>> reporter: ida becoming the fifth-largest hurricane in american history, leaving a 2,000-mile-long traildestruction from louisiana to the canadian border. >> we have too many areas where the flooding has gotten so bad, the cars are stuck and we have bodies underwater. we are now retrieving bodies. >> reporter: nearly 60 dead across eight states. >> it's something unreal. i've never seen something like this before. the water came up, within five minutes like four feet. real fast. >> we saw a horrifying storm last night. unlike anything we have seen before. and this is a reality we have to face. but what we've got to recognize is the suddenness, the brutality of storms now, it is different. >> since before ida made landfall, we were warning about this cold front meeting up with the remnants and causing life-threatening flash flooding. unfortunately, whenever i see flash flooding in a forecast that i'm making, i know that life will be at least threatened, if not lost. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: it wasn't just rain and flooding. at least seven confirmed tornados hitting the philadelphia

edge of the ranch, and that is why there are so many strike teams in this area, as well as a long pioneer trail today, focusing on protecting the houses. now, you can see that bulldozer heading back into some of that forest area behind some of the homes here. that is what fire crews have really been focusing on today with the, wind, and that is that structure defense. what is really incredible is that we have been told by cal fire that no homes in christmas valley, or a long pioneer trail, have been lost so far in the caldor fire. >> just heroic actions by these firefighters. thank you. >>> we are getting a good look at the smoke being pumped out by the caldor fire. this chopper video showing smoke and dash shooting up into the atmosphere. >>> chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking conditions in the sierra. you see them literally fighting not by block, house by house. the good news today, a little less wind. >>> there's going to be a continuation of the good news tonight and tomorrow. the windowsill gusty today, so the red flag warning continues. you can see the smoke pouring off of the ca

trails is over? or do you think the demand for long or remote trails will lead to government continuing to develop new ones? >> i think that, the current sociopolitical environment makes projects like this a lot harder to do. and so there are ongoing efforts in all sorts of places to piece together trails. here in ann arbor without the border to border trail coming together in little bits and pieces for many, many years now. but, the ethnic or idea when the federal government took responsibility for the appalachian trail in the 1970s, was a notion of government serving public good , that just had a much greater degree of buy-in and acceptance then unfortunately we have today. individual small-scale efforts, a lot of things things can happen at the community scale regardless of the partisan within the community because it is operating as a community thing, a lot more can get done. but if you get to the higher levels of moving hundreds of miles into different communities we've got a somewhat robust public bureaucracy involved, i think the prospects for that are not great in the near term. >> thank you.

trails is over? or do you think the demand for long or remote trails will lead to government continuing to develop new ones? >> i think that, the current sociopolitical environment makes projects like this a lot harder to do. and so there are ongoing efforts in all sorts of places to piece together trails. here in ann arbor without the border to border trail coming together in little bits and pieces for many, many years now. but, the ethnic or idea when the federal government took responsibility for the appalachian trail in the 1970s, was a notion of government serving public good , that just had a much greater degree of buy-in and acceptance then unfortunately we have today. individual small-scale efforts, a lot of things things can happen at the community scale regardless of the partisan within the community because it is operating as a community thing, a lot more can get done. but if you get to the higher levels of moving hundreds of miles into different communities we've got a somewhat robust public bureaucracy involved, i think the prospects for that are not great in the near term. >> thank you.

thank you very much, jody vance, reporting to us from long trail. now, the boxing star money packet was announced that he will run for the presidency of the philippines and next year's election, a multiple while title winner is already a senator and he's been nominated by a faction of the ruling policy dosage of bar reports. he's had a glittering career as a fighter and as a senator in the philippine parliament ah, now 42 year old, many patio is running for the highest office in his country. he accepted the nomination of his political allies during a national assembly for the faction. he leads in the governing p. d, p. lavonne party. we need progress. we need to win against poverty. we need government to serve our people with integrity, compassion, and transparency. the time is now, we are rated to rise. the challenge of leadership president rodrigo de territory, is borrowed from running for another term, but he has been picked by rival tardy faction to run for vice president. critic say it's an attempt to cling to power in the philippines. you're o

