both sides say they could be harmonized but both sides would harmonize differently. there are a lot of arguments for why the faa could be harmonized with the lra and others that would harmonize employee rights. i won't go through all of them but some of them are that the faa itself includes the saving clause to make arbitration agreements as enforceable as any other agreement.reemen any defense you would have against a regular contractinval

here you have life and death situations that's where harmon understands very well. number two it's the connection, the internet, the speed, the 5g 5g will help us bring terabytes or next generation, the data upload and download. third thing is how do you keep the cars future proof. a lot of software getting updated on a daily basis we have made an investment in harmon 25 million cars today are getting updates including tesla using harmon so businesses are coming together so you will see harmon will take leadership position in bringing safe, secure connected car which will be highly automated, including driverless >> thank you very much back to you guys in the studio >> thank you very much for that exciting news. let's look at how u.s. futures are trading. trading up, taking positive queue from asia and europe tune in to our coverage on monday and make sure to keep on cnbc for our first interview with the prince of saudi arabia. "worldwide exchange" is up next. who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding u

we have, both harmonal and non-harmonal options for woman >> reporter: now study published in the journalis first to examine long term death rates from all cause is among women who received harmone therapy. thinks something, of course, doctors said woman need to talk to their personal doctors about if they have concern. >> we have new information. >> all right, stephanie, thank you. >>> caught on camera engagement gone wrong in kansas city. they were on the a bridge in a park propose to go his wife when he drop the ring. it fell through right in the water below. >> oh, no. >> it was never seen again. >> i looked over the bridge, ways like it really did fall. i heard the ring. i was like oh, no. >> we didn't finish proposal. i would hope he would propose again. >> now couple decided to have a good time with it, this is a photo with 30 close friends they took looking for the ring , a go fund me page has been set up to help the couple get a brand new, ring. >> it was not insured. >> hello. >> i know, oh, my. >> poor guy. >> he might not want to do it near water ever again. >> little nervous.

hoy la ciudad de santa clara anunció que habían llegado a un acuerdo con la casa aseguradora de harmons futuros para la ciudad, desestimar como demandados a los oficiales implicados e impedir reclamos adicionales... no obstante...el jefe de policía, recalca las acciones de sus agentes... sot michael sellers jefe de polica de santa clara "my officers acted very professionally at the scene, you can see the minimal amount of force was used" mis oficiales actuaron muy profesionales en la escena, de hecho se puede apreciar en el video que utilizaron la mínima fuerza...indicó sellers... sin embargo, el abogado de harmon dice lo contrario...y al ver las imágenes, residentes están de acuerdo... sot maria gonzalez residente de la baha "abuso de autoridad automáticamente...porq ue ella se está resistiendo a que entren a su casa...ella les aviso que no tenían la autorización para entrar a su casa" pero el jefe de policía dice qué hay excepciones a esa regla...y en este caso, porque buscaban detener a su hija quien era sospechosa de causar un incendio en la preparatoria santa clara en el 2016... e

there harmon welcome the show it's good to have you with us. a vote for independence by iraq's kurds has heightened tensions across the region baghdad has announced a raft of her talents were measures neighboring iran and turkey both have large kurdish minorities of their own and they're pushing for the result to be overturned the most immediate effect though is going to be on flights in and out of iraqi kurdistan they're going to be suspended on friday. uncertainty clouds the air for tourists and in both the capital of iraq's kurdistan region their plans may be cut short after the independence referendum iraq's government is cracking down all international flights coming in and out of the city will be halted at the end of the week the head of the airport says this closure will not just affect the kurdish people. we have a big not about off refugee that using the airport and we used to be a bridge between syria and you in toulouse since the humanitarian eight two of those places and we we're hosting coalition forces here so this is meant to be

welcome to the show my name sarah harmon it's good to have you with us. america has begun the search for new coalition partners after securing a fourth term as chancellor but seeing her support drop significantly she's most likely to seek a deal with to unlikely bedfellows the pro-business free democrats and the greens but all the wheeling and dealing is taking place with a huge elephant in the room a far right party is about enter germany's parliament for the first time in decades . nothing in the german parliament will stay as it was behind the scenes power plays and party leaders sounding each other out the first bombshell came from the f.t. as one of the leaders of the far right party walked out of its news conference. i have decided not to be part of the f.t.'s parliamentary group but to sit independently in parliament for the time being. just to be. frank of petry is unlikely to be the last in the f.t. to distance themselves from the extreme right elements within their own party but johnson the angle americal is facing bigger problems after the soci

