we said peabody road. some men hill banned in road rolling hills and rancho people in that area are being told to evacuate, including these 3 different sections that are listed on your screen right now, here's a list of all the evacuation centers for anyone who needs somewhere to go right now you could told go to the land bridge field. that's on patterson road is a sin city and rodriguez high school. so let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been tracking the conditions that are fueling these fires. when 80 shut down between vacaville and fairfield will the winds to anything to to make it worse or are they going to come down overnight to kind of help firefighters though probably decrease overnight now remember last night we had a little more northerly component. >>and then it started to switch we start to see more of a westerly component and that's of the fires racing toward vacaville and fairfield and that's where we sit right now some of those winds start to pick up this is r

road that is where there it's just completely gridlocked still tonight as peabody road that's a main road again mostly residential back up there is of course then this road leads up into vacaville proper so you get to downtown vacaville that area as well. but it's just this. this chunk of land basically in between that the bill and fairfield that has you know continue to burn tonight if you're looking obviously at that orange glow earlier today, it was a much more to the left of the valleys and now it has kind of moved its way down. what seems like more towards those residential areas and when i was in those neighborhoods earlier today. the the air was just pump very very thick very very dark and hazy and i watched as many people were packing up their kids and putting throwing things in the v a in the cars talking to the neighbors trying to figure out ok, it's time for us to get out of here because the ash was starting to tableau and the sky was getting darker and darker so that was definitely nerve-wracking obviously for me just sitting in my car watching them go back and forth to t

>>california drive in peabody drive. however, evacuation orders are still in effect for the north alamo and foothill areas, north of fruitvale road. west of north orchard road and west of brown valley parkway. >>so we've got a lot of resources for you guys up on kron 4 dot com to stay on top of all of this information that we've been sending your way take a look at the screen right now kron 4 dot com. they have a the area fires a complete list of accusation orders road closures and so much more. and there's also interactive map of all of the fires that are burning across the bay area right now. once you click there you'll be able to see and expand this window in which you can then move around to see the latest information. both to the north east south wherever you go on this map and then it will tell you the acreage that containment as well as the fire name so just a couple of things that you guys can keep in mind back to you. >>all right time for weather check now around the bay area temperatures cooled off just a bit.

it is very active with closures around peabody, both directions from california drive. right now, both directions are open through fairfield and vacaville. we're not really seeing any delays. there is a major closure on 128 between silverado trail and the napa county line. that extends towards pleasant valley road as well. and areas of 121 and wooden valley road has closures in effect as well. i will look at other areas with some closers in the healdsburg area and windsor. 101 is open in both directions in the north bay but with those closures in and around that area, things could change. we will look at parts of highway one and meyers grade road. that closure is in effect and also some delays on westbound 24 due to roadwork out of miranda. >>> the time is 6:21. streaming on cbsn bay area, incredible images of these >>> we will gotten some dramatic video from our viewers on social media showing some incredible efforts to keep the flames at bay. >> this was all kept back. it is still burning down that way. >> of this user claims he and other residents took matters into t

us with this and peabody cyber support of our own. side of our economy you know. a 100 of them from i guess everybody. people don't want the money. there he said coming out of something they are seeing mostly because i you know i do. this because. the following morning elise and the others stop the journey home to east timor. they're now just hours away from seeing their families on the particular. drug i'm in the money with and the money will be but. there's a buzz of excitement and nerves in the group. none of them know is good. but what to expect. that. they touch down on timorese soil. up to decades in a foreign land they hugged at last. solemn like manual a minute by family waiting inside the vehicle to. find out a way that they would look pretty out. there on their cars and what mattered still. elise's siblings could make the journey here to maintain their biting in the village to welcome him home and he's a good to get going here. it's a half day's drive to the mountain region of a notch that last saw as an 80 year old. the most welcome of the. a for the be

police announced that people live management peabody, s living in peabody, cement and van den hill areas could return to their homes. but they emphasize the need to all of us to be ready, it is so important for all of us to be packed up, have a plan, be ready to leave at a moment's notice pointing out that this threat is not going anywhere. it will be around for a while. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> and several school districts in sonoma county have canceled distance learning today because of the fire danger. in solano county, office of education has suspended distance learning for the rest of the ll be closed and all east bay .s parks not near the shoreline are also closed. >>> fire officials do have an update on the czu lightning compl complex. let's listen in. >> czu stands for the cal fire unit on the peninsula. we also have the lnu complex in the north bay, that is cal fire in the north bay. sonoma lake napa. and scu, that is the santa clara unit. so there are questions about how we name our fires. these are named traditionally because this is the result of a lightning complex. w

