look at this video from the newsroom the last 30 minutes, palm trees are burning and embers are trying making for dangerous conditions for the nearby homes which are quarter of a mile away and some neighborhoods are under voluntary evacuation orders. the flames broke out and the fire unwithed 150 acres, also 2,000 people are without power and southern cal edison says the fire destroyed seven power poles and downed lines may be what sparked the fire. the official cause is not known and crews have the fire 30 percent contained. >> we also have developing news closer to home. santa cruz police return to work days after a gunman killed two of their own if the line of duty. now cornell joins us live from the santa cruz police department. >> the santa cruz police officers will be back on the streets after mourning the loss of their comrades. this memorial has green and people are believing flowers and noteses and candled to honor county detective sergeant butch baker and detective elizabeth but her murdered on tuesday by jeremy goulet. we are learning new details about his past. besides misd

embers may be to blame for setting a mobile home on fire. >>> now, to what's next for the catholic church, as the former pope begins his retirement. benedict's final appearance was yesterday at the usual papal retreat. when the doors were closed and the swiss guards left their post, benedict was no longer the church's leader. at the same time, they were sealing the papal apartment at the vatican with that symbolic red ribbon. abc's david wright tells us about some of the candidates. >> reporter: save these images. in all likelihood, one of them is the new pope. maybe angelo bagnasco, the son of a baker. or angelo scola, the son of a truck driver. italian power players, both. italians have the home court advantage. one out of every six votes in the conclave. >> cardinal scola, bagnasco mentioned more and more. but these names are being floated right now without much conviction, frankly, among all the people i'm talking to. >> reporter: europe has more votes in the conclave than africa, asia, latin america and north america put together. a canadian could be a compromise that gives a nod to

mile away from the homes but abc is reporting embers traveled the distance and sparked this fire in someone's backyard, an rv went up in flames and the propane tank exploded and the house next door caught fire. crews made water drops and ground crews were able to put the flames out. no injuries were reported there or in connection with the wildfire this morning. plus are ready to resume patrols after spending the last couple of days mourning the murders of two detectives. cornell bernard is live with the latest. this is a tough day for santa cruz police officers returning to the streets after several days of mourning the loss of comrades killed in the line of duty. this memorial at police headquarters has grown by leaps and bounds and people are still bringing flowers, notes, and candles to honor detective sergeant butch baker and elizabeth butler. they were murdered on tuesday by goulet. we are learning new details about his criminal past. beside misdemeanor convictions in the bay area for peeping tom he faced two rape charges in the army in 2006 which could have put him arm for li

. >> reporter: an eerie orange glow filled if sky over emberness. from afar the fire was awesome. up close it was fear and destructive. 45 families lost their homes and 12,000 acres of national seashore burned. >> reporter: amazingly today most of the pristine park is as beautiful as ever. gorgeous vistas and valley, wild flowers still blooming and birds along the west bay. the fire burned just about 15% of the national seashore and that area blackened and dead bishop pines, mansanita and live oaks are found in the area. one year later there's a floor, part of one wall and a spectacular view of drake's bay. >> this is one of the world's great sights, there's no doubt. >> reporter: he and his wife mary anne escaped the flames but could not escape the life the fire storm started in the late morning on october 3rd. teenagers started an illegal campfire and did not put it. when we arrived at the fire lain 65-mile an hour winds were pushing them through. where they engulfed everything in it path. the fire started like an angry thunderstorms. the humidity was near zero and the firefight

it started at a river bottom, but embers from that fire landed on this rv and it caught on fire. >> oh, my gosh. a little brush fire spread to an rv, which will spread to somebody's house? >> it's very close to this person's house. you can see, it looks like the side of that house is on fire. firefighters are there with houses. sure enough we see them start triggering that fire with their hose. just about here you hear some helicopters up above. that's because that helicopter is about to drop some water to help the firefighters out. >> but do the firefighters know that's coming? >> oh what? >> they missed it. >> they missed the fire and get the firefighters. >> i wouldn't expect a bucket drop to extinguish an entire fire. probably helped on wetting down the whole house to slow the spread. >> according to a blog post by captain joe schmo, he said there was another drop. >> i don't think anything was done wrong. >> was some damage to some homes, but for the most part everything was okay. >>> a snowmobiler makes his way up a hill. but then -- >> down he comes with a couple of tons of snow

