is road work having on the ability to get fire stations out of the trucks and get to where the fires are. >> commissioner, there is a member from the fire department that is here that could respond. >> i know on the embarcadero, it's hard to get anyone from the fire station. >> assistant fire chief anthony rivera. >> are you having problems because of traffic getting out of the faire station and where the fires are. >> throughout the city? >> along the embarcadero is what i'm aware of. >> so along the embarcadero it is challenging for engine 35 to respond. there has been an uptick in usage along will promenade area. i don't know if you have seen the station. it's set back quite a bit, and we want to ensure that public safety is held in the, you know, highest regard. it is challenging at times, especially on the weekends or whether there's events for the fire engine to not only leave the station but then to respond either north or south. along the embarcadero there's a lot of activity constantly going on, and honestly, it's throughout the whole city. most of our stations are seeing a

i'll start with fire station number 16. so as charles already mentioned, structural steel for fire station 16 has been completed, and roofing and building envelope has progressed, and we experience a very small delay due to the weather condition. rain delays -- that has already caught up, so we are already on schedule. and utility wrap ins are already scheduled. the final completion is projected in september of this year. fire station number five, still completion ceremony was held on the 26, and that was capped by the pouring of the concrete and second and third floor. almost a month ago we poured the concrete slab on grate, and this project is tracking on completion and budget. completion is scheduled for december of this year. [inaudible] >> good morning. my name is sherry katz, and i am the director of sometime projects. exterior envelope package four, the mpp went to the contractor on 5-14, and that's underway. f-bay door and ancillary work, bbr has completed about one fourth of those now. that's in completion for the

through a collaborative process, we've struck the proposal to maximum benefit to include fire station 13. i hate to use a proverbial term, but it's win-win. and i cannot think of a better way to kick off 2018's affordable housing week. i encourage everyone to find an opportunity to come and get involved in affordable housing week starting this friday when the council of community housing celebrates in 40th anniversary at the women's building. we'll be hosting a panel decision moderated on rose aguilar on upzoning with equity. i want to acknowledge the hard work of the community leaders at the mid-polk area, which has finally reached the 30%-plus threshold to have an election to formal district, the city's fifth, cbd. middle polk is a vibrant culture with lgbtq. they've been conducting feasibility and doing due diligence. i should acknowledge suzanne ma markelle-fox, who has been at the head of the cbd proposal. our seawall, really protecting all of san francisco, and i'm proud to co-sponsor a bond measure for the voters to consider in november, because they all know, we all know, it's

if no fire station in the reasonable proximity to the area it is nearly impossible for the homeowners to obtain fire insurance. the text is identical to the west fork fire station act. i encourage my colleagues to support this measure as an amendment to h.r. 2. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair: any member wishing to claim time opposition? the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from colorado. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 20 printed in part c, house report 115-677. amendment number 20 offered by mr. thornberry of tech as. the chair: the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. thornberry: first i would like to commend the chairman of the ag committee for his work not only formulating this bill but protecting the interests of rural america. it is a great tribute to him dealing with a number of complex issues and i ap

. >> a fire breaks out at a san jose house less than a mile away from a fire station. firefighters were able to put that fire out quickly. the blaze took place on home park court just a couple of miles from sil vir creek country club. neighbors quickly knocked on the door to make sure that people inside the home got out. two adults and a child were able to get out without any injuries. the exact cause still under investigation. >> some var iiying conditions. golden gate bridge right now. a few clouds. blue skies. it's windy right there. very windy in places. coming down 280 about 3:00 this afternoon. >> peninsula 20 to 30 miles per hour. down to 68 after a high of 73 and almost all of the bay area with a few exceptions about 5 to 10 degrees cooler today thanks in part to the strong sea breeze. we'll see these gusty conditions into the first half of tonight and then into tomorrow a continued cooling trend which will have temperatures slightly below average. low 60s closer to san francisco and another day of low 70s around the south bay. what will be more interesting will

