. >> this year, we asked middleton high school students to create a short documentary on the issue you would like presidential candidates to address during the 2020 campaign. c-span will award $100,000 in total cash prizes plus a 500,000 -- plus a $5,000 grand prize. >> go start filming and produce the best video you can possibly produce. >> visit studentcam.org for more information today. this week in british politics began with a speech from queen elizabeth at the state opening of parliament and ended with a vote to delay prime minister boris johnson's plan to leave the european union. here's a look at some of the highlights, starting with the queen's speech on monday to a joint gathering of comments and the house of lords. queen elizabeth: please be seated. [no audio] queen elizabeth: my lords and members of the house of commons. my government's priority has always been to secure the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of october. my government intends to work towards a new partnership with the european union based on free trade and friendly cooperation. m

michelle middleton ending that report by sarah campbell.r at the bbc sport centre. good evening. ten days of competition have come to a close at the world athletics championships in doha and great britain have failed to hit their medal target after a disappointing night in the relays. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is there for us. it was perhaps fitting for a championships riddled with controversy that britain's knight finished in drama. confusion, there, and great britain and northern ireland gone. it meant the nation fell two medal short of their target, the team's was championships since 2005. the women's 4x4 hundred metre quartet came forth but were briefly bumped up to bronze but then we re briefly bumped up to bronze but then were out of medals again. but it doesn't tell the whole tale. sunshine off the track and an assassin on it, dina asher—smith became the first british athlete to win three medals at the same championship and became a world championship and became a world champion to boot. it's dina asher—smith! she's the

for highway 29 bus canyon road south to the county line, and highway 175 between highways 29 and middleton road. anywhere in those areas, the you're in those areas, definitely be prepared to evacuate. when i was talking about the flames, look at this. it's unbelievable. every time we think it's died down, unbelievable flames just going up in the air. thankfully there are no homes in this area. this is a very rural area, no homes to speak of that we can see at least. just a lot of vegetation to burn here. the fire really hasn't moved too much but you can see the plume of smoke going up as the fire continues to burn down trees. just and incredible scene to see this with our own eyes. you can really see how much smoke is going up and we are hoping the firefighters can get a handle on this before that red flag warning goes into place. we know the winds will pick up, obviously a big concern. one more look at the devastation here in lake county, the eastern side of the kincade fire. we are just off western mine road in lake county, guys. >> sara zendehnam, thank you. steve says the low humidity

there's a that link with princess diana of prince william and kate middleton so a lot of people see it in that light and it's part and parcel of the collective memory of pakistan and how they relate to the royal family shows their villainy from richard thanks very much for that. but there appears to be another side to this visit and that is a criticism on social media reporter michelle has been looking at some of that criticism and joins me now in the studio with more michelle welcome what have you found indeed there has been criticism of this visit there are some pakistanis who look at this as window dressing who look at it as a way to distract the so-called masses from some very real problems pakistan faces economically socially and environmentally there's a tweet that we can bring up here that reflects some of that sentiment so even in the u.k. people have woken up to the fact that for decades the british media has used the spectacle of the royal family to distract from the failures of the government maybe that's why they decided to bring their show to a more global audience and the

. >> this year, we are asking middleton high school students to create a short documentary on the issue you would like the candidates to address during the 2020 campaign. award $100,000 in cash prizes. >> go start filming and produce the best video that you can possibly produce. >> visit studentcam.org for more information today. >> here is a look at our live thursday. at 10:30 eastern on c-span, the casket of the lake marilyn congressman, elijah cummings arrives to the u.s. capitol to lie in state for the public to pay respects. in the afternoon, marianne williamson talks about her proposal to create a u.s. department of peace if elected in 2020.on c-span on a sun is back to work 20 federal spending package that covers agriculture, transportation and housing. --c-span3, coming up on today's "washington journal," we discussed the u.s. withdrawal from syria with democratic representative anthony brown and for the representative michael waltz. kimberly leonard joins us to discuss the future of health care in the u.s. ♪ host: good morning. it is thursday, october 24, 2019. a three hour "wa