palm trees have been going up like torches and embers are flying making for dangerous conditions for the northbound by homes. some neighborhoods are under voluntary evacuation orders. flames broke out at 4:45 yesterday afternoon. overnight it grew to 200 acres. right now, crews have it 30 percent contains. >> deadline for congress. massive federal spending cuts will go into affect at midnight at a meeting between the president and congressional leaders went nowhere. >> we should not be making a series of dumb cuts that businesses and workers depend on. >> president obama says he cannot convince republicans to do the right thing. but g.o.p. leaders argue that the $85 billion in spending cuts about did kick in are the president's fault for insisting that increased taxes be part of the resolution. the president also spoke for the first time about the legal brief the administration filed yesterday with the supreme court urging them to overturn california's same-sex marriage. >> the idea that we are all created equal applies to everyone. regardless of sexual orientation. >> the supreme co

palm trees have been going up like torches and embers are flying making for dangerous conditions for northbound by homes. some neighborhoods are under voluntary evacuation orders. flames broke out at 4:45 yesterday afternoon. overnight it grew to 200 acres. right now, crews have it 30 percent contains. >> deadline for congress. massive federal spending cuts will go into affect at midnight at a meeting between the president and congressional leaders went nowhere. >> we should not be making a series of dumb cuts that businesses and workers depend on. >> president obama says he cannot convince republicans to do the right thing. but g.o.p. leaders argue that the $85 billion in spending cuts about did kick in are the president's fault for insisting that increased taxes be part of the resolution. the president also spoke for the first time about the legal brief the administration filed yesterday with the supreme court urging them to overturn california's same-sex marriage. >> the idea that we are all created equal applies to everyone. regardless of sexual orientation. >> the supreme court

the embers are falling on the roof and everybody kind of pulls together and grabs hoses. >> authorities believe the fire may have been sparked by downed power lines. >>> we're learning more about the man who killed two santa cruz police detectives in cold blood. kpix 5's kiet do found out the death toll could easily have been much higher. kiet? >> reporter: ken, everyone we talked to within the crime scene, seems like they all had some story of survival. that's because the gunman had two weapons and was spraying bullets everywhere. we're also learning that the two officers murders happened so quickly that they barely had time to turn and run. you're looking at a 45 caliber bullet fired by the suspect from his own gun. he pulled the trigger at his home. it sailed over a playground, a busy street, and hit a woman standing on stanford avenue a fifth of a mile away. >> she was standing in the street by the speed bump. >> reporter: right in front of melissa's home. the bullet missed her child, who was in her arms. >> the child said, my mommy was hit by a bullet! and i looked at her and said,

the embers are now falling on the roof and everybody is kind of pulled together and grabbed hoses. >>by downe power lines. 2,000 people are without power. >>> lawrence will tell us whether the wind will be a friend or foe fighting this fire. >> they will see gusts over 30 miles per hour throughout the day. >> wow. >> they are seeing an offshore wind so it's very dry. humidity levels expected to drop to 10%. so tough fighting fires. tomorrow they will see more of a sea breeze and then better for the firefighters fighting the conditions. around the bay area we have a lot of sunshine headed our way. we are starting out with dense fog. dense fog advisory some visibilities less than a quarter mile in spots so very thick. but it's very patchy sow you might see a lot of fog like this. then all of a sudden you are in the clear but behind that somewhere is the bay bridge this morning. we have some thick fog out there early on but it's a thin layer only a few hundredth feet burning away temperatures it in the 50s and 40s. by the afternoon what a day. some temperatures in the mid- 70s 10 degrees

scary, people trying to knock on people's doors trying to let people know what's going on, the embersing on the roof. and everybody is kind of pulling together and grabbed hoses. >> authorities believe the fire may have been sparked by downed power lines. as of late last night, about 1800 people were without power. >>> 4:31. police officers down in santa cruz are returning to work today after two days of mourning the loss