. >>> a fire right now oakland coliseum b.a.r.t. station.nesses tell us it is underneath the stairs to the b.a.r.t. bridge. no reports of injuries. >>> protesters took to the streets in san francisco tonight after officers were not charged in two deadly shootings. >> abc7 news on valencia s s s nearly 100 demonstrators blocked traffic. one officer shot woods in 2015. woods was on meds and armed with a knife. the da announced the officers will not face criminal charges because under the law, no crime was committed. >>> tonight 24th annual annual annual annual annual memorial. each year her parents hold a memorial and candle light >>> the loan in a shootout. >>> a group of south bay renters burned out of their homes is demanding their landlord to let them back into their unit. last month this five damaged 36 rent controlled they gave us a few days to get in and get the essentials. after that shut down for 30 days trying to get back into the unit and they wouldn't let us. >> a spokesperson wouldn't say why they wouldn't let them back in. >>> ca

that is important because at our fire stations we were not able to provide inspector juarez, one-hour fire and education outreach presentation which is so valuable to the community. we were not able to provide multiple languages at the events for these presentations. now we are. our next event is on the 16th at 830 sacramento street, from 1:00-4:00. at that event we will be able to have inspector juarez and cato give their presentation, fire recruitment will give a half hour presentation, spef -- specific to the community who wants to be there and we will have interpreters and translators there for those who need it. we also enhanced our involvement to a full spectrum of outreach material. we now have at our events and available to the community singularly, surf and turf safety. we have stop the bleed campaign added to our district fairs through our e.m.s. committee. that's very important because nationally bleeding out in horrible incidents such as active shooters or disasters where we have trapped individuals is the number one leading cause of death for multiple individuals. so now

. >>> new at 5:30, the fire breaks out at a san jose house less than a mile from a fire station. thanks to that location, firefighters were able to put that fire out very quickly. it took place at home park court a couple miles from silver creek country club. neighbors saw smoke billowing out of the garage and knocked on the door to make sure everybody got out. two adults and a child were able to get out. no injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> on this mother's day, dozens of bay area families got to take a break from fighting cancer and have some fun at great america. >> we are live in santa clara with the highlights of courageous kids day. >> reporter: american cancer society puts on this event every year. it gives mothers a chance to get away from caregiving and have fun with their kids. with performers drumming up excitement, kids with cancer and their sib lipg lings enjoyed rar playing games or hanging out in the sandbox. here there was no talk of chemo, tumors or lymphoma. bob lost his own son to cancer and is the co-chair of the event. >> it's very ex

. >>> new at 5:30, the fire breaks out at a san jose house less than a mile from a fire station. thanks to that location, firefighters were able to put that fire out very quickly. it took place at home park court a couple miles from silver creek country club. neighbors saw smoke billowing out of the garage and knocked on the door to make sure everybody got out. two adults and a child were able to get out. no injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> on this mother's day, dozens of bay area families got to take a break from fighting cancer and have some fun at great america. >> we are live in santa clara with the highlights of courageous kids day. >> reporter: american cancer society puts on this event every year. it gives mothers a chance to get away from caregiving and have fun with their kids.

states, and san francisco has been one of the leaders, whenever the city builds an airport, a fire station, a school, library, the city is committed to 2% of the budget for that construction. it has to be permanent art for the building. it has to be integrated. it can't be just stuck on. so it's created a field, an opportunity, for contemporary living artists to have permanent outdoor pieces and the amount of money that goes to the art is quite substantial. >> i wanted to jump in. i think to renny's great vision of the show, many artists came from somewhere else. you can look at the machine as a way of making sense of life, a way of being an immigrant in a new place. i wanted to say that bella feldman, her early memories were holocaust sounds through the radio of yelling of the nazi party. it terrified her. one of the works in the show literally is a bell that drowns out the horrible sounds. back to unpacking big ideas. that's what the show does. >> i think especially the way in which we think of immigration in the world today and especially in california, wherever you land politically, ce

damian trujillo is live outside fire station-one with the story you )ll see only on nbc bay are. major shakeup this afternoon at presentation high school. a major shakeup this afternoon at presentation high school.

how low a fire station was less than a mile away it took almost half an hour for firefighters to arrive when they finally did the damage had been done. but here's an intriguing fact just a few days before those dreadful events a messenger from my don andriy pair o. b. made a visit to odessa it's an interesting coincidence that some of the people he met with in odessa were seen at the scene that fateful day. but not everyone was mourning on the popular political talk show schuster live the news about the people burned alive in odessa was welcomed with a long round of applause for you sure for saudi what this it but lots of it i don't want to see just to just put your story you know what would you see. on its facebook page the right sector announced the events of may second a proud moment in national history an official investigation into this sad event has been going on now for nearly two years and it's yet to reach a conclusion but it seems the experts and all the information they needed from the very beginning. you just get really cute you keep watching it. it looks like a desa really

