like groves, taylor was a married man with children.nd right off the bat, he told the trooper he had a confession to make. >> he did admit that they had had a physical relationship briefly, and it had only been a few days before she disappeared, as i recall, the first contact, physical contact. >> like a balladeer who knows his audience is hanging on every lyric, the guitar man kept singing to the cops. taylor told the trooper kathy heckel had called him at work the day she disappeared. her voice, he said, had a strange tone. >> she called him just before lunchtime and was upset or anxious and said that she had something she wanted to talk to him about. and he was busy. and he said, "i can't talk. i'll call you back," and hung up. he did try to call back then sometime later. and she had gone for lunch. >> taylor said he'd played golf with friends that afternoon and had planned to meet up with kathy later that night. >> denny goes to their location where they're going to meet. kathy doesn't show up. he was concerned that something may ha

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look you can see the gates here, barring the way so visitors can't make their way down into stern grovers ours going to be getting underway, as you said this week, but right now it's simply too dangerous to let people down. to the park. but the city is saying that they're pairs should be done in time for next year's concert series. crews begin work this week, clearing the mess left three weeks ago when it ruptured water main dumped 700,000 gallons of water into stern grove park. the public utilities commission says the flood left 2 to 4 ft of mud in the backstage area. but the slope and the trees lining the park took the brunt of the damage. we have to remove trees. we have to stabilize the slope. uh we also have to remove ah, some of the well that some of most of the dirt that was deposited downhill. the 700,000 gallons that flooded is a relative drop in the bucket compared to the 200 million gallons of water the city uses per day. the price tag for the cleanup is estimated to cost up to $4 million and is not expected to impact customers bills. this is ray pair of money that goes to pa

it did cancel the final weekend of this year's stern grove music festival series.s a lot of goodwill extended to us about different options. but i think people expect a certain experience that they're only getting in strong grove. and so we didn't feel we could do it. justice by moving out with stuff short notice, and frankly, i don't think our organization could have pulled it off. richie says most of the repairs should be done by the end of this year. they are now working on hiring contractors to get the work done, he says. it's a project that commission almost prevented. interestingly enough we had replaced a lot this 54 inch line. up to near that valve. we didn't get to the point of replacing that section. ah, so if we had just recently replaced the whole thing, then this wouldn't have happened in san francisco. i'm james torrez, ktvu fox two news. and today we received a statement from bob felder at the executive director of the stunk stern grove festival, saying quote we're working with the city to assess the damage and hope to be back in 2022 tropical storm

yesterday flames reached one grove where the trail of 100 giant sequoias is a national monument.s battle to keep the blaze from driving further into another grove of 2,000 sequoias. that's where the base of the world's largest tree known as the general sherman and other trees have been wrapped in protective foil. >> it's fairly unusual to use structure wrap to protect natural resources, but that is a good indicator of how precious these particular trees are in this operation. >> fire officials say hot, dry weather and stronger winds were contributing to critical fire conditions. >>> and here's something that will knock your socks off. espn says philippine senator and boxing icon manny pacquiao accepted his party's nomination to run for president. the 42-year-old former champion will be a candidate in next may's election. pacquiao who lived in poverty before becoming a boxer said it was high time to fight for the poor and eradicate poverty. he also warned corrupt government officials that they're nearing imprisonment. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," anderson cooper stops by the t

the clubhouse is located within admin stern recreation grove on the east end of stern grove and pine lake park in san francisco'spark neighborhood. the building is owned and operatedby the san francisco recreational park .on january 26 , supervisor mark introduced a resolution to initiate landmark designation for the clubhouse. both the land use committee and full board ofsupervisors voted unanimously to recommend approval which became effective much 19 2021 . the clubhouse was constructed in 1892 as an in and roadhouse by george w green junior. son of one of seven brothers in the green family. the green family had come to the san francisco from canada and were occupying land in the southof san francisco as early as 1847 . the clubhouse operated as an i and roadhouse from 1892 to 1916. and in its heyday , which you've already heard of, at the turn-of-the-century the trocadero was established as a roadhouse, cabaretand resort all rolled into one . by the 19 teams like many other roadhouse is hadfallen into disrepair . but the onset of prohibition and the loss of its liquor license was

