not a popular decision i imagine for st helens fans.t to see their team drop from the top of the table but from the reaction i've seen since the majority of fans think it's a necessary move to make sure the season can be completed — now it's a change super league won't have taken lightly. it's the first they've done anything like this since the league began in 1996. and it's all because the rfl are worried that not every team will be able to complete all of their matches. since super league returned on the 2nd of august, six games have already been postponed — and with 6 of the ii clubs having players who have tested positive for covid—i9, the rfl is clearly bracing itself for more disruption. so, as kat said, they've decided to use points percentage to determine places in the table and french side catalan dragons are the big winners from that. they've moved up three places to the top of the table and here's why. this is how the traditional table looked with st helens top on points difference after winning seven of their 10 matches. war

hope for st helens, but nothing more than that. the luck was with warrington.he deficit to two points. but a missed conversion allowed warrington to hold onto the victory. wigan warriors know all about holding the trophy, having won it 19 times and it is their site once again this year. an early lead against hull fc. a second before two tries from french saw wigan lead 26-0 at tries from french saw wigan lead 26—0 at half—time for top a lead that would only be extended after the restart. farrell got his second before they went over for the seventh and final try. hull did manage to score, but it was too little too late. good title number 20 be just around the corner? the tour de france has delivered late drama. tadej pogacar is set to become the youngest winner in 110 years having pegged back the favourite primoz roglic in one of the most dramatic turna rounds in the race's history. he overhauled a 57—second deficit to lead by nearly a minute going into tomorrow's final processional stage to paris. nick parrott reports. until now, this was the closest tadej poga

hope for st helens, but nothing more than that. the luck was with warrington.s. but a missed conversion allowed warrington to hold onto the victory. the tour de france has delivered late drama. tadej pogacar is set to become the youngest winner in 110 years, having pegged back the favourite primoz roglic in one of the most dramatic turna rounds in the race's history. he overhauled a 57—second deficit to lead by nearly a minute going into tomorrow's final processional stage to paris. nick parrott reports. until now, this was the closest tadej pogacar could get to rock —— could get to roglic. the gap was shrinking. both riders change their bikes as the route got steeper. some tiredness after wearing the yellow jersey since the ninth stage was to look at the clock on the left of the screen as it changes from green to red, this is the moment he took the virtual lead of the race with a couple of miles to go. at eight yea rs couple of miles to go. at eight years younger than roglic, his youthful energy was propelling him to the finish. no celebrations as he crossed t

>>in saint helene gayle ong kron 4 news. >>and we're getting more video new video that's coming into our newsroom from overnight in sonoma county look at this you can just see the flames and the glow they're coming from the hillside, this is along los alamos road which is near somehow drive. you can see the flames at a burning near the side of the road. it's like we're having a flashback from just a few weeks ago, this is near the sky hawk community and once again evacuation orders and warnings are in place we actually have an evacuation map for napa county the areas that are coming up right now you see those little areas that are shaded in blue. that's under a mandatory evacuation keep in mind that when you have a mandatory evacuation. don't think about it go your life is at stake, your communities at stake, you need to have everything packed and when in evacuation mandatory order is in place you need to be ready to go do not try and stay behind and save your home and save your property, it is way too dangerous and as we've

the latest orders that came in last night or actually in the saint helene the city limits from the 2900 block of white sulphur springs to the debt in and north to spring mountain road. and from south whitehall lane north to white sulphur springs road and west to the county line. now the area shaded in yellow are under an evacuation warning as the fire grows there could be new evacuation orders issued at any moment so stay tuned to kron make sure you download the app take it with you and we will keep you posted now this is the evacuation map for sonoma county check this one out you see the little red dots there. the red dots are the heat signature for the shady fire, the red orange area is under a mandatory evacuation, south of saint helene a road west of the napa sonoma county line north of los alamos cleveland ranch road east of calistoga road authorities in santa rosa are encouraging residents in the rincon valley skyhawk and los alamos areas to review evacuation and preparedness information right now you can always find that latest evacuation orders and the warnings on our website. s

you helen. you helen.oman abramovich secretly owned stakes in players at other clubs, an investigation had discovered. one of the footballers played against chelsea in two 201a champions league games, which meant mr abramovich had a stake in twelve players on the pitch. mr abramovich's spokesman says the deals were lawful and did not breach rules or regulations at the time. former chairman of the fa lord triesman says the now banned practice of third party ownership casts a shadow right across football. richard bilton reports. this is the story of a football match. chelsea against sporting lisbon in 201a. secret files show chelsea owner roman abramovich had a stake in not 11, but 12 players on the pitch. in 2016, a bank identified more than a billion dollars of suspicious payments involving offshore shell companies owned by roman abramovich. this includes four payments made by roman abramovich companies in cyprus. what's important is where mr abramovich's cash ends up. leiston holdings, in the british virg