with opponents accusing him of using the pandemic for political gain. jody vance reports now from long trail in a country proud of its reputation of politeness, things are getting a bit rude. justin trudeau has seen his popularity wayne with several personal and financial scandals. one thing to note is that justin church was wildly popular in 2015. he was much less popular in 2019, and he's become increasingly unpopular in recent months. in fact, he's one of the left, you know, lesser like leaders. and the fact is that despite that, he's still got a good chance of winning. judo has been targeted by his main rivals for calling an early election. his hope to convert a successful pandemic response into a parliamentary majority. mister trudeau called an election that's costing a $600000000.00. rather than keeping the delta vary from spreading alberta, the strongest socially conservative province is in the midst of a coven state of emergency. one caused by its premier lifting all cove and measures on july the 1st a move that the federal conservative party leader era no tool endorsed at the time .

which follows a short, bruising campaign. jody van has more now from outside appalling station and long trail. well, today is the crescendo voting day. we are at an elementary school in montreal where this pulling station has been very busy. the line up has been in effect pretty much about 30 minutes before the doors opened. social distancing in effect mass pulled up over nose and mouth. certainly covered 19 a pandemic election being called by just introduce on august 15th, that 36 day window, the shortest campaign window legally and candidate to hold. just ensure joe must have thought when he called a selection that it might be an easy road to a majority that has proven to not be the case with the pushback from his opponents, the conservative beater era no tool who had cast a valid is expected the race, it literally could not be tighter in the polls. and now there is some discussion about how perhaps some of the fringe parties might come into play in terms of perhaps vote living, which is the conversation that always does come up when the race is tight. right? around voting day, hundreds of

question in less question is related and animal-rights, do you think the age of keeping together these long trails is over or do you think that the demand for remote trails like pat and the act will lead to government continuing to develop new ones. >> i think that the current social political environment makes projects like this a lot harder to do. so there are ongoing efforts in all sorts of places to piece together trails here in ann arbor we have the border to border trail is been coming together in fits and pieces over many many years now but this sort of the idea when the federal government to responsibilities for the ablation trail the 1970s, was a notion of government serving public good that just had a greater degree of buy-in and acceptance that unfortunately i think that we have today. so individuals small scale efforts that a lot of times things can happen the community scale that don't regardless of the party affiliations of people within the community and because is not a community thing, a lot more can get done but you get up to these higher levels of needing to move hundreds of mil

question in less question is related and animal-rights, do you think the age of keeping together these long trails is over or do you think that the demand for remote trails like pat and the act will lead to government continuing to develop new ones. >> i think that the current social political environment makes projects like this a lot harder to do. so there are ongoing efforts in all sorts of places to piece together trails here in ann arbor we have the border to border trail is been coming together in fits and pieces over many many years now but this sort of the idea when the federal government to responsibilities for the ablation trail the 1970s, was a notion of government serving public good that just had a greater degree of buy-in and acceptance that unfortunately i think that we have today. so individuals small scale efforts that a lot of times things can happen the community scale that don't regardless of the party affiliations of people within the community and because is not a community thing, a lot more can get done but you get up to these higher levels of needing to move hundreds of mil

question in less question is related and animal-rights, do you think the age of keeping together these long trails is over or do you think that the demand for remote trails like pat and the act will lead to government continuing to develop new ones. >> i think that the current social political environment makes projects like this a lot harder to do. so there are ongoing efforts in all sorts of places to piece together trails here in ann arbor we have the border to border trail is been coming together in fits and pieces over many many years now but this sort of the idea when the federal government to responsibilities for the ablation trail the 1970s, was a notion of government serving public good that just had a greater degree of buy-in and acceptance that unfortunately i think that we have today. so individuals small scale efforts that a lot of times things can happen the community scale that don't regardless of the party affiliations of people within the community and because is not a community thing, a lot more can get done but you get up to these higher levels of needing to move hundreds of mil