it did cancel the final weekend of this year's stern grove music festival series. although there was a lot of goodwill extended to us about different options. but i think people expect a certain experience that they're only getting in strong grove. and so we didn't feel we could do it. justice by moving at this step short notice, and frankly, i don't think our organization could have pulled it off. richie says most of the repairs should be done by the end of this year. they are now working on hiring contractors to get the work done, he says. it's a project that commission almost prevented. interestingly enough, we had replaced a lot this 54 inch line. up to near that valve. we didn't get to the point of replacing that section. ah, so if we had just recently replaced the whole thing, then this wouldn't have happened in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news and just within the past hour, we received a statement from bob fielder, the executive director of the stern grove festival, he says quote. we are working with the city to assess the damage. we hope t

on a sequoia grove. these guys would be your least worried tree that's going to burn down right there. so resilience so hardy. but um, you know, without treatment, drought and tree mortality i mentioned, as well as the most famous tree, the general sherman you know, things are unpredictable in the past 5 years have been really intense. so we're just trying to mitigate any unforeseen hazards that might come through. call me after canada things coast was lashed by a hurricane. there's now another storm moving his jeff for the details. hello, a great to see. we're going to start your weather story across the america, then 1st towards south america, disturbed weather puerto lay gray rate into uruguay. take a look at it salty on $39.00. i think. i think we'll get you to 40 by the time monday rolls around, and then the wind direction shifts to a southerly when we get some rain and close to down south end of south america. persistent rain for the pacific coast of columbia spilling into the columbia andes on sun

i'm just glad i can help. huge water main break that flooded stern grove park in san francisco.ies commission says the flood left up to four ft of mud in the area and damage slopes and trees and forced the cancellation of the stern grove music festival. several of the trees will have to be removed along with all the mud and dirt crews hope to have the work done by the end of this year in time for next year's stern grove music festival. i think that's something that is eminently doable. we would make sure that the ability to reopen ah for concerts. i believe they start in. may uh, that should be not a problem at all. the price of the cleanup is estimated to cost up to $4 million which will come out of the p u. c s budget. already days are getting shorter out there you can see behind me. the live picture about this is about two minutes and 40 seconds a day as we head towards the in daylight as we head towards the terminal equinox, which is not that far off just about a week. that peak we were talking about frank and julie. that is we were close that it is a napa valley. that's atl

only at metro by t-mobile. >>> a massive water main break and flood cut the stern grove season shortthis year after the concert grounds were badly damaged. but you can still check out the best of the best this weekend. >> we will be bringing you the best of the fast tomorrow evening at 7:00 right here on kpix 5 featured acts include joan jett and the black hearts, and the st. paul and the broken bones. that's not all the concert series continues next saturday with more of the best acts of the season. always fun to be here. that was pretty incredible. thank you for watching the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. >> we will see you back here at 11:00 and have a great weekend. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank y'all. appreciate it. thank y'all very m

yesterday flames reached one grove with the trail of 100 giant sequoias is a national monument.efighters battled to keep the blaze from driving further into another grove of 2,000 sequoias. where the base of the world's largest tree known as if general sherman and other trees have been wrapped in protective foil. >> trevor: that's right, protective foil. imagine being the scientists who figured this out. one minute you're in the cafeteria about to eat a baked potato and the next minute you're, like, wait a minute! if the protective foil doesn't save the tree, it will make it delicious! it may sound extreme but this is a celebrity trustee, you know, it's the same way we shrugged off coronavirus until tom hanks got it, then we shut the planet down. tom's got it! not to mention general sherman is not just the largest tree in the world, it has also been around for over 2,000 years. that tree probably knew the cross jesus died on. it sees a crews fix and it's like, steve! steve! you realize that tree is so old it was around during slavery, and it tid nothing to stop it. you just stoo

