the fire started in the woody hilly area on valspar esau's outskirts and quickly spread. it consumed dozens of homes in its path. and a huge hole of thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. noise i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here extra firefighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that might turn out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year's very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was fire came as about power you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of county government protests. that he is a good today romania's revolution true to a close with the execution off to face and make a lie school it was the final and bloodiest chapter in the series of $989.00 uprisings that toppled communism in europe then void that is a retired military prosecutor who played a

the fire started in the woody hilly area on felled power uses outskirts and quickly spread. it consumed dozens of homes in its path. under huge boulder thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here. extra fire fighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that might turn out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year's very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was far came as about power you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of anti-government protests. christmas is a holiday celebrated around the world and depending where you are people mark this season and all sorts of different ways a reporter and seldon is here in the studio with me for a look at some of the more colorful christmas traditions hello to you erin so what have you got we

the fire started in the woody hilly area on valspar esau's outskirts and quickly spread. it consumed dozens of homes in its path. under huge boulder thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. annoyed with it but i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here extra fire fighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that mike turned out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year is very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was fire came as about power you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of antigovernment protests. now to syria where there is no end in sight to the misery inflicted on civilians in the besieged province of lib the last major rebel stronghold russian airstrikes supporting the assad regime killed at least 8 people 5 of them children who were sheltering in a school

opponents to keep them from getting grabbing power from them 2nd this is also the brutality of the hilli that most of the women who were in the group were shot in their genitals the the victims there were their bodies were peppered with bullets and they were buried in shallow bring you the back in broad daylight and 3rd because 32 of the killed were journalists this is also a case of movie suppression so incensed you know this this trial and he'd have to make the 3 things that are most wrong with the philippine government or the country political impunity political dynasties and crackdown on media freedoms. i was a correspondent on a santos for us in manila it's to australia now where a record breaking heat wave and strong winds are plaguing fire fighters battling out of control bushfires the country's most populous state new south wales as declared emergency authorities there are warning of worsening conditions over the next few days this week has already seen 2 consecutive days of record heat with the average national temperature reaching 41.9 degrees celsius that's $170.00 degrees fah

it is very hilly down there. he could not find any level ash he could not find enough level ground to build a five mile track. he had the idea of a three mile track in the track designer the engineer he hired came to realize that a few had two long search ways, and 490 degree turns with short shoots between the north and south turned, you you could put a three mile track in here but barely. he told fisher if you ever want to race cars here, there is not going to be room for them. they incited instead of three miles to would have two long straightaways, four turns that for one quarter of a mile each, eight mile short shoots, that adds up to 2.5. that is the early races were cut short from the problems we have on the roads today. there were potholes. the surface started to break apart. when you are driving a car at 70 miles an hour circa 1909, you hit a pothole, it is not going to end well. there were a couple of serious accidents. that is when the call went up to cut short the races on the last day and seek out a

the fire started in the woody hilly area on valspar esau's outskirts and quickly spread. to consume dozens of homes in its path. and a huge hole of thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. their fields but i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here. extra firefighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that might burn out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year's very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was far came as both are you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of county government protests. romania is marking 30 years since the execution of former dictator nicolae ceausescu and the overthrow of his communist regime while the child who ruled remained there for over 20 years and imposed a highly authoritarian form of leadership on his country following a brief sh

>>a pretty good in our hilly spots now it's just sunshine making its way down some pretty big changes here skies reallclearing out into the south bay to where he had drizzle earlier this morning so improving conditions through the day today, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy and staying dry fothe remainder of your thsday ahead big change from esterday has obviously it was quite e rainy wednesday, upper 50's in san francisco to oakland wall san jose reaching the 60's today. robin a quick peek at the bay bridge for those of you driving into san francisco this morning, the backup has noteen out yet behind the toll plaza, is all the way through the maze all of your connecrs are still solid. but it does look a lot was really backed up because of a stall so you're just under 15 minutes to make it into san francisco for checking in on drive times checking out one on one yes, is busy. it starts in thacontinues up to about d cesar chavez in san francisco. 2.80 slow before alimony through the one oh onesplit and again it gets really heavy at thbottom of the 2.80 extension as you approach downtown

it is very hilly down, there and he could not find enough level ground five mile track.o he settled on the idea of a three-mile track and the engineer that he hired came to realize that if you had two long straight aways and then four 90 degree turns with short chutes between the north and south turns, you could put a three-mile track in here in that ground but barely. so he told fisher if you ever want to race cars here, and you want to put grand stands up, there's not room for them. they decided instead of three miles, two strong straight aways, four turns, that adds up to two and a half miles. that's why we're we are what we are today. the early races were cut short for the same problems on roads today. there were potholes. the surface just started to break apart. when you're driving a car at 70 miles per hour, especially circa 1909 car and you hit a pothole, t not going to end well. there were a couple serious accidents and that's when the call went up to cut short the races on the last day and seek out a more stable surface. and again, that's how we came to the conc