. >> burning ember from the brush fire may have sparked this blaze few miles away.railer parked in the backs of a house. resident using garden hose on the flame before the crew arrived. it was contained in half hour. >> now to developing news out of santa cruz. we are learning more about what led up to the shooting that killed 2 santa cruz police officers on tuesday. team coverage tonigh tonight. lillian has new details on the shooter but we begin with lisa live in santa cruz. >> people have been coming by here all night dropping off flowers, notes, lighting candles and with each day in the community learns more about what happened between these 2 officers and jeremy goulet. >> neither officer was wearing body armor at the time of the incident. however body arm or wouldn't have helped. >> santa cruz county sheriff gave a minute to minute account of what happened tuesday. when sergeant baker and detective butler tracked jeremy goulet down inside his home. 3 spoke through a closed screen door for about 10 minutes. >> goulet disappeared from the door and appeared from

as the book says, the fatal fire does not die out when the embers are cool. it burns for generations. down into the sons and daughters and grandchildren. if these things do not go away. so the collective group effort has produced the book and i think you thank you all for the kind things you have said to me. i hope you extend those remarks at least in thought. to all the rest of the people who gave so much to make this whatever it is. okay, the fire, as we all know, happened nearby. that is the book. this is as seen from the air to the north. it identifies the burn oversight. can see very clearly the course of the unnamed creek drainage. that way he doesn't sound is so bland and forgotten. it happened in the foothills and the fatal event occurred on the fire blew up in this part of the drainage. this is a total aerial view looking down at the same scene. the inset is a photograph of an individual that was here today pointing to the spot where the ignition device was placed or tossed about 12 feet off the roadway by raymond. as you can see, it is almost the pe

. >> burning ember from the brush fire may have sparked this blaze few miles away. trailer parked in the backs of a house. resident using garden hose on the flame before the crew arrived. it was contained in half hour. >> now to developing news out of santa cruz. we are learning more about what led up to the shooting that killed 2 santa cruz police officers on tuesday. team coverage tonigh tonight. lillian has new details on the shooter but we begin with lisa live in santa cruz. >> people have been coming by here all night dropping off flowers, notes, lighting candles and with each day in the community learns more about what happened between these 2 officers and jeremy goulet. >> neither officer was wearing body armor at the time of the incident. however body arm or wouldn't have helped. >> santa cruz county sheriff gave a minute to minute account of what happened tuesday. when sergeant baker and detective butler tracked jeremy goulet down inside his home. 3 spoke through a closed screen door for about 10 minutes. >> goulet disappeared from the door and appeared fro

the embers are now falling on the roof.s kind of pulling together. >> authorities believe the fire may have been sparked by downed power lines. as of late last night, about 1800 people are without power right now. >>> we're learning more about what happened in santa cruz right before two police detectives were killed. there was a conversation and then voices were raised between detectives and the suspect. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec reports. >> reporter: today santa cruz police officers are set to hit the streets. they are going to be back on patrol yesterday. some of them came back to work. today they are trying to make things more normal and in the meantime, this memorial has continued to grow over the last

and firefighters say embers may have set a mobile home on fire. >>> the harlem shake has been taking the sky may be the limit here. this new video of the dance craze sparked an faa investigation, and that's because it took place on a frontier airlines flight. the dancers are the ultimate frizz bee team from the colorado college and they were joined by other passengers. the faa says they may have broken the rules by interfering with a flight crew. but they were having so much fun. >> i think i would even have to get up and dance at that point. >> how do you not? we're going to do it. no, we're not. and there's plenty of talk about this next story. it talks us to the canyon lands of utah. >> we find a couple, she's uncertain, so he tries to influence her, watch what happens next. >> please don't push me off. please don't. ahhhhh! >> i'm breaking up with you! >> that rang down the valley, i'm breaking up with you. and that's what happened to them. apparently not because of the bungee jump. kids these days, who knows what they're getting into? i wouldn't like that. if i'm going to do tha