. >>> for a petaluma's fire station number 2 every shift brings a blen of daley routines broken up by op sits. >> we are here to help people. we helped someone. >> but this video from last night pushes some limits. her name, lily, a wire haired fox terrier got her paw stuck between a house and a foundation. it began with her daily routine says the owner. >> all the mice live underneath there and she digged st under with her paw and yanked it too hard and pulled it back stuck in there. >> the crisis went on for an hour and a half before the station got the call. >> do what's right and try to work through the situation and free the dog. >> the station had no idea how they became stuck or they pulled and banked away to get a better look. >> we had to break away cement and actually fine the cause of the dog's paw was which ened up being a nail holding it in position. >> fiefrpts covered her with a blanket for her protection and dug zblen. >> it wasn't that difficult step for the dog in pain. >> the extritation took 15 minutes, the nail the hardest part. >> as they say firefighters like to

fire station was less than a mile away it took almost half an hour for firefighters to arrive when they finally did the damage had been done. but here's an intriguing fact just a few days before those dreadful events a messenger from my don andriy pair o. b. made a visit to odessa it's an interesting coincidence that some of the people he met with in odessa were seen at the scene that fateful day. but not everyone was mourning on the popular political talk show schuster live the news about the people burned alive in odessa was welcomed with a long round of applause is for you sure for saudi what this it but lots of your i don't want to see just to just put your story you know would you see it. on its facebook page the right sector announced the events of may second a proud moment in national history an official investigation into this sad event has been going on now for nearly two years and it's yet to reach a conclusion but it seems the experts and all the information they needed from the very beginning. we just keep really keep you keep watching it. it looks like odessa really is a ve

people burned to death inside for trying to escape jumped from when this alo a fire station was less than a mile away it took almost half an hour for firefighters to arrive when they finally did the damage had been done. but here's an intriguing fact just a few days before those dreadful events a messenger from my don on three pair o.b. made a visit to odessa it's an interesting coincidence that some of the people he met with in odessa were seen at the scene that fateful day. but not everyone was mourning on the popular political talk show schuster live the news about the people burned alive in odessa was welcomed with a long round of applause for your choice for saudi what this it but lots of your i don't want to see just put your story you know what you see. on its facebook page the right sector announced the events of may second a proud moment in national history an official investigation into this sad event has been going on now for nearly two years and it's yet to reach a conclusion but it seems the experts and all the information they needed from the very beginning. to just get

so they evacuated to this fire station here on the big island, where we are right now. day got started with an alert that went out on cellphones, radio and television, telling people about a giant ash plume that radiated from the summit. there have been giant plumes rising almost daily but this one was different because it rose 30000 feet in the air. however, scientists tell us it was short lived and didn't have much of an effect. scientists have said, for the last several days, that the ash itself is not toxic. within the last 24 itself is not toxic. within the last 2a hours, the national guard took us into one of the evacuation zones and got us really close to those fissures, that is the crack in the earth where laver and steam erupt from. we watched it, but more impressive than watching it was hearing at —— lava. we also got a good look from the air. an aerial perspective from the helicopter. we flew over the greater, and that is where the floor of the crater actually dropped. the laver dropped, drainfrom actually dropped. the laver dropped, drain from the bottom, an

the levels of the toxic gas that is in the air is alarmingly high so they have evacuated to this fire stationion talking about a giant ash plume. there have been giant plumes rising daily but this was different because it was 30,000 feet in the air. however, scientists say it was short lived and didn't have much of an effect. scientists have said the ash itself isn't toxic. within the last 24 itself isn't toxic. within the last 2a hours the national guard tigers into an evacuation zone and got us really close to the crack in the air where laver and steam erupt from. we watched it but more impressive than watching it was hearing it. we got a good look from the air and an aerial perspective from a helicopter. we flew over the crater and that is where the floor of the crater drop. the lava dropped, drain to the bottom and it set into motion, chain of events that has been happening over the last 15 days. we went to leilani estates, evacuation zone. but vegetation for a couple of miles was brown because the sulphur dioxide gas coming out of the cracks is killing just about all of the vegetation ar