emily and helen.re may have been two additional children born on either the east coast or pueblo, but they didn't survive childhood. one of the state censuses asked how many children have you had and how many are alive. the numbers were 4 and 2. carrie clyde holly raised two daughters, emily and helen. around 1889, the holly's moved to pueblo, colorado. don't know which route she took on the screen. almost certainly took a train to pueblo. they settled on a ranch or a fruit orchard in vineland in butler county. carrie wrote -- pueblo county. carrie wrote poetry, raised her two daughters and took a leadership role by serving on the district in vineland. after elected to the school district, she was elected by other members to the presidency of the pueblo school board. this means she was this means she was in pueblo county in 1893. i bet holly, who -- i bet holly, who had worked for suffrage in new york city, was happy to move to colorado on that day. when the governor made the proclamation that women's

y estaba helen, que es la directora de la organizaciÓn.ado con personas de bajos recursos y sÉ de las necesidades sanitarias que tienen. y que si la podÍa ayudar. perry: estaba muy familiarizado con los niveles de entrenamiento en otras Áreas y Él me consiguiÓ todos sus documentos y yo estaba como "vamos, vamos". rodrÍguez: helen dice que no vacilÓ en contratarlo y desde entonces el centro ambulante ha ido creciendo y mejorando. ya cuenta con una casa mÓvil con equipo mÉdico y espacios privados que usan como consultorios. perry: a 15 pies de la frontera de los estados unidos hay un campo de refugiados donde los niÑos duermen en carpas y estÁn expuestos a condiciones climÁticas extremas. con la falta de agua potable y la falta de alimento. rodrÍguez: desde su llegada, el doctor elizondo no ha dado abasto ante la necesidad que existe. sosa: yo le pido perdÓn a dios, porque nosotros amamos a nuestra hija y no es para que mi hija estÁ en estas condiciones. rodrÍguez: evelyn sosa es hondureÑa. desde agosto de 2018, estÁ en este campamento. hizo

♪ i am strong i am invincible ♪ ♪ i am woman >>> australian singer helen reddy won a grammy for her 1972ist anthem, "i am woman." this morning, her family says in a statement, reddy has passed away at a celebrity care home in los angeles where she's been living with dementia. helen reddy was 78 years old. >>> turning now to the race for a vaccine against covid-19 and a promising now study about one of the potential vaccines in development. dr. ali, thank you for joining us. a new study is out this morning on one of the potential covid-19 vaccines and how effective it could be for older people. what are you hearing? >> this is a very good question, mona. because i'm a geriatrician, i see this all the time. older adults traditionally have a more hard time trying to mount an immune response with a vaccine. that's why vaccines are not always effective. you see, as we get older, the immune system weakens, we have fewer t-cells and less working b-cells. so the phase one trial results were published in "the new england journal of medicine" showing that it does trigger an immune response in olde

let's talk to helen, can you hear me 0k? it. sure. let's talk to helen, can you hear me ok?hind! for people who don't know the relevance of your company, explain what your campaign is. we are a not-for-profit company, explain what your campaign is. we are a not—for—profit campaign group, speaking up on behalf of the 3 million taxpayers of many different profiles that had been left out of government support through no fault of their own. and as yet, it hasn't been successful, yourcampaign as yet, it hasn't been successful, your campaign goes on. you were made redundant back in april. can you describe what it's like when someone tells you that you don't have a job anymore? well, having taken extended pa re ntal anymore? well, having taken extended parental leave for five years, nearly six years, our savings had run dry sol nearly six years, our savings had run dry so i returned to the workplace in september 2019. on a permanently employed basis. when my husband and son came down with a consta nt husband and son came down with a constant cough, we self isolated as per the reque

helen cat there at the houses of parliament. —— helen catt.rs to be given priority for coronavirus tests, as a surge in demand causes long delays in some areas. nhs trusts report people heading to a&e departments and to gps for tests — and officials across the north west say the system there is under severe strain. our health correspondent richard galpin reports. queues of people here in southend—on—sea, lining up to get tested for coronavirus. the surge in demand for tests as winter approaches and children return to school, overwhelming the key laboratories, which process the swab tests. people now being discouraged from coming to testing centres like this, unless essential, sparking an angry response here. i dropped my daughter off with my granddaughter. she was about 350 people behind all these to be told they cannot get tested because they don't have enough, they only had enough tests for about 150 people. wow. the lady in front of her had been here five days on the trot with her little one. she couldn't get tested. another guy had been qu

