hi, ken. ken rode. ken: hi, there. i love the way you started 'cause sometimes you ring in and you don't know and you get to the first wd. but i loved the way you sort of -- "it is..." eh, blah. yeah, yeah. just, you realized it. you've got plenty of time to win lots of stuff. you're from garden ty, w york. yes. what do you do i work for a leading golff apparel manufacturer in sales. are you a golfer? i was more of a golfer, but i have three children, so there's not so much golf going on. talk about your family a little bit. well, i've got a wonderful wife, mary a, who's here with me, and three children -- aaron, sean, and megan. and megan is 8, and i just started coaching her in lacrosse, so it's anotheher five years. yeah, oh. it nev ends. it never ends. but it's fun. good to have all of you here. get ready. we'll do another "to up." this one is worth $2,000. ken,n, grab one of those. and here we go. "thing" is the category. [ bell chimes ] dawn. burst of energy. yeah. good job. [ applause ] and that's how it sounded

ken, what is your point? >> my point is that if you're worrying about tapering -- tapering, restricting money in the system, the offset to that is the ongoing purchase by corporations of their own shares in staggering amounts. home depot is only one company. >> maria, if i could say something at this point. >> peter anderson, and only peter anderson -- >> go ahead, peter. >> thanks very much. the then i want to talk about is supply, demand. very important. but i think that we're missing is, you have to be anticipatory about this. let's not look in the rearview mirror. let's look in the future. and you have to talk -- what the fed is trying to do is control that mechanism of supply and demand by adjusting rates. it's just simple economics. and let's not get bogged down in the technicals of whether or not a company is buying back its stock, which has very strong pros and cons. but i think the bottom line is, you first asked me would i be buying stocks here? and the simple answer is, absolutely, yes. i think tha

ken cuccinelli has the same problem bob mcdonnell has.nt of $18,000 worth of gifts from the same super rich virginia businessman. earlier this week we said cucc watch was officially back on again. will ken cuccinelli return those gifts? well, we now have an answer to that question. no, no he will not. ken cuccinelli told reporters he has no plan to return any of the gifts he received because according to cucc, star scientistic ceo johnny williams didn't give him the kinds of gifts that can be returned which is not exactly true. i mean, one of the gifts ken cuccinelli received from this businessman was a $1,500 catered thanks gi thanksgiving dinner. cucc can't give back that dinner, that would just be gross. he can do what bob mcdonnell did which is to pay back the giant catering tab. he can give back the money to johnny williams. or he can donate that money to charity. the cucc says that he's not going to do that, though. he says, "there are some bells you can't unring." in some ways, this gifts scandal may actually be worse for ken cucci

say, "well, ken meares, you're the c.e.o. of the company. you just want to sell product." they always say the richest person in the graveyard is still about just that, it's about helping people. >> i... i want you to tell, just i know, i didn't mean to interrupt you, but... >> no, go ahead. >> you talked about how expensive it is to make this one little pill to me... tell that. >> well, yes, this, this bottle takes 18onths to make. >> 18 months? >> the mussels have to grow. we grow those, we have a limited supply.e's an arrangee new zealand government that you don't fish out the waters, so they have to be grown, and and we're able to make about three million bottles a month. so, it's a limited-supply product-- we just don't turn a machine on and press out pills and make 'em, make 'em, make 'em. it's a natural product. this is a super food, it comes from the ocean, and this mussel only comes from that place in the world, only in the waters of new zealand. it's called the oil extract perna canaliculus. perna canaliculus, that's from the green-lipped muscle. and there's a pat

he said, "ken, i've never had a product that works like this." and he's able to prescribe an omega 3, which is a foundation, very important product for an individual to take. so it's a very unique product. >> dorothy: it is. >> one-of-a-kind. >> now, dr. downey, welcome to club 36, and i wanna ask you now, heart, for example, as you were talking, ken, the heart... there's so many people who die of heart attacks. >> the omega xl, the oil that's the ingredient in omega xl, is an anti-inflammatory, and the cause of all the things that we develop with aging and that cause pain is inflammation. so the whole, the whole purpose of that product is to decrease the inflammation, to reverse the effects of inflammation and to reverse the effects of aging and pain. that's how i present it to my patients, many of whom are probably watching tonight. uh, inflammation is the tendency of the body to heal itself, but occasionally the inflammation goes uncontrolled and it becomes chronic inflammation, and with chronic inflammation you have swelling, and if there's s

