my name is dale howell. >> my name is kimberly howell. >> and this has been our brief, but spectacular. >> on our family. >> well, hope you guys have a good day, buddy. i just wanted to make sure i can call and touch base with you guys. i love you a lot. >> love you, too. >> love you, too, buddy. >> i'll talk to you later. >> okay honey. bye-bye. >> okay, bye. >> woodruff: and an update on this piece. fdozens of inmates and st members at the federal correctional institution in milan, michigan, where jasson howell is serving time, have been infected with covid-19. there have been at least five howell was expected to be released this november after completing a drug abuse program, however, due to the virus he can no longer take the required classes. >> woodruff: finally tonight, we want to offer something joyfulfi in these dlt times and look at a band which has been bridging racial and cultural. ga we turn to ranky tanky, which charts, and won a grammy award umrlier this year for best regional roots a unprecedented honors for "gullay music. jeffown went to the low country of south caroli

and what william howell does, on st. patrick's day 1776, william howell evacuates boston.s boston, goes to halifax, nova scotia. the british go to halifax. when the british leave, about 1,000 loyalists go with him. you're going to see something. every time the british evacuate an area, thousands of loyalists go with him. loyalists don't want to be left behind. they don't know what americans are going to do to loyalists. that's not a particularly wonderful prospect. the other thing that's interesting about the evacuation of boston and people don't actually remember this is for all intents and purposes the war in new england is over. there's almost no major fighting in new england after this point. there's periodic coastal raids on the british. new f newport, rhode island. for all practical purposes, the fighting in new england is pretty much over. the other thing that's kind of interesting here to bring rage militaire to a close, nobody remembers this but it's actually correct. when the british army leaves boston aside from the places like the great lakes and ft. niagara, t

alex howell, bbc news.centre rachael burford first picked up a rugby ball at the age of six.. women's rugby has certainly changed slowly but for the better. —— at the tender age of six, women's by... with over 80 caps for her country, burford's using her vast experience to create a new initiative called the girls rugby club. the aim to open doors within the sport and cement a pathway for the future. earlier i caught up with her, to find out more about it. we have a girls rugby club where any girl playing in any level can be a pa rt girl playing in any level can be a part of something globally, notjust locally. we really want this to be something globally that we can come together, share knowledge and support one another and tackle some of the issues that we are finding in women and girls rugby. no better to woman to share your experiences. based on your experience within by based on your experience within rugby as a woman in sport, what has that been like over the years? how has that progress and change?” r

mandatory evacuations are in place for howell mountain road to dead end of quan valley. and we have no word on the cause. but again, 0% containment at this point. as crews try to take control of this fire. we will have an update in just a bit. >>> as we been showing you throughout the newscast, calfire has been throwing everything they've got at this fire from the air. we spotted a huge four engine air force plane dropping a line of retardant along one of the fires, leading edges. >>> also on the scene, the global supertanker, the largest firefighting aircraft in the world. capable of carrying just under 20,000 gallons of water or retardant. this particular plane is named the spirit of john muir. it is 4 years old and helped battle the 2018 campfire in butte county. >>> i'm emily turner and i'm staring at a tree that just, in the last two seconds went up in flames. obviously an active situation here. we've got more on that coming up. >>> here in napa county, the fire is just rearing up right now on this hillside. i'm on silverado trail. new evacuations >>> live from the

residence east of howell mountain road from across my drive to cold springs road must leave their homes. officials advise, you evacuate via pope valley instead of deer park road. in santa rosa, folks east of brush creek road, west of calistoga road and north of badger road are under an evacuation morning. >> in less than 24 hours the flames have scorched 2500 acres and containment stands at 0%. the blaze, call the glass fire because of how close they start to glass mountain road. the flames are dangerously close to structures, threatening 2200 buildings. >> the wildfires are adding a lot of smoke to the already hazy air. chopper 5 was over the massive plume of smoke in napa county. spare the air alert has been extended through the day. is get over to mary lee on an update on the dangerous weather conditions. >>> this is a big concern, michelle, we're watching the winds pick up through the overnight hours and this morning. i want to give an update on current conditions for the glass fire and what firefighters are up against. definitely low relative humidity values, down to 14%. the north