theresa may stayed at the home for walking hilly days in snowdonia where she called the snap election been the personal and political, untypical front borisjohnson has banned ministers from going to the annual gathering in the swiss resort, economic gathering. ace downing street source told the evening standard that our focus is on delivering for the people, not champagne with billionaires. the slight irony of that is that the owner of the paper hosted a party the night after borisjohnson upon his landslide victory, and the guardian said it was a champagne fuelled caviar fuelled christmas party. you do have an equal measure of celebrity and politician in boris johnson that many close to him speak about our debt is perhaps no surprise he goes to these parties, but even when he is in the caribbean for a holiday, no suggestion that he will be had together power to a deputy so he will still very much be in charge. people in the australian state of new south wales have been showing their gratitude to volunteer firefighters battling huge bushfires by donating christmas presents. since septe

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know where the fountain would be rebuilt, whether it be in its own dedicated area, would it be on a hilly site or a flat site and things like that. there's also issues regarding whether or not it would be dry or wet, whether it would actually contain water and have spouts as the original fountain did. however, to get some idea of what something like that might cost, we also prepared a very outlined scope of work, mimicking where it was in pacific house for 50 years on the island. we had that commissioned by lee saller and associates, and they estimated that cost would be approximately $1 million, but there's many assumptions in that. moving forward, the aspect of contemplating the reconstruction of the fountain is to determine where it would be built, what sort of context it would be within, whether it's a stand-alone item, whether it's incorporated with some other features, you know, retail and things like that or -- there's endless possibilities, but that would be a very important part towards moving forward is determines where it would be placed on the island and to what environment. s

crushed and how innocent she is, asked her to read peter's insurance policy text to her just in case hilly loses. also, why were the lovers' text messages scrubbed after he left mueller. where are they, lisa? he makes them personal. >> it's like, a misogyny playbook. >> how is she feeling? >> she's a very strong, ind pent dent woman. i think she was ready for this. like, she said to me this is going to be a fire storm. well, yeah, this kind of thing happens all the time. it's been a firestorm. i think she has a very supportive group of family and friends around her and she's been through hell. >> what has life been like for her. >> we talked in the interview about the moment the ig released all those texts and then there was the washington post article, "the new york times" article. >> it revealed that she was also having an affair. >> right. the ig said they weren't going to reveal that it got revealed. i don't know where that happened. i think it was very hard. remember, she's completely self-made. she's an fbi lawyer. her concern is really the law as she knew what, you know, she knew sh

hilly clinton. and beat her.omebody like me who can take him on and supposed strength the economy and expose him as a fraud. >> i have to ask you about last night snl. a riff on the democratic debate. when they introduced the candidates they are placed you mayor bloomberg. who hasn't qualified for thursday nights debate. >> businessman tom steyer, wait, mayor bloomberg? >> classic billionaire switch a roo. >> you didn't qualify for the debate. how did you get here? >> for $30 million pbs is owned by viewers like me. >> you think bloomberg has come into the race and up staged you? >> i have said about bloomberg, that unless he's willing to embrace a wealth tax. willing to be a leader of the democratic party in terms of equity and economic justice, i don't think he's an appropriate leader for the democratic party. >> tragedy in chicago. a dozen people shot at a memorial for a victim of gun violence. details on the investigation next. i've heard a lot of excuses to avoid screening for colon cancer. i'm not worried.

commissioners fung and hillis were absent. comment, you continued the matter with direction by the commission of a vote of 5-2. on october 24, 2019, you continued the matter to today's date by a vote of 4-1. commissioner melgar was absent. commissioners johnson, fung, and diamond, in order to participate today, you need to acknowledge you reviewed the previous materials. >> i have. >> i have. >> actually, i think i was at one of the meetings. i was at one of the meetings. >> you were at one of the meetings, but you need to have reviewed all of the previous materials. >> planning department staff presenting the case request for conditional use -- sorry, discretionary review and a variance at 3847 and 3849-18th street. a reminder that i am before you proposing to legalize work that has already occurred in order to abate an outstanding enforcement case exceeding the scope of work of a series of permits issued on the property, most of which were issued over the counter. as a reminder at the august 29, 2019, hearing the commission