helen reddy, "i am woman." that is very conventional pop music. it's not hard-edged at all. the critical response to that as music is pretty negative. reddy, a bit older. born in 1941. australian. she came from a show business family. she hated that. her rebellion was i wanted to be a wife and a mother instead of a performer like her parents. that's how she starts out. but she realizes what she wants to do is to perform and she wants to make it in the u.s. where she arrives in 1966, 25 years old. she arrives divorced, a single mother, with a 3-year-old child. so making it -- balancing the things that loretta lynn was balancing, tammy was balancing. she made it as a singer,s of di styles. she remarries to a man who becomes her manager. they move to l.a. in 1971, she has the number 13 billboard hot 100 hit. she's become involved in the women's liberation movement. she was part of a consciousness-raising group. they get together to raise one another's consciousness by talking about the realities of their lives as women. building an ocean of sisterhood. and out of that experienc

helen catt, thank you very much. limit is being cut on four sections of motorway in england as part of a trial to reduce pollution levels. speeds will be reduced from 70 miles per hour to 60 in areas which have seen higher than recommended levels of nitrogen dioxide. the limit will be imposed 2a hours a day and its impact will be reviewed in a year's time. the m6, m1, m5 and the m602 will all be effected. it's just over a week since schools in england reopened for the new term, but there have been a number of instances where pupils have been sent home to prevent possible covid infection. schools are required to isolate suspected cases, and as a last resort, close a school. 0ur education correspondent, elaine dunkley, has been to a school in darlington, which had to send home a teacher and 20 pupils as a precaution. who has got a new skill from being in lockdown? it's distance learning for primary school children. today, mrs craghill is teaching year three by video link. she's currently self—isolating, but lessons con

>>the glass fire tore through parts of saint helene on monday making its way to the world renowned of metal wood resort. i watched one of its lodges for him to the ground or on meadow wood lane and this is one of the cottages a part of the meadow wood resort. you can see this one is a total loss firefighters here behind me trying to hose this thing down they've actually protected some of the properties nearby but they say that this is not the only college that's gone up in flames. well, it's club house was still standing several of its event spaces and venues, including a drone would said and then there's rooms nearby overlooking the golf course were reduced to rubble. according to google maps. >>looks like the same area house to restaurants, including its michelin star restaurant. >>firefighters say there's about 3 or 4 strike teams in the property which includes up to 80 firefighters, firefighters say they'll continue to remain on scene throughout the night in the monitor that area insane leanna taylor bisacky kron 4 news. well check this out, here's a map that actually shows you wh

>>like this is crazy the 15 year-old saint helene a resident says this was the view outside her front door of her apartment complex her family grab their belongings and fled around 02:00am this morning. it was just kind of crazy and then trying to get everything in the car quick. >>i kind of had a really bad anxiety so i was kind of mom i kind of don't want to be here no more. >>now they're waiting with many others here at the cross walk community churches county workers coordinating with the red cross work to get them a hotel voucher. >>we feel kind of like scared and mike ifill emotional because you don't know what's going to happen, you know what can happen like in the next hour words you don't know what's going on many people showing up here are bringing supplies for the evacuees even those. >>who were forced to leave their homes themselves saw that everyone is waiting out here in the heat, so we won't spend years safe leg on water got some protein bars. >>a little apple sauce treat and just some gift cards as well they told us that would be a big help some people to go and buy wh

good morning, helen. good morning, helen. good morning, helen. good morning to you both.her, we get that squeeze on the isoba rs, and the together, we get that squeeze on the isobars, and the strong winds. also because it is pushing a bit further north, it is throwing more cloud across our shores. so more cloud make in the sunshine hazy, and even a few showers. it is not a great risk for everybody, but they are likely to pop up here and there, most likely for southern counties of england, possibly into south wales but heavier further south. a5 england, possibly into south wales but heavierfurther south. as i england, possibly into south wales but heavier further south. as i say, there is more hazy sunshine because of the higher cloud but it is still quite warm into the low 205, we have got to factor in that breeze, a keen breeze for northern and eastern areas. we have had a little mist and fog that is now clearing across scotla nd fog that is now clearing across scotland and northern ireland. but as the breeze does pick up just a little bit, we have all this cloud sitting