i can become one exception that is william dean howell's novel.so i guess with that in mind, the new women are shown and dramatically, some in a period of release. you have young women in canoes, young women going out on chaperone. young women climbing trees and climbing mountains. so it's kind of like with the shakespearean comedy. we have the comedy where there is a period of festive relief where women are trying out new roles. and given the freedom to do tha that. but there is that marriage at the end. and whether you see that as containment or fruition, i think the books kind of leave that up in the air. >> host: donna, wonderful presentation. in your book you mentioned many of the characters in the semel agenda summer novels were reading summer novels. keep talk about the intention there? was it a fun, wink and a nod marketing? >> guest: yeah, the authors writing these are kind of very, very aware of what the conventions are. so very often there will be references to characters seeking out summer reading. in one summer for example, the two pe

resorts, many written by some of the period's most famous authors read ethan crane, william dean howell, louisa may alcott. they all practiced in the tradition of the summer novel at some point in their career. so what i found as a result of this, my summers were now not so i don't know what i found was a very interesting chapter in the history of publishing. summer reading can be sure in the 19th century was very much a commercial construction area the idea of summer reading is a product that's part of the publishing industries really concerted effort to redefine a slow season and to capitalize on a really dramatic rise of travel, tourism and summer leisure in victorian america in thegilded age . but 19th century number reading involved more than commerce as well area in the last quarter of the 19th century it also became a well-established cultural practice , a performance and many of those characteristics remain with us today. overall than an interesting chapter both in the history of the book and in the history ofsummer leisure . now my book itself covers a lot of ground. i just eas

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the evacuation warning area shaded in orange includes the howell mountain area. >> interrupted before 4:00 sunday morning and has exploded across 1500 acres so far. there is zero containment. the blaze is called the glass fire because of how close the flames spoke to glass mountain road. the cause is under investigation. >>> a check of the weather now and how the winds will play a factor today and this firefight. here is mary lee. >> i walk in the winds picked up. we been watching them increase overnight in this morning. that is a big concern for us. low relative humility values as well. i want to update you on the conditions at the glass fire. damages are in the low 80s, humidity down to 14%. looking at the northerly winds, the dry, dusty, offshore winds with gusts up to 18 miles per hour. we will continue with windy conditions, especially this morning. that is the reason red flag warning remains in effect until not a clot tonight for the north bay and for the east bay. we are looking at the highest elevations we have seen gus to 50, even higher than 60 miles per hour for the wind gu

my name is dale howell. >> my name is kimberly howell. >> and this is been our brief but spectacularur family. >> i hope you have a great day. i love you a lot. >> i love you too. >> we love you, buddy. have a great day. >> i will talk to you later. >> by five. >> ok.ju : what a story. and w have an update on this piece. the federal correctionalaff at institution where jason is serving time have been infected1 with cov there have been at least five deaths. howell is pected to be released this november after completing a dg abuse program. however, due to the virus, he can n longer take the required classes. ♪ finally tonight, we want to offer something joyful in tse difficult times and look at a band that has been bridging racial and cultural gaps. we tno ranky tanky, which has reached number top charts. it won a grammy award for best gional roots album. jeffrey brown l went to t country of south carolina to take a lesson and look. part of our american series, and ongng coverage of arts and culture, canvas. this was reported during the shutdown due to covid. ♪ >> ranky tanky, it loose