let's send it one last time to ken harvey for the geico what to watch for. >> ken: i think it's simple now. that's a quarterback battle to see who is going to be here. what you look at. in the fourth quarter, you want to see who will prevail against bat situations because you don't have the best time. >> chick: pat white out of the pistol. pressure up the middle. i like this. really do. the enthusiasm that he has, he is seizing the moment. he runs a really good route. picks up the first down. santana over, there giving him some props. more than car insurance. brought to you by ken harvey. first and goal now for the redskins. from the 7. white under center. left side to chris thompson, looking for some room, down to the 5. chris thompson will get a lot more carries in that game as will ja'wan jamison. remember last year, he was 22 from each team of the starters that did not dress. the guys that are on the field right now. kevin matthews, tom tomkins. you have all these offensive linemen looking to maybe be that 9th game. >> chick: almost got to that

to mayor lee and his team in particular ken rich. enough cannot be said about ken's leadership and really quarterbacking this project throughout the process. and to all of the leadership, to president chiu, supervisor campos, and all the board members that helped during this process. it was truly a team effort. and i also want to take a moment to thank the members in district 2 where two of the existing cpmc hospitals are being housed right now in the california campus and pacific campus. and across the street will be from district 2 will be the new cathedral campus. and to all the neighborhood groups in district 2 who came together to work with cpmc, to work with my office, to work with the mayor's team, to make sure that all the neighborhood needs were met, to make sure that as we build these hospitals we build them in a way that makes sense for our neighborhoods. but in particular, in a way that we can deliver that health care into the next century for san francisco and really make sure that we continue to be at the forefront of h

ken, good to see you as well. they have tried to make everybody -- has tried to make exporting a bigger part of our economy. we are a country that imports much more than it exports. >> i'm super impressed that he is exporting to brazil. so if you are selling sausage there, you have a really good is very important for us to be competitive in other markets. and it is really heartening to hear that our exports have been stronger than they have been for a while. so that's a very important part of our economy. it is a cutting edge. >> american wages and benefits are higher than other countries which is why we import more than we export. clearly we can do business exporting. >> we have very hi-technology, so there's a lot of technology embodies in our products. one thing we are really good at is exporting hi-tech machines. caterpillar, tractors things like that. medical equipment. there's a lot of demand for it. >> ken, stray right where you are, in a few minutes he return to ken. we are going to exam america's crumblin

all right, ken, thanks. you can find a full list of travel alternatives during the bay bridge closure on our website, go to kpix.com/bridge to check out our survival guide. >>> we're asking ourselves, why did it take so long? >> bay area bike share finally gets rolling. coming up, how you can rent a pair of wheels and the problem the program is already encountering. >> as firefighters gain ground on that huge yosemite wildfire, tonight how a devastated bay area natural sanctuary proves wildlife can rise from the ashes. >> and i'm meteorologist paul deanno reporting live from a sunny and very quiet treasure island. behind me the new eastern span of the bay bridge. will the weather continue to cooperate for final construction of that passengers? that and your labor day forecast coming up. >> how bart braced for the bay bridge closure and geared up for today's commuting crunch. female narrator: through labor day female narrator: through labor day at sleep train, get 36 monthrest-free g plus big savings of up to

we head upstairs to ken. >> ken: at this point, still late in the season, guys.lacks like robinson cano will hit the free agent market and the dynamics have changed since he was given an offer by the yankees in spring training. a big offer. we can talk about this more after the pitching change. >> kenny: we certainly will. as bres owe retires cano. with the red sox leading by five. ,you come in mini too. maybe we could read together? ♪ what the? is that halo? i did not see that coming. ♪ you have outlook? and full office? ♪ wow you are a real pc. let's just go back to reading. ♪ actually, don't read that. ♪ vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. [ lighter flicking ] [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where giving up

ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us.