healdsburg i'm more of a northwesterly wind at 8 miles per hour to west of kellogg 1014 miles per hour middleton and miles per hour in clear lake so more westerly component now and so that means a little more moisture in the atmosphere but that is all about to change fact you see the fire there to the north that quality issues all around the bay area see that smoke and those are very small particulates so any little breeze of any kind will cause some of smoke to kind of walked about the bay area and so what we're going to see though tomorrow though is more of a strong northerly wind and that will bring with it some of that smoke and those clues right back here in the bay area. thank you we want to go to the cal fire news conference was starting right now. >>we have an audio connection we're working on right now but jonathan cox from cal fire is at podium. we are working to get that audio established a if we at least put the picture up along way to audio people can see what's going on. with that news conference is taking in the cal fire headquarters right now. again just 5% of the kincade fire is

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the warnings also include also include the towns of middleton, wind pine casino, middletown rancheria and the dry creek area. >>> now, we go to steve paulson because the big story is the wind and with the fire and air quality and everything -- >> it will be again into tomorrow morning and not as bad as sunday but it will pick up. >>> the system is a little more to the east. the wind will pick up with red flags starting at 8:00 a.m. and any gusting over 30 or 40 is not good and that's what we will deal with mainly north and east but it will pick up foremost later on and projections show the higher peaks will be about 65 miles- an-hour, most likely tonight. coverage west at northeast, 8% humidity with mount saint helena, north at seven. not good and those will be the first ones to pick up on the wind speeds in a couple of hours. the flow is east-northeast and not that strong, but the direction is there. santa rosa, upper 70s and it will take a tumble with 35 in santa rosa, 39 in fairfield and vacaville with cold readings and higher humidity and that is much farther to the east but it wi

. >> prince william and kate middleton continue their fashion tour of pakistan. >> kate paid tributeiana wearing the exact same traditional hat while visiting the mountains in northern pakistan. >> another royal moment, harry getting all choked up. >> i remember -- >> what brought on the tears? remembering when meghan was pregnant with archie. >> we knew we were expecting our first child. no one else did at the time, but we did. and i remember -- >> i thought he had swag before. e'll never be e with him. king. >> actually we have more with this royal pair. fans need to know if your single parent characters are going to get it together. >> we're glad that jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon are on tv. >> making that "morning show" money. >> we're doing it my way. >> if you thought jen's friends money was big wait to you hear what she's making. >>> only "e.t." is on the set of henry's new movie with mother of dragons. >> that's the single most attractive man. >> our new york carriage ride >>> minutes away on "e.t." more with our special single parent co-hosts. >> you d come try my r

in 2012 prince william and kate middleton sued a french magazine featuring topless photos of her on vacation in 1993 princess diana settled for more than ion unds after a british tabloid printed pictures of her at the gym earlier this week infe to his mother before her death, as tensions flared with reporters. in his increasingly public fight to keep some things private. kristen dahlgren, nbc news >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. rare access into camps in china that are believed to be detaining a million muslim citizens. there we found families torn apart and children being indoctrinated. nbc's keir simmons takes us inside. >> reporter: we're in western china for a rare look inside what human rights groups call modern day concentration camps. the chinese rejecting that criticism have allowed us to film but only with an escort for what often felt like a choreographed trip it's as if everybody is waiting for us. we find muslim uighurs a religious minority group sleeping in dormitories, expected to swear allegiance to the chinese communist party. china calls them education and vocation centers

we are told the valley, woodside, half moon bay and almost 1,900 including cobb and middleton. our coverage will continue on ktvu.com. chief meteorologist bill martin will also join us later in the newscast to details fire weather watch now in effect. >> to receive compensation for their losses. all day today a steady flow will come in and out of the pg&e claim center in santa rosa to beat the 5:00 p.m. deadline. claims filed home in coffey park in the tubbs fire two years ago. >> why did you wait until last minute here in >> i really wasn't aware of it. and it was not, you know, it didn't seem to do a lot of promotions. >> under the court order to set aside at least $8.5 billion for wildfire victims. they will spend the next few months processing these claims. fire victims could start receiving checks by june of next year. >> and firefighters in contra costa county battled the brush fire in brentwood for more than five hours. shortly after 5:00 this afternoon, an estimated 30 acres near orwood road. they tell ktvu that 30 acres included a small marijuana farm that went up in f

