ryan. >> reporter: elizabeth, there were big flare-ups last night. right now crews are making sure that any hot spots do not reig night. they doesn't want any more close calls. >> oh, so they are going up now, they are going further up this trail. >> reporter: joanne dominic continues to watch fire crews in action. she has a front row seat to see their work. crews evacuated her sunday from her clayton area home. she came back yesterday to see the flames flaring up. >> the whole sky was bright red. >> last night my neighbor said look outside. i looked out on my deck and it's kind of like looking over here and there's a wall of fire coming up. >> reporter: firefighters worry winds would whip the flames and ignite embers in the trees like last night. >> what happened there was the one thing that we're worried about today as well is the winds change in the evening time. >> i'm very surprised and grateful. we really, really dodged a bullet up here. >> reporter: there was still plenty of damage but most will to brush, no home damage. look how close the fir

looking for flare ups. that's the big concern now, with this wind activity.his area has burned before. long time clayton residents may remember a lightning sparked wildfire on mount diablo back in august of 1977. it was the last major fire to burn on mount mount diablo. it burned 6,000 acres in a few days along the north sight of the mountain. back here live at base camp in dublin. we just learned they will hold a briefing, an update at 6:00 tomorrow morning to get the very latest on this fire. we will have coverage on that during the morning news. julie haener reporting live in dublin. back to you. >> they're making a lot of progress here, but are there still homes that are threatened? >> 100 people, 100 homes have been evacuated. no more evacuations ordered at this point. they did make a lot of progress. they still have a long way to go. as we just mentioned with that wind activity, they are seeing small flare ups on the northeast side of the mountain. >> we'll see you again in a couple of minutes. thank you julie. >>> new details now on some video that we

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looking for flare ups. that's the big concern now, with this wind activity.his area has burned before. long time clayton residents may remember a lightning sparked wildfire on mount diablo back in august of 1977. it was the last major fire to burn on mount mount diablo. it burned 6,000 acres in a few days along the north sight of the mountain. back here live at base camp in dublin. we just learned they will hold a briefing, an update at 6:00 tomorrow morning to get the very latest on this fire. we will have coverage on that during the morning news. julie haener reporting live in dublin. back to you. >> they're making a lot of progress here, but are there still homes that are threatened? >> 100 people, 100 homes have been evacuated. no more evacuations ordered at this point. they did make a lot of progress. they still have a long way to go. as we just mentioned with that wind activity, they are seeing small flare ups on the northeast side of the mountain. >> we'll see you again in a couple of minutes. thank you julie. >>> new details now on some video that we

the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to operations around the day. welcome back to the r t headquarters in moscow i'm lindsey france thousands rallied in britain in protest at a russian law banning the promotion of gay lifestyles to those under the age of eighteen some protesters join the call for a boycott of the upcoming sochi winter olympics russia has been the focus of widespread criticism over the issue of gay rights in the country because of the legislation artie's culture correspondent martin andrews took a look at gay life in the russian capital. the real rainbow russia fights on the streets and less arrests for many around the world moscow brings images of snow spies violence and now extreme homophobia the new anti-gay propaganda law has certainly break night in the cold war hangups from decades ago on the this time it's the l g b t community in the spotlight all the fights for equality and boycotts on sporting events can be justif

we have seen a couple of flare ups. the fire trucks are up there to make sure it does not go below where they are now. for those who need a place to stay the clayton community library is open to anyone who needs shelter. there are volunteers there to help you out as well as food and water. we are live with live pictures. >> and just for perspective from your area as well, how far away are those flames to the nearest homes there? can you tell? >> reporter: it's hard to tell. the flames are at the top of the ridge. the first home that you probably see is the middle to the top of that mountain. i'm not sure what the distance is. there are fire trucks above where that home is. there is a road up there. i cannot estimate from where we are standing. but it looks like there are still considerable distance between the spot fires and the homes. but in between those are where the fire trucks are. looks like they will make a stand there. >> and i saw with the pictures of the house it looks like the lights are on. so those folks ma

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. >> the firefighters held it back and today they monitored the astronaut make sure it doesn't flare back up. the confidence level among residents and firefighters has gone up. >> a public of us were talking to the crews and they said they feel the worst is over for our area here. >> firefighters say the fire surprised them and laid down but the big plumes of smoke coming from the canyons for the past two days are gone today. firefighters say they have made great progress getting 45 percent of it contained. they still don't trust it and the evacuation order for 75 homes is still in place. >> we want to make sure the areas that people are allowed to go back in when we do our repopulation are as safe as we can make them. the fire still is not 100 percent contained yet. we will make sure that everything is safe. >> this is a picture of the helicopter about to make a water drop and it is not actively burning this morning. can you see they still very cautious worried that wins could pick up this afternoon and they know this fire can be unpredictable and they know the situation and change.

