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crews raced to save others, catching the family inside this house offguard.ll six wildfires burning in southern california are from the strong santa ana winds. >> the strongest i've ever seen. reporter: carrying smoldering embers from the flames, difficult to contain. >> when a tornado hits the midwest, there is no stopping it. when the santa ana wind comes in, there is no stopping it. reporter: the fires in los angeles county are now between 30% and 40% contained, but the damage is overwhelming. in ventura county, the largest of the fire is growing more. flames destroying more than 400 chartures across 132,000 acres, threatening communities all the way to the coast. >> the way the fire is coming around. reporter: the wind is not as powerful as it was yesterday. warnings remain in effect for the weekend. the family of pamela butler losing hope they will ever be able to grieve their -- bring their loved ones remains home. searchers in stafford county searched where their killer said he buried her nine years ago. the police say they are most likely covered by t

if you have an early morning drive, don't let this catch you offguard. afternoon highs today -- 60 in pacifica. 61 in oakland. 64 in san jose. 64 in livermore. temperatures will cool off a little as we get into the weekend but we do remain dry. extended forecast may have some rain. we will look at that and check on the air quality for today. it is a spare the air day. >>> sal is off today but that -- let's look at the date -- bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is moving well at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's look at highway 24 in lafayette. there is traffic out there but it's moving well. we see no problems right now. >>> a former u.s. marines accused of plotting a terror attack christmas day in san francisco is due back in court next week. everett jamison was denied bail yesterday during a federal court hearing in fresno. the judge called him a danger to the public. federal agents say he planned an isis inspired terror attack at pier 39 in san francisco christmas day. court documents show he had recently converted to islam. is convicted, he could get 20 y

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cyclone in 100 years, so the fishermen were caught com pletely so the fishermen were caught completely offguard but it was too late. they were already out at sea. most of the fishermen travel out to sea in little boats such as this one. the travel deep into the sea, sometimes spending several days before coming back. now, even on a day that the sea is as calm as it is today, it is still chow. as calm as it is today, it is still choppy, it is quite unsteady. so you can imagine, when there are strong winds or a storm that hits you, you have little or no chance of survival. this is now the largest sea rescue operation launched by india since the asian tsunami of 2004. a india since the asian tsunami of 200a. a search for survivors across the vast arabian sea and indian 0cean, all the way up to the maldives. but many believe that the authorities reacted late, that a lot more people have been affected than is officially reported. the sea has a lwa ys is officially reported. the sea has always sustained these fishing communities. they have defended on it for everything. —— depended on it. now, it has

but it caught many people offguard. the 4.1-magnitude earthquake hit just before 5:00 yesterday afternoon. centered just north of dover. nbc10's katy zachry is live in center city with more on the quake and reaction. people across the region felt it. boy, social media lit up. >> reporter: it lit up, that's right. so many people felt the ground shaking. and in turn, they were shaken. this is a rare event. the last time we felt something like this in our region was six years ago. take a look at this video. this is what it looked like inside after the earthquake. the 4.1-magnitude quake didn't last long. people felt tremors for 10 to 14 seconds. people at the dover air force base said it sounded like a bomb had dropped. pets were terrified, they tell us, not knowing where to run. people in the philadelphia region described almost the same reaction. >> i jumped up, and everything was trembling. my daughter said the tree moved. i said, no, that'sance earthquake. >> reporter: a -- that's an earthquake. >> reporter: a more lig

i don't want you to be caught offguard if you are planning to go out there. there could be lower clouds that we have not seen in a while. right now it is 37 in santa rosa and 41 in oakland. sfo is 39. afternoon highs will be from the 60s, a lot like yesterday, little bit cooler. tahoe is dry. partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures overnight will be in the 20s with afternoon highs in the 50s. we will remain dry through the new year. assistant that will bring us some rain will come in wednesday. it could bring snow to the sierra but it looks like a warmer system. we may only see snow on the higher peaks. we will track it. a good change. that is what we are looking at right now. >> sure. there is always change, right? >> yes. mother nature.>>> an unexpected visitor caused a flight delay for hours. a delta flight headed to atlanta was the blade -- delayed when a sparrow slide into the cockpit. the maintenance crews could not find the bird. the plane took off and then it had to turn around because the bird reappeared. crews were able to find the

and so right away i think it takes people -- it takes them offguard a little bit. >> seeing how this is going to go, you do all have note cards that you can write your questions on and we'll have folks who are starting to go around and gather some of those note cards. please take a moment. we only have a few more minutes where reza and i will be the conversation with ourselves before we loop you in. so, the chunk in the middle, you described a little bit about this humanized versus dehumanized part of perspective on god. then towards the end you bring back in your own faith experience, and you talk about how you arrived at a notion of god through soofi tradition within lahm. i want you to explain what pantiaism is and you point out there are threads of this in all other religions. judaism including. >> including judaism. >> so i'm going to put you on the spot and ask you to speak about the tradition. >> let's do it. >> to tie it into yours. >> sure. well, so, yes, at the end of the book, i essentially make a kind of full-throated argument for a more pantiastic view of god , a god tha

troops completely offguard.he first time, the war reached into vietnam cities and towns, including saigon. a tet efencive was a devastating blow to u.s. moral. and the american public began to lose faith in the war. >> the last three days, the enemy inietnam has demolished the myth that alied military strength controls that country. the communists hit the very heart of saigon. >> when the general asked for more troops, the request was leaked to the new york times. the story caused a tremendous uproar. my previous attitude had been simply mistaken, that i wasn't discharging my responsibilities to the country, to the constitution, to the public or to the troops, but keeping those secrets, which had led to the escalation of the war, that that had been wrong. the question was, what would make a difference? i met with reporter neil sheehan at the new york times and leaked information about a secret cia report on enemy troop strength. the story made the front page. it was the first time i had gone outside official cha

they were caught offguard. they were planning for the christmas party with the media. they were working on tax or form and all of a sudden their entire day was grown out of order. host: the washington post subdued president trump speaking from a couple of minutes at the christmas party and he quickly departing for the second floor of the white house. guest: i was not at the party because i was writing the michael flynn story but that is what i was told from people who attended. : host let me ask you about this a debt. i mentioned that because senate democrats used that as an argument yesterday. some calling it hypocrisy under president obama when the debt doubled over eight years of a democrat in the white house. guest: right. democratslicans and are speaking from both sides of their mouths on this issue. republicans have made lowering the debt a huge part of their policy platform. this would add $1 trillion to the debt according to the joint committee on taxation. that thiss counter bill would do so much more. eva lee to a huge amount of economic growth. they said it