i have somebody looking in an area where we believe helen could be, where we believe helen could be, found, and i'm still in the hope that my daughter's remains can be recovered. what i really, really a m can be recovered. what i really, really am campaigning for is for people to realise how important it is to have the victim's body. their life has been taken by somebody very wicked and they are hidden and everybody has a right to have a properfuneral service, everybody has a right to have a proper funeral service, where their families can say goodbye. it's the most important part of losing somebody through any death, to be able to do that. give them that last goodbye. we can't do that. why do you think ian simms won't tell you where your daughter is? only he knows, only he knows for certain where helen's grave is and why he did this. i can only surmise that having found out a lot over the last 33 years about this man, about his behaviour... i've been told by a top psychologist in one of the prison is a number of years ago, in fact it was not long after i wrote to ian simms and had a

the prisoners disclosure of information about victims bill is known as ‘helen's law‘ after helen mccourtarole boards will have to take into account an offender's non—disclosure of information about a victim's remains, or the identity of child victims in indecent images. as the lords passed the bill, there was a tribute to helen mccourt‘s mother, marie. she has worked tirelessly and with great dignity — notjust on her own behalf, but on behalf of the small number of families who find themselves in this most awful, awful position. three quarters of black people don't believe their human rights are protected as well as those of white people — that's according to a survey commissioned by the human rights committee. the study also suggested that 65% didn't think the nhs treated them equally and 85% felt the police weren't fair. the report's authors appeared before the committee to expand on their findings. a really interesting interview was a young woman from kent who ended up getting stop and searched. and after this whole debacle, she actually spoke to a few friends who were not black thems

the prisoners disclosure of information about victims bill is known as helen's law — after helen mccourtdisclosing where her body was. the bill means parole boards will have to take into account an offender?s non disclosure of information about a victim?s remains or the identity of child victims in indecent images. as the lords passed the bill, there was a tribute to helen mccourt‘s mother, marie. she has worked tirelessly and with great dignity, notjust on her own behalf but on behalf of the small number of families who find themselves in this most awful, awful position. a former bishop has warned that our "highly competitive society" is causing some people to feel "left behind". his remarks were prompted by office for national statistic figures, published earlier this month, showing that the suicide rate for men in england and wales is at its highest level for 20 years. unfortunately, male suicides are the worse they have been in two decades. there is a particular concern amongst men between the ages of 45—49. a death by suicide is the worst form of death, the highest form of death for

>>in a saint helene and neighborhood. plus for took place in drills lead. at the top of the 9th inning and its board i playoff game right now we'll have a live report in the coliseum says and that's very latest. and our wildfire coverage will continue all afternoon long here on kron 4 news we come back we'll have the latest information on the evacuation orders and warnings. >>that are just into our >>as we continue our wildfire coverage. take a look at this video a viewer captured the glass fire from an airplane window as he was flying into san francisco, international airport last night this was recorded over the santa rosa calistoga area and you can see here all the smoke and active flames. burning right now and kron 4 is monitoring all the evacuation orders and warnings since this fire started on sunday morning. so i want to do right now is take a closer look at the naps from napa and sonoma county will start in napa and this map here shows us the mandatory evacuation zones in blue, it's a big area. the evacuation warnings are in yellow. the ag one area

back after >>welcome back 7.10 this morning and there is a fast moving wildfire burning in saint helene a forcing mandatory evacuations. the evacuation orders continue to expand this morning. the latest now for college avenue at howell mountain road to white cottage road. and all of freeze and drive including all roads west of college avenue and friedgen drive as well as all of le melle road are now being ordered to evacuate in saint helene up again. this is video. that fast-moving wildfire, it's called the glass fire. we do know there are hundreds of people that are affected by this evacuation order again those have continued to expand this morning since 05:00am folks have been. awakened by sirens these flames that are just quickly threatening. thousands of people who live in this area there are lots of wineries up in this region again the community of deer park crystal springs road north fork road. all of these areas are being threatened right now by the glass incident cal fire saying lacked latest update from calfire is that it's at 50 acres but as we continue to see these evacuation

peoplewant to give young ideal figures like helen keller. i remember learning about helen keller.rybody learns about helen keller. disabled person who overcame her handicaps and became famous. but people don't learn in school young people don't learn in school what we want them to "the when we do books like young people's history of the united states," that helen keller was a socialist. she was a labor organizer. she refused to cross a picket line that was picketing and theater showing a play about her. these alternate heroes in american history. --re is failing them are daniel hammer. a lot of people who are not known. have people's history, we was sitting ono the bus in montgomery, alabama, who refused to leave the front of the bus. and that was before rosa parks. i mean, rosa parks is justifiably famous for refusing to leave her seat and she got arrested and that was the beginning of the montgomery bus what cut and really the beginning of a great movement in the south, but this 15-year-old girl did it first. we are trying to bring a lot of these obscure people back into the for