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have been watching spots like this throughout the morning and they justfully you like -- they just flare-up hoping for another briefing here soon. stay with us and i will have the latest in the next half hour. >> thank you. evacuees are sent to clayton community library and the red cross is on site to hope. those with horses and there are wages, can go do heather farms park in walnut creek or the contra costa county horseman association on grant street. to show you how the community is rallying, a three went out on facebook to help the founder of rehab branch in clayton with horses and goats needing to be evacuated and a few hours 30 people showed up from communities, many with trailers to move the animals to safety. >> the weather is not advantageous for f.b.i.s and we hope it is a different story today. >> i noticed a couple of things, it is above the boundary where news for air quality in the east bay and can you see it is calm in concord and livermore the two main reporting stations but at 3,000' we above the boundary layer and the wins are blowing. on the positive side it is keeping th

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this time, the guy gets out and breaks the back window and his buddy hands him a flare. this is an attempt at arson. they are trying to set this on fire. the video ends before we see if the car goes up in flame. surely, there was some damage because of the flare. >> and the window busted out. >> absolutely. now, police looking for these two. hopefully, people can identify the vehicle. maybe these guys from the video. >> that's what i call malice of forethought. they thought about this. they wanted to do something with malice. >>> when you first look at this man laying in a hospital bed, you may think, wow, you must have been in a horrible accident. he looks terrible. but, in fact, he looks very, very good compared to what he used to look like. this is 27-year-old reaccept sert. he is aturkish man. this is at a turkish hospital. that's a face transplant. he is the fifth person to successfully have this surgery. in 2007, he lost his left eye and chin in a shotgun accident. his face was mangled from this incident. that's what recep's face looked like after the shotgun accid

they don't want those to flare up. last night there was a big flare-up. we are at the top of mount diablo at the summit right there. it's very rare because the state park has been closed. they let us up here to show you from this vantage point. we have been looking down at helicopters for the last several minutes. the fire crews do not want any more close calls. >> oh, so they are going up now. they are going further up this trail. >> reporter: joanne dominic continues to watch fire crews in action. she has a front row seat to see their work. crews evacuated her sunday from her clayton area home. she came back yesterday to see the flames flaring up. >> the whole sky was bright red. >> last night my neighbor said look outside. i looked out on my deck and it's kind of like looking over here. and there's just a wall of fire coming up. >> reporter: firefighters worry winds would whip the flames and ignite embers in the trees like it did last night. >> and what happened there was the one thing we are worried about today is the winds change in the evening time.

we do know there have been a few flare-ups tonight.s only 20% contained and the 100 homes that are still being threatened from the original evacuation orders, that remains in place. meantime, the smoke from this fire has been drifting southeast of mount diablo right over where we're standing, in fact, and it's forced people to stay indoors and in some cases schools have canceled all outdoor activities. >> reporter: a smoky brown haze settled over parts of contra costa and alameda counties. some said it was enough to drive them indoors. >> you can notice it in black hawk, the smoke coming over and we started smelling it so we all went back inside. >> reporter: the air quality district issued a smoke advisory. the pollution levels, considered moderate. for the dublin school district it was enough to cancel pe and lunch outdoors. >> personally i have asthma see it was getting to me a little bit. but as the day was progressing it faded. >> reporter: the high school's running team jogged inside the gym and the football team practiced indoor

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here's video from news chopper 2 that shows a flare up triggered by strong winds late in the night. this fire threatened to jump the containment line. crews were able to fight back the flames and didn't allow the fire to jump across morgan territory road where there are a number of homes and ranches on the other side. the fire reignited in an area that was thought to be contained. and even though there's a mandatory evacuation order in place for that area, a number of people remained behind. and crews say that was problematic. >> we're advising people it's best to get out of the area they are living in so we can get fire equipment in. the time to evacuate is not when we're trying to get fire equipment in. it presents a hazard for the firefighters trying to get into the area. >> reporter: the morgan fire first broke out on sunday afternoon. hot, dry conditions spanned the flames. the exact cause of the fire is still under investigation. crews yesterday really gained the upper hand on this fire thanks to a relentless era tack that included drops on a large plane. there were water drop

how dangerous are the flare-ups that i was just talking about?> reporter: those flare-ups are still occurring, those hot spots smoldering. they're expected to continue here for the next couple of days. it just gives you an idea of just how much of an inferno this was that raced through this boardwalk. as crews get in there, as investigators in there, as they start shifting around and moving some of that debris to try and sort of investigate the cause of this blaze which is still unknown, they put air into those pockets that are still smoldering and that feeds it. they expect that to happen for the next few days. there's a lot there that would have burned, still left to burn, still very hot from that day. as i mentioned, no cause yet known in that investigation. they continue their efforts. they're going to sift from that section of the boardwalk all the way over to this point that you see here. from this point on forward, about 20% of the boardwalk is still relatively unscathed with just little pockets here and there. and some of the businesses r