. >> good evening, i'm julia goodrich, and i'm ken basse. we want to show thank you shot you have never seen before. this is the first night that we can see this. it's the eastern span of the bay bridge and that beautiful tower lit up tonight without the effects of the lighting from the old bring. it's been blacked out, the old bay bridge and there's the spectacular new eastern span and really good news tonight. the first full day of work is finished, construction right on schedule and they are heading for that opening day on tuesday at 5 a.m.. tonight be surprised if they decide to open it up a couple hours early because things are going well tonight. >> christen ayers was on the upper deck tonight. it really looks like everything's on schedule. >> reporter: yeah, ken, tonight, officials confirming to me they are definitely on track to wrap all of this up on deadline. and if you look behind me, you can see what i'm talking about. tonight, you see the buzz of trucks up and down the approach to the toll plaza, flashing lights, you see workers

ken bastida is high above it all on yerba buena island.spectacular when there's no fog out there. >> yeah, man, i tell you what, they could not have picked a better week, allen to conduct this project. we just saw something kind of interesting. it looked like a chp escort including several motorcycles and several chp cruisers with some vip. so somebody just took a ride across the bridge in the wrong direction on the upper deck. track that down and figure out what that was all about. the work continues here. there's good progress being made. and kpix 5's mark kelly is over on treasure island. now, mark, i know you got a really good look at what's going on. >> reporter: ken, there was a press conference late this afternoon to give us the very latest of what's going on as far as the construction there over the holiday weekend. they say that they are still on track as far as the tunnel. they are done paving. they still have some work ahead there. they have to switch out the lights, they have to then wash the tunnel. and as far as the toll plaz

and ken cuccinelli has been criticizing bob mcdonnell for taking these gifts.sition himself as if he's the big ethics guy in virginia politics now. which is amazing. but even as he's trying to position himself that way, ken cuccinelli is not giving the gifts back, himself. he is keeping them. he said last week there is no way he can repay gifts like these. since he's already taken them. he said there are some bells you can't unring. how can you pay back a dinner? you've already eaten it. the fact the governor had his daughter repay the $15,000 dinner the guy bought for her does not seem to have sunk in with mr. cuccinelli. you don't have to cook for the guy, ken. just fif pay for what it was wo when you ate it. when pressed about it again, it dawned on cuccinelli what was expected from him in a situation like this. he said, "you mean, just write a check?" yes. he said, "if i could do that, i just might do that but that's not something i can do from my family's perspective." to further clarify what the gubernatorial campaign meant, the campaign followed up with

and ken ford became my mentor and another big influence on me. and ken ford's book, awesome. he told it like it is. ken ford is a giant himself. he doesn't have a nobel prize but his friends do. he's one of those type guys. he was the exec officer of the american institute of physics. i'm proud to say now, i'm very proud of him to have him for a personal friend. so he was a great influence on me. and now i find myself, my greatest satisfaction is to realize that i myself am an influence for other people. i'm sort of a kenny isaacs or a burl grey or a ken ford to many students. and this many is with a capital m, thanks to the efforts of my friend marshall alenstein who has put together these videotapes a these dvds that spread my lectures from the classroom into the classrooms of many people. and so, it's wonderful being that role model for other teachers and students. and whatever i can do to be a burl grey to other people, to let them see that perhaps a very good foundation for, hey, what's going on in the world, certainly, is science. so let's hear it for physics. physics f

let me explain it to you, ken., your family gets to play sudden death. if it's not there, the best family wins the game. ken, we talked to 100 married men. name something your mother-in-law criticizes you for not having. >> manners. steve: manners. [cheering and applause] well, here's the situation, everybody: nobody reached 300 points, so we're gonna play sudden death. give me kelly. give me sug. let's go. here we go. for this survey, we are asking for the top answer only. whoever gets this one answer will win the game. name someone who shows up to the scene of an accident. kelly. >> police. steve: the police. [cheering and applause] young man, much success to you, brother. talk to god every day. you did all right, sug. could have happened to anybody. hey, willingers, come on! i need two of you. let's go. i got katie, and i got susan. we're going for $20,000 right after this. fast money. let's go. ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at f

ken? >> reporter: traffic flows off the interstate and through this neighborhood. hard to imagine what it will look like tomorrow with the bridge closed. we talked to one neighbor who thinks it will look like a ghost town and that is a good thing. >> reporter: when he walks his dog in his neighborhood he does so with a lot of traffic. >> as you can see with the onramps, every day it is chaos. >> reporter: so they see the bay bridge closure for the next five days in a different light. >> chaos today. when it shuts down peace and quiet. >> reporter: for a few days. >> yes. >> reporter: a lack of traffic will be welcome for andy but with more people driving into the city on the golden gate golden gate bridge traffic will be better. along the embarcadero he isoping to see -- is hoping to see fewer cars. >> more traffic with people not knowing where they are going. >> reporter: they have been at it a while, expect more foot traffic like the last time the bridge closed and more fairs because it is a holiday weekend. >> i work hard and i think it might be beneficial. yes.