as it was deep in the embers. you never put his trust in anyone and rightly so. his body was found on the floor of yusuf and. the did he die of natural causes. the mystery of stone. to you documentary. please. the news today in harlem says once again flared up if these are the images before all has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser special pleasure now to enter dish back to the. p.r. welcome back to the kaiser report which will maximus all right pierre a minister's home was attacked in the past week here in france which minister and was what was the motive smile i smile the acrid smell of revolution so the name of the minister was mr lu fall which is actually which means mr crazy so it's quite interesting and his the minister of agriculture and does remind us something here in france you know it's dismissal not to not come a bit to the revolution room right wing a fantastic revelation and so they started at three o'clock in the morning i think if i remember well that was like a

when then it can't -- kindling was set, lighting the match match, a finning the flames, letting the embers smolder and not put them all. what do we love to have similar as aids one negative essays from friedman and shorts after the depression? they were looking backwards. we have the opportunity to live with essays that talk about and comment on the situation as it unfolds. i am struck by the breath of the issues in the remarkable consistency throughout the book with the essays were written. so the first chapter reid is the last chapter because it pulls it together it is a long book but take invite by byte the way it is organized as still shorter than the dog freak act by several hundred pages said cost less [laughter] even with advertising. his book stimulates thinking and so i want to touch on a few thoughts that come to my mind to re-read the things i had before the purpose is that history has bad policy results dodd/frank succeeded to replace the financial crisis with the regulatory crisis. the gao report last week said 10 of the federal agencies tasked with dodd/frank, not all of them

came down to this planet to assess whether or not the earth should remain standing or become a burnt embery watched that segment, we would all be toast right now. look, i am not some great watcher of the today show but know enough about television history to know names bike dave garaway, bryant gumbel, jane pauley katey couric and that entire history of integrity and tradition, the today show producers and matt lauer threw up on it this morning. york for them, but if i did this would be one of those do i quit in protest moments. that's how bad it was. when you get a third party enter interviewer, refusing to accept the facts about what joe paterno may have done and what jerry sandusky may have done, he is spouses open sympathy for a convicted child rapist, took blow questions from matt lauer this morning just to say that he believes jerry sandusky might be guilty and might have done terrible things, and promote that, it was build as we have ourselves an exclusive. john: exactly. >> with child rapist jerry sandusky. that on its own is bad enough. john: i want to play a very brief portion of

crews are looking into whether flying embers may have sparked it. beach, florida. the 1000 acre fire started there yesterday afternoon, prompting the evacuations of more than 300 residents. late last night, people were allowed to return back home. that fire is now 75% contained, but high winds and low humidity remain a concern. >>> partly cloudy cool conditions in store for your afternoon. this morning, we're waking up with partly sunny, mostly cloudy conditions, even a slight chance that maybe a few sprinkles. outside and around san francisco, a mix of clouds out there. the moisture has been pulling in and the overnight hours continues at this hour. we're not in the clear just yet, although the rain has really tapered off in the last couple of hours. a little drizzle reported at times, a few pockets of rain. overall, not much. seeing just a few scattered showers here along highway 92. over the hills, and this is where we will have our best chance at remaining with the slight chance of scattered showers through the hills today, seeing a little bit o

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now this fire appears to have been sparked by ember from the wildfire we talked about here at the topyou miles away. so again very busy evening for the rare winter wildfires for firefighters inouthern california. >>> coming back up here to this part of the state. 48 hours after the murder of 2 santa cruz detectives we are learning more about the criminal past of the gun man and the escape that he was planning. 7 news begins our coverage. >> to you we now know the detectives had absolutely no chance to protect themselves or return fire. >>reporter: santa cruz county sheriff's says the detectives had been in the neighborhood looking for jeremy goulet for 20 minutes when he appeared with the 45 caliber handgun shooting and killing both detective sergeant baker and detective butler. >> neither officer was wearing body armor at the time of the incident. of however body armor would not have helped. >>reporter: police now say goulet was arrested many times for sex reroo lateed caims including on rape charms in hawaii. he's also suspected of sex crimes involving a juvenile girl in santa cruz