>>in saint helene gayle ong kron 4 news. >>we first brought you this story on our app through a breaking news push alert. so make sure you download the app right now so you can get the very latest developments on the glass fire, the boys and fire and also the shady fire things are developing very quickly tonight. >>still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 9 president trump and joe biden set to square off in their first debate in just a few days a look at the preparations now underway. is it too get ready to square off. >>and we will continue our breaking news coverage of the fires that are burning in napa county tonight and >>welcome back everyone real quick we want to our coverage continues right now of the glass fire that is burning in napa county. so far this fire has charred more than 2500 acres and is at 0% containment. mandatory evacuation orders right now are in place for a number of communities, thousands of folks have been forced to flee their homes because of these fast-moving flames. we'll have more details on

will help to slow down the fire there and in around that area in and around the napa valley saint helene as well then by the afternoon of course things start to dry out again right now looks like the weather becoming much more favorable for firefighte >>and thank you for joining us and kron 4 news at 5 stay with us for more breaking news wildfire coverage at the top >>local news station.

see the red outline is the perimeter and it is a large amount of land it's burning east of saint helene right now in calistoga in napa county and then again just east of santa rosa in sonoma county so a couple fronts that firefighters are concerned about the cause of the fire still hasn't been determined though we know that it did break out in an area that was under red flag warning early sunday. we do have team coverage of the fires this morning. let's go now live to kron four's will tran who is actually standing by up in calistoga last time we checked with will yesterday of course he was following all the people that were evacuating i suspect just about everybody is out now well. >>everybody's out those who are holed up in their homes. they don't have power it is really dark in this area. james you talked about a 1000 homes threaten about a 1001 because you can see this home right behind me we're off a 29 between saint helene and calistoga and you can see the flames on the hillside and standing right in front of the flames is that how so cal fire. they have a couple of crews there try

. ♪ i am woman ♪ hear me roar >> and the tributes tonight for singer and activist helen ready, the iconicg that made her famous. and remembering the country singer who wrote for elvis. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the fallout from that debate last night, or what was supposed to be a debate. it rattled much of this nation, devolving into chaos and personal attacks. late today, the debate commission saying there will be changes, with two more debates scheduled between the president and joe biden on the schedule before the election. president trump and joe biden, their first face-to-face meeting last night and you don't need me to tell you it left much of this country stunned. joe biden at times turning away, turning to the camera, trying to directly address the american people, but it did not last. and there was the moment when president trump failed to condemn white supremacists and militias when asked if he would do so. what the president is now claiming about that today, and the president also saying he has re

they got two of seven st helens tries.aying she doesn't see who is next. she was beaten in straight sets by ferro. there are no british players in round 2 for the first time in seven yea rs. in round 2 for the first time in seven years. i think personally that more players need to get help rather than just helping your selected. i don't know how many there are, and i feel like there needs to be a bigger pool of support and then in that way, you are not spoiled and you are not given everything at a young age, and you need to work for it and learn the grind on the hard work of the tour and what it takes. staying at the french open, world number one novak djokovic came through his tie comfortably but look at this moment of magic, not from djokovic but his opponent. the swede managed to pull off this very impressive hotdog shot, look at that, winning a point by playing the ball through his legs. i bet he didn't mind losing that after that shot. that's your sport. thank you very much indeed. having a holiday ‘s plans cancelled

right now and all the way into santa rosa even saint helene a vacuum in hospital so this affecting. thousands of people there as a 10's of thousands this morning. let's continue our team coverage. as the evacuations continue in the fire spreads go to kron 4 sarah stinson in sonoma county and sarah you're not too far away from where you only is but you've been showing us some really devastating pictures this morning. >>yeah and the sun is not even up the worst is yet to come live here still on mountain driver just drove down a little bit further you can see active flames and a lot of devastation as i said very dark out, but i will get behind the camera and try and brightness up for you down here is where they're actively trying to put out the flames at this home right here you can see right there those active flames and they're working on trying to get it under control because if one house burns, then it can catch another house on fire and another house and it burns like crazy so the whole point is stop it from continuing on notice this side of the the north side of this mountain top