and also deerpark road from the silverado trail to the howell mountain road. the entire community of deer park, saintly the hospitals we just an road and sanitarium road. as far as the evacuation warning that's the areas that shut shaded in yellow that means that you should be considering to go at a moment's notice this fire is moving very quickly that's the east side of silverado trail from howell mountain road south to tel pinn road and all the roads in between howell mountain road from silverado trail to old how a mountain road and khan valley road from how mountain road all the way to the dead end and all the roads in between all this information is according to cal fire. the evacuation center is located at the cross walk church which is where kron four's dan thorn is reporting live for us tonight. again all this information is on our website kron 4 dot com and real quick just want to let you know that we're actually i'm actually getting pictures from some folks on my twitter page. >>they're now saying that they're watching another fire that is burning the

i i can think of one exception d that is william dean howells novel.i guess with that in mind but the young women are shown in dramatically, summer was a period the relief sought young women and canoes and going out on chaperone. yet young women climbing trees and climbing mountains. it's like with that shakespearean comedy we have this festive company with theirs festive relief where women are trying out new roles and given the freedom to do that, whether is that marriage at the end anybody see that as containment or fruition i think the books leave that up in the air. >> a wonderful presentation. in your book you mention many of the characters in these summer novels were themselves reading summer novels. can you talk about that question was it for fun, a wink and a nod marketing? >> yet. yeah. a number of the novels, the authors who were writing these are kind of very, very aware of what the conventions are. so very often there will be references to characters seeking out summer reading. in one summer, for example, the people were married. a meat bec

alex howell reports: i remember my agent contacted me and he said that also they're interested in yoully didn't think much of it. and then i think the next week he contacted me again he said you may have to travel to rome in two weeks. and i was like wow,. how have they seen you play, how did they watch you play? wow,. how have they seen you play, how did they watch you play7m wow,. how have they seen you play, how did they watch you play? it was my agents they made play for me. after i left cambridge and they sent the videos to rome as well. and that's when they showed interest wasn't one of you been thinking, what's been going through your mind to this whole process? my friends have been saying to me do you realise... and i'm just keeping calm keep humble and just understand and prove who i am there. how long have you been at cambridge?” prove who i am there. how long have you been at cambridge? i signed on my 13th birthday. i signed on my 13th birthday, i remember i was there, i went on a six—week trial and luckily they signed me on my birthday. every season i've hit goals except t

aem howe amy howell joins me now. only in america, why? why was it such an unique story? >> she was a child -- her father came to the united states as a young man. she mother was and she had grown up in public schools. in particular young people in particular, it's hard to remember what life was like for young women. she graduated at the top of her class at columbia law school and couldn't get a job at in law in new york city because she said i was a woman, i was jewish, and i was a mother. the combination of those three things to go from that background to literally the highest court in the land is an extraordinary story. then once she was on there, she was really the thurgood marshall of the women's rights movement. so she had an extraordinary career even before on the supreme court and as ariane said became this unlikely icon once she was on the supreme court with little girls dressing up as ruth bader ginsburg for halloween is just something we haven't seen before and aren't likely to see again. >> you know, even someone critical of her opinions, based on ideology or

so the area is kind of adjacent to howell mountain. i live on crystal springs road, below the hospital, more going towards the vineyard estates at the end. so there's a lot of homes that are further up the road, small properties. then it gets to be an exclusive enclave of vineyard estates. you know, we have ten acres. there's larger properties. i was here for the last fire, which was, gosh, i'm kind of brain dead right now because i'm in shock, but it was about a month ago. there was a huge fire. and i stayed through that. i was one of the only people that stayed. the roads were closed, nobody could enter once they left the property. i was safe. but this is normal for me. i've been here since 2007, and i was here for the huge fire that destroyed santa rosa, that ran over the calistoga grade. i saw flames from my patio in the direction of calistoga. then we had another fire two years ago. i'm kind of numbed by it. it's not something that's going to change. i really believe we're going to have a lot of this going on in the future. >> and