instead, they were transferred to this fire station, where no one picked up. >> the doctor at the hospitalo spoke to the family, told them that if the response had been sooner, in his opinion, ashley would have lived. >> reporter: the sheriff's department won't comment on pending litigation. but says the sheriff himself reached out to the flores family to express sorrow for their loss. the case is now under investigation. david? >> whit johnson with us tonight. thank you, whit. >>> when we come back here, america strong. the dog found ten states away, and what so many strangers did next. >>> also, your money. the refund coming for some iphone owners. we'll tell you why. >>> and more on that sledgehammer attack. the driver smashing windows out of another vehicle, and what we're now learning from police tonight. t comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type

we'll hear from local, state and federal agencies at the fire station at 10:00. >>> in developing news from overnight a look at the damage in hawaii. you can see what's left of the trees. they are sore chcorched. lava still flowing out of the earth there. >> i have never seen anything like this today. it was extremely exciting and super dramatic. that just jetted up. it darkened the sky out towards the southwest. >> officials say there's no danger for tourists on the overlooks. they say they will shut it down let's get a cool start. we go to campbell for our temp trend. it will be 65 degrees and low 70s today. the winds will start to pick up this afternoon and into the evening and continue into start saturday morning. we'll talk more about that coming up. you're tracking the crash on the north bay. >> i am they are in separate spots. the commute looks great. here is is the crash. it should be off any second now. this is through fremont. they call it and just light traffic. this is all the way down. >>> coming up grab your helmets. it's bike to workday. we are live at one of the many st

because i think sometimes their work is not as highlighted as the great work that happens in the stations, the fire houses. but it is really everyone. it touches everyone. everyone since 1989 has been part -- minimum requirement is that they are emts and they work at every station. i'm an emt and anybody who has been hired since '89 has to keep up their emt certification. and we have the subset that provides life support. so, ems week should be appreciated by all because it's the firefighters, emts in the stations and the paramedics that work at some at the stations and some at station 49. everyone on the command staff that i'm looking at, including chief ollie, who is the senior member, is an emt. [laughter] >> senior member in terms of seniority. senior member too i think as i'm looking out. so, we're real proud to be cross trained as emts and firefighters. it's a proud week for us. looking back, there was some roadblocks and stops and starts. but i think we have a very, very good service that we provide on both the fire side and ems side. >> commissioner veronese: my hat's off to everybody becau

-- the police department's traffic company and forensic services division construction and on fire station 35 at the port. on the affordable housing, it's 146 million in proceed s. as you pointed out, there would be a remaining 88 million in bonds after the appropriation, and that would be used for various low-income housing, a 143 unit affordable housing unit. and then, the final is the public health and safety bonds of 52 million, with the remaining 121 million to be issued and appropriated at a future date, and the remainder of these funds are for the ambulance deployment facility and for homeless services, and we recommend approval. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. we will will take that recommendation. i'd like to approve with a positive recommendation, and it looks like we have unanimous support, and we will do that unanimously. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor cohen: madam clerk, is there any further business before this body? >> clerk: there is no further business. >> supervisor cohen: all right. we are adjourned until 1:00. thank you. . >> shop and dine the 49 promotes loophole businesses

fire stations are bringing in more staff. last year was one of the worst fire seasons on record. 46 people were killed and 1.5 million acres burned and a lot of property, as well. >>> if you have a ticket to the upcoming kendrick lamar concert in oakland, pay attention. we will tell you why he is postponing that concert. >>> the first lady is making her mark at the white house. details of her new initiative to combat bullying. >>> traffic looks pretty good on the golden gate bridge heading south as you head down to the toll plaza. we will tell you more about the morning commute coming up. >>> water temperatures are very cold. it doesn't take much to get the fog machine cranking. there is your fault. -- there is your fog. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> thank you for joining us on

. >> we are pleased with how we've been working with them recently to really bring our fire stations up to snuff. >> commissioner covington: very good. that's all i have. thank you. >> thank you at commissioner covington. thank you chief nicholson. i have to agree with commissioner coupling -- covington. several years ago, seem like it took a long time to get repairs done at some of the houses and certainly on the fleet, and we talked to public works about, you know, working more closely with the public safety sector of our city, police, fire, the share's office, you know, to prioritize our work orders, if you will. i am happy to see that. i appreciate that they appreciate the director of public works with reaching out to us and working with the fire department to expedite our problem, you know, with our projects. expedite our project so would we make sure they get fixed. our firehouses cannot go weeks without proper plumbing, or, you know, appropriate electrical work. so it's been one of our issues. the commission has said that we need a closer relationship with the public works and

