan with lies and deceit in return. the new york times reported last week that the trump administration is considering withholding more than $250 million in foreign aid pending better coope

it rekindled in my breast the smouldering embers of liberty. it brought up my baltimore dreams, and revived a sense of my own manhood. i was a changed being after that fight. i was nothing before. i was a man now. it recalled to life my crushed self-respect and my self-confidence, and inspired me with a renewed determination to be a freeman." it was a resurrection from the dark tomb of slavery to the heaven of comparative freedom. spirit made me a free man, in fact while i remained a slave and form. once again, i believe this is his soul value. as he resurrected himself and rose from the grave of despair, other slave people died, never to experience earthly freedom. some would argue their souls have been searching for peace and we are left to deal with the remains of slavery. they are ghost values can't us by resurfacing in basement, wells, addicts, backyards, provincial mansions and universities. we encounter them as fleshless bones broken in pieces, just as ceramic wares and covered at archaeological digs. unmarked graves, burials without hea

. >> shocking as the blaze was, it was nothing compared to what investigators found in the embers. >>t's a bullet? >> yes. >> so this woman's been shot to death? >> yes. >> the obvious suspects, neighborhood thieves. >> there were half a dozen house burglaries unsolved. >> investigators also dug into a favorite theory. the husband did it. >> i was angry. i felt that the detectives were on a manhunt and they were after my dad. >> and then, up popped a text that might just be a clue. >> you could say, maybe she's driving events here? >> that's correct. >> the truth beyond twisted. leaving behind smoking ashes and burning questions. >> i physically started shaking and i started crying. >> i want the know why. >> welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. julie griffith was a loving wife and a doting mother. when a blaze ripped through her home, it took her life and robbed her family of their was it an accident, a burglary gone wrong or something else entirely? here's dennis murphy with "consumed." >> the canterbury hills subdivision in paducah, kentucky, is a good place to raise kids.

we will hear your reaction and comments from embers of congress. president trump state of the union address, tuesday night, live on c-span. available live or on-demand on your desktop, phone, or tablet. the worldg earlier at economic forum was french president emmanuel macron. he discussed globalization, climate change, and terrorism. this is about an hour. >> it is a great honor and a pleasure. a very special pleasure to macron,mr. emanuel president of the french republic. mr. president, your presence with a very full hall has a very special importance. first, the theme of the annual meeting is to build a common in a fractured world. if the world is fractured today, it is certainly because of the ,onsequences of political economic, climate, and also technological and social change which confronts us today. and the battle between the right and the left which upset ideological thoughts. but rather, the confrontation between those that embrace and those who proactively world things for this new by using in taking advantage of all the opportunities of

>> the irony is that president trump is among the s in that big ember. that's whauf u what you have to remember. there is a scare monday tkpwering part on the brain for the president, a big part of his political base both in congress and the country that says, no, we have to blame people for what's happening to our country. it fuels the trade arguments. in the first year he didn't do what he promised, to tear up nafta and renegotiate the conversations that are still going on. he has these two parts of his brain. what did mitch mcconnell say? we don't know what the president is for ultimately and what he will ultimately sign. we're not going to debate this and negotiate it and spin our wheels. i still think in all of that there is a chance for a bigger deal. he is sounconventional i think a bigger deal is possible. >>ou know, part of the problem, real quick, can i just jump in, you really see the extent to which the parties are representing two different merck's in thamericas in this. there are not only a meaningful number of daca recipients. but very few

state fire marshall office says ember from charcoal figh fighting iing nated that plays. two homes and three garages were damaged. good news encouraging no one was seriously injured. >>> and news lehigh county english proves are other and director of african studies at lehigh has resigned. dr. james braxton peterson placed on paid leave and barred from campus in november. that's when multipal kusers came forward with allegations against the professor and peterson's designation makes discipline action by the school a moot point and the kol provo said they will make a decision whether to revoke tenure. >> and a woman is alive this morning after falling on to train tracks as the train was police say she fell between the north street bradstreet line andal fwaipyeerday afterno. power and service was shut off during the emergency while womao was conscious underneath the train. she was brought to then is morn. police are now investigating that incidents. >>> and philadelphia police need your help tobbed a dunkin t on the 300 block of10 friday mog and they immediately jumped over