fog burning off and lifting visibility has improved in these areas, but if you're heading through hilly spots watch out for low visibility. now later today, it's all about the sunshine is the bay area remains dry and sunny if you're heading south to the grapevine are up into the sierra watch some slick spots as these area saw some snowfall overnight. so redwood city you're still in the 30's at 38 degrees livermore you're at 39 right now else where we have seen some 40's returning oakland, a big jump in temperatures for you you're at 39 earlier now at 46. say helene at 33 while santa rosa also working your way out of the 30's now at 40 degrees for your current temperature later on today as i mentioned with will expect 50's for daytime highs cool enough for a light jacket, but you'll be able to shed a layer after such a frigid start to your monday morning. >>well a nice start to the morning commute, it looks really good right now heading into san francisco expense move like this throughout the morning. well every now and then you know often on you'll see a little bit of a backup in the ca

below those highest of slopes and so you may be enuntering that is you make your drive up into some hilly areas but for the most part thisloud cover is itting right above most of the bay, you're heang out to solano county possibly of 80 into sacramento watch out for some spots where that fog will be very den to lee fog forming in the central valley just to our eat here in the bay area though things for the most part pretty clear overall haven't had too many visibility issues, especially if you're just traveling right alonghe bay itse. skies are already starting to clear out we had some mostly cloudy conditions earlier. now this is nice clear sky is rolling over head and you're about to see that as we move our way into the morning and een the early afternoobehind it though an increasing cloud cover and what will eventually be a few showers during overnight hours tonight leading us into tomorrow as well so we do have some fog this morning, some clear skies this aernoon and then some showers tonight we really got a little bit of everything going on today. here's a look at what we're going to

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northward, scranton ice, in the higher elevations you are going to see significant icing on these very hilly's the problem today. take your time or don't even leave until well after the sun comes up. it will be rain across the south today, no tornados. there were big tornados yesterday. there were tornados with at least 150 miles per hour winds. these were not your just small things. they were large and on the ground a very long time. even tonight until 6:30. it's still snowing in boston. finally pulls away later on tonight, and things look a little better by tomorrow, just some lake effect snow and cooler wind. but if you're flying today, call the airline or look on your app because many of these planes will be late or even in some places canceled. >> i can't think of a better exasperated sigh than you just gave. i think you spoke for the nation with that sigh. thank you very much. >>> just days before a crucial presidential debate, it is still unclear whether the candidates will show up. why all seven democrats say they muf might have to skip it next. the one for you when you know you just

rocky, hilly, did not grow very much. there has been a lot of energy on these lands. but the federal government has been an impediment allowing tribes to produce the energy. by the way, when they did produce it in many cases the benefit did not go to the tribes or the people who live on the reservations. eloise is a remarkable woman from the blackfeet nation. she sued the federal government. the case lasted 15 years. she described a circumstance where an impoverished woman living in a tar paper shack looks out her window and sees three oil wells on her land pumping oil and gets no benefit. why? because the reference of where that money is going to go, that was done by the interior department. there has been massive criminal behavior over a century and how these accounts have been handled. there has been so much wrong. the dishonest treaties that the government signed. then ignored. they have lied to the native americans. it just goes on and on. i've talked about a lot of it in this book. i could tell you about the trail of tears. the indian removal act. the massacre a

hilly got -- >> this extraordinary institution. >> embrla et question can be a mine. for himself and turkey's prime minister. >> why don't we get a couple marines. they'll look good next to us. >> they did look good. >> they there we go. that's good. it was called disrespectful, real men don't use umbrellas, got secured by four presidents. when president trump let his son and wife out in the rain, he was called an umbrella hog. >> president trump he even abandoned his umbrella. >> as he boarded air force one. he couldn't other wouldn't close it. >> are you kidding me? you're just going to leave it there and walk onto the plane? >> it go the its own sad umbrella twitter account, lost and forgotten like tears in the rain. >> you can't just drop an umbrella when you're done with it. it's not a wife. >> reporter: one aide walked by it, somebody finally picked it up. it 'em like air force one itself is easier to close. jeanne moos, cnn, new york city. >>> i'm ana cabrera. see you back in an hour. "s.e. cupp unfilterelilteredunf. to the outside world, you look good, but you

change that flight now approaches sfo above the east bay following a course that takes it above the hilly parts of berkeley and oakland. flights to oakland shift routes along a similar pattern from flights from hawaii followed a flight above san francisco before hand landing south in oakland. noerp from new mexico flew western kornet costa before making the sweeping turn. and for people living and working to south of all three bay area airports they'll hear the planes climbing towards cruising altitudes on days jets follow the modified flight plans. usually they hear the sound of planes descending. dan ashley. abc 7 news. >>> and when flight patterns changes it happens at all three airports simultaneously. planes come and go in the same direction. >>> live doppler 7 is one of the most popular stories on the website and the abc 7 news app if you want to track the rain click the blue live bar at the top of the app. >>> all right now new developments with pg&e. the utility announced a massive settlement with the victims of several wildfires. the company says the settlement is valued at about

hillis on the planning commission. he is one of the more moderate voices on that commission, so i don't think ms. diamond's appointment will lead us into that direction. i think you will have an open mind and look at the issues based on the facts. i am prepared to support your appointment today and i do really look forward to working with you ms. diamond, but i will be calling you often because the voices that you heard today that are concerned about your appointment are people that you need to get to know very, very well. their deep, deep experience working on these issues in the community, i don't think is often appreciated enough because their experience and their ideas and their willingness to think outside the box is the type of thinking that we need to be paying attention to in the city because we're certainly not going in the right direction. with that, i don't know if supervisor walton wants to make comments. >> thank you chair ronen. i want to say appointment decisions are very difficult and sometimes contenti