we could see growth towards middleton and calistoga. want to make sure you're ready to go in the next 12 hours. it's all about the north bay for the strongest wind gusts. by 3:00 a.m., not that gusty. 10 to 25 miles per hour. but note this is bright can colors in the north bay. those are wind gusts of sgoivl plus mile aps hour. and from 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 can in the morning. the wind with will then start to push on out once we hit 9:00 can tomorrow morning. we have a healthed a vdsry in effect with areas of smoke from the north bay down through the south bay. so once again calming down by 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. that would be good news for us. we have the on and off smoke through halloween. 60s in san francisco the next several days. you don't have power. we're going to the upper 30s and low 40s. so grab the extra blanket. still hinting at maybe, just maybe good news. the possibility of rainfall by november 15th. we're continuing to monitor that and we know a lot of you have generators available. lead to safety instructions. they can

from the best dressed, names like audrey hepburn, kate middleton, and nicole kidman.s blackwell's dressing-downs that are truly classics. >> i'm a huge fan of the first list, when he chose judy garland. he said, "a brilliant talent, but apparently keeps all her fashionable clothes in that trunk she's always singing about." >> i actually remember this one. you had barbra streisand -- "a shoddy, secondhand rose looking for a tour guide in brooklyn." ouch. mr. blackwell knows from brooklyn. he's born there -- richard selzer. in the late 1930s, he moves to hollywood, a teenager dreaming of stardom. for years, richard gets bit parts in "b" movies. then he meets eccentric millionaire producer howard hughes. hughes casts him in a minor role in his film "vendetta." richard ends up on the cutting-room floor, but along the way, hughes offers the kid some advice -- "change your last name from selzer to blackwell." "blackwell" stuck. >> "blackwell" stuck. >> the acting career, not so much. in 1949, richard meets robert spencer, a hairdresser to the stars. the two become friends -

buts canyon road in lake county between 29 and the napa county line and highway 175 between 29, middleton and north to mckinley drive. anyone in these areas should be ready to go at a moments notice and lake county is no stranger. it was four years ago that middletown was leveled, killing four people and destroying nearly 2000 instructions and burning 76,000 acres. we are here where a chp vehicle is blocking it off because dozers need access and they are using this for that. it's important to listen to evacuation orders. there is heavy machinery going up and this is moving toward lake county and it has been spreading slowly. we hope firefighters will get a handle before the red flag warning goes into effect. in lake county, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox news. >>> how is the air quality and are you feeling much wind? >> reporter: not really feeling much wind. it's smoky and you can smell the smoke but not nearly as bad as what we are seeing in the windsor area. >> thank you. that leads us to steve paulson, talking about the wind, a big part of our day to day. >> it will pick up later as another

middleton and calistoga and fairfield, that's where the winds will back their way across. even by noon, still not very aggressive as the first punch of winds will be with a cold front. now it's tonight, starting at 8:00, the winds will peak when all of us are sleeping tonight. they will spread across every single neighborhood. again, it's before you go to sleep tonight, you need to be vigilant and ready for rapidly changing conditions that could wake you out of a deep slumber. temperatures warm up a little bit friday and saturday as we take a deep breath and say thank you. that's over. sunday, monday, n livermore, eastbound 80, an overturn accident in the eastbound lanes. we have had problems early this morning already in napa. power lines were down, highway 29 and 221, this also means traffic lights are out through the area. people are running through some of these intersections. but you need to treat these areas as a four-way stop. so i think we'll see extra delays as well through napa, along highway 229, 21 and highway 12. a heads up, caltrans is trying to keep the cald

