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ou lo some of them quite a ways away from any vegetation and they still managed to burn. that gives you some sense of how strong the winds are out here. all righty, so pleasants valley road where we're standing right now stretches 12 miles long. we have to presume that devastation all along this particular e's stretcerh. the thfolks who went to bed on this road up and down the road last night, figured that since the fire that was burning near lake berryessa which was e a dozen miles or more away, they mt ght they were safe. idnibyav heghy wind nowhere and the flames and hot embers blew straight down through the canyon like a blow torch and our katie nielsen captured the devastation herself. in the footage you can again see the smoke and embers pretty much blowing from left to right. firefighters and law enforcement personnel went door to door trying to wake people up and get them out. >> yeah, i didn't -- i actually had a neighbor text me. and his house is gone. and his father's house up above that. right. sheriff's department showed up and told us to vacate and they said

peter bowes reports from los angeles. some of the biggest wildfires california has ever seen.rning in the mountains around palo alto, in the san francisco bay area. and another complex of fires is wreaking havoc in wine country, south of sacramento. in all, almost 600 separate fires, many of them started by a series of rare dry lightning storms. a blanket of smoke hangs over much of the state. 175,000 people have been told to leave their homes. some are nervous about taking shelter in crowded evacuation centres because of the coronavirus. there are more cases in california than any other us state.

our north america correspondent peter bowes reports from los angeles. somee state is the worst affected. there are multiple blazes burning in the mountains around palo alto, in the san francisco bay area, and another complex of fires is wreaking havoc in wine country, south of sacramento. in all, almost 600 separate fires, many of them started by a series of rare, dry lightning storms. a blanket of smoke hangs over much of the state. 175,000 people have been told to leave their homes. some are nervous about taking shelter in crowded evacuation centres because of the coronavirus. there are more cases in california than any other us state. several friends have lost their homes and many others who are evacuated. so this is a really difficult time, but it is great to see the community pull together to do what we can to support each other. with local firefighters growing weary from the unrelenting battle, back—up crews have been drafted in from neighbouring states and further afield. it is hoped teams will fly in from canada and australia to help tackle the growi

some salons across the state to fight for health orders and open for indoor services from san francisco to losangeles. some barbers and stylists are protesting the lockdowns, saying they cannot stay closed any longer and outdoor services are not cutting it. >> we have started something that small businesses need a chance to save everything you put into. it is a good feeling because up until this point, we were just drowning and nobody was there to save us. >> looking live at san jose, where the deadline for small businesses to get their applications in for grant program is midnight. the city is offering $145,000 for restart of needs after the pandemic. >>> let's go live to diane king hall, who joins us from the cbs broadcast center for the money watch report. >> reporter: american airlines is pushing back against a canceled flight lawsuit. they have asked the judge to toss out a suit seeking refunds for canceled flights. the airline says the people looking for reimbursement canceled their own flights, which were scheduled between march and may, when martin orders were put across the country. t

our north american correspondent peter bowes reports from los angeles. somernia has ever seen. the north of the state is the worst affected. multiple blazes burning in the mountains into the san francisco bay. fires wreaking havoc in wine country, south of sacramento. in all more than 600 separate fires, many started by a series of rare dry lightning storms. a blanket of smoke hangs over much of the state. 175,000 people have been told to leave their homes. some are nervous about taking shelter in crowded shelters because of coronavirus. there are more cases in california than in any other state. with local firefighters growing weary from the unrelenting battle, backup cruise have been sent in from other states and further afield. it is hoped teams were flying from canada and australia to help tackle the growing infernal. 0fficials australia to help tackle the growing infernal. officials are warning there may be worse to come, with more lightning forecast and blistering heat that could go on for another week. california is used to the annual threat from wildf

some salons to fight the health orders and open for indoor services from san francisco to los angelesme barbers and stylists are protesting the locked down, saying they cannot stay closed on any longer. outdoor services are not cutting it. santa cruz is off the watch list. they will reevaluate the order of the number of cases lons ca get thgreen ght to reopen. >>> shares for test are moving the seal up the list of wealthy people. there is more bad news for pizza hut. >>> stocks finished mixed on wall street money. the dow fell 86 points and the nasdaq rallied 110 add another record close for the s&p 500, rising 900, a few points shy of its all-time record. >>> elon musk continues to have a higher fortune. the founder's net worth surged $7.8 billion in just a few hours after shares rallied 11% and close at a record high. that was enough to make him with nearly $85 billion in assets among the top five wealthiest people in the world. he is still more than $100 billion behind jeff bezos. >>> the bankruptcy of a major pizza hut franchisee is likely to lead to 300 restaurants being closed.