i talked about harmonizing tax base, which is different.to the sovereignty of our member states. we don't have any kind of power on that but for the tax base, the idea is to create a common tax base so there is no loophole, so that groups can also consolidate their activity and there is a proposal on the table which is ambitious, which is also antitax evasion, which is probusiness, the business expects it and i think that is something that needs to be adopted swiftly and in the framework of that cctdb, we could also address this digital economy and taxation in a fair way. but we are not going certainly to impose tax rates. i know that some countries like ireland have their own tax rates. we're not criticizing that. put on the table the apple case that was because the tax rate was much, much, much lower than anything conceivable. it was something like 0.005%. this is not possible. >> so some of those practices subsidiaries looking at where companies book profits, those are not defined by being a tech company. why frame this in a digital tech

that is mark harmon, who is 66 this weekend.marry me? >> monday on "e.t.." >> we are almost out of time, but for all the late breaking news go to our website. >> since labor day is the unofficial end of summer, we're going to leave everybody with the video of bill bboard's numb one song this summer. >> sing it. ♪ despacito >> they have now tied mariah and boyz ii men. >> it is amazing. >> so enjoy this video and the rest your holiday weekend, everybody. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ despacito ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ >> nto in time, a traumatic accident alters a life of ambition. i>>t was like -- it was like armageddon. >> all you think is like, "this is really where i'm gonna die." >> narrator: a mother gives birth to a son with one leg. >> she had no ideaas i w gonna be born missing my leg. not even the doctors knew that. >> narrator: a routine medical procedure turns to paralysis. >> [ voice breaking ] i walked in perfectly fine, and i just never walked out. >> narrator: a shark attack takes away a young girl's limb. >> in the moment, it

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harmon broke her ankle in that scuffle that you see that followed. santa clara's police chief stands by his officers though not everyone agrees. >> i firmly believe that the judge would say that the officers acted in good faith and they are not in violation of law and that is the reason why i completely support their actions. >> santa clara police department trampled all over this mother's constitutional right and then they trampled all over her body. there was no need for them to make this type of entry. >> the $6.7 million settlement covers excessive force and long-term disability. it does not admit to criminal guilt. >>> coming up, millions of americans are affected by the equifax hack, the fix the company is pushing as a new ceo apologizes. >>> fixing south bay homes, the person who is getting an entire rebuild today. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these car

. ♪ host: i'm sarah harmon. welcome to the show. good to have you with us.ritain has raised its terror alert level to critical, the highest possible level. that means a terror attack is expected imminently. it comes after a homemade bomb exploded on a commuter train in london, injuring 29 people. prime minister theresa may made the announcement a few minutes ago. theresa may: i said earlier today that the national threat level was under review. the joint terrorism analysis center, the independent organization which is responsible for setting the threat level on the basis of available intelligence, has now decided to raise the national threat level from severe to critical. this means their assessment is that further attacks may be imminent. sarah: police have launched a major investigation following the attack today. so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility, the fifth terror attack to hit great britain this year. >> the bomb exploded on a train at green station in southwest london. correspondent: passengers said loud noises, then a fireball erupted

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i'm sara harmon welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. authorities in the spanish region of catalonia say they will proceed with sunday's independence referendum madrid says the vote is illegal and must not take place catalonia is home to more than seven and a half million people and already has a high degree of autonomy now separatists secured a narrow majority in the cattle on parliament of a regional elections in two thousand and fifteen but it's unclear if that means most catalogs are willing to back independence still the regional government is determined to find out and says everything is in place for sunday's vote these are the ballot boxes that the leaders of self governing council lonia say its citizens will use to vote in the planned referendum from spain on sunday. and i was dry from the catalan capital barcelona where thirty's in the town of vic insist residents will be able to vote despite the ban from madrid. mayor says for her the issue is personal but i mean. for me the worst punishment would be to go out into the streets