so the winds at hadthe blowing of the west yesterday spreading in toward middleton well guess what nowt's coming back in this direction back toward the coastline. those north northeasterly winds. so healdsbur geyserville also the cloverdale windsor watch out. we've got some serious fire conditions developing tonight and those winds, those winds have really be shifting of course yesterday.we saw that shift from the west and then begin to see more of a northerly wind and that started to bring some smoke from the fires back ithe bay area in ct some of tt you can see in your skies today as a starting to ilter in back in this direction out tonight. we're watchinthe wind shift again now coming out of the north north east so that has taken the winds back out to the ocean. well you're going likely see it so the ocean waters, but it's not going to dissipate entirely so athe winds begin to shift by tomorrow afternoon you can see this big blob smoke begin a push its way back into the bay area likely go to makeor some very smoky conditions and some poor air quity inside the bay and along the tomor

in middleton, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, pete. >>> the winds had everybody concerned and they were supposed to trigger the outages overnight. they didn't materialize. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the forecast. do you know what happened? >> we were expecting the winds in the higher elevations so wondering why pg&e would turn off the power in the valleys. we are seeing a high level wind event. so we do still have the red flag warning in effect as we're seeing very low humidity and some of the gusts that could peak up to 65 miles per hour. looking at the east bay, still under the red flag warning continuing until 4:00 today and you could see the smoke from the fire looking at -- from healdsburg hills looking at the kincade fire, we are going to potentially still see that billowing today. but we did get some really high wind gusts and this would be significant if we didn't just have 90-mile-per-hour winds. but we are looking at this morning some of the winds reaching 60 miles per hour and up to 57 in mt. diablo. and atlas peak, a gust of 76 and st. helena had a gus

prince william and his wife kate middleton are beginning a week—long trip to pakistan.sit the country in 13 years. let's have a look at previous royal tours and what we can expect from this one. respecting the laws of islam, the queen donned a veil, took off her shoes and put on a pair of socks to pad gently around the mosque. when prince william arrives in pakistan alongside his wife kate, he will be following in his family's footsteps. his grandmother the queen visited in 1997. princess diana's visit attracted media attention. but it is his mother, princess diana, who is most fondly remembered here. arbiter hussein was a leading politician assigned to a company down on her first visit in 1991. -- abida. there was a sort of magic surrounding her. she was like a fairytale princess. women especially came out to see this fairytale princess. and i am confident that prince william and princess kate will also receive a very enthusiastic reception in pakistan. security will be tight throughout william and kate's trip. not pakistani authorities will be keen to showcase how muc

news of the world newspaper in 2011, and during a trial that year, princes harry, william and kate middletony can be cross—examined, they can also have disclosure go to places that they don‘t really want. so it is a very high—risk strategy, the things that are outside their control, but it‘s also a high—risk strategy for the editors who are going to have to give evidence too. there are strong suggestions that in taking this action, harry is ignoring the advice of palace officials. but ever since he refused to take part in the traditional newborn baby photo call when his son archie was born in may, it‘s been clear that the duke of sussex is ready to challenge expectations of how much or how little privacy members of the royal family can expect. on tuesday in south africa, the duke accused britain‘s tabloids of a ruthless campaign against his wife meghan, and she started legal proceedings against the mail on sunday, claiming it unlawfully published a private letter. it seems the sussexes believe only the courts can give them the privacy they feel they‘re entitled to. ben ando, bbc news. five p

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announcer: this year we are asking middleton high school students to create a short documentary on the issue you would like the presidential candidates to address during the 2020 campaign. c-span will award $100,000 in total cash prizes, plus a $5,000 grand prize. >> go get a camera, go get a microphone, and go start tilti d produce the best video you can possibly produce. announcer: learn more today. our stop today in erie, pennsylvania. us to talk about the 2020 election there is joseph morris of mercy hearst university, with the center for applied politics. he serves as their director, as well as the political science chair. good morning to you. guest: good morning. host: can you give us a snapshot of what you're he, pennsylvania -- of what erie, pennsylvania looked like in 2016, in particular, how it voted for president trump? guest: yeah, that is an incredibly difficult question to answer, even with good public opinion polling. erie county, of course, has been historically, overwhelmingly democratic in terms of voter registration. in 2016, i think we saw a perfect storm for democr

