hillside, just up the highway 29 a dc-10 and a 747 were part of the aerotech to protect homes in the jericho canyon area. this is aerial video taken by cal fire looking down on the palisades mountain ridge below. the fire coming dangerously close to homes tucked away in the mountains. >> it is a scary, we've got a lot of people that live around here, so it's scary.>> yes, we are scared. >> tactical patrols will be in this area tonight. they don't have enough resources to stage an engine at each home but crews will be assigned to patrol certain areas. they are concerned about the wind and so are the residents. >> that worries me a little bit because you never know, with the wind, you know. less time that fire got very close to the house. we still have a lot of trees. so we are worried. >> calistoga is that the only concern, there is a big orange glow above summit lake road and hotspots can also be found on the western hillside of napa valley. and while those in the city of calistoga and surrounding areas remain evacuated until the fire danger passes. it's a nightmare they seem to relive now y

. >> reporter: fire crept through the hills on both sides of napa valley today and in places like jericho canyon just outside of calistoga, deputies were demanding that people leave. >> i am trying to decide what the owner of the vineyard i work in is going to do. i am part of the team and he has got his son and two other members with him. >> reporter: barely 5 minutes away in downtown calistoga, charles was hosing down his barbecue business. >> psychologically, it takes a lot out of you. so, i hate to see it happen. but then you know, that is what this is right now. >> reporter: they have found themselves sitting in the middle of several fire disasters now going back to 2017. >> the tub fire, which was the last big one, started around the corner here, that is tubbs lane, about 200 yards in that direction. >> we were evacuated three weeks and 17. >> reporter: the classifier continues to sit beyond the edge of town with red flag conditions in effect through saturday. >> i am thankful for the firefighters, thankful for all of the infrastructure that we have here. >> wilson, we saw sheriff's

really illustrates this is the calling of early elections which were actually had to be postponed and jericho then one team so this left the national legislator out of session beyond the constitutional deadline allowing the executive to kind of rule with out this over say and much fewer checks on the power . and then at the same time as we mentioned muslims have been suffering from very intense scapegoating within the kind they've been labeled as super spatters that the media has singled out cases where muslims contracted the virus so that they're really a bunch of aspects and she locked at that kind of illustrates some of those issues that we highlight including abuse of power. restrictions against marginalized communities stifling of the press and elections that have been held with some kind of undermining of their credibility all right we've run out of time so we're going to have to leave it there thanks so much to all our guests aimee's the poets can read to krishnan and eve our dolly and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera

at least 5 people in southern italy the artillery shells struck a residential area in the city of jerichoon monday a russian air strike targeting a military camp in the province killed at least $78.00 turkey backed rebels it falls within a deescalation zone forged under a cease fire agreement in march between ankara and moscow. a court in hong kong was charged teenage act a teenage activist under a controversial national security law 19 year old toni chong was charged with the session money laundering and conspiring to publish seditious content he was arrested 2 days ago close to the u.s. consulate 11 student activist group wish to spend it when beijing imposed the new law in june critics say the law is a and at stifling dissent south korea's supreme court has upheld a 17 year prison sentence for paul the president lee myung bak he appealed his original 15 year jail term a multimillion dollar fine 2 years ago for bribery and embezzle and another quarter added 2 more years to his sentence for receiving bribes including from the industrial giant samsung li also denied stealing funds from a

on sunday it is collated and helmand that jericho are no more than when we left our homes our fightingstarted a mortar hit near my brother we want peace here as you can see my hands are red with my brother's blood. each side claims to have inflicted more losses on the other because in the middle a civilians while i live in a ball in the village the situation of i was very bad we couldn't stay all these people are coming here because of fighting close to 5 families which is about $35.00 people out importantly being displaced and this displacement lead to additional leads from their site for shelter for work and sanitation. and also not knowing when they will be able to return back. helmand is a taliban stronghold they control about 80 percent of the province they say they are just retaking their own areas and have no plans to claim fresh government territory they promise safety for captured soldiers can hold out of that part that you can see the taliban are foreign from those houses but tain't so far away from here one boy was killed and still he is lying on the road the afghan governme

normalizing in the region and the palestinians are being excluded although i note that donald trump and jericho janeiro both saying that they believe the palestinians want to do something as well this is what trump has been talking about since they announced that they wanted the deal to be the mideast peace deal of course this is a deal that palestinians have rejected because based say that the americans are not just taking israel's side but they're becoming their agent pressuring now different countries to be normalizing relations with israel so even if trump is saying that palestinians will be a more would be made sure that they do not support all of these moves without israel and he gets occupation in fact we've heard many polls the nina officials say that they are giving normalization deals with israel without it having to do anything when it comes to the palestinians for example the u.a.e. has and officials in the u.a.e. have boasted that they have supported the palestinians by delaying israeli plans of annexing parts of the occupied west bank but for palestinians to continue a settlement