. >> there's basically south park, a fire station and bessie carmichael school. in addition to the freeway right-of-way, we're putting navigation centers, for example. we're making best use of the land, but there is not a highly public land area. so that's basically why we've been asking the large sites that have been privately held. they've been great working with us to carve off affordable housing sites. we almost know that land is going to be almost more of a challenge here than the money. so that's why the tennis club side and fourth and harrison side for example are all large sites that have proposed to dedicate part of their land to affordable housing to us. >> president hillis: that came up a couple times here, housing proposals. >> right now, in eastern neighborhoods only in the urban mixed district parcel is there other dedicated used. it's one of the many tools we can have. you can pay the housing and linkage fee, and how, you can have land dedication as well. >> president hillis: it's worked in places and we've encouraged people to do it. but the plan

this area behind us is the fire station.s is the staging area now which is at least about an hour drive, about an hour drive from the volcano summit. that's where today, that's where today had that massive eruption at 25,000 feet in the air, sent those ash plumes. from where we're standing, dana, you really can't see that dramatic plume in the air because it is so rainy and cloudy. but i will say that the air tastes differently. it smells differently. and geologists we spoke with a little while ago told us for the folks who are directly downwind from this plume, which we are not, but for the folks who are, they're telling folks to stay inside. to try to take shelter because this might not be over. >> because this situation, as i said, is dynamic so you can have, you know, the event such as we saw this morning, short lived event. it might, you know, it may have relieved pressure temporarily. but we expect that these kinds, like i said, more groundwater may be getting into the system and we expect similar events could continue

died in clashes between protesters and police the violence erupted when protesters are set fire to a police station people in cars are or have been demonstrating against decisions made by municipal official. staunch separatists kim toure has been sworn in as cavil only as leader as tensions continue to simmer between the region and the spanish government madrid broke with normal practice and sent no representative to the ceremony meanwhile torah pledged loyalty only to the catalog people and not to the spanish team. and now to the democratic republic of congo where the first urban case of the deadly ebola virus has been detected the outbreak has entered a new phase according to the country's health minister after spreading from the countryside it's now been found in the northwest city of dhaka the latest outbreak has already claimed twenty three lives the fear now is that it could spread rapidly in densely populated areas. the first batch of the ebola vaccine a rise in kinshasa the capital of the democratic republic of congo both arties are rushing to stop the latest outbreak from spiraling out of

has died in clashes between protesters and police the violence erupted when protesters set fire to a police station now people in cars a room have been protesting decisions made by a local government officials. there have been clashes in france as police again tried to remove environmental activists from a site formerly earmarked for an airport activists have occupied the land which is near the western city of nonsense for years france's public broadcaster reported some activists threw petrol bombs while police responded with tear gas and sound grenades huge clouds of ash are spewing from hawaii's kilauea volcano after an explosive eruption the hawaiian civil defense agency says that the ash plume could cover the surrounding area some two thousand people have already been evacuated authorities have urged people to take shelter and ovoid driving. the european commission is taking germany and five other e.u. countries to court over air pollution the e.u. claims that germany has failed to tackle diesel vehicle emissions since the push for cleaner air in two thousand and fifteen many german cities are

economic growth and it's also partly to do with the station fire a shot to kind of level out there and long term at expansion of military spending that's the kind of two thousand and eight. visit down from the break in stockholm thank you very much for joining us on our program you're worth. i tend to check in on business now and numbers from the eurozone are in today and you heard they're not very encouraging no they are not sue me economic growth in the euro zone is slowing in the first three months of this year the single currency area as you cannot economy grew by just zero point four percent lower than the previous quarter it's the sharpest slump in two years since the middle of last year growth in the euro zone has gradually been easing last week the european central bank warned that protectionist dangers were affecting recovery in the euro zone made up of nineteen of the e.u. twenty eight member states that have adopted the euro as their currency. now let's quickly check on the markets take on this rather shocking news only by standing by in frankfurt only what's happening our m

the violence erupted with protesters setting fire to a police station. the people have been protesting decisions made by local government officials. there have been clashes in france as police again tried to remove environmental activists from a site formerly earmarked for an airport. activists have occupied the land near the western city for years. france's public broadcaster reported that some activists threw petrol bombs while police responded with tear gas and sound grenades. huge clouds of ash are spewing from hawaii's kilauea volcano after an explicit irruption. the client civil defense agency said that the ash plume would cover the entire surrounding area. some 200,000 people have been evacuated, and authorities have urged people to take shelter and avoid driving. it is official tonight, the u.s. actress meghan markle confirming her father will not be attending her wedding to britain's prince harry. it follows reports that thomas markle has undergone heart surgery. the couple are due to marry at windsor castle on saturday, and his final preparatio