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miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> well, some districts are still making decisions about reopening schools, there are more classrooms beginning in person learning this week. nbc's sam brock joins us now from florida where some students just had their first day of school sam, good morning. >> reporter: phillip, good morning. florida is reopening its school doors this week and largely smaller counties as it eases into in person instruction there are new rules and cautionary tales from other states the first day of school has never felt so foreign, under this cloud of covid-19 >> i feel still a little scary, but pretty comfortable. >> reporter: children at this elementary school are returning to new classrooms with new rules, like social distancing, regular hand washing and staggered lunches. >> they're doing everything they can to keep everything sanitized and keep the students away from each other >> reporter: masks, while recommended here, are optional >> walking into the school, i didn't see a lot of mask wearing. and i think that that should have been something that was mandatory

and at least six people have died. 0ur north american correspondent peter bowes reports from los angeles. somehas ever seen. the north of the state is the worst affected. there are multiple blazes burning in the mountains around palo alto, in the san francisco bay area. and another complex of fires is wreaking havoc in wine country south of sacramento. in all, almost 600 separate fires, many of them started by a series of rare dry lightning storms. a blanket of smoke hangs over much of the state. 175,000 people have been told to leave their homes. some are nervous about taking shelter in crowded evacuation centres because of the coronavirus. there are more cases in california than any other us state. with local firefighters growing weary from the unrelenting battle, backup crews have been drafted in from neighbouring states and further afield. it is hoped teams will fly in from canada and australia, to help tackle the growing inferno. officials are warning that there may be worse to come, with more lightning forecast and blistering heat that could go on for another week. california is used to

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a fast moving brush fire north of los angeles has prompted action of some 500 homes or the 300 firefighters have been deployed to battle the flames the blaze has forced more than 4000 hectares near lake hughes in the angeles national forests. media mogul jimmy has urged democracy movement supporters to be persistent and patient in their fight for freedom in an online address after being released on bail on wednesday the newspaper publisher was arrested under a draconian new chinese laws which restrict protests and trial rights in hong kong . lebanese lawmakers are meeting today to approve emergency measures following the devastating explosions which destroyed much of the capital beirut session is being held behind a security cordon to block protesters who blame politicians for the disaster volunteers from around lebanon have traveled to beirut to help residents clear the streets of rubble plastic sheeting is being used to replace the countless windows shattered by the blast the army is distributing food boxes to residents hundreds of thousands of them have been left homeless more than 170 p

states in a spiral thank you time to take a quick look at some of the other stories making news around the world a fast moving brush fire north of los angeles has prompted the mandatory evacuation of some 500 homes well then 300 firefighters have been deployed to battle the flames the blaze a scorched more than 4000. lake hughes in the angeles national forest. flooding in south sudan has forced an estimated 135000 people from their homes one of the worst affected places is the town of bor where heavy rains caused the nearby a white nile river to burst its banks efforts to reinforce a levee prevented even more of the town being swarmed. by losers government has confirmed the death of a man in police custody it says the 25 year old fell ill after being detained in a street protest meanwhile hundreds of women march through the capital minsk in protest at the crackdown on protestors at least $6000.00 demonstrators have been arrested since sunday's disputed presidential election the united nations has condemned the actions of police saying bystanders and minors are among those detained the european union says it will hold talks on friday

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if you're looking at some of the other stories making the news today a fast moving brush fire north of los angeles is bound to the back ration of some 500 homes more than 300 firefighters have been deployed to battle this blaze a scorched more than 4000 hectors lake hughes that's in angeles national forest. the prime minister says engineering teams have removed almost all the oil from the ground a japanese ship more than $1000.00 tons already spilled into the waters around the island after the vessel ran aground on a coral reef. the government of belarus has confirmed the death of a man in police custody it says the 25 year old died after being detained a district protest at least $6000.00 demonstrators have now been arrested and sons sunday's disputed presidential election protests continued into a 4th night wednesday evening. what began during the day carried on late into the night their defiance. and hundreds of women stood arm in arm on the streets of men's protesting their government crackdown on free speech following sunday's disputed election. yeah i came here to support our belorus