. >>> it does lead to the question, is nike the first of what could be a long trail of companies aboutub their earnings toes as they trip over the tangled supply chain, and who might be in the clear? let's get right to the floor show and our traders. phil flynn, let's worry about nike right now. it's at $149, still up a decent percentage, about 19% year to date -- year-over-year, rather, but when you see the spillover effect from nike's revenue and earnings miss, flag our viewers on who you see being next make and where the money flows are exiting and going toward. give us a sense of what you see. >> well, we want to look at a company like a bf corporation because they have a lot of the same type of brands. they produce north face, dickies, very popular brands, but they have issues because they produce a lot of their goods in the same place, in vietnam. so they're going to see the same type of supply chain issues that the ore ones are going -- other ones are going. but i'm going to take it a step further because i think this could be a much, much bigger issue. look at the natural gas s

giants trailed 5-0. long ball to get back in. tyler estrada making it 5-2 in the third. 5-3 game. they got it up to 7-3. giants kept on slugging. steven duggar, solo shot to right high. 7-4. brand-new belt. 7-5. breaches in the fair territory to make it close. bottom eight. represents the run. the nine game winning streak is over. the dodgers win. the lead drops. he really does it alhe r fake tagging himself. second base. matt olson. 35th of the season. first time over the 100 rbis mark. oakland ads on march a, the two are behind locked. oakland up 12-5. season high 18 hits. kansas city with a winning run. the a's win 12-10. two consecutive games on the east coast, the niners are staying east prepping for sunday's game. stamping the greenbrier in west virginia, the same resort they stayed out last season. settling into the west virginia way of life. >> it is different than what we are used to back home. getting place to place, the bus drivers are awesome. learn more about west virginia from them. >> the wallpaper is rough in rooms. that has not changed. >> earth craze lake. a rock

i was trailing his long beard. the united states didn't need it. now that's quite the opposite. now there is a real, palpable st in australia that we are actually quite critical to the equations chunk . it's been really good story here, professor many, thanks and date john blacks on that. thanks for having me, adrian. elsewhere in the region, chinese military plains have flown anti one's s space a day out to taiwan, announced an increase in its military spending. the island says that it will spend $9000000000.00 to upgrade its weapons and purchased you miss files to push back against threats from china. also on friday, the us battleships sailed through ty, ones, waters for the 9th time since president biden took off his china called the move provocative and accused washington of destabilizing the region. well, got a weather update, maxine analysis era, then what peru is decided to do with the remains of a man who founded one of latin america's most violent rebel groups and attempting to speed ahead in the new space race chinese as most returned to us to helping build a brand new

giants trailed 5-0. long ball to get back in. tyler estrada making it 5-2 in the third. 5-3 game. 7-3. giants kept on slugging. steven duggar, solo shot to right high. 7-4. brand-new belt. 7-5. breaches in the fair territory to make it close. bottom eight. represents the run. the nine game winning streak is over. the dodgers win. the lead drops. he really does it all. r fake tagging himself. second base. matt olson. 35th of the season. first time over the 100 rbis mark. oakland ads on march a, the two are behind locked. oakland up 12-5. season high 18 hits. kansas city with a winning run. the a's win 12-10. two consecutive games on the east coast, the niners are staying east prepping for sunday's game. stamping the greenbrier in west virginia, the same resort they stayed out last season. settling into the west virginia way of life. >> it is different than what we are used to back home. getting place to place, the bus drivers are awesome. learn more about west virginia from them. >> the wallpaper is rough in rooms. that has not changed. >> earth craze lake. a rocket. look at that m

inside these walls is where an astonishingly long and twisting trail began. by the time it ended, it had touched a shattered family, a stunned law enforcement agency and a surprisingly large collection of potential suspects whose names became known to all. often on "dateline" we tell the stories of families and detectives who find themselves bound together by the same murder. who end up working side by side toward a common goal, sometimes pursuing the same investigation from two different angles. and often each can wind up appreciating the efforts of the other. this wasn't that. at the center of this human cyclone of distrust is a young mom who worked in that plant. heather bogle worked overnights. one eight-hour shift after another. a single parent with a singular mission. >> her main focus was always her daughter. >> heather's younger sister, jen. >> she wasn't too concerned about getting into a relationship. it was more being responsible and taking care of her kid, making sure she was working enough hours to support them both. >> you look up to her? >> yea

