the project would add more than 450 homes to the community of harmony grove, an area that's been deemed a high fire risk and only has one road leading in and out. now, leaders say the project would add roughly 3500 vehicles to this community, increasing the likelihood of gridlock on that narrow two lane exit route. resident debbie o'neill says she knows this threat all too well. when a wildfire swept through harmony grove in 2014, she says it took them one hour to evacuate. >> when we left, there were no firefighters here. there were no police here because the fire had come so fast down that hill that there wasn't enough time for anybody to get here to help us evacuate. >> harmony grove residents have fought off the developer with lawsuits twice in the past. the developer says they've actually made changes to the initial plan to focus more on safety, including widening the main road and up in washington state. five men are now in custody after a major drug bust in seattle's chinatown international district. city officials responded to the arrest today, calling the bust an effort to help

i want to celebrate vincent, an honor student at pleasant grove high school in elk grove, california. his eagle scout project he planned, developed, and installed tree identification signs along the gold river parkway's nature trails. this totaled 30 distinct permanent signs representing a total of 11 different tree species. vincent is also a member of the pleasant grove high school varsity football team and he's got a stellar academic record with with with a 4.0g.p.a. mr. speaker, i also want to honor chase. chase is a freshman at yes wet high school in sacramento, california. his eagle scout project was working with the cordova park and recreation district to purchase, build, and install a little free library at the neighborhood park to improve literacy in his community. this library allows children to exchange books they have outgrown or read, allowing others to read the same stories chase read as a child. chase plays the bass guitar and violin and member of the football, ruggy, and lacrosse teams. he has an impressive academic record with a 4.1 g.p.a. i want to honor gregory who w

. >> my reading in the revenge of the tipping point of popular grove usa is that it's affluent, whitery pleasantville-like. is that accurate? >> yes. it's described in my chapter on the payrolls of a monoculture. i figured out where it was and i went this. it is like pleasantville but only being wealthier. it's a very, very, very upper middle class. gorgeous close knit community with one of the best high schools inun the state and everything you can dream of. if you go there and have kids, you think of like i want to live here. it's that kind of place. i tell the story of how their high school for a generation was in the grip of a teen suicide epidemicpi they could not break and i try to figure out why would a seemingly perfect place be in the grip of this terrible crisis. and the answer is that the crisis was not in spite of the close knit community, affluent perfection, but because of it. very things that the parents celebrated and it was right for the kids. >> epidemics love monoculture. >> yeah, the problem with popular grove is it was a monoculture and think of the high school i

malcolm: the problem with poplar grove was it was a monoculture.u think about the high school that most people went to, what made your high school a typical high school was the range of different social groups contained in the one building. my high school, and yours i am guessing, had jocks and nerds and the popular kids and the computer kids and the kids in drama, the kids who were the stoners, if you went to that high school, you could easily find a community that you felt comfortable with if you went there because of the inherent diversity, social diversity, of the school. poplar grove high school had no diversity, there was only one social group and that group was athletically gifted, popular, on your way to an elite school. you could not make it in that incredibly specific and demanding identity, you felt like you were a failure. the parents thought that by eliminating all of the kind of socially problematic social groups, they were providing a better environment for their kids, but they forgot that if you have only one social identity, and it

project manager ben grove worked with the carters on 3 separate occasions, including their south bay trip. >> grove, one of the many people who stopped by the memorial to inscribe the message honoring carter, we like to say is the most famous volunteer obvious as the case. he was so much more than that if excelled and autumn do conduct. that's why the carters helped build to rupa laos family's home in san jose is very nice >> we help a lot of countless more people have been galvanized by the example of the service to get involved with us. so we're so grateful for that. >> that legacy that he's left us with in san jose. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> just ahead, first day on the job and san francisco mayor daniel lori's already making some big moves to fix the budget deficit. we're the budget deficit. we're going to take closer look. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done... with mucinex kickstart. aaaaaaaaaaaaa. - headache? - better now. mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's com

>>m my reading in the revenge of the tipping point of poplar grove usa is that it is afliewngt, white pleasantville-like is that accurate? i describe in a chapter on what i call -- the perils of a culture that's all about this -- a community it is -- it is real name it is an actual place somewhere in america. i figured out where it was and i actually went there. it was like pleasantville gorgeous, close nit community with one of the best high schools in the state even amenity you could dream of if you go there and you have kids you think oh, my goodness, i wish i lived here. it is that kind of place. but i tell the story of how their high school -- for a generation had -- was in the grip of a teen suicide amend they could not break. and -- i try to kind of figure out why would a seemingly perfect place be in the grip of -- of this terrible crisis, and the answer is that the crisis was not in spite of its close knit community in affluent perfection but because of it. that -- that the very things that the parents celebrated in their community were what made it so perilous for the kids.