both sides say they could be harmonized but both sides would harmonize differently. there are a lot of arguments for why the faa could be harmonized with the lra and others that would harmonize employee rights. i won't go through all of them but some of them are that the faa itself includes the saving clause to make arbitration agreements as enforceable as any other agreement.reemen any defense you would have against a regular contractinval you should have against an arbitration agreement. this collective action bandd would be invalid and illegal if it were in any other kind of agreement. you would think it would apply.s i the other side argument is, in some cases the court has talked about firing from a clear congressional command before it will conclude that an employee has a right to judicial form as opposed to going to arbitration. the problem with those cases and the reason they are not applicable is, in the past when the court has applied the clear congressional command standard, it has never done in a wayward strips people of substantive rights. the right to e

i'm sara harmon welcome to the program it's good to have you with us germany's vice chancellor has addressed the un general assembly in new york a speech offered something of a rebuke to u.s. president on a trump. that the world needed to work together more rather than less stress the importance of countries making compromises and working out lasting solutions together he added that in the long term no country would win by going it alone something he said germany had learned directly from its nazi past. yeah the from our own experience we know that germany first did not make our country strong and prosperous. it was only european and international responsibility that gave germany peace and prosperity. no one loses in international cooperation. instead we all gain a new kind of sovereignty that we wouldn't have had as a nation states on our own in today's world. what was germany's vice chancellors like mark gabrial delivering an address to the united nations general assembly in new york he made the trip in place of chancellor merkel who stayed here in germany to focus on the election now gabr

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harmonize differently and there are a lot of arguments of why the faa can be harmonized with the protects workers rights and one of those i won't go through all of them at some of the straightforward is the faa itself includes a saving clause that says the point of the statute is just to make arbitration agreements as enforceable as any other contract but not more so and any defense you would have against a regular contract you should also be able to have against an arbitration agreement. here this collective action band would be invalid and illegal under if it were in any other kind of agreement so you would think that clause would apply. the other argument i would say is that in some cases the court has talked about requiring something called the clear congressional command before it will conclude that an employee has a right to judicial form as opposed to going to arbitration. the reason those are arguably not applicable is in the past when the court has applied the cute clear congressional command standard it has never done it in a way that strips people of substantive rights and here

drawn mixed reaction from germany the french president says the eurozone needs a joint budget and harmonized taxes to stay globally relevant he argues that would also reduce inequalities across the bloc that he might not find the support he needs in germany one party in coalition talks here a skeptical of nikon's plants and f.t.p. officials says the problem in europe is not a lack of public funds but the lack of reform. and speaking of french german ties zeman says confirm the deal to join forces with france's alstom to make a huge european trained builder the government there is privately and courage in the deal which analysts say is a change of tact the focus is now no longer on protecting french business but about creating a european powerhouse after all the competition from abroad is fierce. the fusion between siemens and al stone is on track to create a new european giant in the train building business. in the near future the german i.c.e. and the french t.g.v. will come from a single manufacturer siemens wants to bring its entire train division in return for a fifty percent cut of the

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harmon broke her ankle in the scuffle that followed.ra's police chief stands by his officers though not everyone agrees. >> we firmly believe the judge would say the officers acted in good faith and they are not in violation of law and that is the reason why i completely support their actions. >> santa clara police department trampled all over this mother's constitutional right and then they trampled all over her body. there was no need for them to make this type of entry. >> the $6.7 million settlement covers excessive force and long-term disability. it does not admit to criminal guilt. >>> at 5:35 new this morning the fremont unified school district may build a new school. the school board heard from people in the community last night. district says the new junior high school would go up on the horse property behind mcdonald's on fremont boulevard. several schools will convert to middle schools. the district does have a timeline to make those changes through the 2022, 23 school year. >>> more details now, population is booming across

drawn mixed reaction from germany the french president says the eurozone needs a joint budget and harmonize taxes to stay globally relevant he argues that would also reduce inequalities across the block but one has laid out his proposals for european reform just as the german political elite attempts the daunting and drawn out task of building a coalition government he's hoping his ideas will have more influence that way one of the potential coalition linchpins other pro business free democrats they've rejected macaws call to create a joint eurozone budget and f.t.p. official says the problem is in europe is not a lack of public funds but the lack of reform in the euro zone budget would set exactly the wrong incentives when mccall went on to say in his speech that the e.u. is too weak to slow and too inefficient i thought he was talking about frets i put that through our financial correspondent in frankfurt called red bulls and he for sure try to motivate his compatriots to wake them up to encourage to embrace change but also you know by listing all the challenges that our societies are fac