hurricane ida is long gone, leaving behind a trail of destruction and heartache in houma. >> it sounded like a freight train was coming through. everything just started flying. everything just started flying. the house started vibrating. >> reporter: 70-year-old theophilus charles rode out the category 4 storm inside his childhood home, watching as it home, watching as it was ripped apart. >> that's the first time i ever got scared by being in that home. i was going to stay alive one way or another. if i had to turn the sofa over on top of me, i was going to survive this. >> reporter: trying to protect what little he has left, charles watches his home from across the street during the day. you're still living in here? >> yeah. >> reporter: but at night, he sleeps here. his roof is gone, the kitchen destroyed, and there's no running water. >> i got to stay here for now just to make sure. and i don't want nobody coming in here. >> reporter: many of the 32,000 people here are like theophilus charles, living without power or clean-running water, making distributions like this essential to s

for angie's friends, this was the end of a very long and very sad trail.whelmed to know that so many of you were still thinking about her all those years later. >> angie was really special, and she they have left our hearts and minds. >> you still think about her? >> i do. >> you fought pretty hard to find out who killed her. >> i did. >> you should feel some accomplishment at that. >> i feel that maybe she can rest in peace. she died such a horrific death, that she deserved to rest in peace. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> we used to have a debate about who loved each other more. i love you more. no, i love you more. and sometimes i even go to sleep and i still say it, like, mom, i love you more. that's the kind of stuff you can't never forget. >> she was the single mom who kept him safe. she was also keeping a secret. >> she was really working for the cia. >> that's my understanding, yes. >> an undercover job handling c

. >>> finally we continue our week-long series, america strong. this morning the trailoric mission and one woman is the focus of it. here's will ganss. >> reporter: today hayley arceneaux makes history as the youngest american, the first with a prosthesis and first pediatric cancer survivor in space. >> i think having cancer made me tough and i think in a way it prepared me to go to space. >> reporter: the 29-year-old one of four soon-to-be astronauts on the inspiration4, the first all-civilian crewed mission to space. >> until now astronauts have had to be physically perfect. i'm so excited this is opening space travel up to everyone. >> reporter: the mission's goal to raise awareness and funds for st. jude's children's research hospital. 19 years ago hayley was a patient at st. jude. now she works there as a physician assistant. >> i work with the bravest kids in the world and they inspire me daily. >> reporter: with today's mission, she can return the favor. >> they all want to be astronauts now and i tell them they can be. >> reporter: hayley proving to the patients

then to the campaign trail heading south to long beach and he's going to be out there basically askingto recall governor gavin newsome. he's going to explain what's at stake not just on a local and the state level. but on a national level, we've seen some heavy hitter democrats take to the campaign trail. now the biggest one, the leader of the party making the plea for voters to get those ballots in and keep governor gavin newsome in office. so it's going to be quite a long day for the president. get starting in idaho and then in the late evening hours in long beach today quite a long day that we're going to continue to bring you coverage on. but expect sacramento visit about 2 o'clock today reporting from either. i'm karma dickerson karma. thank you for that live report. >> we are going to have full team coverage on election night. want to remind you, it all starts at 5 o'clock tomorrow evening. our crews are going to be all over the state as the results come in, we'll have a special edition of inside bay area politics. we got all our panel of political experts and we'll have live rep