>>in oakland, a 100 for napa look at saint helene a 110 degrees santa rosa, a 110 it is also a 109 degrees in cloverdale a 104 in the bottle one '04 in napa and look at fairfield a 111 degrees get into san francisco, 88 degrees of course, san francisco got up to over a 100 degrees yesterday that was only for something like the 14th time in the last 147 years heat, advisories and heat warnings are still in effect but only until tonight that's we expect things to finally begin to cool down and change after that things are going to change quite a bit around the bay area but still the warnings in red here all around as we've seen the excessive heat continuing even along the coastline, the advisories even temperatures out toward the beaches running up in the 80's and 90's we got a few clouds out there now that are going to start to move in we'll talk more about that and how that might affect your weather. the chance for high fire danger to coming up in a few minutes. thank you lawrence, the hot weather didn't stop crowds of people from heading outdoors over this holiday weekend today, popular b

ros: helen ends this edition of "outside source."thank you for watching .back tomorrow at the usual time. bye-bye. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. nat the height of the conflict. into vietnam he became a single parent of two young children. we moved a lot. we slept in rest areas. we slept in our car. i didn't realize that we were actually homeless. it makes your world really small. if we happened to stay in a motel that happened to have a tv, it was really special. we loved nova. especially when it would be about space. we would talk for hours about the universe. watching nova, i felt big, like, my mind was big, my ideas were big. the trajectory of my life changed. i could see a world outside of our poverty and i felt like things were going to get better. ♪ p

local dr helen kingston realized many of her patients were suffering from social isolation. and so was their health. i'm part of this community it matters to me what happens here and i know my patients very well i've been here for over 20 years so when you see individuals that you've got to know very well and see them struggling it's a human instinct to want to try and turn things around and make a situation response to those needs than just the medical ones. over the years helen kingston observed that around 70 percent of her appointments weren't just about physical complaints but she lacked the resources to help these patients. then in 2013 she finally got the resources to make a change. she built up a team of people whose 1st task was to gather info on all the services and assistance available to the people and from everything from choir rehearsals to debt counseling and self-help groups now when doctors are talking to their patients they have the in forth their fingertips and can offer advice. a good deal is known as social prescribing. patients needing more support to r

. >>> helen reddy, singer before the anthem "i am woman," has died. her family said that she died yesterday in los angeles. reddy's song "i am woman" went to number one in 1972 and earned her a grammy. she had a string of hits including "delta dawn" and "ain't no way to treat a lady" and hosted "the helen reddy show." she was 78 years old. >>> coming up, problems with tens of thousands of absentee ballots in new york city. >>> and some titans test positive. the nfl has its first covid outbreak. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." 4 news." real progress? when you're affected by schizophrenia, you see it differently. it's in the small, everyday moments. and in the places, you'd never expect. a little sign of hope. the feeling of freedom. and once these little moments start adding up, that's when it feels like so much more. it feels like real progress. caplyta effectively treats adults with schizophrenia. and it's just one pill, once a day, with no titration. caplyta can cause serious side effects. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death o

helen calls him cesar so that was good enough for me. so he never used the accents and called himself cesar. in recent years there's been a revisionist. you will hear dolores huerta refer to him as cesar although she did not back in the day. >> was he, at that time that he became organizer with the cso, i think he became disenchanted with the way things were being run. he also was upset with the fact that once the union members were put in the -- in the circuit, they often wanted to talk about money and very little else and not support the work that needed to be done to create the union later on. >> i think that's a really key point and it goes back to the cs odehs. so here he is an organizer in the cso. he is helping to sort of empower mexican americans who have not been a part of the voting public to some degree and certainly not a political power, and as he works with them and as they move into the middle class, they adopt middle-class values and he is really upset by this, and so in the late 1950s you see him writing in his journal m

left evacuated tags out for napa county sheriff's deputies to see on deer park road towards saint helene a burn scars and devastation from the glass fire, this is what you'll see. >>nothing but charred earth. there's also other hazards in the area you can see over there down power poles and lines on day 3 of the fire firefighters are focusing on protecting structures as of tuesday evening, at least 50 homes have been destroyed in napa county that number expected to rise as assessment teams survey the damage tags on sunnyside road in saint helena indicate the area has been checked radically just because those numbers will increase doesn't mean that there's an active damage going on this damage inspection will go on for multiple days because there's a large fire perimeter, changing winds led to more fire activity tuesday by the afternoon, the air filled with smoke grounding aircraft in saint helene gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well the city of santa rosa has also suffered immense fire damaged some homes have been just spared and many have been damaged or completely burned to the ground in the

from helen, over the past hour legislation and as we are hearing from helen, overthe past hour or soing. certainly in terms of what the eu key figures are saying, we have had the president of the european commission saying she trusts the uk will not go back on what was agreed, she trusts that they will keep their word because without it she says it would be breaking international law. basically torpedoing any sort of future relationship, that has been a message echoed today for michel barnier, the chief negotiator on the eu side. says this is all about trust, confidence. if you are saying one thing, sign up to another and going back on it, where does that leave us? the trade talks start again in london tomorrow. helen, a sense of deja vu about this because you wonder who the government's audience is? is it brussels or one of their own backbenchers some of whom regard that withdrawal agreement as a complete sell—out? whom regard that withdrawal agreement as a complete sell—ounm isa agreement as a complete sell—ounm is a bit of both. it was only this time last year that we were moving