i think ken had a little crush on my assistant, but she liked intrigue. was ken aware of this?think so, but i would never have brought it up, because, well, the brothers did so much better when they got along. of course. i found intrigue, i developed the show, and the pilot was testing off the charts. it's just such a huge loss on so many levels. [ woman crying ] would you excuse me? absolutely. we find this tracy guy, i'm gonna kill him. get in line. get in line. here's what i don't get -- i haven't made any kind of public statement yet, so who gave him all this "no divisions" stuff? tao: you did. our public transparency project with the new l.a.p.d. website went online last month. [ laughing ] okay, i had nothing to do with...this. they asked me for a few photos and a -- and a couple of old speeches. oh, my god. what else is on there? case details updated hourly, crime stats by the neighborhood -- that's probably how he found out about the other shooting. tracy is monitoring the website, quite possibly as we speak. okay, um, what else have you found out about our victim, lieu

ken? >> all right, thanks, liza. you know, one of the great secrets of the bay area is if you want to get in or out of town really quickly by air you don't go to sfo. it's a monster commute. you go to oakland. right across the bridge. you can't do that right now. so people with reservations at oakland international airport had to drive all the way around the bay. and here's something else. tourists coming in didn't know that the bridge was closed. they fly into oakland and are at the rental counter going what, no bridge? i can't go to san francisco? oh, well, that's the way it goes. hey, paul deanno is standing by on treasure island right now with some exclusive bridge traffic -- i mean weather -- weather for the weekend, as well. hi, paul. >> reporter: it's a sunny treasure island. yeah, the week send looking great. i'll tell you what. could the designers and engineers and hundreds of workers finishing this thing, could they have better weather for the final construction here for the eastern span of the bay bridge?

ken, here's your chance, buddy. to 100 women--name something men do in bed that can ruin a night of romance before it even starts. >> we're gonna go with argue or fight. >> yes! steve: argue or fight. [cheering and applause] steve: number 6? audience: wear socks! steve: ha ha ha! number 5? audience: belch! steve: huh. let's go: question two! give me katie. give me jim. let's go. ["family feud" theme playing] steve: guys, here we go. we've got the top 7 answers on the board. we asked 100 men-- what's brad pitt got that you don't have? katie? >> looks. steve: looks. jim? >> money. steve: money. yeah, buddy. pass or play? >> steve, we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play, katie. >> and i got the looks. steve: ha ha ha! >> let's go! steve: hey, katie, let's go. we talked to 100 men--what's brad pitt got that you don't have? >> angelina jolie. steve: ha ha ha! angelina jolie. hey, maureen, we talked to 100 men--what's brad pitt got that you don't have? >> kids. steve: kids. >> whoo! whoo! steve: hey, kristin, we talk

well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl.e benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. >> announcer: if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today, 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. don't let pain deny you the life you deserve. join hundreds of thousands of omega xl users that have chosen to fight inflammation and get rid of pain. now they're living life to the fullest, thanks to omega xl -- the all-natural anti-inflammatory that has more available omega-3s than regular fish oil. >> someone introduced me to omega xl, and i have almost forgotten about the pain. it's that incredible. >> omega xl is far greater than just about any fish oil

as we mentioned, we have ken wayne heading to the scene. as soon as we gets there and can report new information for us, we will bring it to you. a seven alarm fire, oning right next to interstate 80. >>> developing news from berkeley. news chapper 2 was overhead in berkeley this afternoon as police responded to a construction accident in berkeley that ended up killing a worker. >> happened at martin luther king middle school just two blocks away from mlk way. you have ktvu's paul chambers tells us what students may have seen. he is there now. paul. >> reporter: the body was removed a little over half an hour ago. earlier today they were out here laying turf and asphalt. we can take a look over to the left, this truck was involved in the accident. in that area there where the gentlemen are standing, that's where it all happened. we can take a look at video here. the investigation is now in the hands of cal osha. a 62-year-old man who works for the robert bossman who was based out overshoes of -- of san jose. for some unknown reason the truc