more due to the news the top of the hour for now i'm sara harmon in berlin don't forget you can always get the latest on our web site www dot com by for now. that's not just germany is a strong country. that we have achieved so much we can do this and if something hendersons we must overcome it. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters w made for mines. climate change. waste. pollution. and isn't it time for good news to go out africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference to living for good. magazine d w. hello and welcome to a very special country edition of keno together with my esteemed colleague hench crystal from bach we've left the city far behind and ventured out into the brandenburg countryside to part sorrow and the beautiful shaw's overlake sharma it's all so forget about the festivals income venice and toronto for a moment and embrace the fresh air of the festival without borders. very well. picturesque bands are always best known as a spa town for the last five years it's been hosting the annua

not surprisingly they would harmonize them differently. there are a lot of arguments for why the f.a.a. could be harmonized with the nlra and nlga in a way that protects workers' rights. one of those -- i won't go through all of them, but some of the most straightforward are that the f.a.a. itself includes a clause that says the point of this statute is to make arbitration agreements as enforceable as any other contract but not more so, and so any defense you would have against a regular contract you should also be able to have against an arbitration agreement. and here, you know, this kind of collective action ban would be invalid and illegal under -- if it were in any kind of agreement. so you would think that savings lause would apply. the other side's argument, strongest argument, i guess i would say, is that in some cases the court has talked about requiring something called a clear congressional command before it will conclude that an employee has a right to a judicial forum as opposed to going to arbitration. the problem with those

president mccall still hopes his vision for europe will appeal to the majority among his proposals harmonizing taxes across the eurozone which would help finance a new common budget. and the budget can only go hand in hand with strong political leadership led by a common finance minister on strong parliamentary supervision and the european level. only the eurozone with a strong and international currency can offer europe the framework of a global economic power. homes plans would increase germany's financial contributions while reducing its influence on policy scenario opposed by many politicians and economic experts in berlin. an ongoing staffing shortage has prompted ryanair to scrap a second wave of flights after already canceling thousands of flights earlier this month the irish airliner is set to cut a further eight hundred thousand scheduled between november and march in total the cancellations will affect over seven hundred thousand bookings. meanwhile bankrupt german carrier air berlin is continuing to shed routes from its edge will as the skies over europe grow increasingly turbulent

that's your news at this hour you're out today i'm sarah harmon in berlin thanks for watching i'll see you. she's long been a symbol of hope in syria. i try to help. us much on our side does she stand for a chance. to work the phones facade of her husband's room to. believe what the syrian regime is doing believes in the. projection that they are saving syria as my son the beautiful face of the dictatorship starting october first on d w. all right it's business time the euro is down as investors sense of uncertainty germany's national election will see a change in the makeup of government and as of now the parties are distracted by coalition talks we'll tell you what this will mean for business also coming up there will be no wholesale takeover of the in the firm's supervisory board have instead chosen the competitors it wants to woo we'll tell you who and an unlikely place to find something to smarten up your appearance will tell you why recycled had pieces are all the rage in cannes. and on a winter and this is your business update live from berlin. i know americans conservatives wil

these are actually does it looks at those issues to manage them collectively they don't necessarily harmonizing standards apart from the solomon issue and the fact that it's cheaper here in europe now what else is changing today. actually a great deal but most people won't see it so. it comes into provisional effect to do that means that effectively behind the scenes for several months there have been art to preparations regulatory changes discussions amongst officials. review of the agreement and of specific provisions in canada provincial legislation regulations as well and effectively you see a drop of goods ninety eight percent of tatars go to effectively that's all today just. to push it up but there's not a whole lot of face no you haven't seen it's been behind the scenes but ninety percent of towers come off. overall there is no with immediate effect provisions to a low for labor mobility for protection all the intellectual property for access to government procurement across the board for canada and the. there are standards commitments technical barriers to trade for instance would affe