long gone. that he's probably somewhere on the appalachian trail or a place like that where you can get completelyou can spend a long time without anybody's ability to track you. >> that's possible. which is why i'd go back to his parents and it makes me very frustrated. while i don't have the evidence yet, i believe that they knew information that could have stopped this from occurring. now the ripple effect, you think of how many law enforcement hours and those hours are precious, how they're being spend looking for the need until the hay stack. how dare the parents, if they knew information that could have helped early on. >> how are they treating the parents? how do they handle that? >> hopefully they're gathering evidence, whether it's on his phone or independent sources to find out what they knew and when they knew it. you can't charge someone here in florida for being accessory after the fact if you're a parent. there's exceptions for parents, grandparents, kids. but campering with evidence, obstructing justice, those are charges that i'd like to see if they helped him avoid capture. >> tha

ida may be gone but the storm left behind a trail of devastation, 1500 miles long.rsed the flow of the mch. river. the system was relentless for days as rain washed away a mississippi highway. there was also flooding and road closures in tennessee, maryland battered by a tornado, thousands rescued including 41 on a school bus in pennsylvania and throughout the state. >> the water was raising so high, i couldn't even get to the street, i had to go up the fire escape and they had to get a boat to rescue me. >> reporter: and new york and new jersey of course devastating flooding and loss of life. 46 deaths in the northeast and 23 were in new jersey. that is where we find polo sandoval. when you step back, people in eight steps died from hurricane ida. this week revealed a big reality, the u.s., it is not built for a climate crisis. >> reporter: yeah, this is certainly being described as a wake-up call especially when you consider how many millions have been affected particularly here in boundbrook new jersey. it is quiet right now, the floodwaters are receding and it i

trail. he can make takeit a long way. he's got lots of resources. his parents helped him scrub out the van. the fbi didn't find anything of value in there, but they prepared him for the run and he went northwest up to the florida panhandle like so many guys do, make that journey across, walk across the mexican border and then it's going to be a tough search. mexico is a huge country and a lot of people go to belize, and i caught a guy in belize and mexico. >> in your experience, how often do you see people end up dying by suicide, taking their own life before being apprehended? >> those are people with a conscience. those are people that are mentally ill, they did something terrible and they don't want to face it. brian laundrie and the dirty laundrie family has done nothing but evade police. it's despicable. they prepared him for this run. he's an egomaniacal control freak. he's a coward. he beat up a 90-pound wonderful young lady. my heart goes out to that family. it would be great if he killed himself. there would be no trial. they wouldn't have

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paper trails pressure to make sure it comes out in their favor that paper trail and pressure might break worse for dulgoogle the long run >> interesting apple could certainly appeal the parts of this ruling how do you expect that to move forward and how do you expect their behavior to change in the interim? >> i'm a veteran of the apple and google versus oracle i've been covering those cases for a decade this is all going to get appealed apple will almost certainly request a stay of this order they've already bent on this rule because of the japanese case, the jftc issue certain types of app reflect the ruling in certain ways i do expect apple to appeal and get a stay on this injunction. i would assume epic will appeal. they lost on a lieutenant of accounts here. i expect both sides to appeal the decision we'll see what happens next. >> interesting i'm glad we had you there today. with he see apple down 2%. a decline you don't see that often but only back to a 10-day low. >> some of the factors we've been discussing about the relative impact and to continue talking about that let's bring in a veteran of apple watchi

long time ago. >> check out her trail blazing rise in country music. >> her name is mickey guyton and she's makingegory for her power and personal song "black like me." ♪ and i'm proud to be black like me ♪ >> earlier this year alongside keith urban, she became the first black woman to host the academy of country music awards. the texas-born song writer who grew up singing in church broke on to the scene with her hit "better than you left me." and she just scored her first cma award nomination for new artist of the year. today, she's out with her debut album, "remember her name" and she is celebrating with us right here on our plaza. okay. mickey just said you're going to make me cry. hey, mickey, we love you. let's get started. she's performing her hit single all american. here is mickey guyton. >> i love you so much. ♪ we're the lines on the interstate the dust on a back road ♪ ♪ we're a friday night football game the lighter at a rock show snowed ♪ we're the night shift, smoke break, high school heartache ♪ ♪ driving with the windows down ♪ ♪ we're the dance floors, church pews, suits and ties,

