aaron mcallister, deputy fire chief with the contra costa county fire protection district says crews will be spread out across the county, but keeping their eyes on the higher elevations. the dry grass trees and brush in those spots could be kindling for the potential threat from above lightning as predicted by the weather service. and we want to really mitigate any new starts as soon as possible and get on them so that they don't become significant fires at this point getting ahead of any possible fire danger has become even more critical. several large fires are currently burning throughout the state stretching resources thin deputy chief mcallister says the fire protection district will have additional resources ready to go such as 5 additional engines. 2 additional chief officers. >> 2 bulldozers. a hand crew that's not normally on duty at night. the district's water dropping helicopter con air one as well as secondary eyes in the sky. it's what's needed mcallister says to be prepared for any danger that's over and above what we normally have on duty throughout the county. so tho

aaron mcallister, deputy fire chief with the contra costa county fire protection district says crews will be spread out across the county, but keeping their eyes on the higher elevations. the dry grass trees and brush in those spots could be kindling for the potential threat from above lightning as predicted by the weather service. and we want to really mitigate any new starts as soon as possible and get on them so that they don't become significant fires at this point getting ahead of any possible fire danger has become even more critical. several large fires are currently burning throughout the state stretching resources thin deputy chief mcallister says the fire protection district will have additional resources ready to go such as 5 additional engines. 2 additional chief officers. >> 2 bulldozers and hand crew. that's not normally on duty at night. the district's water dropping helicopttr con air one as well as secondary eyes in the sky. it's what's needed mcallister says to be prepared for any danger that's over and above what we normally have on duty throughout the county. so t

and that's now leading to some deaths in mcallister brings us more. >> bad go in the half hour.w have had a condition that. >> federal as the sun beats down on new orleans. thousands of entergy customers are still without power. leaving residents struggling to get through another hot night. we feel in the family. the kids. it in the industry to go. he cites a burning out sunday morning entergy reported that 39% of customers in new orleans have power. but 10's of thousands of people are still in the dark and frustrated to say the least. >> i fear bay every a i felt like greece is about >> henry mcguffey last practically everything during ida and now he's trying to cook with the intense heat with no electricity in his so it not of it. great to be here. >> year. >> i put the >> entergy says i did devastated their transmission lines and say more electrical poles went down during ida the hurricane katrina delta and zeta combined. thousands of linemen are working across the area to restore power as quickly as possible. while locals tried to tolerate life without electricity from not p

anna mcallister has the latest. >> bad go in the half hour. >> federal as the sun beats down on new orleans. thousands of entergy customers are still without power. leaving residents struggling to get through another hot night. we feel in the family. the kids it in the industry to go. he cites a burning out sunday morning entergy reported that 39% of customers in new orleans have power. but 10's of thousands of people are still in the dark and frustrated to say the least. >> i fear bay every a i felt like greece is a >> henry mcguffey last practically everything during ida and now he's trying to cook with the intense heat with no electricity in his so it not of it. great to be here. >> year. >> i put the >> entergy says i did devastated their transmission lines and say more electrical poles went down during ida the hurricane katrina delta and zeta combined. thousands of linemen are working across the area to restore power as quickly as possible. while locals tried to tolerate life without electricity from not patients >> a lot not one that has

anna mcallister brings us the latest. >> bad go in the half hour. we now have had a condition that. >> federal as the sun beats down on new orleans. thousands of entergy customers are still without power. leaving residents struggling to get through another hot night. we feel in the family. the kids. it in the industry to go. he cites a burning out sunday morning entergy reported that 39% of customers in new orleans have power. but 10's of thousands of people are still in the dark and frustrated to say the least. >> i fear bay every a i felt like greece is about >> henry mcguffey last practically everything during ida and now he's trying to cook with the intense heat with no electricity in his so did not of it. great to be here. >> i put the >> entergy says i did devastated their transmission lines and say more electrical poles went down during ida the hurricane katrina delta and zeta combined. thousands of linemen are working across the area to restore power as quickly as possible. while locals tried to tolerate life without electricity from not pat