after cpac ended, the morning after cpac ended, the republican national committee stamped any glowing embers news by releasing to the public its party-wide most mortem on why they lost the presidential election. that of course gave everybody a new story to talk about in republican politics instead of the cpac craziness. >> the report notes that the way we communicate our principles isn't resonating widely enough. focus groups described our party as narrow-minded, out of touch, and quote, stuffy old men. that's frustrating, because we care about every voter. we want to lift people up from poverty, to put the american dream in reach for everybody. we'll champion school choice and solutions to lowering the costs of healthcare. the rnc cannot and will not write off any demographic community of this country. >> the main thrust of the republican party's autopsy of what went wrong. their plan to get back from the wilderness is as ben smith of buzzfeed pointed out, it's kind of a redo of compassionate conservativism. they came up with the solution that they should be now what george w. bush wanted t

>> i considered leaving, but if i left and one little ember was able to make it here, that the houseld probably burn down. >> even though most of his neighbors leave, richard is determined to protect his home. he furiously waters hi yard and monitors the approaching smoke. but his decision to stay puts him at increasing danger. >> i started worrying once the fire came down mcallister and everything was getting smoked out here and the firefighters were backing up from the fire. it looked apocalyptic to me. >> not long before things go from bad to worse. >> there's another one burning over there. but it's on the other side of the highway still. we're right in the middle of it. >> minutes turn into hours and the second fire starts to send smoke downwind towards richard's house. as the sun sets, richard realizes he's surrounded. >> i was in my front driveway. i was pretty scared at that point because there is fire all around you. and there's not a whole lot you can really do about it, but just hope that it doesn't get you. >> rather than sit and wait for the fire to reach him, richard ta

the embers are now falling on the roof and everybody is kind of pulled together and grabbed hoses. >> the fire may have been sparked by downed power lines in the area. as of late last night, about 1800 people are without power right now. >>> the bullets flying and people ducking for cover. >> this morning we are hearing some of the chilling stories of bystanders caught in the crossfire of a santa cruz shooting that killed two detectives. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is in santa cruz this morning. the death toll could have been much worse. >> reporter: it certainly could have. now, officers here in santa cruz are planning to return to their normal patrols today. some of them came back to work but they didn't patrol the streets. they are trying to get somewhat back to normal here today though. in the meantime this memorial has grown even larger over the last couple of days. we are learning more stories of stray bullets falling around the area on tuesday. you're looking at a .45-caliber bullet fired by the suspect from his own gun. he pulled the trigger at his home on north branciforte a

iraq today is a tinderbox with red-hot embers inside, disputes about political power. it seems the government is crumbling. notfinance minister will leave the anbar province for fear of being arrested. another has been boycotting government meetings in the capital and remaining in the kurdish-controlled north. and ministers have also to foist that they will boycott the government in recent days. i would like the panel to give their assessment of the domestic situation, and let me start with ambassador crocker. if prime minister maliki turning himself into an autocrat? >> is a great question, and i thought you had a great quotation from the article two days ago. iraq is haunted by its past. maliki is haunted by his past, recent and not so recent, in my view. he came out of a clandestine movement that was severely persecuted under the saddam years. that conditions his behavior. it is said in iraq by the prime minister that only two men successfully governed iraq. i do not think maliki is trying to be the next saddam hussein. the politics and conditions in iraq will not p

striking of the match, to the fanning of the flames, and to the continuing willingness to allow the embers to smolder rather than putting them out. wouldn't we have loved to have similar essays by friedman and schwartz during the depression? but their time came after that and they were looking backwards. we had the opportunity to have lived with essays that talk about and comment on the situation as it unfolds. i am struck by the breadth of the issues that are covered, the striking insights and the remarkable consistency throughout the book and throughout the period when the essays were written to be the book as mentioned adds new commentary and i agree with the suggestion, first chapter to read is the last chapter that pulls it all together. is a long book, but one that can be taken topical byte by byte because of the weight is organized and it is still shorter than the dodd-frank act by several hundred pages and costs a lot less. even if you pay the advertised price. like all good books peter's book stimulates thinking. for a few minutes that remain to me i want to touch on a few thought