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there's also a lot of major closures here including off of silverado trail and then all up through howell mountain which is this area where you're still in a warning. if you are in these areas you need to have your next alert program to want to give yourself a lot of time to get out if you need to when there are this many road closures like you can see in this map things can get a little dicey for things to remember to pack if you are in one of those warnings owns include clothes and water for at least 3 days. bring your portable cell phone chargers any medication you may need or pet food if you have a pet. jonathan of course, we're also dealing with the pandemic so if you have time definitely grab some hand sanitizer and masks those are going to be key as you stay in those evacuation centers jonathan back to you. >>was like well that the fire so close of like this is crazy. >>some have been forced to pack up and leave their homes in order to escape those fast-moving flames. kron four's maureen kelly live this afternoon a cross walk community church in napa this is just one of several eva

stephen crane, william b howell, louisa may alcott, sarah, they all practice in the tradition of the summer novel at some point in their career. what i found as a result of th this, they were not so idle, what i found was very interesting chapter in the history of publishing. summer reading to be sure in the 19th century was very much a commercial construction. the idea of summer reading is a product and part of the publishing industry really concerted efforts to redefine a slow season and to capitalize on a really dramatic rise of travel, tourism and summer leisure entering america and the gilded age. but 19th century summer reading involves more e-commerce as well in the last 19th century and also became a well-established cultural practice, a performance in many of those characteristics remain with us today. overall an interesting chapter both in the history of the book in the history of summer leisure. now my book is self covered a lot of ground i reduce the table contents to give you a flavor of a larger argument as well. in the. rage changing from an elite cultural practice to

the fire is above i want to say dancing hares vineyard, so the area is kind of adjacent to howell mountain. i live on crystal springs road below the hospital, but more going toward the vineyard estates, at the end, so there's a lot of homes that are further up the road, small properties and then it gets to be an exclusive enclave of vineyard estates. we have tenic e iacres, there's larger properties. >> pam, i said it again but it is really remarkable how calm you are despite a frightening situation. i know we say it's the new normal but it really has become that way for so many of you up there. >> i'm not -- i was here the last fire which was, gosh, i'm kind of brain dead right now because i'm in shock, but it was about a month ago, so there was a huge fire and i stayed through that. i was one of the only people that stayed and the roads were closed, nobody answered once they left the property, and i was safe but this is normal for me. i've been here since 2007, and i was here for the huge fire that destroyed santa rosa, that ran over the calistoga grade. i saw flames from my patio in the

the evacuation warning area shaded in orange includes the howell mountain area. >> in less than 24 hours the flames have scorched 2,500 acres containment still stands at 0% and crews from across the bay area are helping in this fire fight. the blaze called the glass fire because of how close the flames sparked to glass mountain road. and the cause is still under investigation. right now the flames are getting dangerously close to structures threatening at least 2,200 buildings. you can see the wall of flames closing down on this building torching the trees surrounding the property. no word yet on how many structures have burned. >> we have team coverage on the fire fight. we begin with joe vasquez four miles north of san helena. >> i'm standing in a grape fine just on the other side of the silverado trail. that's the glass fire. that's the reason thousands of people had to leave their homes today. >> stay safe. >> the high low siren means mandatory evacuation. this is just off of st. helena near spring mountain road where one of the new fires developed tonight. residents were advised to

miss howell of al-jazeera arabic wanted to examine how they gather their information and what sourcesthey use. journalist tom wills kept a copy of the 2014 world check database when it was made public in 2016. he searched for 2 organizations that had taken legal action against world check in the u.k. the palestinian return center and the finsbury park mosque to find out what sources the database achieved when listing. magic. yeah so we can see that he was listed in the terrorism consecrate in 24 st and these countries listed palestine and it says he's the director general of the palestinian return center in london which is allegedly affiliated it's to the hamas office in europe and to the muslim brotherhood no nasa series of links pages whether you've drawn this information so we've got a website crudes global m.b.a. . and another one called global m p reports and we've also got 2 websites from israel we've got the israeli government website and. organization causes of terrorism in full in israel but many other governments around the world do not agree with israel's classification of