we've got anna mcallister with the story. >> bad go in the half hour. we now have a heart condition that. >> federal as the sun beats down on new orleans. thousands of entergy customers are still without power. leaving residents struggling to get through another hot night. we feel in the family. the kids sterile. it in the industry because these lights are burning out sunday morning entergy reported that 39% of customers in new orleans have power. but 10's of thousands of people are still in the dark and frustrated to say the least. >> i fear bay every a i felt like greece is about out. >> henry mcguffey last practically everything during ida and now he's trying to cook with the intense heat with no electricity in his so it not of it. great to be here right now. >> every year. >> put the dog >> entergy says ida devastated their transmission lines and say more electrical poles went down during ida the hurricane katrina delta and zeta combined. thousands of linemen are working across the area to restore power as quickly as possible. while locals tried to

stretching resources thin mcallister says that they're doing what they can to be prepared for any firedanger. >> the availability of additional resources to mitigate large is somewhat compromised. and so we do want to catch these fires as soon as we can. >> well, it seems like some of these preparations were put into action. tonight. we found out within the last hour that crews were able to get a vegetation fire under control over near grizzly peak. and we all know how in the oakland hills there could be that that constant danger of fire breaking out there. oakland moraga orinda and east bay regional parks. all responded to that. they were able to get it under control around 9 o'clock so good work by them. fire officials also reminding people that if they see any fire or if they see any smoke to give them a call to let them know do not assume that somebody has already reported this also, if you believe that you might be any sort of danger or facing any sort of threat from fire evacuate the area get out of the area do not wait for emergency crews to notify you to do that. and they're al

mcallister delhi's website. the deadline to enter is september 14th.rench fries and a big welcome to the world to this baby giraffe at the perth in australia. it was a joyous but difficult day yesterday for mom. she was in labor for 2 and a half hours. >> mama giraffe is seen here cleaning the baby girl. but it seems that she is not the biggest fan of bath time. >> yeah. so cute. potatoes and wraps. a good late in the shot. yeah. have a nice evening, everybody will be back at 8 o'clock. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: wall of water. >> and have basements became a death trap for so many victims. >> my god. >> their commute from from. >> there is no water, there is no light. one functioning background. >> and let the cleanup again. >> class, the search for this dedicated deliveryman. to give him a tip. then, labor day staycation. >> is covid keeping millions of

anna mcallister has the story. >> bad go in the half hour.tion that. >> federal as the sun beats down on new orleans. thousands of entergy customers are still without power. leaving residents struggling to get through another hot night. we feel in the family. the kids. it in the industry to go. he cites a burning out sunday morning entergy reported that 39% of customers in new orleans have power. but 10's of thousands of people are still in the dark and frustrated to say the least. >> i fear bay every a i felt like greece is a >> henry mcguffey last practically everything during ida and now he's trying to cook with the intense heat with no electricity in his so it not of it. great to be here. >> year. >> i put the >> entergy says i did devastated their transmission lines and say more electrical poles went down during ida the hurricane katrina delta and zeta combined. thousands of linemen are working across the area to restore power as quickly as possible. while locals tried to tolerate life without electricity from not patients and >> a lot o

the us secretary of states defends the american military puller from mcallister on severe criticism. again, the congress hearing the former us intelligence officers, streets pay a $1700000.00 fine for working as mercenary hackers to be united, our veterans and california. and so. so whether to be cold democrats and govern again, use and $46.00 people running to replace it. ah, i think he's prime minister area long re his sacked the chief prosecutor once and charged over the merger of president jovan and lewis. the chief prosecutor had also asked immigration agents to bar the prime minister from leaving the country. president luis was assassinated in july, and court documents se only was called twice in the years after his death by one of the main effects. michael diver, it says, an author and journalist who's covered hasty for almost 25 years. he says is a lot of skepticism in haiti, but the investigation into the president's death is being handles is an extremely convoluted state of affairs. as you mentioned, the president murdered a little over 2 months ago, and it's quite clear fr

public schools have lost more kids than kevin mcallister's mom. i will stop there. kat? you believe this? i thought this was fake? >> i believe it. it's probably a lot easier for these freaks to tell themselves they are staying at home for the greater good and want because they have not been invited anywhere else. >> greg: there you go. >> there are 50 kids. it's not a lot of people. all of the other kids are out splitting their time between studying and blacking out like you are supposed to in college. these kids -- i was in high school. if there was around then. i might have the same temptation. i am alone in my room writing poetry about how the guy i liked said he didn't see me as a girl. i didn't have that chance and i grew stronger. >> who here has had a little slip up with a condom? . raise your hand. >> greg: i am not raising my hand. >> [laughing]. >> condoms are not 100% and vaccines are not 100%. if you put a condom chances are you will be good. to avoid death get vaccinated. i am not saying children are the death of you so they could be compared to covid. i ha