there are a lot of sequoia groves down there.last year, losing an entire 10% of all of the giant sequoia groves, the windy fire is now a big concern ays outhat is na to ow how that keep you abt those kinds of things. there is the smoke coming off of the fire but i need to draw your attention to this one. the caldor fire is not done. it is not threatening south lake tahoe at this point but on the southern perimeter of that fire, away from myers and southlake, that fire has started to grow a bit and it is putting more smoke into the sky because we get into thursday and friday, the upper levels of the atmosphere are going to be able to tap into the fires near sequoia, and the caldor fire. so, it does not look like it will be a major smoke inundation, but no going into thursday and friday, air quality could go downhill. we will let you know how that plays out. we are much better of that stuff when we get to within a 24 hour window. let's give that another 12 hours or so and we will see how that will come together. mid-50s for morning

well short of the town of pen grove. we've seen this repeatedly this year were towns. get decimated pretty quick alive, evacuees back home with their pets by dark, felt very lucky. i don't know how people do this when it's really a disaster when it's really like up in the forest and stuff because i was scared to death. i mean, i just. i didn't know what to do. this resident was among those who first spotted flames at his neighbor's house. a half hour later, he was grabbing what he could to clear out. yes it is a wake up call, and everybody should be prepared because. you know, you just do you think you are, but you're not. not until you're holding the hose in your front yards. plenty of people attempted that to taking their lives in their hands. people wanting to do battle with a garden hose. not not recommended this fire's rapid spread, reflecting the risk to the entire region in the days and weeks ahead. it's unfortunate for this family and we're working with them pretty much lost everything. but we are fortunate that it is only 11 structure 20. the destroyed structu

in california, a large wildfires burned into at least 4 groves of gigantic, ancient sequoias in national parks and forests. 5 sciences haven't yet been able to determine how much damage was done to the groves on friday, cooler weather health crews to keep the flames away from a cluster containing the world's largest tree by wrapping fire resistance, blankets around it. with constant warnings of climate catastrophe. many governments are struggling to balance economic pressures with the need to protect the environment off the coast of cut off one project is on the way to help the ecosystem by restoring coral reefs, gillian wolf reports. petro range spends most mornings out of see off the coast cutter. he's joined by a team of marine biologists from all around the world to explore a region they say is under study states, right? so what are cor resear facing right now? is 2 different types of threats. we have local threats such a sedimentation, such as pollution such as overfishing, and we have global threats and this is what is associated with global climate change. and with these threats.

is passing over some really beautiful water in california launch wildfires, a burden to at least 4 groves of gigantic, ancient squares in national parks and forests firefighters. haven't yet been able to determine how much damage was done to the groves on friday. cooler weather helped crews to keep the wildfires away from a famous cluster containing the was largest tree by wrapping fire resistant blankets around it. the general sherman is more than 2000 years old. the remains of the man who founded one of latin america's most violent rebel groups. the shining pass will be committed through congress reached the decision following days of heated debate over concerns with his graveside could become a rallying point for supporters. marianna sanchez reports from lima. the, the body of former shining path leader of the males man remains in the morgue for now hated by so many do, branded a terrorist and genocidal his death became the subject of debate for nearly a week. authorities denied his wife, illinois, also serving a life sentence for terrorism. permission to decide his fate. instead, prec

now were large. wildfires have burned into at least 4 groves of gigantic, ancient clothes and national parks and forests firefighters. haven't yet been able to determine how much damage was done. the groves on friday cooler weather helped crews to keep flames away from a cluster containing the world's largest tree by rubbing 5 resistant blankets surrounded with constant warnings of a climate catastrophe. many governments are struggling to balance economic pressures with the need to protect the environment off the coast katara. one projects is underway to help the ecosystem by restoring called leads to wolf reports. petro range spends most mornings out of c, off the coast cutter. he's joined by a team of marine biologists from all around the world to explore a region they say is under study fits right. so what our car research facing right now is 2 different types of threats. we have local threats such a sedimentation, such as pollution such as over fishing, and we have global threats and this is what is associated with the global climate change. and with these threats. right now we can

