mark essex, director of public policy and part of the brexit team at kpmg joins me now. envy you, mark. have you read this 110 page document?” i don't envy you, mark. have you read this 110 page document? i was up read this 110 page document? i was up late last night and no, i haven't. neither have i, i must confess. but what is in there, your thoughts? it gives us a transition, thatis thoughts? it gives us a transition, that is the main thing for business. they would avoid the cliff edge, thatis they would avoid the cliff edge, that is the main comfort they get, that is the main comfort they get, that there is a deal at all. but this has to get to parliament, and just in three days to grapple with all the legislation in that timeframe. what do you make of that? that increases the risk something might go wrong. so businesses will also be worried or will be looking foran also be worried or will be looking for an extension. an extension again removes that cliff edge but it prolongs the uncertainty. once we get through this bit, the withdrawal, we then have to renegotiate th

sonoma county sheriff mark essex says more than 260 law- enforcement officers from across the region in the county, and he says residents evacuation warning is owns need to be alert. >> we want people to be vigilant, we want them to be checking on their neighbors, and we may see some trees k, fe have kept going with generators. >> the lights at andy's market in sebastopol, a blessing for many evacuees returning home, but many of the workers are also evacuees , and our word for their own homes and loved ones. >> just to worry is probably the most stressful, but you try to put on a brave face. >> the red cross says their shelters are still open, they have about 2000 people staying there now but they still have plenty of space as well as help for people with medical disabilities. reporting from downtown sebastopol, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> so looking at the fire winds, we are seeing gusts up to 50 some odd miles an hour, but in the lower areas, it is t a couple of days ago. so that will be helpful. as the wind evenin the morning say around the next hour or two, and then they will start to b

sonoma county sheriff mark essex says they made the right call by ordering massive evacuations to cities across the county. he said he saw the fire from a helicopter on sunday and the fire was still very active. evacuation notices are warranted. he assures people who left there more than 200 officers patrolling evacuation zones to make sure homes are secure from crime. they have not made any arrests from looting but officers did arrest one person on sunday.>> we had a person enter an evacuation zone. with no apparent business. and questioned by police. he was unable to provide a residence in the area. based on that, we made an arrest. >> reporter: we are on shiloh oaks and this is a gated community. very densely vegetated area. you can see all of the field that has burned around the area. there is across the road from where we are, unscathed by the fire. still dry brush. the concern is that some of the fire there are a lot of the fire trucks from different departments all up and down the road. a lot of off roads in the area a lot of homes as well. just about one or two homes you can see

mark essex said another 100,000 people under the evacuation order, that brings the total ,0 people in these communities are ordered to leave. >> we have team coverage of the fire. tonight wind event, meteorologist, mark tamayo monitoring the conditions. we go live to an evacuation shelter. greg talked to thousands of people evacuated. >> reporter: indeed i did, i can tell you tonight, the widespread evacuations are unprecedented in this area. that is because with tonight's wind event, kincade has the potential to spread southwest. officials are urging anyone under a mandatory evacuation order to get out. >> this is family is talking up what they can from there windsor apartment and heading out. estrada planned to stay until a friend nearby gave her call. >> and move away. >> i took my pictures and my laptop, it has most of my memories. >> reporter: emergency officials state in in an evacuation zone planning to stay home put selective risk. >> fire is not something you can fight. october 2017, we lost 24 lives in sonoma county because we did not have a warning, we now have a warning. >

. >> mark essex say people faced aggressive evacuees. he shared how you could make somebody's life easier. >> we've had some aggressive people approaching our check points with the california highway patrol. we need you to be kind to our first responders. be patient with us. we're there to keep you safe, keep you out of the evacuated areas. finally i want to talk about what you can do with us over the weekend as we see this historic wind event. we'd like you to stay homeful unless you're being evacuated, stay off the highways and the roads so emergency vehicles can get around. be vigilant. stay informed, be in contact with your neighbors, especially those neighbors who are olderly, infirm. >> this video show sparks from the tubbs fire surrounding sapt rosa hospital shortly before patient were evacuated. >> tonight this happy is in the maupd story evacuation zone. patients are being moved to hospital in ma rip and san francisco unties. we're live at the hospital. give us the latest update. >> dion, good evening. the evacuation order was i