as we head towards 7:00, middleton up towards calistoga, fairfield, discovery bay getting windy. it's quiet through the noon hour. look what happens at 8:00 and during the overnight hours while we're sleeping. that's when the winds could reach 45 to 55 miles per hour. >> thanks. >>> pg&e has set up resource centers across the bay area to help people who do not have power. one of them is located at merit college in oakland at parking lot "b." people can go through to use the porta-potties to charge phones, charge anything that you need and to fill up on water. the resource center will open in about an hour and a half. at 8:00 this morning. we have a full list of resource centers in every bay area county posted on abc7news.com. >>> one of the biggest lifelines in a power outage can be your cell phone. if you plan ahead you can store up electricity while you still have it. first thing do is charge your cell phone to the max while you can. also charge up your laptops and tablets. get external batteries for your phone and charge those fully as well. also you can charge up old laptops

>> the 28-year-old man said they got lost in the woods along the cliffs of a mark in middleton. the hike he bought the apple watch and was playing around wit it and turned on the feature called fall detection. so that alerts emergency contacts and it calls 911 when it detects that a user has fallen. apparently it worked. his watch called 911 when it detected he fell. >> i was screaming i'm going to die because i really felt i was going to die. there was no way out of this for me. i said my last good-byes. >> the apple watch also alerted his mom and his sisters. the rescuers were able he suffered a fracture to his right hand but he's okay. >> if you're on a date and your date falls down, are you going to fall with them? >> no i'm not going to do a sympathy fall. >> they fell together. >> i have a feeling the date wasn't trying to fall, right? got pulled into it? >> maybe it's a good date. they didn't want it to end. >> i notice we don't know what happened to those two. >> she is not in that interview. >> or. >> or he. >>> americans will spend more than 4$490 million on costumes f

here we are this morning. 9:00, middleton, calistoga, fair field bay getting some of those faster gusts. that's where they stay. that's with the cold front initially running through. then we'll get a bit of a lull from noon through the evening commute. then once the sun sets, look at the door open and look at these devastating winds possibly that may spread everywhere. fastest at 3:00 in the morning. before you go to bed tonight have a plan in case you have to get up and go with a moment's notice. friday and saturday, you can see, not too hot. then 60s and 70s for highs sunday, monday, tuesday. definitely front-loaded the seven-day forecast with the activity. >> a live shot from sky 7 flying over sausalito. drivers making their way on southbound 101, the taillights heading into the robin williams tunnel, they may be caught off guard and surprised. lights are out in that tunnel. lots of reports of traffic lights being out in napa, power lines down at 29 and 221 that will add to the commute in the north bay. here's a pretty shot of traffic across the golden gate bridge is fine. we're also

announcer: this year we are asking middleton high school students to create a short documentary on thessue you would like the presidential candidates to address during the 2020 campaign. c-span will award $100,000 in total cash prizes, plus a $5,000 grand prize. >> go get a camera, go get a microphone, and go start tilti d produce the best video you can possibly produce. announcer: learn more today. our stop today in erie, pennsylvania. us to talk about the 2020 election there is joseph morris of mercy hearst university, with the center for applied politics. he serves as their director, as well as the political science chair. good morning to you. guest: good morning. host: can you give us a snapshot of what you're he, pennsylvania -- of what erie, pennsylvania looked like in 2016, in particular, how it voted for president trump? guest: yeah, that is an incredibly difficult question to answer, even with good public opinion polling. erie county, of course, has been historically, overwhelmingly democratic in terms of voter registration. in 2016, i think we saw a perfect storm for democrat

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. >> this year, we asked middleton high school students to create a short documentary on the issue you like presidential candidates to address during the 2020 campaign. c-span will award $100,000 in total cash prizes plus a 500,000 -- plus a $5,000 grand prize. >> go start filming and produce the best video you can possibly produce. >> visit studentcam.org for more information today. this week in british politics began with a speech from queen elizabeth at the state opening of parliament and ended with a vote to delay prime minister boris johnson's plan to leave the european union. here's a look at some of