i had a jericho. i did want to be around that because i did while my hair catch on fire. the manager told me as soon as another catcher position opened up you can have deposition. when it opened up he didn't give it to me. he gave it to a white girl. i did want to look at that as races and i was upset with him not because -- you lie to me. i was upset about the lie. don't lie to me. if you tell me you're going to do something, i expect for you to do it. you want me to tell you why i'm behind president donald j. trump? promises made promises kept he said i'm going to do this and he went out there and he did it. and that's what i love. yeah, emphasize things like that in the book to get people, listen, when you're down here not out and that ended up quitting that job not because he gave it to the white girl but because he lied to me. don't you ever lie to me. >> guest: that's right. >> host: john from oregon. you are on what diamond and silk. the book is called "uprising." >> caller: before you ask the question i to say something to silk that a think it's very unfair that p

tweet from the president this morning where he says democracy the world over time pursuing in my jericho denies a power of the people however if some constituencies choose to bargain off their power they should be prepared for a denial of their rights now this is a statement on independence day by the president of the country referring to some constituencies basically saying i really don't care if you are not prepared to back me politically then be prepared to lose your rights. i mean he says this. in a way that is even uncommon for even the worst of niger and politicians niger politicians are known for making you know. paying lip service to things like unity and oneness and under independence all presidents even the worst of them even dictators are well known to make rallying speeches that said mia was real unified and all of this president however has lowered the bar even for niger habitations i don't think able to treat things like if course its constituency is just a bargain off that power which is to give power to some of the rallies they should be prepared for the denial of their r

he was taken from his home in jericho and brought to the hospital to receive further treatment.he hospital says he got through the night okay but monday morning, his condition began to deteriorate. he remains at this point in critical condition. his office says he tested positive for coronavirus about a week and a half ago. he is a high risk case because he had a lung transplant in 2017. coronavirus numbers in the region, in terms of the value in the palestinian territories, less than 400 new cases. trouble is the positivity rate is 11.5%, according to ministry of health. in skraisrael, 892 new cases, bf the positivity rate mid to low single digits. that's a positive sign as israel begins to come out of the second general lockdown. >> reporter: i'm in honk. the world is dealing with the worst economic crisis since the great depression, china's economy grew 4.9% in the third quarter. china will be the only major economy to grow, compared to the u.s. economy, expected to shrink more than 4 he%, and eurozone ce to 8%. until they contain covid-19, the economy cannot recover. there a

the investigator began monitoring inmate louis's recorded jail call to lionel jericho mccoy jr.o and san jose police arrested mccoy in this raid in san jose in 2016 for the murder of christopher puckett in what police described is an ongoing dispute. investigators say mccoy shot puckett on this street in east palo alto in june of that year. mccoy is serving a sentence of 50 years to life for that murder at corcoran state prison. boyd states working with the sheriff's office he obtained photographs of a home med telephone book mariscal kept under his cell mattress. i quickly discovered approximately 200 calls between mariscal and mccoy that spanned march 14th 2020 to june 11th, 2020. mccoy is accused of sheereceivi those calls on three cell phones smuggled into his prison cell but he wasn't the only one to get calls. >> there were phone calls between inmates and some people on the outside who were the ones who were making the applications online. >> reporter: i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> hold onto your shopping cart. there's grocery aisle craziness about to come to abc

the investigator began monitoring inmate louis marical's recorded jail call to lionel jericho mccoy jreast palo alto and san jose police arrested mccoy in this raid in san jose in 2016 for the murder of christopher puckett in what police described is an ongoing dispute. investigators say mccoy shot puckett on this street in east palo alto in june of that year. mccoy is serving a sentence of 50 years to life for that murder at corcoran state prison. boyd states working with the sheriff's office he obtained photographs of a home med telephone book mariscal kept under his cell mattress. i quickly discovered approximately 200 calls between mariscal and mccoy that spanned march 14th 2020 to june 11th, 2020. mccoy is accused of receiving those calls on three cell phones smuggled into his prison cell but he wasn't the only one to get calls. >> there were phone calls between inmates and some people on the outside who were the ones who were making the applications online. >> reporter: i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> hold onto your shopping cart. there's grocery aisle craziness coming to

on sunday it is collated and helmand that jericho are no more frightening when we left our homes our fighting started a mortar hit near my brother we want peace here as you can see my hands are red with my brother's blood. each side claims to have inflicted more losses on the other because in the middle a civilians while i live in a ball in the village the situation of i was very bad we couldn't stay all these people are coming here because of fighting close to 5 families which is about $35.00 people out importantly being displaced and this displacement lead to additional leads from their site for shelter for work and sanitation. and also not knowing when they will be able to return back. helmand is a taliban stronghold they control about 80 percent of the province they say they are just retaking their own areas and have no plans to claim fresh government territory they promise safety for captured soldiers can hold out of that part that you can see the taliban are foreign from those houses but tain't so far away from here one boy was killed and still he is lying on the road the afgha