hit parts of the uk causing floods and travel disruption, such as here at didcot parkway station in oxfordshire. firealled out to tackle floods and some flights in and out of stansted airport have been cancelled. a met office amber warning — meaning a potential risk to life — is in force across wales and the south west of england until early tomorrow morning. summer(!) that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight — now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with emily maitlis. from this day forward, it's going to be only "america first, america first!" so this is what it looks like in the flesh. if ever there were to be a trade war, which is what so many histrionic interpreters are calling this, the united states would stand to win. economic move or purely political, we get reaction from both sides of the atlantic. also tonight, as the nhs prepares to mark its 70th anniversary, just how big a funding crisis is there? demand is going up by 3.5% every year, however, proportionately, the income for trust is only rising by around 1.2% a year, so we have a fundamental gap, that is how it is

the but at least eight explosions in afghanistan's capital kabul they happen to police stations one building is on fire and the interior ministry says that there are still suicide bombers in a building. that arrives at a high security prison feisal suspects and it has killed at least six people are just being told that several gods being held hostage at the jail south of the capital jakarta. polls about closed in malaysia at what's being billed as the country's tightest ever election the votes pits prime minister najib razak against his ninety two year old former mental rubber bride reports from kuala lumpur. malaysia as prime minister najib razak voting in an election that is seen as a test of his credibility. his coalitions lead has narrowed in the days before voting but he's confident he has still done enough to win. i believe the people will give a new mandate to barry san nasional we cannot vote based on slander or sedition because the elections are not about that he has been plagued by the scandal over the government's one m. d. b. investment fund that had hundreds of millions of dollars allegedl

at the fire station sometimes. [laughter]. ainsley: you get more sleep at work than you do at home?your child? >> well this is gracie lynn. as you can see, she is pretty docile personality. we have been very fortunate. she sleeps well. she has been a great baby. we're glad she is here to be part of the family. we're very blessed. ainsley: you used the word family. you feel like family at firehouse. you do good so much for your community. you have beautiful families at home. 20 firefighters work with you guys. seven of you welcomed these new babies in 10 months. we wish you well. we all love family. it is wonderful. congratulations. god bless all of those babe sys. you're welcome. thank you. >>> president trump not backing down on his description of ms-13. >> they said they're people. they're not people. these are animals. ainsley: but acting i.c.e. director thomas homan says the word animals, well, it doesn't go far enough. and he is going to join us live next. >>> nancy pelosi isn't done hearing about the crumbs comment. one business owner called her out on that and her response is

or mac fire crews -- >> reporter: fire crews understand that worry. two stations burnt down that night. any gust can seem reminiscent of those wins. >> you can hear and feel them. >> reporter: the wind is not that strong tonight. nothing that will not power lines down. as we head into the dry months, a couple of reminders, sign-up for your local community alerts, come up with an evacuation plan and pack a go bag of essentials. those are good ideas for any disaster including fire. >> you can never be too ready. thank you. >>> bay area businesses are preparing for a busy mother's day weekend. some families are already starting to celebrate. the national retail federation said on average, americans will spend $180 on gifts for mom. flowers are always popular. a florist in walnut creek told us that mother's day is their busiest day of the year. restaurant owner agreed. they said the holiday surpasses even valentine's day. >> it is always busy for dinner. not so much for lunch. mother's day, we celebrate all day long. >> restaurants across the country are projected to

has died in clashes between protesters and police the violence erupted when protesters set fire to a police station of people in cars or would have been protesting decisions made by local government officials there have been clashes in france has a lease again tried to remove environmental activists from a site formerly earmarked for an airport activists of occupy the land near the western city of nods for years france's public broadcaster reported that some activists threw petrol bombs while police responded with tear gas and sound ridiculous. huge clouds of ash are spewing from hawaii's killer way of ok no after an explosive eruption the hawaiian civil defense agency says that the ash plume would cover the entire surrounding area some two thousand people have already been evacuated and authorities have urged people to take shelter and avoid driving. well it is official tonight the u.s. actress meghan marko confirming her father will not be attending her wedding to britain's prince harry it follows reports that thomas markel has undergone heart surgery now the couple are due to marry at windsor ca