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it is near the beach, it is beautiful and near the zoo and near golden gate park, stern grove.at schools, great parks. whats there not to like? we also love pizza from hole in the wall to [indiscernible] hottest restaurants in the sunset tunching vietnamese food [indiscernible] ice cream [indiscernible] this is great highway park. a great place to burn calories on the weekend. i'm here every sunday doing a long run and start with 5 miles and with this ocean vimotivates me i try for 10. the new york times named great highway park one of 52 places to change the world. it is that amazing and the gem of the sunset and people are finding new ways to activate the space. in halloween it turns into the great haunt way. >> we imagine a future from the part time road close toor to a park to welcome people all ages and activities to our coast. >> since we had [indiscernible] always looking for ways to sort of improve what is already go the neighborhood is great. it will be even better with a park here. >> sunset turn to put a new sign up on our coast. open for all. >> this is the treasure

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the advocacy group palestinian farmers union planted a grove of 250 trees in the west bank. former president's legacy is rooted among palestinians. he was one of the world leaders who supported palestinians fight for their freedom. >> i think this is the best way to commemorate president carter's legacy to the world and to the palestinian people. and i think planting olive trees that lives at least 100 years old like him, is a very suitable way to honor his life and his legacy and what he offered to all of us. >> the grove has been dubbed freedom farm and lies in the city of tulcan. during his presidency, mr. carter was responsible for brokering the camp david peace accord between israel and egypt in 1978. >> our time's now 645. today in washington, d.c, senate confirmations began for the incoming trump administration. these are live pictures. we're in the senate hearing right now. pete hegseth right there is the first of the nominees facing questioning. he is president elect trump's pick to lead the defense department. now, he says this testifying in front of the armed serv

all right, we're out here in the urban jungle of coconut grove searching for these iguanas. it's usually below 50 when they start to freeze up or slow down. it's about 54 degrees right now where we're at. so they might be warming up, but we are searching for them. experts say this happens because their metabolism slows down. oh, we found one. here he is. he definitely looks a little frozen because he would be running away from us right now. but i am not grabbing him. instead, my photographer, brian eli picked up the iguana. he's moving really slow. this guy was definitely a bit frozen, but this is only temporary. once the temperature starts to warm up, they start moving again. so just make sure to keep your eyes peeled. and according to our weather team, these temperatures won't be around for too long. so south floridians get outside and enjoy. >> embrace it. cold is good for you. >> it's good for your body. let it. let just enjoy it because it's going to be gone within a week. >> that is a good point. our thanks to annaliese garcia. there it is gone very quickly. so a lot o

. >>> stern grove and pine lake were off limits. we see fallen trees in those areas during high wind events. >> all right, now to san francisco city hall, there will be a changing of the guard, so to speak. daniel lury will be sworn in as the 46th mayor tomorrow. he spent the last day as mayor-elect meeting with the police rank and file. we caught up with him outside of central station where he told us he is ready to get to work. >> i made no secret of my priorities, public safety, the fentanyl crisis on our streets. we are going to make sure and treat it like the emergency that it is. you will hear more about that tomorrow. then, streamlining the bureaucracy, cutting the red tape, making it easier for small businesses to do business here. >> his inauguration takes place at civic center plaza at 11:30 tomorrow. setting up barricades and projectors today. >>> before the ceremony, lurie will volunteer at st. anthonys, he will walk through the tenderloin, he will go through the square where he will get hot chocolate with his family and

. >> this type of burn reminds me of what happened in fountain grove. >> this is cbs news bay area. with juliette goodrich. >> no break for southern california. tonight, firefighters are battling yet another wild fire. that's on top of the devastating fires that have destroyed an estimated 10,000 homes and other buildings. so let's take a live look at the kenneth fire which has grown to 960 acres. it is spread across the border of los angeles and ventura counties, near la's woodland hills and calabasas neighborhoods. officers have blocked off nearby roads to the public. it is currently the third largest active wild fire in the state. here is look at at the fire. some of the homes and neighborhoods, the fire started around 2:30 this afternoon. and quickly blew up in size. due to the strong santa ana winds. so the kenneth fire is burning just north of the other major wild fires. the most destructive of them, the eaton fire which burned parts of pasadena and altadena and the palisades fire along the coast. >>> tonight, we are getting a better look at the scope of the devastation. in fa

umit senior from euro king on grove street, says in the past, closures for big events have impacted his bottom line. >> so last year we had a couple of events in the city and they all closed. closed the streets with the metal gates and nobody was able to walk into the restaurant. so we did not get enough people in the business. >> he says he hopes that those attending the inauguration will choose to celebrate by eating lunch in the area and supporting local businesses. >> you just, you know, go past the gates, past the gates, try to see what's around, what kind of food around. you know, try, try, try to, you know, be open to try out our our food, different food, you know. >> and that inauguration is set to get underway at 1130 on wednesday, followed by an open house inside city hall. it's all part of an all day celebration that continues into the evening, with a night market and community festival in chinatown. we're live in san francisco. christian captain ktvu, fox two news. >> yeah, it sounds like it's going to be a very busy day. christian. do we know when the closures start and how