david willis, bbc news, los angeles. some breaking news. 0ne some breaking news.me through the course of the day, with gusty winds in the west. further east, it will be breezy, and further east as well, more likely to see sunny spells. we have the rain continuing to push north across scotland, eventually clearing the northern isles. a lot of dry weather, a few showers coming in from the west, but the heaviest will be across northern ireland going through the afternoon. and some of those could also be thundery. in terms of wind gust, we are still looking at gusts in excess of 50 mph, particularly so in western areas. that will have an adverse effect on the temperature, of course, but as we push further east in the sunshine, just a breeze, looking at highs of 26, which will feel quite warm. 0vernight tonight, still a lot of dry weather, but the rain already in the west will be drifting further east. this is an area of low pressure with storm ellen embedded in it, and if you look at the isobar is spreading brightly across the uk, that the stronger winds will notjust

pandemic in los angeles had some people waiting more than 7 hours for food, many hospitals around theountry are hitting their capacity limits. >>and schools are dealing with a lot of positive cases lot of problems in this latest surge has many community leaders and doctors now pleading for a national strategy to face covid-19 how sound of all reports. >>california once a role model for flattening the curve has become a coronavirus hot spot. much of the state showing dark red is california's department of public health announced his highest number yet of covid related deaths that number 219 in a single day since the pandemic started more than 9,000 people in california have died from covid related complications. >>it's very frustrating as an epidemiologist to see these cases numbers continuing to rise without a lap without a national strategy without adequate testing. without contact-tracing as we need it. all of the things we've been talking about for months and months and these numbers are going to continue to go up until we do have these things in place people struggling financially

los angeles. >> reporter: some pretty disturbing video. three officers were hurt in last night's protests.n area hospital and later released. its it's unclear how they were injured in the violence. protesters set a police union building on fire. protesters blocked traffic from getting near the building and destroyed security cameras on the property. the fire crews were still able to ex hing extinguish the flame. protesters hurled glass bottles at officers. local democratic readers wanted federal agents to leave the protests saying they're making the situation worse. the feds agreed to pull back from the courthouse even though they're still in the area. here's the head of the department of homeland security today on fox news. >> there was a point where the portland mayor said we caused the violence and it was quickly pointed out that the violence was going on for five weeks before we added officers from outside of portland and of course when a state police finally comes in to police the area, which the locals wouldn't, and you've seen the last six nights in a row riots declared by the local

we spotted fire trucks from los angeles county. >> some of these fires were allowed to smolder. we didn't have the resources to get out and put eyes on they will. we were busy battling other fires. >> now the fires are closing in on dozens have communities. we drove through ben lomond, completely deserted and thick with smoke. on highway 9, people desperate to get back t their homes one last time but were turned away. the owners of this grocery store in boulder creek hosing down their roof while trying to gather food for firefighters. other residents were in a frenzy to get out. >> everybody was trying to save their homes and things like that. that's what i'm doing. >> the basin hasn't burned like that in a long time. there is a tubl of fuel. when i heard propane tanks starting to explode close enough that i could tell they were at the top of my road, i got out, too. >> reporter: for residents who were able to get out like debby hart, she's doubtful her home will be spared. >> i don't see the survival. there's not enough people to do the job and the fire is crazy. it's like tryi

some shelters in parking lotstheir c. we are checking in with our sister station in los angeles this morning where they have some reporters close to the scene and we'll let you know more details as soon as they come in to us this morning. >>> we

. >>> developing news, crews battling the lake fire north of los angeles say lightning strikes have caused somes angeles county fire tweeted that more than 100 lightning strikes occurred. the fire is 12% contained. 23 square miles have burned, that's about the size of palo alto. trip triple-digit temperatures fueled the fire. >>> what's believed to be a first of its kind warning was issued by the national weather service. the loyalton fire burning outside of reno sparked a rare fire tornado and then a fire tornado warning. the national weather service tweeted that extreme fire behavior would continue with new fire tornadoes possible. fir fire-nados, as they're called, can occur with rotating fire columns. the loyalton fire has burned 20,000 acres and is only 5% contained. >>> we will continue talking about the weather and these fires that we're tracking in just a minute. but let's get to another big story this morning, that is the turmoil in the u.s. postal service. president trump's newly-appointed postmaster general louis dejoy has imposed strict cost-cutting measures ahead of a surge in mail

that it does him much good to roll this out right now, as opposed to waiting a little whileer lo there are someabout democrats there is a lot of elbowing going on between the camps of some of the women who are named, whohave been named as potential vice presidential candidates, but i don't think that reallyreaks through to most voters. impofor joe biden, he says people around him if somebody he has chemistry with, somebody that he can really melt with in the way he says he was able into joith president obama, and that was very important to him, and it is very important to hisrelationship with the president. at the same time, i think for voters, what they are prably most concerned about is whether the person that joe biden picks is qualified to step te if joe biden is not able to comphis term. this is the oldest person w ewould elect president of the united states. having somebody in thet number two sho voters can look at and say, you know what, i can see that person slip -- you know, taking that president's job if need be, is going to be the more important thing when we'rein think about it poli