trail has been hot. house speaker nancy pelosi watt at manny's in the mission to make sure voters defeat lledn ridiculous recall. the president was in the state yesterday in long beach trying to pull voters on the governor's side. some of his 46 challengers have been on the trail too telling voters newsom has been failing to give a better quality of life for california. >> can't defend his record on how he shut down the record or on homelessness. >> trump republicans trying to block us from beating pandemic. >> coronavirus he has had the courage to lead, stand up for science, for the very thing he has been one of the leading governors in the nation protecting people and vaccinating the state. >> so its thought that about 35% of mail in ballots have been turned in. we talked to voters. you can hear from them and their take on this recall coming up in the next 30 minutes. we are live in san jose this morning. i'm justin andrews. >> thank you. >>> and kpix5 will have special coverage of the recall election starting tonight at seven. updates on the returns will continue through the evening on cbsn bay area and will have all the latest election news right here star

trails." i was terrible at it. it's a game about longa dysentery reference. and it's like so many periods of american history, it is full of both just kind of awe-inspiring stories of toughness and sort of perseverance. and, also, just the worst things happening in the world. and it's got a good mix about. so comedy-- comedy gold, yeah. >> stephen: it's a western. >> yeah. >> stephen: and i'm just curious-- i mean, essential, i'm older than you are, but when i was a kid, westerners were on all the time. did you grow up with westerners in the u.k.? >> absolutely. channel 4 every lunchtime would play either a world war ii movie or a western. i feel like a lot of old americana. yeah, we watched a ton of them, especially at lunchtime, me and my friend spent every lunchtime together would watch "60 minute makeover" a home interior design show -- >> stephen: like 11-year-olds do. >> no, but it was like-- we called it "60-minute scrub your house." it was 60 minutes. how much can you do in 60 minutes in four rooms? sorry, this was not the point

long wait. sunday's election is only a start. the merkel you're a is almost over, but not quite. >>one more note from germany's campaign trail.going chancellor went to a birds do today. she posed with some of the colorful creatures. this is not the image we are used to seeing. at one point and australian rainbow laura keat pecked at her . we might see more this after she leaves office. the pandemic has been difficult for so many people. for hospital staff is been stressful. >>meet pepe giving a lick of love to this children's hospital in chile. lifting the spirits of staff and patients. >>when one enters the hospital with dogs everyone greets you and expressions change. >>here is an abridged version of downward dog. looks at -- what looks like a dogs in our is anything but. therapy takes many forms. >>the therapy is perfect for the children. this helps the children escape the stss of the hospital. >>as coronavirus cases sword they had a ringside seat. >>dogs in our units has been a tremendous contribution for patients, parents, workers. it has reduced anxiety and stress and patients are willing to receive treatments and atten

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there are the lines innew york city, pretty long, but the stck has been an under performer. apple's 10% climb trailingoogle, facebook and microsoft, not to mention the broader market for more we're joined by a fundamental research analyst who will give us an idea of sales based on smartphone data out of china and joanna, a columnist at the "wall street journal" joining us with her review of the iphone 13. you say it's all about the battery andcameras which resonates with users and apple delivered in one area but not the other. >> yeah. i think the strategy is very clear now with apple when they are doing these upgrades what matters to consumers, battery life and taking better photos makes sense. on battery life delivered. i was very impressed with all these phones lasting about an hour or two hours longer than the previous 12 model, prot max lasting two days, like basically two days, a little bit less on a battery test, close to 24 hours. that's nuts. the phone is the size of alaska. you have to decide battery life or this phone you have to drag around with you. the cinematic mode apples has to work o

long. when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the thing because the after an engagement equals the trail, when so many find themselves, well, the part we choose to look for common ground look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people, a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except when so short or conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great track rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence, real summoning the demon robot must protect its own existence. was o n ah. i within 24 hours i had gotten online and contacted measures against illegal guns. i sent emails to brady me, so within 2 days, steve, being shot i was, i was already engaged me. most my life. i mean, recently intelligent, but i, i just was trying to understand why the shootings occur. what motivates these people? why they choose his particular weapons, etc. and the, and understanding laws and that was baffling to me how screwed up our laws are across t

the long long when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the thing because the after an engagement equals the trail, when so many find themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground in you know, one thing we don't talk about america is class or other countries from class war like re, britain is a prime example. but in america typically no, except now. yeah. the a man shoots that a petrol station, cassia in germany, after being off to wear a mask, sparking horror and debate in the countries media. that's frustration grows with kobe restrictions, us president joe biden center bally, and called to america's allies and talks pace that the un that admitted unprecedented dispute with nato ally, france, and accusations of a cold war mentality from china. and a day of morning declared in the central rush.