. >> we are asking middleton high school students to create a short documentary on the issue you wouldike the presidential candidates to address during the 2020 campaign. c-span will award $100,000 in total cash prizes. a go get a camera, go get microphone, and start filming and produce the best video that you can possibly produce. .org for moreentcam information today. irish ambassador to the u.s. discussed the implications of brexit on u.s.-u.k. relations and the irish border dispute. byspoke at an event hosted jon hopkins at school advanced international studies. he joined a panel of european policy experts on how brexit could affect the region's security and defense policy. this is an hour and 35 minutes.

we get our first peek at 9:00 right along middleton, calistoga and napa.elatively calm for most of the day. but then look what happens at 8:00. the 35 to 45-mile-per-hour winds and they get stronger and spread across all of our neighborhoods during the night. wednesday night will be our most dangerous night for winds and for wildfire. be prepared before you go to bed wednesday night. >>> we have a traffic alert in oakland. westbound 580 approaching coolidge, there are two right lanes blocked. multiple vehicles, an overturned car, a woman possibly hit by another car. this is the spot to avoid. 880 is an alternate for you. southbound 101 at britain. emergency crews will head there and that's going to cause slowing on southbound 101 out of san carlos. causing a backup on the connection ramp. if you're heading to the bay bridge, that's backed up to the foot of the maze. and this is a live shot of 680, a new crash just reported southbound on the right-hand side near highway 24. >>> thanks, frances. the parent company of big names like ben & jerry's, dove soap m

all of buts canyon road between highway 29 and the napa county line and all of 175 between 29 and middletonorth to mckinley drive. it's highly encourage that you get your go bag ready, have your medications and everything because this fire is extremely unpredictable. things have died down but with this red flag warning and the wind picking up the fire could spread and looking at the eastern side of the kincade fire, it is moving toward lake county with fire activity having slowed down within the last 30 minutes or so but we are keeping our eye on this fire as it continues and we will bring you details when we have them. in lake county, eyewitness news this morning., ktvu news. >>> we want to check with steve, how is the wind in lake county and sonoma county doing? >>> what is saving it is the cold temps with a lot of 30s and the wind speeds are not that strong and they are getting a bit of a break. sarah said it slowed down a little bit. 30-degree temps will do it with very cold temperatures north to south. in the santa cruz mountains and morgan hill, san martin, low 40s around cupertino an

as has kate middleton. royal statement, calling out the racial undertones of comment pieces and the outright sexism and racism of social media trolls. >> it's a shame that that is the climate in this world, to focus that much on that, or that it would be discriminatory in that sense. but i think at the end of the day i'm really just proud of who i am and where i come from and we have never put any focus on that. we've just focused on who we are as a couple. >> unfortunately, there a also certain classes of people who will dehumanize women, who will dehumanize people of color. and meghan ticks off all of those boxes. and i think that as we both report on her as the media and as we look at her as spectators we have to remember this is a human being and she has an entire interior life that we are not privy to. >> reporter: at first their coping strategy would be to ignore the headlines. >> i think we were just hit so hard at the beginning with a lot of mistruths that i made the choice to not read anything, pos

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emotional moments as prince william and kate middleton continued their official visit to pakistan. today, they will honor the memory of william's mother princess diana by touring a cancer hospital she had visited. cnn's max foster is traveling with the royal couple. >> reporter: welcome to the spectacular wall city in lahore, the duke and duchess of cambridge coming here to find out about interfaith dialogue. they're also finding out more about this spectacular courtyard. they've already played cricket. they've already been to a children's home today. a really busy trip. and this afternoon they'll go to hospital made famous by princess diana. famously had pictures taken of her there holding very ill children. the first visit to pakistan by a member of the british royal family since 2006. the first time prince william has met imran khan since he was a boy. khan told him at the time that he'd be prime minister one day, so this was quite a moment for both of them. away from the capital, high up in the hindu kush, the couple fly in to witness a glacier melting. >> do the glas yeshs flo