we have 7.7% now. , we ember in 2009, january were losing 700,000 jobs a month and we were not adding them, but we aren't adding nearly fast enough. and a lot of credit goes around for the fact that we have had 36 months of positive job growth, but we don't have enough yet. i think we need a budget that reflects the national priority of putting people back to work. mr. speaker, as the people will stand back and say, well, is this budget good? is this budget bad? i'm hearing so much from the talking heads on television, i think the people need to ask themselves a very simple question. does this budget put people back to work or not. now, congressman ryan's budget, the republican budget, according to the congressional budget office, is going to lay off people, a lot of people. according to the economic policy institute, two million people in 2014. that's a lot of people. we don't need to be laying people off. we need to be hiring them. and so, i want to turn it back to you, mr. pocan, but i do want to say the back to work budget is a work budget that puts americans back to work. and i t

signed, sincerely, ted poe, ember of congress. the speaker pro tempore: the ouse will be in order. he house will be in order. he house will be in order. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute peeches. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentlewoman is recognized for ne minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. rise to support judge poe's resolution and request the prompt return of the residents of camp ashraf. the living conditions of the residents is being threatened. the united states needs to help facilitate the return of the residents for their own protection to the camp, located also in iraq, where they have safer facilities and a better infrastructure that may sustain future attacks. ms. rostrost: yes -- ms. ros-lehtinen: yes, future attacks. because they intend to attack camp liberty again with rockets and mortars. mr. speaker, time is of the essence. i urge the u.s. house of representatives to debate the poe bill on the floor immediatel

iraq today is a tinderbox with red-hot embers inside, disputes about political power. it seems the government is crumbling. the finance minister will not leave the anbar province for fear of being arrested. another has been boycotting government meetings in the capital and remaining in the kurdish-controlled north. and ministers have also to foist that they will boycott the government in recent days. i would like the panel to give their assessment of the domestic situation, and let me start with ambassador crocker. if prime minister maliki turning himself into an autocrat? >> is a great question, and i thought you had a great quotation from the article two days ago. iraq is haunted by its past. past, is haunted by his recent and not so recent, in my view. he came out of a clandestine movement that was severely persecuted under this of dom use. years.saddam that conditions his behavior. it is said in iraq by the prime minister that only two men --cessfully covered iraq governed iraq. i do not think maliki is trying to be the next saddam hussein. the politics and conditi

iraq today is a tinderbox with red-hot embers inside, disputes about political power. it seems the government is crumbling. the finance minister will not leave the anbar province for fear of being arrested. another has been boycotting government meetings in the capital and remaining in the kurdish-controlled north. and ministers have also to foist that they will boycott the government in recent days. i would like the panel to give their assessment of the domestic situation, and let me start with ambassador crocker. if prime minister maliki turning himself into an autocrat? >> is a great question, and i thought you had a great quotation from the article two days ago. iraq is haunted by its past. maliki is haunted by his past, recent and not so recent, in my view. he came out of a clandestine movement that was severely persecuted under the saddam years. that conditions his behavior. it is said in iraq by the prime minister that only two men successfully governed iraq. i do not think maliki is trying to be the next saddam hussein. the politics and conditions in iraq will

signed sincerely, randy forbes, ember of congress. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, this is to notify you formally pursuant to rule 8 of the rules of the house of representatives that i have received a subpoena issued by the united states district court for the eastern district of california purporting to require certain responses to a questionnaire in connection with a civil case. after consultation with the office of general counsel, i have determined under rule 8 that the subpoena seeks information that is not material and relevant and that it is not consistent with the privileges and rights of the house. accordingly, i intend to move to quash the subpoena. signed sincerely, tray gowdy, member of -- trey gowdy, member of congress. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentleman from georgia, mr. woodall, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. woodall: i thank you, mr. speaker, and i thank the majority leader for allowing me to

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