trail. rooster: [crowing]. johnny devenanzio: and i found just the guy to take me, wendy harp, vice president of catalina's saddle club. how longen riding all my life, but i've been riding the island for 38 years. what is it about catalina that's so special? there's nothing that can beat riding up on top of a ridge and looking down, you see the ocean down below, you can see bison grazing, a little fox maybe runs across in front of you on the trail. it's heaven. johnny devenanzio: so this is the thompson reservoir that i've been hearing so much about. wendy harp: yes, this is the drinking water for avalon. if you don't have water over here, you don't have the horses, you don't have the bison, you don't have the plants, you don't have anything. the view that i have from here-- this landscape has probably not changed for generations. there are very few places that are left untouched, especially a desert island off the coast of southern california, and i think that's really special. but middle ranch has not always been the only center of equestrian activities to the island. el rancho escondido, the wrigley's private ranch, once hou

long. it will be making its way into portland. so that's all going to sag to the south and only catch the trailing edge of that storm system as it comesough right now, you see a little swirl. will any in the atmosphere off our coast line with that patchy fog. no rain for us just yet. that will watch the computer models as we head in toward tomorrow. the clouds begin to thicken up as we head toward the middle of the day beginning to enter northern california near crescent city by noon as we head tomorrow night and into early on sunday morning. there you go. the rain coming into the bay area, not expecting heavy amounts. we get lucky more than a 10th of an inch. we get more than that. maybe a quarter of an inch over some of the mountains. that could be good news for the fire danger expected by late sunday night into monday. guys, back to you. all right. let's for that rain. thank you. are it's coming up on kron 4 news at 5 trouble treating their chronic pain by a crackdown on medication is making life more difficult for some patients. >> plus a destructive viral trend is making its way into bay area schools. how districts are responding

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trail with governor newsom this coming week. vice president kamala harris due to appear with newsom in the bay area on wednesday. the two are long-time supporters of one another. larry elder spent the day in orange county. the conservative radio host was at a yes on recall rally specifically for the asian community. he will talk about how he will allow california to remain open and criticized the governor for shutting down businesses. >> he does not deserve another day, let alone another term. he shut down this state, ignoring science. >> the 69-year-old elder got into the recall race relatively late but has shot to the head of the polls for newsom's challenger. >>> as of today, people in the bay area have more places to cast their ballots. in san mateo county, 11 centers opened up. they say they are very important because they provide services to people who may have lost their ballot. about 90% of votes have come from mail in ballots. but some wanted to vote in person. >> i had my ballot but decided to do it on the machine. when i voted on the machine it showed a printout with who i voted for. and i dropped it, so at least i kn

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long when i would show the wrong one all just don't the rule. yes. to shape out. the thing becomes the after an engagement equal trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground in the you had his kill 5 soldiers in central molly on sunday. what the countries army says was carried out by an as yet an identified terrorist group. it's not the only attack un peacekeepers injured by an explosive device just the day before to this month the you and chief expressing phase. and the taliban take over enough ghana. stan could emboldened you know how this in west and north central africa. and tony gutierrez is no cold for a strengthening of security mechanisms in the area. i fear the psychological and real impact of what happened did us canister. there is a real danger. these terrorist groups may feel enthusiastic about what happened and have ambitions beyond what they thought a few months ago. it all comes after france announced it was winding down operations in north africa that will see the closure of its military bases. in molly next year, shallow landscape reports furnished flag below i