crews have been wrapping up the grove, wrapping the grove brother with aluminum to protect the trees.one of two wildfires that make up the knp complex, which was started by lightning last week. the giant forced is home to about 2000 sequoias, including the general sherman tree that ancient tree is 275 ft. tall with a diameter of more than 36 ft at its base, it is considered to be the largest living thing on earth. berkeley surveillance video shows a man wanted by police for stealing of £300 safe from home and alvarado road. the safe contained jewelry and family. keep six. worth $500,000. the men actually used a handmade quilt like this one to help drag that safe outside of the home and down two flights of stairs. the victims are offering a $40,000 reward for the return of their property. this is our money to prove the american people that their government works for them. president biden once again making a case for his build back, better plan, he says it would help the middle class. but why even some members of his own party are skeptical. also celebrating hispanic heritage month we t

this is 1967 bohemian grove. nixon on one side, reagan on the other, the kind middle is harvey hancock the campaign manager for eisenhower and also a big executive at pan am. this guy to the left of nixon is glenn seaboard who has 11 come discovered 11 elements was a professor at cal berkeley, was in the manhattan project at uc and also wasn't the cowinner of the nobel prize in 1951. here's a a leader of a late on moving for peace, arms control et cetera but these are the kinds of people who were there. now, is it a problem in america that people have secret society at yale and with the jails connection to the intelligence community, is it a problem they gather in places that are defined a secret? the bohemian grove, right? isn't a a problem there there without press meeting and chatting? may be maybe not. is it a problem they put on roads on one of the first days and have a ceremony in front of a giant statue of an owl in which they burn the human effigy at a ceremony called the cremation of care? it's weirder,

cat: in a sequoia grove used by u.c.erkeley for research that hasn't burned in 100 years, robert york points out the potential for the kind of destructive fire that happens when too much fuel piles up on the forest floor. robert: when i look at this forest, what i'm thinking about is, oh, there hasn't been a fire here in a long time. and, therefore, there has't been a fire that could essentially clean out all of the logs and the sticks that are on the ground. i also think about how difficult it might be to have a good fire at this point, because there's so much fuel. that's going to create more intensity for when a fire does occur. this is an area that was burned with a prescribed fire in 2012. cat: it's a paradox -- bad fires that burn too hot and too high can be lethal for sequoias, but the trees do need some fire to release seeds from their cones. and the years-long western droughd hotter temperatures are threatening the viability of those seeds. robert: so, if we continue to have hot and dry springs, even if we do ge

. >>> wildfires are threatening groves of giant sequoia trees in two of california's national parks. the fires were ignited by fliengt lightning late last week and exploded over the weekend, forcing closures in sequoia and kings canyon national parks. the terrain means the flames can only be attacked through the air. >>> another tell-all book about the trump administration is set to be released three weeks from today. this one focusing on the formr first lady. information has already started leaking out and as expected, it is not flattering. this morning, new details about melania trump's time in the white house. >> thank you. >> reporter: provided by the woman at her side, most of those years. in her new book, former trump white house official, stephanie grisham, best known as the press secretary who never held a news conference, gives an inside look at the chaotic trump white house and takes aim at the former first lady. in excerpts obtained by politico, grisham recalls the january 6th riot at the u.s. capitol. writing as rioters stormed the building, grisham texted mrs. trump, do

a look back at the musical highlights of the 84th season of stern grove as you may know. the season was cut short due to that flood. the grove will be back with music performances from june of 2022. they need your support. so please log on and let them know how you can help at sterngrove. org. friends, have a wonderful weekend wherefore you are. whatever you are doing. stay dry. get out there. french kiss the morning air. and have a good one. more at kpix.com. back to you. >> never heard it put like that before. >> but okay. sounds good. >> yes. >>> and kcbs radio. thank you so much for joining us. it is so good to see you. >> thanks, guys. >> see you next time. >>> the time is now 6:24. still ahead, hitting the bay area this morning. >> san francisco hasn't seen weather like this at this time of year in more than four decades. the fire danger is extremely high as we look live over the east bay hills. with every lightning strike, the concern. will it start a wildfire? we have live team coverage tracking it all for you. >>> president biden lays out his plan to get more ame