sonoma county sheriff mark essex said they made the right call by ordering massive evacuations of citiescounty but they realize how hard it is for people to leave their homes behind. >> when i was in the shelter today, and seeing the real impact of having to sleep in a room this size on a cot, having uncertainties and damages that are maybe not the best for the situation but it really puts a fine point on the impact and the sheriffs office, we really appreciate that. we want to get people back to their homes as quickly as possible. we understand there is a lot of anxiety. select the sheriff says there are more than 200 officers keeping their eyes on evacuation zone. no has been arrested for looting but one person was arrested for going into an evacuated neighborhood. the sheriff said when officers questioned the person they cannot give details on where they lived so the person was arrested on sunday. back out here life we are on shiloh oaks. you can take a look at the flames. it is devastating to see this. the entire landscape of the area is going to change. it is going to be when the su

mark simpson in in essex.te on the investigation, please. 50 many investigation, please. so many questions, so many lives lost, 39 in total, including a teenager. what we do know is that this is very much tonight an international police investigation. the vehicle is no longer at the scene where it was discovered in the early hours of this morning, around 20 hours ago. it's been taken somewhere more private where police can fore nsically private where police can forensically examine the bodies and the vehicle they were found in. essex police involved here in south—east england. the police in wales are involved, police in northern ireland, in dublin, and also the police in mainland europe. where exactly did these 39 people get on board the lorry, how did they die, when did they die? so many questions but, as yet, not many a nswe i’s. questions but, as yet, not many answers. what more do we know about the driver? i mentioned he was 25. we have more information? the man arrested in the early hours of this morning

mark. the latest group of new recruits ready to serve. this year alone, essexity officers. a member of the public came up to me and actually commended me on the fact i was a female police officer and not only a female police officer but from a minority group, and it was a great feeling and i was proud. but there are very few women of colour working in police forces across the country. latest figures from the home office in england and wales in the 12 months up to march this year show only 1.7% of full—time officers are women from black, asian and other minority ethnic groups. in scotland and northern ireland, just 1% of all staff are from these backgrounds, and looking at the number of promotions over the same period in england and wales, just 1.3% were given to women of colour. long serving police officers and campaigners say change has been too slow as the numbers have only marginally improved over the last ten years or so. in certain forces, there are no black women and in other forces you have no black women and no asian women. having someone look at you as

mark francois. police say the 39 people eight of them women who were found dead in a refrigerated lorry in essex weree container had been delivered from belgium at the port of purfleet overnight and was collected by a lorry whose driver was from northern ireland. he is being questioned by detectives on suspicion of murder. officers in northern ireland have raided three houses and the national crime agency says it is trying to identify whether organised crime networks were involved. essex police say the case is the largest murder investigation in its history. ed thomas reports from essex. flowers for men and women they've never met. not far from where all 39 chinese nationals were found, a message from people here in grays remembering the lives so cruelly taken. their desperation shows this society we live in is not right somewhere. just think of the people who were in that van, that lorry, trying to find a new life, and not succeeding, unfortunately. the lorry was taken away yesterday. this evening, police are preparing to remove the bodies of the 31 men and eight women from the trailer. the start of

essex there's plenty more ahead on the news hour including the pentagon official in charge of overseeing defense policy on ukraine testifies before the donald trump impeachment quire. facebook founder mark zuckerberg faces congress again this time to defend the launch of a digital currency. a 20 year old stars in the 1st game of this year's world series leave it be here with all the action sports. believe in president evo morales says he will take measures to defend democracy and he's confident he will be declared the winner of sunday's election now they've been demonstrations across the country after the main opposition candidate. rejected the results or rather this is accused of trying to manipulate those results so that he could avoid a runoff in december rather his appears to have a 9 percent lead in this. process will work at. a coup is in progress the right has prepared itself with international help for a cool i want them to know that the bolivian people have put up with this with patience to avoid violence we haven't confronted them and we never will but the bolivian people are in a peaceful state of emergency to defend democracy we're just waiting for the electorial to inform u

essex for us. first of all, tell us about these arrests. obviously some very significant developments. it seems the police investigation is moving at speed. as you say, to markildren. you couldn't meet more well—behaved are well mannered children. i can't say any more than that. i wasjust so shocked. i feel for the children. staggered about the news. such a shock. of course, the other person who has been arrested a couple of days ago now as the driver of the lorry, a 25—year—old man. he has had we assume further questioning today. the police managed to get more time so that they could speak to him for longer. that time has run out now as far as we understand it, so we are waiting to see what the next move of the police will be in his case. richard, thank you very much. richard, thank you very much. richard galpin in tilbury. let's turn to brexit now and to westminster, where ben brown has the latest. welcome to westminster. eu ambassadors have agreed that the uk should be offered a further delay to brexit — but they haven't yet decided on a new deadline date. they will meet again next week to decide that. so, will this lead to a general election? the prime m