hey, ken.ng before your parents knew about it. >> let's go with partying. steve: partying. katie. >> yes. steve: got to be careful now. you got two strikes. smith family can steal. >> i'm gonna say driving. >> nice! good answer! steve: driving. >> yeah! steve: kristen. >> yeah. steve: well. [laughter] name something you were doing long before your parents knew about it. >> watching rated "r" movies. >> good swer! steve: this girl right here. >> that's not bad. steve: that's not bad? are you kidding me? once again, it comes your answer, yep, here we go. you was out there gettin' some before your parents knew, and you know how you knew how to do it? because you was watching "r" rated movies! >> whoo! steve: all right. you got one answer left. if it's there, you clear the board, susan. >> i'm gonna go with drugs. steve: drugs. >> whoo! steve: wow. well, willinger family 240, smith family got 85, but, hey, this is still anybody's game. just got to keep playing. we'll find out when we come back, so

. >> and i'm ken bastida live. if you listen carefully, you can hear the jackhammers and m compressors. they are working to get this bridge open by tuesday morning. we got out here last night and saw something really, really interesting to us. something that we don't think has been photographed before. we shot it tonight. our photographer, brian, captured this photo of the tower. if you look closely, you can see a v that comes off of the lighting off the top of that tower. we call it the tower beams. as far as we know, the first time it has been photographed. we are learning all kinds of new things about this bridge every day we come out here. kristen ayers right now is at the toll plaza with a look ahead at knew things that will be happening in the next 24 hours. kristen. >> yeah, ken, just in the past 15 seconds or so, we got an update saying that this portion of the toll plaza here is just about complete. we are talking more than 90% of the weight complete. this should be done. so work crews tonight clearing som

ken. >> hopefully they can get something going. is there any wiggle room if midnight comes and there's no deal? >> the union layed out in their intense of strike the possibility that, you know, if midnight comes and they don't have a deal, if they made significant progress, they could decline to strike. however, ken, they didn't say exactly how much or how little progress is needed. >> 180,000 people, depend on a decision. we'll keep them updated. thank you for that. you want to know what is really going on behind the scene of the bart negotiations? tomorrow is your chance. both sides will make a presentation to the governor's independent board of inquiry at a public hearing at 10:30 tomorrow morning. it will happen at the state building in oakland. big differences remain on issues like wages, pensions, worker safety, and healthcare costs. >>> and of course, we invite you to stay with kpix5 for all the latest developments right up to and through next sunday's deadline. also, ac transit for that matter, you can find information any

cub, hall of famer ernie banks and emmy award-winning filmmaker, ken burns. i'm candy crowley and this is "state of the union." >>> first we're going live to idaho for new information about the dramatic rescue of a teenaged girl after a week-long kidnapping ordeal and manhunt. hannah anderson is safe. she spent the night in a hospital and appears to have no signature physical injuries. james dimaggio the man who killed her mother and brother is now dead. we know he was shot by an fbi tactical agent, but plenty of questions remain to be answered. we want to go to miguel marquez. first tell us what you you know about the couple of hours that led up to this unbelievable finish. >> reporter: unbelievable is right. we know law enforcement had the bead on them from an airplane and watched this emfor some time as helicopter agents moved in. at two hours away, they landed way out so mr. dimaggio wouldn't be the wise, hiked in 2, 12 1/2 hours up to the camp, surrounded it, waited until hannah and mr. dimaggio has separated.2 1/2 hours up to the camp, surrounded it, wa

i'm ken paulson.t week with another conversation about the first amendment, the arts, and american culture on speaking freely. captioning provided by the freedom forum first amendment center. captioning by tate at captionmax www.captionmax.com take pictures of the view of the city that you soon went forgot. our first look out and at buena vista park san francisco heavily forested hill with couples and doing walkers it's as old as the near neighbor golden gate park and both have a coast live oak forest and fresh in retreat from urban life and meanders under a canopy of oaks yup lipid u.s. and chill out in this pleasant and quiet environment and you might see butter nice, and dandelion and is squirrels hundred dollaring for their next meal and buena vista park is 88