so as you can see, our next one would be stearn grove. we're hoping to be here before the end of the year for concept plan, and then early to mid-next year for award of construction contracts at the other three that i mentioned. and with that, i will pass it back to lisa to sum up. >> great. thanks, cara. so just to -- as cara said, to sum up and to show the financial update, you'll see from the initiative budget the project continues hover around $35 million project. and cara's cost estimates on the playground construction has been great so far. and we're hoping and looking forward to those holding as we bid out the next set of projects. and the partners have done some work to lower some of the initiative-wide expenses. and with that and the addition of some public funds for -- to complete richmond playground, we're happy to say we're almost done with the fundraising for this initiative. and, um, that concludes the presentation for today. and cara and i are happy to answer any questions. and just give our thanks to this commission for it

robert willis resident of cedar grove inc. and wisconsin and christopher, ev baker and professor of economics at the charles' quote of applied economics and management at cornell university in new york. i look forward to hearing from you all and thank you for sharing time and expertise with us today. pricing is considered one of the most complicated economic systems in our nations. when that system is working for farmers, it reaches coast-to-coast include in my home state of new york, the first fourth-largest dairy producing and the largest producer of yoga and home to 3000 dairy farms. when the milk pricing system leaves farmers without adequate pay, the impacts are felt across our economy. dairy farmers are facing rising cost of production and current dairy prices are covering them. farmers cost money like labor and fuel have been increasing for years in foreign into a huge graffiti art at his torque prices. consolidation of the dairy industry has only exacerbated these issues. large terry operations have driven prices well

the clubhouse is located within admin stern recreation grove on the east end of stern grove and pineeratedby the san francisco recreational park .on january 26 , supervisor mark introduced a resolution to initiate landmark designation for the clubhouse. both the land use committee and full board ofsupervisors voted unanimously to recommend approval which became effective much 19 2021 . the clubhouse was constructed in 1892 as an in and roadhouse by george w green junior. son of one of seven brothers in the green family. the green family had come to the san francisco from canada and were occupying land in the southof san francisco as early as 1847 . the clubhouse operated as an i and roadhouse from 1892 to 1916. and in its heyday , which you've already heard of, at the turn-of-the-century the trocadero was established as a roadhouse, cabaretand resort all rolled into one . by the 19 teams like many other roadhouse is hadfallen into disrepair . but the onset of prohibition and the loss of its liquor license was converted to a single-family residence and occupied by a longtime owner. gr

certain groves. 85th season is expected to take place next june. >> stay with us.reak. >> some 45 right now and we're looking at nice day to day hot. yeah. i feel like we've done kind of copy paste hot days for the last several the cool down is a coming he's not a broken record all you'll change yet tomorrow we fix the record today's the last day. if you remember skipping doing all key the key and then had to pick it up. it was a re max northern well, it is you look at he will not any points but we are looking at a repeat today as compared to yesterday. so it's actually pretty easy forecast to talk about. >> if you liked yesterday, feel like today if you didn't like yesterday, just wait for tomorrow and the changes are on their way. you're north. cal how the weather center forecast this morning is showing that low grade. the singing now below berkeley but a little hint of what we've got once that gray does clear out, it is a very, very thin marine layer. just a little vail across the bay this morning. so it is not going to last for long at all. now we're certainly

be lost. >> the biggest worry for me is we have two fires burning right now that are threatening groveseen able to treat. the risk is still there. >> reporter: stephanie elam, cnn, in the sierra nevada mountains. >>> up next, the girlfriend of an accused killer revealing new details about his state of mind just days before police say he shot and killed a three-month-old baby. people with moderate to severe psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the entrance they make, the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and hea