a lot of parents hurting here in the los angeles unified school district. some almost half a million children are on a reduced meal plan or a free meal plan, and we ran into a father yesterday with a 10 and 11-year-old. was he ever grateful to be getting some free supplies and food. >> backpacks for the kids, food, that's really helped out a lot. it was the covid-19, i ain't able to work. without a job, affects a lot of people. affects me and my wife. we're struggling here and there to make ends meet. but we're doing it, though, and through stuff like this that the county does, you know, it helps out a lot. >> reporter: and now back here live, this program today put together by usc, the food bank and other partners, they have another whole part of it. that was a walk up distribution, cars are going to come through here, and they will grab the boxes of food. the federal government also helping to provide food here. there's such a tremendous need here in this community that they decided to put this event on for the first time. i'm going to talk to steve wesson rig

sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. let 5 get someday 5 other news... 0pposition activists in belarus have formed a human chain across the capital minsk, in the latest protest against the disputed re—election of president alexander lukashenko. motorists also joined the demonstration, hooting their horns and blocking the flow of traffic. the postmaster—general in the united states has told a senate committee that ballots in november's presidential election will be delivered securely and on time. but louis dejoy said the sorting machines that have been removed during his tenure would not be re—installed. the american actress lori loughlin has been sentenced to two months in jail for her part in a university admissions fraud scandal. she and her husband pleaded guilty to involvement in a scheme in which wealthy parents paid bribes to get their children into good universities as fake athletic recruits. in less than an hour's time new government coronavirus quarantine restrictions come into force. anyone returning from croatia, austria and

los angeles. but there atleast some no ntained.ly ne stesvebeen about 77,000 people have been evacuated. >> new video from chopper 5 where the deadly lnu fire complex is now the second largest fire in state history. it

let's get some more on the breaking pandemic news first. cnn's nick watt is in los angeles for us. some pretty surprising, very blunt remarks from dr. deborah birx. >> reporter: wolf, it was basically an admission that we did not do lockdown well enough. she says she wishes that we had looked like italy where people weren't allowed out of their houses. but she says americans don't react well to that type of prohibition. comparison of how the two countries are doing. on friday italy reported three deaths from covid-19. on friday the u.s. reported 1,342. a college party in georgia, can't see any masks. not a lot of distance. crowds also snapped outside student bars in alabama. and four covid clusters uncovered this weekend at unc chapel hill where classes resumed one week ago. unc will now, from wednesday, shift to online-only for all undergraduates. >> you're going to get cases at colleges. there's no question about it. the question is whether you can stop it at five cases or have 500 cases. >> reporter: the death toll in the u.s. just passed a staggering 170,000. >> covid is now the

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if you speak to some postal rvice workers, there are some good stories in the "los angeles times" thisalking about that there are those who set the mail sorting machines were critical in terms ofma having te processed in a timely way, and now there are some processing facilities thaare in chaos, you are seeing flowers and baby chicks die in the mail and all sorts of things, chaos, workers who are overworked but not getting paid for overtime. there is all of these kinds of images that are out there, and the postmaster general was saying tod that, no, nothing that i did has hurt the post office, but this system has been struggling f a long time, but he is saying, look, i am not going to put those mailboxes back. i am not puttinghose sorting machines bac and this is what we saw today, a group of at least six attorneys general filing a lawsuit, saying thathat dejoy is doing is against federal law, and what he iss doingrticularly trying to slow down the mail. when he was testifying in the sena today, he said that this was outrageous and that that is not what he s doing, not acting political

us through that i guess what we're saying the career with that was yet to happen in some senses john murray there in los angeles thank you so much every time peter. banks a year of the e.u. is going ahead with sanctions against 20 senior russian officials over voter fraud in the crackdown on protesters the and the russian president alexander lukashenko says he's prepared to retaliate by cutting off trade routes dominic came from berlin. for weeks protesters have been on the streets of genoa roofs demonstrating day and night against a government they believe is illegitimate and a president who they believe stole the general election these people hope the outside world is listening in berlin on friday the e.u. aunts and singling out for new sanctions the leaders of the government in minsk there was a political agreement among ministers to dizzee nate selected individuals responsible for differential in elections. and for the subsequent down under the existing go to sanction regime. this is the nation showing individuals. by political level but the belorussian president who hasn't been sanctioned himself i