obvious choice is ken. why is it the obvious choice? >> ken was one of the top people at j.c. penney when allen was there. he didn't get the top jock. mike ullman did, ken went to footlocker, and he's done a fabulous job. i assume he was approach initially and he must have said no. i'm assuming allen questrom probably said no. apparently he -- or i think he already would be. so my guess is, when he says he wants somebody he can have chemistry with, it's somebody like ken, but there could be other candidates. i just can't think of who they are. >> so when you say chemistry, jan, you kind of hinted at this in what you just said. questrom may not be the c oeismt, but you believe if he comes back, he will have a very firm hand in the direction of the store. >> i don't think he would take the job. i don't think a person like ken hicks would take the ceo job unless they had an agreement of noninterference from major shareholders. otherwise it's too much of what we have seen so far. i think that's the only way he

ken, good to have you with us.ell us, i mean, this truly is the beginning of something new about major league baseball, isn't it? >> caller: they've had testing in place for some years now with penalties. this investigation was a little bit different because it was an investigation of an anti-aging clinic in south florida that was alleged to have provided performance-enhancing drugs to ayers. so baseball went outside its testing program to investigate these players and that is what led to the suspensions that were announced today. >> and that is a big deal when they go outside the testing program and the union, looks like, it is -- it certainly is in full compliance with, in agreement with major league baseball itself. i've never seen that kind of if you will, a joint view on this issue. >> caller: well, it is a joint agreement. that is precisy what it's called. the union is an intesting place here. on one hand it is charged with enforcing that agreement and doing everything possible to make sure the agreement work

mcauliffe is leading over ken cuccinelli. what would you tell people?rginia ans have a very stark choice before them. on the one hand, you have terry mcauliffe who embraces science and technology, who recognizes that technological innovation is what's going to help virginia compete in the world of economy. and on the other hand you have ken cuccinelli, someone who views science as something to attack if it doesn't comport with his ideological views or the views of the special interest that funds his campaigns. >> why did he go after you? >> well, i published 15 years ago this graph called a hockey stick that shows how unprecedented recent global warming is, and it became an icon in the climate change debate. i described my experiences as this sort of accidental public figure in the climate change debate because of this graph we published. i talk about how over the past 15 years my co authors and i, have been subject to a crescendo of attacks by politicians, typically aligned with fossil fuel interests or front groups advocating for the fossil fuel indus

. >> i'm ken bastida. that clock just keeps on ticking. four days and counting before that bart strike deadline. the union and management talked again today and will be back at the table again tomorrow. christin ayers caught up with bart's chief negotiator tonight. he's been taking a lot of flak for going on vacation during the middle of negotiations and also what looks like a pretty clear conflict of interest. >> you know, ken, it does look like a conflict of interest. his naum is tom hawk, and he works for a company that actually profited from the bart strike. his company brokered a contract for shuttle service when the train stopped running. when tom hawk left the negotiating table today i asked him about that. he told me his xan only collected a small amount of money. he also defended his choice to go on vacation. >> those days we were not schedule today meet. she had days scheduled monday and tuesday with the union, but there were no days originally scheduled with us that week. >> what about those charges that you had a conflict of in

reporting live from tuolumne city, i'm ken bastida, back to you guys. >> ken, down here, we're reading things about, you know, humidity is going to change a little hopeful in the weather. are you reading that amongst the firefighters up there, that hope? >> reporter: humidity has been very low as you know allen for the past 7 or 8 days, but yeah, they're expecting a little bit of a weather system. paul will know more about that. coming up from the south, we can see some high clouds on the way in. the hope is that will bring a little rain to the high country and maybe tame this thing down a bit but there's always the danger we could see dry lightning as we look out to the east here and another helicopter coming in for another load. it's just been nonstop for about 48 hours. they are trying to protect these houses. >> ken bastida in tuolumne city, thank you. >>> now, the flames are now within 10 miles of yosemite's giant sequoias. about 3 dozen of the majestic 2,000-year-old trees are under threat. park service workers are now hosing them down to try to protect them. the bark on the 18 t

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