for instance, installing a lead roof, appropriate window coverings and shades so embers don't get trappedrate your home. these are things a lot of californians are doing but there is no incentive for them to do so because they do not get any type of discount in their fire insurance policy. we are saying, under this bill, they need to work with the insurance companies to ensure they create different mitigation measures to incentivize californians and provide the mitigation so they can protect their property. it makes sense, it exists in other policies and this is the right thing to do. given this record fire season, we need to do everything we can to ensure californians are doing the right thing, they can ensure their home and continue to grow when it comes to their nest egg and property. for many californians, their home is there only investment and property. they need to be able to continue to rebuild and move on with their life.>> i'm sure you are getting a lot of applies, senator., we wish you all the best and thank you for giving us some of your time today. >> thank you so much . >> s

howe arrives in the morning to find cold embers and no army. an unsung hero of the war, a colonel from marblehead, massachusetts, named john glover, took the whole army across the river at night. he would be the same fellow who would transport washington across the delaware river in the battle of trenton. washington crosses the lower manhattan. the british follow and they chase washington up manhattan. he is racing for his life. he does not have time to get tickets for "hamilton." [laughter] they get up to white plains and they're still being chased and washington is leaving behind cannons. he is running short on powder. he realizes they could chase them to canada so washington pulls a trick. he swings around and cuts south across new jersey, being chased. he crosses the delaware into pennsylvania and you know where the story goes from there. meanwhile, back in new york city, general howe and admiral howe have a new problem and that is, they have well over 4000 prisoners of war. there are only two functioning prisons in new york city. they can

the moment they stop pouring water on its, the cardboard can start to re-spark if there is still and ember. that's one of the reasons why they are maintaining their presence. at this point, no word on how the fire started. investigators are on scene trying to determine how it started in the first place. >>> happening today, the chp and the alameda county district attorney will hold a news conference to announce criminal charges against the driver suspected of being under the influence who crashed a car christmas eve night into a highway patrol car killing officer andrew camilleri. iauthorities say officer camilleri and his partner were parked on the shoulder of interstate 880 in hayward when a red cadillac slammed into them from behind. camilleri was killed and his partner was hurt but is expected to recover. so for the name of the suspect is not been released but he has been identified as being 22 years old and suspected of being under the influence of alcohol and/or marijuana. >>> new details about sunday's plane crash in costa rica. this killed 12 people including 10 americans. a travel

we've learned from past protests in iran is that they could subside, be quieted temporarily but the embersntent are still there and will be until state addresses some of the legitimate concerns of people, and mostly about bringing their daily lives back to where they were several years ago. >> this seems it come at a time when you have the united states, vab and israel creating a new alliance of sorts, bringing the sunnis and ararians together is something they never would have expected. what kind of pressure is that? >> the fact is that they can do all of it. right? and to address the problems outside of their borders and ignore the ones going on right inside the country is sort of a recipe for disaster for them. but i think that they have proven themselves adept at maintaining power for a very long time. >> is this a time -- if the united states never says regime change is our policy, but is this the time, are the mullahs weak enough where it's worth pursuing the strategy? >> you know, i would like to not chime in on that particular argument. >> i guess how vulnerable are the mullahs? >>

you can see those glowing embers in the distance. that is why firefighters remain on scene. the investigation is just beginning into what happened. "today in the bay's", pete suratos has been on the story since it broke at 4:30. there was concern at some point that it could affect power lines. do you have updates? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, kris. that was one of the concerns that the power lines catching on fire. they have since been put out. crews here, santa clara fire are working on stabilizing the power poles. for the most part, the fire has been knocked out. a majority of the fire has been put out a couple hours ago. santa clara paper board company here in santa clara. we want to show you a viewpoint from the cameras. you can see the smoke coming from the card board manufacturing plant. the card board bails catching on fire. all the employees were evacuated safely. no word on exactly what caused this fire. the biggest issue is going through those hot spots, so much of the card board caught on fire. you are looking at some of that video of the orange glow th

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more tweets, sydney ember people were sheltering in the basement. people were crying and holding each other. it was actually scary for a few minutes, and then there was also, you know, there's not only scare, but there's also outrage. we had a couple senators and representatives of hawaii go on twitter. senator, again, false alarm, he tweeted. what happened today is totally inexcusable. the whole state was terrified. there needs to be tough and quick accountability and a fixed process. and now if you take a look at this full screen, this is directly from the hawaii emergency management agency. this gives you an idea of what the plan is in the event of an actual ballistic missile attack from north korea. from launch to impact, hawaiians only have 20 minutes. that's 20 minutes to react. so the u.s. pacific command on hawaii sends a message to the state, which then warns all of the citizens on hawaii. now, that only gives citizens 10 minutes to react b. and that reaction by the way in terms of plan there are no fallout shelters, there are no designated