. >> we headed up howell mountain road to try to check on lori's family property. but could only get so far as flames had engulfed the trees on both sides. the road ahead looked far from promising. but here at the glass fire despite the difficult and steep terrain, and unlike some recent fires where resources were stretched thin, this time we saw hand crews and local departments working feverishly to protect homes and structures. >> it just exploded. everywhere was on fire. >> over in st. helenas, the outcome was not as good for residents like peter emerson. his home and dozens of others destroyed overnight, along with much of the community school. foothills adventist elementary. >> we got out of here about 2:45, it was like a firestorm. fires on both sides of the street, the school here was burning down. the houses here all around were engulfed in flames. >> and that was peter emerson, his house, he told us was destroyed just down sunny side road here, let's show you a few more that have been lost. the one behind me, you go across the street, here at mund and sunn

sam howell.ster year for carolina, and cunningham in the conversation, too. >> kirk: picket at pitt. i mean, i think it's the deepest conference this year with the quarterback play. >> chris: that's saying something when you have sport's biggest star in lawrence as the leader of that group. when's clemson going to be tested in the acc. >> kirk: i don't have their new schedule memorized. do you have that off the top of your head. >> chris: go to notre dame. >> kirk: that's always going to be a tough game. >> chris: i don't really know what it means, the typical challenges. they go to virginia tech. >> kirk: i remember looking at their last three games, three or four games, you know, a couple of them are away from home, could be a challenge. >> chris: miami has florida state. then they go to clemson october 10th. that will be intriguing. >> kirk: yeah. >> chris: king as a ball carrier off the right side. gets it to the 40. there's a flag on the play. >> referee: prior to the snap, delay of game. of

trying to protect those populated areas both to the north of bell canyon near anglin, on kind of the howell mountainside of napa county, and then also to the south, more toward deer park. >> it looks like it is actually keeping come you know, getting closer to you. what is ahead of you, are you in an area where there are homes there or not? is there concern where you are right now? >> reporter: so we are actually in an area that is on the very north end of sanitarium road. this is about a mile north of the hospital. there really are not a lot of homes where we are. this is a very heavily populated area in terms of wineries, which is kind of good and bad. the wineries create a natural fire break, but then at the same time, this is so much of the industry for napa county, there are so many vineyards have already been hit hard this year, i some of the fires, also the covid restrictions, so when we were talking with some of these folks earlier today, they just said, you know, what is going to be next? this does not seem like it is ending anytime soon, and again this is where we are talking abou

people were told to leave college avenue and howell mountain road.eer park been under evacuation orders. the nearby community of angling is under any evacuation warning. people are being told to be ready to leave. we just got confirmation that st. helena hospital is being evacuated right now. residents are being told to go to evacuation center that is at crosswalk community church. that is in napa on first street. take your face coverings and adhere to social distancing there. an address publication will be in place. this is a live look from one of meras e weconditions are a big part of the storepoint let's bring in meteorologists with more on what this breaking news. this does not look good for him and mother nature step way. >> of the pictures you just shown emily. >>> take a look at the most with the updated satellite imagery over my shoulder. you can see the plume of smoke coming off the glass fire. this gives you perspective on a, where the fire is and how is massive the plume of smoke emanate off of it is. vi. i'm going to give you another view

where there's a concern and try and get this fire stopped as quick as we possibly can driving down howell mountain road and anglin is a ghost town residents 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

rounds smugglers reportedly charge around $12000.00 pounds to help families escape from camps like al howell on the border of northeastern syria and iraq and donors using crypto currency like bitcoin to make payments if they can offer more anonymity from surveillance on the main implications of money being racists. and i believe the escape petition to be sure suggests that people are being brought on tricks on political settlement being issued in these circumstances not suggests that our security breaches inherent in the camps itself school scott's city larry page or perhaps they can be bought to allow people to escape but i think oh say looking at the sums involved and looking at how easy it is to grace funds in the way. from such as bitcoin all conall on this. a large amount of this money that is being raised is probably not going. directly to fund the scape or at least people actually straight into touch to fund our activities security analysts say the longer die suspects remain stranded in these camps the higher the likelihood that they can escape and present a whole new security challen