and jane harmon is the director and ceo of the woodrow wilson center.gressman, let's start with you. yesterday we had tony blair and he said the world is confused by president trump, they want clarity from the president today. we are told he will give a deeply philosophical speech, marrying the u.s. with common goals. possible? >> i think it's possible. the world is confusing. i am not sure anybody could make sense of it, including tony blair who admits that. i would have to give trump high marks with north korea. the obama administration focussed on iran and not north korea and now north korea is the most dangerous place in the world and trump is focusing on it. from what i hear he will read his text today and stay within boundaries. nicky capable is very capable at the u.n. this is his biggest foreign policy stage so far in his presidency and he might say things that are helpful in clarifying how he sees the world and how the rest of the countries in the world who are also worried about north korea see the world. >> he has been talking and what he sai

the philosophy of coexistence of harmonizing the entrance of various countries is at the basis of the concept put forward by president putin. open to all states of asia and europe and aimed at creating a joint, economic and humanitarian space based on the principal of indevisible security. i don't need to say that insuring equal rights for everyone for states and citizens is something that is needed on a universal scale and required by the charter. this is a foundation for the activity of men of many entities that we are part in. cis, csto, euro-asia economic community, briks, this is also how we build our relationship with the african union and other associations bringing together countries of asia, africa, latin america and africa. together, we are going for a more balanced approach in such entities as a g 208 pack, international bank of reconstruction and development. we believe in the future of the u.n. and we want to see an active role to be played by the general secretary general in helping it realize its full potential on the basis of the goals and principals of the charter whi

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i'm sara harmon welcome to the program it's good to have you with us germany's chancellor has spoken now a north korea crisis just days ahead of germany's general election on the americal said she. disagrees with donald trump's military ultimatum on north korea in an exclusive interview with g.w. merkel offered germany's assistance in negotiating a diplomatic solution yesterday trump told the u.n. that the u.s. would destroy north korea if it continued to threaten the u.s. or its allies. i promise you is the only way to solve the north korea conflict according to the german chancellor in an exclusive interview with g w hunger merkel spoke out in favor of multilateral negotiations involving international partners such as china russia and the united states even if this conflict is far away from germany it's one that also affects us that's fine i'm prepared as is the foreign minister to assume responsibility here. we took part in negotiating the iran agreement which i think is good and better than having no agreement at all. it took many years but in the end it did limit iran's possibil

that's where you try to harmonize regulations of both countries or the countries involved. text they are about to put down today as were spam the text from the tpp that was rejected they and the text from the tpp that was rejected.ly the language today was mediocre at best. they have not done anything on labor yet. we will continue to monitor those things. is an important, important treaty that will help the living of every american out there, every worker out there. it will help them or hurt them. we hope they get it right. it's a little soon to say which direction they are going in, but we don't like what we've seen so far. should termination be on the table? should the president be talking about terminating the deal? others like any negotiation, david. if they bring back a bad deal, you rejected and make them go back. in our opinion, a bad deal would be worse than no deal on nafta. we would rather see no deal than another bad deal, but we would like to the a good deal done so mexico, workers in canada, the united states all win and get a fair share of what they produce.

a lot of people movement for jobs, economic opportunity, so it's extremely important to have a harmonized approach not only within the country and various sectors and jurisdictions, but across regions as well. >> thank you very much. question for diego here. as a reminder for the audience, we measure financial inclusion with four key dimensions which were country,-- country commitment, regulatory environment and actual adoption of these services. columbia received a perfect score on the country commitment in relation to financial inclusion, so what are one or two things columbia did to demonstrate this commitment to advancing financial inclusion? >> the first one is policy. policy to include everyone. secondly, deploying tools, deploying technology so people have access to it and columbia's number one in technology afford ability in the world. , thirdly public-private partnerships, so we went to the financial sector in the traditional one and said we have to go to the base of the pyramid regulatory adjustments both in terms of just one bank that deploy this mobile team for people in the b

.>> danielle harmon will receive a $6.7 million settlement for the incident. she says she suffered permanent nerve damage when police pushed her to the ground. what led to the incident and also shows us the graphic bodycam video.>> reporter: the video is hard to watch. you see santa clara police officers breakdown danielle harmon's door. the struggle ensued. she was on the ground screaming in pain. >> this video was taken from a police body camera april of last year after at her home. officers were trying to arrest her daughter. who is a suspect in and arson at santa clara high school. she refused to let police and. without a warrant.>> any competent officer would know the u.s. constitution requires a warrant before you enter a person's house.>> reporter: she is hysterical and she is detained. attorneys claim it took officers seven minutes to call an ambulance. >> it shows a lack of sympathy and humanity -- in the face of another person suffering.>> reporter: six-point $7 million settlement with the woman. the city attorney states although there was a signific