small clusters of late fee, trees, bush's and grove spread out across the fields and meadows making ideal conditions. but the fighting the world going on here isn't the use kind clear from some visible cell, just the enemy is everywhere. several shots are fired. suddenly columns, passing by midway from commanders search the whole area, but can't find anything. the guerrillas have disappeared without trace, seemingly vanishing into cnn. for that reason, jim and then correlation troops set up the ring of steel around a huge area. and it steadily closing in. and from that ring, endless columns of compressed peasants fleet as the 1st sign of the 1st people's liberation army being crushed. the goods that just weeks before said, brag debits. imminent attack from the countries future capital. the black darkness, converse positions, fall below us. a creek bebbles and the forest rustles. sometimes the restless turning of people asleep can be heard. all the sign of memory of gods in the trenches. it's too and the code is biting. as jim and soldiers are working by the chill and talk and whispers, th

umit senior, from euro king on grove street, says in the past, closures for big events have impacted his bottom line. >> so last year we had a couple events in the city and they all closed. closed the streets with the metal gates and nobody was able to walk into the restaurant. so we did not get enough people in the business. >> he says he hopes that those attending the inauguration will choose to celebrate by eating lunch in the area and supporting local businesses. >> you just, you know, go past the gates and try to see what's around, what kind of food around, you know, try, try, try to, you know, be open to try out our our food, different food, you know. >> the inauguration is set to get underway at 1130 on wednesday, followed by an open house inside city hall. and it's all part of an all day celebration that continues into the evening with a night market and community festival in chinatown in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up tonight at 11, the governor's office celebrating what it calls progress in the state's high-speed rail project, we take a lo

closed, and the transition team says there will be metal detectors at the entrances on larkin, at grove mcallister. concern over the closures have some local businesses worried. amit singer, from king on grove street, says in the past, closures for big events have impacted his bottom line. >> so last year we had a couple of events in the city and they all closed. closed the streets with the metal gates and nobody was able to walk into the restaurant. so we did not get enough people in the business. >> he says he hopes that those attending the inauguration will choose to celebrate by eating lunch in the area and supporting local businesses. >> you just, you know, go past the gates, the gates, try to see what's around, what kind of food around, you know, try, try, try to, you know, be open to try out our our food. different food, you know. >> the inauguration is set to get underway at 1130 on wednesday, followed by an open house inside city hall. and it's all part of an all day celebration that continues into the evening, with a night market and community festival in chinatown in san fran

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the casualties themselves were literally out in the open with only the cover of the overhead jungle grove. on april 7th, 1942. hospital number one was bombed, patients were killed and two nurses were injured. then the word came to evacuate to corregidor or the following day. the sad part being there that night was, i think our soldiers, all our men had been told to retreat. and they came by and they all stood up and said, do you have any food? everyone was hungry and we didn't have any food to give and we were hungry to the night that we were supposed to leave. bataan the commanding officer called me down and he said, get your nurses all down here at a certain time and tell them not to bring anything but what they can carry in their own two hands and i said, what about my little filipino nurses? they are not going, he said. and i said, well, then i'm not going there because they called me mom and jose and i have not got them here. so he got word from headquarters and he called me. they're going get down here. the boats carrying the army, nurses crossed the bay to the island fortress while

when you look at the science of what happened is because we have mismanaged those groves. scott and i worked together we got a lot of democrat cosponsors and passed the bill out of the house but we could not get movement in the senate. in light of these fires we decided that we cannot stop and we got the bill back up and passed it out of the house with more democrat cosponsors and votes. i think that the house has spoken and we need the senate to take the bill up and pass it as soon as possible so president trump can sign it. so we can start doing the work. it will take decades to get these areas back where they need to be. we have seen the loss of 15,000 homes. if you look across the country there are 44 million homes in the same condition in the wildland-urban interface where catastrophic wildfires could break out. we should have been doing this work decades ago but we need to get the bill passed so it can happen sooner. host: switching over to energy president trump has declared a national energy emergency. he is expected to rollback regulations, promote more leasing on

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locations are still being finalized, but five stations will go up in elk grove and four in sacramentofering costs. >> because it's like asking how much a house costs or how much a shirt costs. >> reporter: gill tau with the uc davis ev research center says cost depends on a wide variety of factors. he said the grant money aligns with the infrastructure to be put in place. >> some places may need additional work because there might be an additional electrical infrastructure required. >> you can buy much lower price and much lower srp new evs. >> reporter: that demand for chargers is rising across the board and five stations will be put in low income communities. >> how do we make sure regardless of income everybody can take advantage of electric vehicles and reduce pollution that they create? >> in the bay area san francisco will receive about $15 million to install 300 ev charging points and san jose will receive $12 million for 237 charging stations. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thank you. >>> right now at 6:00, don

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