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robert wills, president of willow grove cheese, inc. and clock shadow creamery and mr. wolf from the dyson school of applied economics at cornell. catherine de ronde is vice president of economics at agri-mark, joined in 2017 and is responsible for watching dairy market trends forecasting milk prices, working on state and federal legislation affecting agri-mark members. she was previously employed with the massachusetts department of agricultural resources. she holds a bachelor and master's degree in resource commission from the university of connecticut. thank you for being here, catherine. mr. bob wills is owner of cedar grove cheese since 1989, is a wisconsin master cheese maker, served on the board of the american cheese society. sustainable agriculture and community boards. prior to buying the cheese factory he worked as a research associate and instructor at university of wisconsin, the economic research services of the u.s. department of agriculture and state and legislative staff positions. he has a b.a. from american university, phd in economics and j.d. from t

corner of grove and baker. >> western addition? >> yes. >> that is a good central location.ble to go back now to st. mary's or can you go back to st. mary's and talk to them? i think that the san francisco healthcare's skilled nursing facilities for community-based. i don't think we are 100% opposed to that. we need to keep to our original conversation we had about a minimum of 70 in-hospital beds. i think we can do that in the city and county of san francisco. when you look at all of the major counties in the state of california. we are the only one that does not have. thank you, chinese hospital for stepping up. that will be great. we do need to fast track that the same like you did the psych-medbeds. we have to work together to fast track that possess. we have to ask st. mary's and maybe kaiser, c.p.m.c. c.p.m.c. how many patients are at davies campus? do we know. >> last i checked in there were eight. >> chinese hospital we have 79 buildings. it is empty because we moved to the new building. to be more efficient operationally. the second floor on the other side later on

be lost. >> the biggest worry for me is we have two fires burning right now that are threatening groves stephanie elam, cnn in the sierra, nevada, mountains. >> well, all the glitz and glamour of television's biggest night was back on display at sunday's prime-time emmy awards. after last year's virtual ceremony, stars of the small screen were back on the red carpet to the delight of fans and photographers. one of the night's biggest winners was the netflix series "the crown." watch it, if you haven't. bringing home awards for best actor and actress in a drama series. best supporting actor and actress in a drama series. and, you guessed it, best drama series. and the legendary entertainer, rupaul, made emmy history by becoming the most awarded person of color in the show's history. and rupaul had an encouraging message for the kidding was watching at home. >> and for the kids out there watching, you have a tribe that is waiting for you. we are waiting for you, baby. come on to mama ru. >> rupaul's drag race won for best reality competition program bringing rupaul's total number of emmy'

. >> started by lightning in 2020, it burned more than 174,000 acres scorching several out groves. >>inerated. it was a field of the world's largest burned up toothpicks. >> after decades of suppressing forest fire, other trees and brush have grown rampantly around the have a kwoi yas? >> the fires that used to burn every five or ten years would keep down the competition and reduce the fuel naturally. >> on land owned by the save the redwoods league, we hiked out to see how deadly the castle fire was here. >> for us to see 10% to 14% of the total of sequoias alive killed in one fire in one year, there's nothing to compare it to. >> yet fire is not the enemy itself. >> the cones ep up. the seeds start to germinate after a fire. >> so near the lost giants, where the fire wasn't too intense, call chutes of hope take root. >> what i see have a lot of these baby giants that have sprouted up since the fire happened. >> without an urgent response to the climate crisis, and increased forest maintenance, experts worry more of the once seemingly impervious sequoias will be lost. >> the biggest

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says the stern grove case was a broken air valve, he said.s case, it appears the brunswick street incident was due to aging infrastructure. but 12 inch water main broke the water. main is from 1933, and we don't have an exact cost, but it's an old water. main residents say it is the second time this street has flooded because of a broken pipe, the same corner where we had to break before is something that needs to be, i guess surveyed and uh, make sure that. it's the problems don't become even worse. covid all lockdown ness everything up. you know, it's like people people are trying to struggle. people are struggling. people trying to get buys. please replace all the 100 year old place because this can happen like at any moment. honestly, like what happened today? damage now there as a pc says no. one lost water service tonight, but they are going to be sending a team back tomorrow. back your life. you can see where the sidewalk pavement has caved in. there's i also this hole in the ground on the streets of the paving crew will be back to rep