that includes college avenue at howell mountain road to white cottage road and all of, including all roads west of college avenue and friesen drive. all of lama road. we are keeping an eye on these evacuation orders and are updating them at ktvu.com and on the ktvu news at. >>> it has been a long fire season for people in the northbay with had to deal with several evacuations. sarah spoke to some evacuees and shares their stories of escaping the glass fire after just returning home. >> reporter: it was a hectic morning and napa county with thousands of people being forced to leave their homes because of the glass fire. it is almost becoming a routine for those who live in the north bay. coming on the heels of the lm you lightning complex, rob hayward just got settled back home. now, the glass fire in napa county is once again uprooting his life. >> we unpacked, and now we just talked again. >> reporter: it is the same story for sonny martin. >> here we go again, i mean, we just came back from 10 days of been evacuated. >> reporter: and for wendy who is planning on leaving the northba

are virtually every family that's not or a quote rich ok so yes that's how you get that is how mr howell is going to finally achieve is core p.c. if you were to have presented place in for many many years or at least as many years as it was below 2 percent and that is that you're the holy union between fiscal and monetary policy where you get money not just sent to wall street so they can gamble away you know so the robber traders can also join in and you send money to j.p. morgan and you send money to rome to traders through their $1000.00 checks that arrive in the mail and that's how you get labor stagflation and that's probably where we're headed if that's where v.c. wants to be across the world and china may have got some tensions rising. looks like they're going to reduce some of their u.s. bond holdings does it doesn't matter that china starts dumping bonds more u.s. bonds more aggressively i mean can't the fed just print more money and buy them why is that a big event there michael well i think it's a big event for the u.s. dollars has your money and it's world's reserve currency

sort of think of the big five, the alphabet, amazon, apple, microsoft, facebook, you think of those, howell they have done during the last few years and then coronavirus helped them grow even more and as a result it's what everyone is talking about and the bubble is not that they're not great businesses that are going to carry on growing but it's the exuberance. they have high profit margins. profits of $250 billion. they are already representing 20% of the u.s. stock market and given how big the u.s. stock market is that is 12%. 12% of the index so you have exuberance on a very small number of stocks that's certainly bubble territory. the question of course is if you go back to 1996 talking about the exuberance then and the market carried on rising for four years, i would be saying to people, this is the -- this a bubble-type territory but it doesn't mean that it's going to deflight now that what we have seen in the last week or so is only an unwinding of the rise of the previous two weeks be really careful. look at the percentage that you've got if you're 15 or 20% and you're overweight t

up a little bottle and said you know this contains a chemical weapon and this is what iraq has and howell has since said it is his most embarrassing and his worst moment in his tenure, not only as a military officer but as secretary of state. i should have been more aggressive than i should have been quite frankly in that story i cited to "the washington post" i should have understood when you don't have smoking gun haintelligence you are not sure when you will go to war on that basis anyway. >> host: christopher in oklahoma supporting the biden harris ticket. go ahead, christopher. >> caller: good morning to you both. massive respect for just the washington journal for us to do this. the last thing i thought i would be doing this morning is about asking a question. there has been, we know over 200,000 deaths since covid-19 and i want to know personally do you feel like any responsibility for publicly withholding the information about donald trump initially disclosed to you early on about the virus v even latern after it got [inaudible] to come out but in those initial times and he was te

howell said he was on the optimistic side -- poweel said he is on the optimistic side. given the political dynamic of ,he election in over five weeks until december, they are on hold until we see more clarity and where the economy is headed. jonathan: volatility remains elevated. what is the biggest risk to portfolios right now? a contested election, covid-19, or more action from central banks, people like christine lagarde? jason: i think the biggest risk comes down to the outlook and that applies whether it is covid-19, whether it gets worse, whether we do or do not get fiscal stimulus. we look into 2021 and there is a wide range of expectations. a lot of that hinges on whether we get fiscal stimulus, whether we get a vaccine solution that is effective. to me, that is the biggest thing driving the market volatility. the structural growth uncertainty that is taking place. until we get clarity on that markets are going to stay elevated in terms of overall volatility. alix: people morning of november and december as data roles and. -- in. the question is what is the safe