my colleaguejoanna gosling spoke to the prisons and probation 0mbudsman sue mcallister, who told her investigation that a number of things went wrong in this case and we've identified a number of ourfailings. first of all there was confusion about the due date, when the baby was due to be born. the staff looking after this young woman in the prison didn't know the birth was imminent. so when she asked for help on the evening before she gave birth her calls were ignored and she was not given access to a nurse. we found that was unacceptable. she pressed her cell call bell twice and on neither occasion did staff respond. why was that? we have identified they didn't and have said that is unacceptable and one recommendation we have made is that an investigation should be carried out by the director of bronzefield with a view to decide whether disciplinary action is appropriate. we also found the midwifery care given to this young woman in bronzefield and the midwifery model operating in prisons is not suitable for prisons. it is not suitable for cases where, as in this case, the young wo

it doesn't make sense because leavenworth starts at mcallister. item 10.3 , you know the traffic at night especially pedestrian is minimal. i was wondering if you could limit thehours on the noturn on red . i know you're doing this to make it safer for the bikeway but the thing is at night , with little enforcement to restrict the no right turn on red is kind of an exercise in fruition so i'm wondering if you could change thewording there . because it's just going to i've encouraged scofflaws. and 10.4, the muni only lane is it possible to allow taxis to use that lane as well rather than say muni only, why can't taxis use that? you're doing it for the southbound side but can you do it for thenorthbound side ? that's all i have, thank you very much. >> clerk: moderator, any additional callers on the line? >> you have 2 questions remaining. >> clerk: this is for items on the consent calendar only so 10.3 and 10.4. if your comment is on our winter servicethat's the next item and this is not the time to comment . next speaker please . >> caller: i'm c

but the prison ombudsman sue mcallister did acknowledge frustration this morning that there had been got to be regarded as high risk. prison has got to be regarded as hiuh risk. , , ., ~ i. 110 million �*unnecessary�* prescriptions are handed out in england every year — according to a new report. the review, led by the chief pharmaceutical officer for england dr keith ridge, found the elderly, those with disabilities and people from ethnic minority backgrounds are disproportionately affected. the government says it's appointing a �*prescribing tsar�* to help with the issue. a man has appeared in court charged with the murders of a woman and three children in a house in killamarsh in derbyshire on sunday. our correspondent danny savage is in derby. the man in question is damien bendall who is 31 and he appeared on video link for the hearing at derby magistrates' court behind me this afternoon. he spoke to confirm his name and address and date of birth and he has been held at the moment at police headquarters in derbyshire. he is accused of murdering 35—year—old terri harris, her daugh

that is sue mcallister, prisons probation ombudsman speaking to us earlier.s report. some really distressing images portrayed in this report. your initial reaction? tt is report. your initial reaction? it is devastating. _ report. your initial reaction? it is devastating, and _ report. your initial reaction? tt 3 devastating, and it is an absolutely damning indictment on the system that enables this to happen, and our hearts go out to the women involved and herfamily, because this really should not happen in our country. t should not happen in our country. i know you have had a little bit of time to look through this report but what do you make of the catalogue of errors, that series of failings that allowed it to get to such a desperate state?- allowed it to get to such a desperate state? allowed it to get to such a des-erate state? , , :, ., ,:, desperate state? this is not about one present. _ desperate state? this is not about one present. it — desperate state? this is not about one present, it is— desperate state? this is not about one present, it is abo

i'm joined now by the prisons and probation ombudsman for england and wales sue mcallister who was behindur investigation at a number i together about that night? we found in our investigation at a number of i in our investigation at a number of things went wrong in this case and we've identified a of our failings. first of all there was confusion about the due date, when the baby was due to be born to stop the staff looking after this young woman in the prison didn't know the birth was imminent. so when she asked for help on the evening before she gave birth her calls were ignored and she was not given access to a nurse. we found that was unacceptable. she pressed her call bell twice and on neither occasion did staff respond. why was that? we neither occasion did staff respond. why was that?— why was that? we have identified the didn't why was that? we have identified they didn't and — why was that? we have identified they didn't and have _ why was that? we have identified they didn't and have said - why was that? we have identified they didn't and have said that i why was that? we have