it is threatening the giant forest grove, home to some of the world's largest and oldest trees.rotecting homes and lives is their highest priority, they are doing their best to protect the giant sequoias, even using special blankets come up wrapping them in tinfoil. tonight, are reporter spoke to a researcher on the ground about what long-term solutions there might be to protect these treasures. reporter: as flames burn through it sequoias national park, firefighters are implementing a new strategy to save the world largest trees. >> the fire blankets have been used for a long time. reporter: reporter: what is the purpose to prevent -- >> structure reps are employed along with removal fuels. reporter: the old trees adapt to fires, but the intensity of the latest wildfires overwhelmed any of them. on the ground is a team of scientists, surveying the damage of the 2020 castle fire. >> the branch is no longer exist. some of these blow themselves up. reporter: according to the national park, about 7000 to 10,000 sequoia trees burned. that is about 10% to 14% of the sequoia populatio

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will notice from san francisco to oakland, even a few showers reported down in monterey bay, pacific grove. the showers that moved through, like variety as you take a look. much welcome because of the fact we are in an extreme to exceptional drought. i'm going to do much for the drought but helps with fire danger, up in northern california where fires are burning, finally the are getting relief. that system kicking up dust wells, so we have a beach hazard until 11:00 tomorrow night. watch out for recurrence. dan: thanks very much. in the south bay, san jose leaders will vote whether to pull flavored tobacco products off the shelves across the city. tonight, local smoke shop owners tell abc new that that decision means their businesses will likely go up in smoke. reporter: colorful packaging and the promise of flavors like mango, smoke shops across san jose have to clear at of their top-selling flavored tobacco products. >> it's a dying industry but it is powerful and potent. more than ever, they are recognizing that new users are the key to maintaining profits and power. reporter: city lea

will notice from san francisco to oakland, even a few showers reported down in monterey bay, pacific grove. the showers that moved through, like variety as you take a look. much welcome because of the fact we are in an extreme to exceptional drought. i'm going to do much for the drought but helps with fire danger, up in northern california where fires are burning, finally the are getting relief. that system kicking up dust wells, so we have a beach hazard until 11:00 tomorrow night. watch out for recurrence. dan: thanks very much. in the south bay, san jose leaders will vote whether to pull flavored tobacco products off the shelves across the city. tonight, local smoke shop owners tell abc new that that decision means their businesses will likely go up in smoke. reporter: colorful packaging and the promise of flavors like mango, smoke shops across san jose have to clear at of their top-selling flavored tobacco products. >> it's a dying industry but it is powerful and potent. more than ever, they are recognizing that new users are the key to maintaining profits and power. reporter: city lea

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crews will start haul out mud and topple trees from stern grove park.repair expected to cost $4 million. >>> and next a quick look at our top stories including the eve of a historic recall election in california. what that means for the day today. we have a live report on the final push for governor newsom and leading replacement candidates today. plus, vaccines for kids, the possible new timeline of how soon approval could come for children under 12. and updated guidelines for parents of those children and what you need to know. we're back in just two minutes. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> welcome back. before you head out the door to start your morning we

and then this area here where the trees, the hemlock grove exists today, this would have been a naturalnd of trees across here. and so when the jet fuel incinerates that morning with the explosion from crashing into the ground, the fireball is going to continue on the trajectory that the plane had been traveling, and the jet fuel being topside now because the plane's inverted is going to come off of -- because it's stored, there's the three tanks. the fuel is going to continue on the trajectory of the plane and actually engulf this area with flame impingement. by the state police that morning, around 11:30, corporal jeff ray, he's with the aviation division, is going to be airborne as they arrive here, and they're going to capture some aerial footage of the site. initially, they don't know what they're looking at as far as where the plane impacts. they are going to land their helicopter. they're going to be briefed, and then they're going to return that afternoon and get some closer footage of the impact site. and this is, this footage really can clearly show you where this whole 757 im