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more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images. from the streets of canada. showing up for racial to rule the day. welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are they it appears that i'm back in london they guess what let's go to california and speak to charles shoesmith of of two minds dot com charles just minutes welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max thanks for having me on the show all right charles you smith i've been reading a lot of your stuff recently you're getting better and better every year child with a you say that the fed matters less than we think house. you know the u.s. senate it was a good show over there was the only game in town but in actual fact really doesn't have much control over the real economy all it can do is lower interest rates and make it easier for speculators to skim billions from the real economy. yeah but if the fed has over the past thirty years created an economy that is essentially in an enormous bubble that they control by either talking about adjusting interest rates visa be their

this hillside, in fact, flared up last night putting homeowners on edge once again. because, in part, of the actions of residents, not a single house has been destroyed. as firefighters work to put out the hot spots and remove any branches or trees that could give the morgan fire a chance to flare up again, they're also acknowledging the work homeowners have played in keeping their houses from going up in flames. >> they worked in a lot of ways. we didn't lose any residential structures in this fire and a large part of that is because we had a lot of people paying attention to defensible space, and we got lucky, too. >> reporter: she has been weed eating her property to create a buffer zone around her home since she moved to mt. diablo 33 years ago. she's glad she's taken those crucial steps, but says she'll never forget the firefighters who put their lives at risk for her. >> they said, go, we're staying. they left a crew of three here and i look at the house and them, i said, you know, all i can say is thank you, and god bless and good luck. >> reporter: the flames

a flare up and windy conditions nearly blew flames into a subdivision of homes, neighbors watched it happen. >> winds just swirled up and jumped to a huge tree on this side. and blew up, then went down the meadow like a river of flames. just horrible. >> the fire started sunday afternoon, coming up at 5:00 abc 7 will join us live from mount diablo to take us inside of the fire line. >> clover fire ruling through rural homes of shasta county and doing damage. cal fire reports 80 structures have been destroyed including 30 homes. the 7400 acre fire is 40% contained but moving quickly towards 500 evacuated homes. major power transmission lines are threatened this, broke out yesterday in 100 degree heat and gusting winds. >> rim fire has now burned 250,000 acres the assessment restoration process is just beginning. abc 7 news is has more. >> this video of fire damage along the river shot on thursday. by a river trust board member as he twont retrieve both views to shuttle firefighters. the trust says 96% of the fire was within the river water shed. today anticipating costs in the tens of

more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule today. it's wednesday are you ready to rumble joining me for it that i had long liberal dan bongino conservative commentator candidate for congress representing maryland sixth district and author of the forthcoming book the life inside the bubble top rank secret service agent walked away from it all and horace cooper conservative commentator and senior fellow at the center for public policy research thank you both for joining me so let's get into this let's start off with syria during today tuesday's senate foreign relations committee hearings on the use of military force in syria secretary of state kerry seemed to waffle about the possibility of american boots on the ground in syria an exchange of new jersey senator robert menendez kerry first said that the united states wanted to keep its options open regarding u.s. troops on syrian soil. i don't want to take off the table an option

more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are today. latest news in the week's top stories from r.t. washington fails to get the world on its side for an attack on syria with scant support from the g. twenty in the e.u. russia is taking a firm stand against saying the syrian rebels of provoking a foreign intervention. party sees the brutality of that civil war firsthand as the syrian army tries to clear an ancient christian village of al-qaeda linked rebel. also headlining smalling officials in afghanistan say a nato airstrike has killed civilians including women and children something the alliance is denying we take a look in the program at the legacy that coalition troops is set to leave in the war ravaged nation when they withdraw forces next year. and also votes for a new measure results point to a clear victory for the acting chief leaving office.