helen catt, thank you.ctions of motorway in england as part of a trial to reduce pollution levels. speeds will be reduced from 70 miles per hour to 60 in areas which have seen higher than recommended levels of nitrogen dioxide. the limit will be imposed twenty four hours a day and its impact will be reviewed in a year's time. the m6, m1, m5 and the m602 will all be affected. sir terence conran, the designer and retailer best known for creating habitat, has died at the age of 88. the design museum, which he founded in 1989, said he was a visionary who "promoted the best of british design, culture and the arts around the world". 0ur arts correspondent, david sillito looks back at his life. i believe in what i call easy living. duvets, flatpack furniture, the wok. it wasn't just a shop. sir terence conran introduced britain to a new way of living — a design philosophy that had its roots in the festival of britain. bank holiday, and the festival spirit pulls the crowd to the southbank exhibition. as a young ind

helen fisher has studied love for 40 years.bably the biggest expert on love in our country. yet you didn't think marriage was necessarily for you. >> intellectually i did get it but emotionally i'm not sure i ever did now i finally do >> reporter: the two met in 1994 when he a former "new york times" staff writer was interviewing her for a story they remained cordial over 20 years. but everything changed in 2015 now both single john following a divorce and helen out of a long-term relationship, they decided to test the waters during a game of pool. when each wrote down what they wanted if they were to win he won >> i opened the sheet of paper it said sex and clarity. i said to him, you're going to have to realize that we could trigger the brain circuitry for romantic love or attachment. are you willing to take that chance and he said yes. >> reporter: i love that the love doctor had to explain it in science terms. the two got engaged in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic on one condition. >> i basically said i'll marry you,

now it's time for a look at the weather with helen good evening.our southern parts through today is clearing away, that is a weak weather front and it is weak because we have got a ridge of high pressure building across the uk at the moment and that is also reducing the amount of showers that we are seeing in the north, they are becoming confined to the north—east of scotland. and actually, the cloud will tend to melt away as we go through the evening and overnight notjust the cloud either melting away but the winds will fall light. so, ingredients are there for a chilly night. it was quite muggy in the south in particular last night. it will be distinctly chilly overnight. the glens of scotland are expected to fall to freezing in a few spots. and further south through the countryside areas, into low single figures. the towns and cities as you can see here are low enough. so, a distinctly chilly start to our thursday morning. there could be a little mist around, even a little shallow fog and some of the river valleys. but that should clear and we s

local dr helen kingston realized many of her patients were suffering from social isolation. and so was their health. i'm part of this community it matters to me what happens here and i know my patients very well i've been here for over 20 if so when you see individuals that you've got to know very well and see them struggling it's a human instinct to want to try and turn things around and make a situation response to those. than just the medical ones. over the years helen kingston observed that around 70 percent of her appointments weren't just about physical complaints but she lacked the resources to help these patients. then in 2013 she finally got the resources to make a change. she built up a team of people whose 1st task was to gather info on all the services and assistance available to the people and from everything from choir rehearsals to debt counseling and self-help groups now when doctors are talking to their patients they have the in for their finger tips and can offer advice. the idea is known as social prescribing for patients needing more support to refer to a

>>it was just so much it was a great and i was like that's scary the 15 year-old saint helene a resident says this was the view outside her front door of her apartment complex her family grab their belongings and fled around 02:00am now they're waiting with many others here at the crosswalk community churches county workers coordinating with the red cross work to get them a hotel voucher feel kind of like scared and mike. >>we feel emotional because you don't know what's going to happen, you know what could happen like in the next hour words you don't know what's going on many people showing up here are bringing supplies for the evacuees even those. >>who were forced to leave their homes themselves. it's nice to see the community coming together in times like this i mean you know is pretty close just a few weeks ago and as of last week. >>we're kind getting blue skies again and we're like you know it's coming going down now and it just shows that you can never really. planned for anything you know you have to be ready to adjust and adapt to any moment and not so we did and now we're just