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helena, calistoga unit identified and howell mountain school district. families will have the option to continue with full distance learning if they choose. meantime, hayward has joined the list of cities with fees that can be charged to local restaurants. starting october 6, companies like door dash and grub 00 can only start 15%. some residents have been losing money on orders fulfilled through those third party apps. >>> sonoma county has amended the health order to align with the state that will allow businesses to reopen and activities to resume. home and contract county is in the purple tearful when it moves into less restrictive tears. we have a new inactive tool. the weekly covid tear tracker let's you pick your number. if your company is below the color coded tear for weeks, it could move down. >>> next, a look at governor newsom's land mark order to transform transportation in california. >>> i'm spencer christian. after the first few days of pleasant fall weather, get ready for the return of some scorching and the veterans that never quit on t

we are here on howell mountain in dear park angwin area, you see a caravan of fire engines just pulled up. they're all from the san diego area, came all the way up here to help the fire fight with the glass fire which has already been so disruptive in sonoma and now napa. we have california firefighter, you guys are headed up to a dear park neighborhood what's going on. >> yeah the fire is still active in this area, we're getting more resources, we're plugging those resource around the structures to ensure they're protected. >> my understanding is structure protection has been going really well today compared to yesterday where we saw resorts and homes and prompts burned is that your understanding? >> everything has been fairly successful in this area and we're going to ensure that by getting those engines around homes. >> thanks so much for all the hard work. the other issue, there's no cell service so people are not getting alerts about warnings or orders. they're unable to talk to friends or family. that's been another really big challenge up here in napa county especially in dear p

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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 orders be expanded its likely that this fire is is now hundreds of acres we do have a call in to cal fire and our reporter kron four's reyna harvey is headed this way w

families because of their connections, and this report released this morning, the auditor, elaine howell says a staff designated 22 applicants as student athlete recruits because of donations or as favors to all connected families. she says the other 42 less qualified applicants were admitted based on connections to staff, leadership and donors. the audit was conducted in the wake of last year's national college admission scandal, which is still playing out in courts. >>> heavy rain right now is flooding parts of the texas coast, as tropical storm bateson makes landfall, the latest storm comes as the region continues to recover from what has been a very busy hurricane season.>> reporter: beta drenches the texas coast, with wins of 40 miles per hour, submerging cars and making roads impassable, damaging storm surge remains a threat with early rainfall leaving behind debris enforcing some street closures. >> we are on a bit of a hill here, but it was up to the road on the side and of course it has flooded into the rv park over there. >> reporter: making landfall late monday night as a trop

. >> reporter: at 3:45 this morning, more evacuation orders coming in for the east area of howell mountain road north of the chestnut -- or the crest mount drive to cold springs road. they have set up an evacuation center at crosswalk community church. that is on 1st street in napa. they are saying that all stoeshl distance rules and mask enforcements will be honored there at the evacuation center to try to keep everyone as safe as they can. no containment on this glass fire, right now they are trying to get everyone to safety. and we hope to get more information for you later this morning. from st. helena, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> and amy mentioned the evacuation center. it is on your screen in case you know of anyone who needs to evacuate. again, the crosswalk church now open for evacuees as 2590 first street. and bring a face covering so ev everyone is safe. >> evacuation centers are set up in sonoma because of the shade s fire and boyson fire. and the place to play park is open for evacuees. and petaluma veterans building is also serving as an evacuation center. large animals are