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be a challenge but has the community become a scapegoat of anti russia propaganda and this tempers flare and protest tourism takes hold in london and new york are activists seeing the full picture. central station is a popular gay nightclub such venues aren't in themselves a measure of freedom nor are they the benchmark of human rights and acceptance but they do give something of an insight into the reality of gay life here this isn't about promoting a positive image of russia it's about addressing the fact that even though gay rights are being squeezed and l. g.b.t. people have been abusing killed it is possible for young gay men and women to have a happy healthy and safe life here activists in the west are spoken out loudly in great numbers but is this about hate crime or hate russia. this is not about defending russia's. and there is only one side to a quality but it is about understanding russia's history social behavior soviet mindset and the whole religion has over swathes of society here and this one of the most misunderstood places in the world tolerance and equality remain a bat

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stranded residents to do anything they can to get attention, use white sheets, reflective mirrors, flares and signal fires. that's according to the daily camera, a local newspaper in boulder president helicopter teams taking advantage of finally clear weather that's in the forecast today. yesterday they continued getting pummeled with more rain, two more inches of rain fell which kept the helicopters grounded and of course complicated the rescue efforts. >> at least five are confirmed dead, 1200 people have not been heard from, many likely because phone and internet service is out in many areas. 1500 homes are destroyed by all of the water and more than 17,000 others are damaged. >> meantime, volunteers pouring into the flood zone trying to help out. bob redell has that side of the story including a handful of volunteers from here in the bay area. >> reporter: good morning. correct, right now it is just a handful, just three red cross volunteers from the bay area who headed to colorado to help those people. this is just the beginning of their response so it's quite possible there could be

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tempers were flaring. some came from out of town to look at it. officers say with back to school, back to work, after the long holiday weekend that played into it as well. >> it's a little ridiculous. it's really backed up. my office is on market and it's all the way backed up. >> four hours from sutter street. >> you aren't even on the bridge. >> no. >> what's the problem? >> you are supposed to know that. >> reporter: the new bridge has the same number of lanes as the old and the speed limit is still 50 miles an hour. the only thing different is that view. the chp caught plenty snapping photographs while driving. they spent much of yesterday giving out tickets and warnings. the chp cited a motorcyclist going 70 and the first arrest happened four hours after the bridge hoped, a woman was pulled over on suspicious of dui and the first accident, minor crash involving three cars. reporting live >> thank you. the bridge doesn't have emergency call boxes on the new span. officials say they didn't have time to

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fire crews spent all last night and plan to spend part of the day today making sure there aren't any flare-ups because of the dry conditions. the cause of the fire is now under investigation. >>> smeek from that fire could be seen for miles. we got phone called from viewers in the south concerned about the smoke in the air, and the san jose fire department confirmed the brush fire was to blame because of the weather pattern. >> still ahead on today in the bay, the american people divided. >> no war! >> the people say. >> no war! >> now to the latest on the crisis in syria. president obama will address the nation on syria on tuesday night. we'll be right back. i love these shoes. but when they start hurting, i have to take them off. until i found dr. scholl's for her. they support and cushion my feet all day. this is happiness - happy feet. so, i've got energy and style all day. dr. scholl's for her . for heels and flats. i'm a believer. >>> and now to the latest on the crisis in syria. president obama will address the nation on syria tuesday night, and then on wednesday, a key vote is expected

in the if you make a mistake, that lights like a flare in the middle of the night.witter or wikipedia or something. >> mike and i have the advantage that we have been sportscasters for a million years and we've got all this stuff imprinted on our brains. you're never sure about dates, you're never sure about names or context or circumstance. so having tony here, knowing that he's always going to correct us when we're wrong and we love him to death, that adds to the comradery of the show. >> it's as though he's become an incredibly popular character on a sitcom. >> virtually every time we make a mistake, we feel stupid, but virtually every time you're on or off the air, we feel stupid. i have had the wrong cities. i'll try to re-create an event and i will get every single part of it wrong, except possibly the main character. >> it's better for tony to call you out on the same day than the dead guy to call you and say, hey, i'm still breathing. >> it's always better -- it's always better to correct it. >> what lessons do you think there are from what you guys do? i me

more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are old today. the u.n. security council is due to debate a resolution to enforce the chemical to solomon of syria but remains in position. as washington's discussion. with all the civil war shows no signs of. companies the syrian army on a daily operation in the. damascus. the latest revelations a courtesy of edward snowden is that the national security agency has been trolling through private financial transactions both foreign and domestic.

more news today violence has once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations are today . russia says a deal to hondo syria's chemical stockpiles is already in the pipeline with moskos initiative in-doors by bronco bamma made like plans to support for war in the. while she sources claim rebel fighters in syria are planning a chemical attack against israel from government controlled territories in a blatant procreate. to get is also a far right extremist anders breivik killed dozens in a mass in this at a time of norway legs and on to immigration policy it was a member all as part of a right wing coalition into government look at how europe's increasingly turning away from multiculturalism.