regan grace got two of st helens seven tries.ut in the first round of the french open singles. watson questioned the funding set—up, saying, "i don't see who's next." she was beaten in straight sets by fiona ferro. she's lost six straight matches since the professional game returned last month. there are no british players in round two at roland garros for the first time in seven years. i think personally that more players need to get help rather than just just helping get selected. i don't know how many there are, and ifeel like there needs to be a bigger pool of support, and then in that way, you are not spoiled and you are not given everything at a young age, and you need to work for it and learn the grind and the hard work of the tour, and what it takes. the newest team in netball‘s superleague, leeds rhinos, have made their first signing. and it's england's most capped player, jade clarke, who joins after two seasons at wasps. she's played 176 times for her country and was part of the team that won gold at the commonwealth g

expanded in these early morning hours and one is that you don't normally see the hospital in saint helene was evacuated, they evacuated off. >>oakmont residents top for us seniors with 4,500 people they brought buses in and got them to safety chateau boswell winery in saint helena gone blackrock and insane alina gone and as we said many homes we have team coverage this morning out in the field our reporters have been chasing the flames showing you damage. >>and some homes standing some homes destroyed so come to the tv and take a look at what sarah stinson can see in sonoma county because a lot of people have been watching to see if their home is standing sarah. >>yeah and i'm bringing you right to the action here in santa rosa of here live where we were talking about about a half hour. if you james darya this is the area off of a mountain hawk road and i want to show you that middle area we're discussing this whole middle area that has charred, but it's it's like a recreation area that people can use to walk those railings or stairs and then in between is in between 2 neighborhood you ca

helen catt, our political correspondent.e been killed by wildfires that are sweeping through us west coast states, officials say. dozens of people are missing in oregon alone, with one emergency official saying the state should be preparing for a "mass fatality incident. kathryn armstrong reports. the city of portland, almost invisible under a thick layer of smoke — the result of deadly wildfires that have been raging on the west coast for weeks. meteorologists on saturday said that the air quality here and in neighbouring states was the worst in the world, and warnings are in place in canada as the smoke travels north. so awfully kind of you guys. thank you so much. elsewhere in oregon, these residents are now relying on the kindness of strangers after having to flee their homes, unsure when they will be able to return and what they will find when they get there. to be honest, if we have to rebuild, we have to rebuild. if we don't have to rebuild, we still have so much clean—up to do because of the ash. because when we left

hot and dry windy conditions of firefighters are going to have a long night tonight live in saint helene gayle ong kron 4 news. thank you go that is hot for 09:00pm so for more now on the fire conditions and also that red flag warning that's still in effect through monday, we're joined now by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez yeah, let's take a look at current conditions out there just cnn jonathan in napa county right now tracking temperatures in the low 80's relative humidity, 24%. >>and wind speeds in the single digits starting to shift out of the northeast now in 10 more easterly direction so we are tracking relative humidity. >>down to the 20th percentile range and it is going to be extremely dry even as we wake up monday morning for most of the north bay valleys tracking monday to be the hottest and driest day in the single digits by monday afternoon and tomorrow is going to be the peak of this heat wave. well underway. current wind speeds out there right now we are noticing that change in wind direction out of the east so still tracking a very dry and warm air mass out there that's

the criticism, saying the country is facing an unprecedented situation. 0ur political correspondent, helents. two former prime ministers, one conservative, one labour, both angry. they have joined forces before to speak against brexit, but now they have strong words for a government planning to alter parts of the treaty which paved the way for leaving the eu less than a year ago. writing in the sunday times, sirjohn and mr blair said the government's actions were irresponsible, wrong in principle and dangerous in practice. they said... the government has defended the plan, "it is an unprecedented situation," it says, and the powers it will give itself will probably never be used. this is all about insurance planning. is it sabre rattling and bluster? no, it's a break the glass in emergency provision if we need it. but if the uk were to break international law, where would that leave individual lawmakers? is that the moment that robert buckland resigns from the government, if we break international law itself? if i see the rule of law being broken in a way i find unacceptable, of course, i

that was helen catt.tion to an incident in newquay in which a police officer sustained serious burns. devon and cornwall police said 30—year—old blajovest hadgigeorgieev appeared before truro magistrates‘ court today to face three charges. the defence secretary, ben wallace, has dismissed speculation that the british army could mothball all its tanks as part of the current defence review. he says some old military equipment will be replaced. it was reported last month that modernisation plans could see the army invest in new technologies, with a greater focus on cyber—warfare. police on the greek island of lesbos fired tear gas at protesting migrants who were left homeless when their camp burned down on wednesday. clashes broke out near a temporary camp built by greek authorities to house around 13,000 migrants and refugees who had been living in squalor in the overcrowded moria camp and are desperate to leave the island. efforts to build alternative accommodation for more than 12,000 former residents of