. >> today's guest included mark harmon and maria bello from ncis, you can watch the talk at 1 pm here on kpix5. >>> she overcame challenges at home and helps her own students to the same. we will meet this week's student rising above. >>> what is cool about your school? you can email your nomination to us and we may come to feature your school on the show. because >>> today's students writing using -- rising above likes to call herself a ladder climber.>> her mom is the source of her motivation. >> when i use the template, i use the job qualifications. >> reporter: who better to teach summer interns about cover letters and resumes in a stellar student. >> all these people i know in a way look up to me but i looked up to them. >> reporter: as a summer program manager, patricia martinez works with students at rising sun energy. >> you can tell me my youth aren't amazing and that they are not struggling with their own struggles because i know we all bring something to the table. what kind of jobs are you interested in?>> reporter: her own life was often a struggle.>> my dad didn't hide h

and to be a center for harmonizing the actions of nations in the attainment of this common ends. i do not see these as vaulted ideals to be held for their own sake. these values and the rules they imbue our central to our national interest, to our security and prosperity. as the international system with the u.n. at its heart is the unifying force that allows countries to cooperate. if this system is found no longer capable of meeting the challenges of our time, then there will be a crisis of faith and multilateralism and global cooperation that will damage the interest of all our peoples. so those of us who hold true to our shared values, who hold true to that desire to defend the rules and high standards that have shaped and protected the world we live in, need to strive harder than ever to show that institutions like this united nations can work for the countries that form of them and for the people we represent. this means reforming our united nations and the wider international system, so it can prove its worth in helping us to meet the challenges of the 21st century. a mean

because when localization and globalization are in balance, then you get what my friend callsar harmonization. when they are not in balance, when people feel their community and the things that anchor them are destabilized by technology, then you getand the kind of disruptive politics you see today. really what all these books are about our how to understand these forces and how to keep our olive trees, the things that anchor us in the world, that give us security, give us warmth, give us connections at the same time and balance those with the new technologies and the power and opportunityygive u they give us as well. that's what i'm writing about. host: there is a real fuel factor isn't there? guest: there is fear out there because when you go to theou grocery store in some communities and you see the cashier and she is not wearing a baseball cap, wearing a different head cover in speaking like good you don't understandeo and then you go to the men's room and maybe see someone of a different gender and then you go to the office and your boss just rolled a robot that your desktoe and when all

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math and music are siblings rhythm chords and harmonics all work according to mathematical principles if the math behind the music is correct then we perceive that music as beautiful. that's also true for complex music pieces like this japanese song it has special rhythms that work well as an experiment during math lessons all. when it's all right let's try it all together ready. while singing the students and this was classroom are supposed to visualize what they hear that means they should interpret and write down on paper the laws and rules of the tones in beats they hear they don't write musical notes they use pictures and symbols experts call with the students are doing mathematics zeeshan mathematics year has no mathematics zation means translating and everyday situation into a generally abstract language upstroke extracting an actual situation and trying to recognize the laws behind it and it's masticate it's a kind. of the color represents a pause and the x.'s represent the notes. you can assume over the stand that's a great the top is like a key and that's also a true. you ca

including mark harmon.xplode in the tinder hills.began upgrading the fire, from 2 to i saw helicopters. i saw flames. residents told to flee as the fire raced up the steep grade homes at the top on campus drive (pam) now at 8.(pam) natflames explode in the tinder dry oakland hills.we immediately began upgrading the fire, from 2 to 3 to 4 alarmsi saw helicopters. i saw flames.residents told to flee as the fire raced up the steep gradehomes at the top on campus drive were immediately threatened.local and state firefighters going all out to save property,it had the potential of being 50 60 acres (pam) now at 8. fire erupts in the oakland hills. it threatened homes and forced people to flee before firefighters gained control but officials say it could have been worse.(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. this certainly had people on edge- -- as they watched flames get closer to their homes. tonight kron-4's grant lodes is here with how one family managed to get out. and chie

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