>> stephen: oh, sure we went to boon hall and middleton and drayton.alk about slaves? >> stephen: yeah... but there weren't, like, examples. when i was a child, there wasn't much... wasn't much pointing at it. >> got it. >> stephen: it was mostly like architecture and gardens and things like that. >> yes, yes. >> stephen: they didn't talk much about who ground the corn or why the gardens were so fancy, and who did all that landscaping. it was mostly just, look at this sort of cultural artifact that is left over. and a lot of talk about how the yankees burned it down. ( laughter ) >> so, i did that. i went to a number of plantations in the course of research. i went to the whitney plantation in new orleans. i went to monticello in virginia, i went to montpelier, i went to the shirley plantation in virginia just to get some sense of how folks would have lived. and what's happening at a lot of those plantations, not all of them, is they are beginning to reincorporate enslavement and acknowledge the fact that all of those resources and those riches derived

these are live pictures from middleton, california. the incade fire has grown to 75,000 acres. that's twice the city of the size of san francisco. nearly 200,000 people under evacuation orders in california wine country. the fire there just 15% contained. they've got a long way to go. >> we'll keep a very close eye on. we're thinking of everything dealing with that in california. thanks for being with us. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. "at this hour with kate balduan" starts right now. >> hello, everyone. i'm kate balduan. thanks so much for joining me. so he's a decorated war veteran. he received a purple heart after being wounded by an ied in iraq. he's a current white house official. the national security council's top expert on ukraine, actually. he's an active member of the u.s. army. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. and he's sitting down in uniform, you see him walking down right there. he's sitting down in uniform right now with house investigators. and according to his o

open again after a brush fire last night in lake county, that fire burned about 15 acres near mid middleton south of clear lake. we also learned the evacuations have been lifted. >>> now to capitol hill, this morning president trump is back in washington after a campaign rally overnight in friendly territory, but the reaction of his acting chief of staff is anything but after he admitted exactly what the president denied about ukraine. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is tracking developments from washington this morning. tracie? >> marcus, good morning. good morning, everyone. that conflict, that contradiction between what the president said and what his chief of staff said was the developing story as he headed down to texas last night. >> the whistle-blower got it all wrong. >> reporter: president trump campaigning in dallas last night. >> the bidens got rich while america got robbed. >> reporter: slamming his chief democratic opponent, joe biden, and biden's son's ties to china. >> it's called a payoff, folks. >> reporter: at the rally, energy secretary rick perry, who just announced he

who middleton calls militants he says if they are genuinely interested in fighting islamic state they can defect without delay or they can listen to their commanders who say that they will fight the turkish forces in which case we will have no choice but to stop them out on then goes on to say the us has borne the brunt of the counter islamic state campaign for too long turkey which has nato 2nd largest army is willing and able to take the lead now and drive it home. meanwhile russia is calling for dialogue between the syrian government on the kurds over the situation in northeastern syria foreign minister sergey lavrov is on a 2 day visit to kazakhstan where he's been speaking to the media he said it's important to reduce tensions in the region on tuesday moscow said it was not informed about the u.s. decision to pull out american troops from syria. we have announced our situation regarding what is ongoing in northeast syria and on the turkish border with syria our situation is based on sorting out this issue only via dialogue between the former government and the representatives of

areas like asti in cloverdale now gusting as high as20 to 30 miles per hour hidden valley lake in middletonyou east bay condition still very calm but into the late afternoon east bay winds will start to pick up we did have another earthquake their hollister this morning center just to the south now won nearly registering 4 status about a 3.9 magnitude quake earlier this morning. just something to note for you who may have felt that shaking a further south in the bay area, red flag warnings those are officially back into gear. we saw them expire yesterday at 11:00am they took effecagain about 45 minutes ago at 8 o'clock this morning temperatures are very illy to start the day we're in the 30's 40's right now this afternoon, a comfort for those of you without power. we're going to stay in comfortable range with 60's and 70's know 80's and certainly 90's in this forecast that is probably the nicest thing about today i'll be talking about the rest of your forecast. still ahead, robin. >>all right, thank you john, let's head over to oakland because we have a crash working 5.80 west found out aft