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change that flight now approaches sfo above the east bay following a cause takes it poff above the hillyarts of berkeley and oakland. flights to oakland shift routes on a similar pattern. one flight from hawaii followed a path above san francisco before landing toward the south in oakland. and another from new mexico flew across wernt contra costa county before making a sweeping turn above the middle of the bay toward oakland international. for people living and working south of all three bay area airports they'll hear the sound of planes climbing to cruising altitude on days when jets follow the modified flight plans. usually they hear the sound of planes did he screeneding. dan ashley abc 7. >>> helpful visual. when the flight patterns change it happens all a three arnts simultaneously so planes come and go in the same drengs. >>> live doppler 7 one of the moech popular story on the website and news app. if you want to track the rain yourself click the blue live bar at the top of the app. >>> new developments with pg&e. the utility announced a massive settlement with the victims of sev

great here in our berkeley cam to you can see a so is is what we're looking at across especially our hillyuation to kick off th morning in with that fog comes missed have a lot of drizzle. so yes, it's been a combition of both of these things thatis made for wet conditions this morning even though we are loing at better conditions and we had yesterday when obviously the rain was just uring down. today we are off to wet start drizzle. you can see it there on satellite and radar a storm tracker 4 indicating it in green across the peninsula as well as up into the north bay and then cloud cover also pretty easy o spot rainfall is most apparent further north of the bay area though so if you're traveling north today some reallyet conditions continue to beeen on roads that low pressure area the storm system that brought in yesterday pressure builds back in and dry conditions can be expected. eventually on to the afternoon ahead of us as for future cast. rainfall continues into the afternoon upnorth of the bay area few northern sonoma county areas could see it. but most of us going to be dry just

we have very hilly winter weather. we did have some sunshine here. >> it is nice to get a break in the storm clouds clouds and we have we have a break from the umbrellas today which is great. if you want to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. here is the plan for today. we have some clouds this morning, a little breeze, not like last night when the winds were out there. mostly sunny this afternoon with highs in the 50s. here's a heads up. a lot of people with the day off want to head to the coast and it will be kind of a neat spot to check out today with the wave action but be extra careful. beach hazard statement has been extended until 9 pm this evening. this is almost a high surf advisory. waves will be on the order to 10 to 15 feet at we could also have this, minor flooding near the coast and near portions of the bay. this is all the results of the king tied. the golden gate bridge high tide today at 10:48 this morning. so inflated water what water levels. look at all of the rain in southern california this morning

build a five-mile, oval testing ground, and he looked at doing it in southern indiana, and it is very hillyere. he cannot find enough level ground to build a five-mile track, so then he settled on the idea of a three-mile track, and the track designer, the engineer, that he hired kiam -- at short shoots between the north and south turns, and with that, you could put a three-mile track in there, but barely, so he told fisher, if you ever want to race cars here and want to put grandstands up, there is not going to be room for them, so they decided instead of three, they would have a 5/8 mile, eighth mile short shoots, adding up to 2.5 miles, and that is where we are today. shortrly races were cut for the same reasons on the roads today. there were potholes. really, the surface started to break apart. when you are driving a car, especially 70 miles an hour, and you hit a pothole, it is not going to end very well, so there were a couple of serious accidents, and that is when the call went up to cut short the races on the last day and seek and, more stable surface, again, that is how we came to

rocky, hilly did not grow very much. ,there has been a lot of energy on these lands. the federal government has been an impediment allowing tribes to produce the energy. by the way, when they did produce it in many cases the benefit did not go to the tribes or the people who live on the reservations. eloise is a remarkable woman from the blackfeet nation. she sued the federal government. the case lasted 15 years. she described a circumstance where an impoverished woman living in a tar paper shack looks out her window and sees three oil wells on her hand pumping -- on her land pumping oil and gets no benefit. why? because the reference of where to go,ney is going that was done by the interior department. there has been massive criminal behavior over a century and how these accounts have been handles. d. there has been so much wrong. the dishonest treaties that the government signed. then ignored. they have lied to the native americans. it just goes on and on. i've talked about a lot of it in this book. i could tell you about the trail of tears. the indian removal act.

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