white house under 9 different us presidents then in 2019 i resigned full got her own gallery at the peabody essex museum in salem massachusetts. it showcases on samples the fashion icon designed from head. she donated around 1000 pieces from her private collection to the museum. iris is always going to be herself is very true to her own vision style but more so it also i think provided people with an opportunity to look at themselves and say well what am i afraid of you know i can do this to. want to be very nonchalant and courage for the express is all of that through her clothing she was never bothered by logos or labels she mixes all good to go with one of a kind pieces and embroider jackets with costume jewelry. i'm collecting since that low level. and i was just recently at night. so they were. i have a few things and i still can't stop i don't buy like i used to but i still collect . and i have lots and lots of stuff and i like to share it with so someone might as well enjoy. it i'm resentful it is now her. and her own makeup fashion and accessories collections in a certain sense she

fairfield has lifted evacuation orders, they did that at 1:30 this morning for the peabody, cement hill and linden road areas. and interstate 880 has reopened. we drove through there and we did not see any fire near the freeway on our way here, but again, look live, firefighters still very busy in this area watching for any problems and you k scan see that the home he is intact, and that of course is their goal, to keep it that way. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> travis air force base has been evacuated as the lnu lightning complex fires continue to grow. yesterday the based based basedd mandatory evacuations and 240u s thousands were trying to get out. service members and their families have been directed to stay at evacuation centers, at hotels or with teheir families. >>> and this map shows where the evacuations are. the mandatory evacuation orders, they are that order that you see there in red and the evacuation warnings are what you see in the yellow. people in those areas do not have to leave, but they need to bed ready to go. sonoma county officials will have an update this morn

rooms and has been unemployed since mid march in the car when now allowed to sit next to one another peabody owner of our pretty surreal nothing rather steer the work of motown is totally dead we live from tourism. here and now everything is closed without the coronavirus the place would normally be packed trying now to. get other hand in. and it prefers not to shows the hotel where she works it'll be open again in early august and she has to be ready for work she doesn't want any trouble on the whole she doesn't feel very comfortable. the canaries a try to attract visitors with a low number of coronavirus cases but the question is whether the visitors might bring the virus to the island the i don't see how they are to go leaving i can run around like this the whole time where the work is hard enough as it is then 8 hours a day in this thing you can forget it suffocates. for fish you are your master apartment. along with the beach guests nature is also come to lands a rotter. every year the volcanic calendar tracks tens of thousands of hikers cyclists or extreme athletes. to mingle concepcio

nearby that people should have already left from those are solano rancho in sanctuary or hoods also peabody wrote a cement hill road in abandoned rail road. for now we're in fairfield tiller sackey kron 4 news. what about the way shuns are also underway at travis air force base for non mission essential personnel and their family members. >>they're being ordered to go through the north and south gate immediately now this is because of the fires that are burning near fairfield and vacaville which are not under control. mission essential personnel should contact their chain of command for duty status. also the solano county school district have canceled distance learning for the remainder of the week. well the l in new lightning complex fires also affecting sonoma county check this out this is a look at earlier. >>actually from from wednesday of the wall bridge fire that's burning just west of healdsburg near the russian river can see fire crews on scene working hard there. the flames have grown to 14,000 acres and it is not contain this morning. we're also tracking what's being called the c

none other than president obama to intervene when he was the 1st one he called mare pete he called peabody gen and was the 1st one to ask him to bow out and did and that began that 72 hour contagion there's another 2nd figure also an african-american and that's james cliburn and i called him on super tuesday night i called him the most powerful person in the democratic party not joe biden despite the fact that biden actually won and so i think you look at these 2 figures in the party they are really the power here not joe biden and whomever they would have endorsed would have carried the day and i think i think would have a good shot at it so i don't think the string care is that joe biden can attract african-americans i think you have to look at those 2 key african-americans who interjected themselves here and to the selection their followers would have followed him ever they chose and that would have been an air p. kind i don't want to support it i want to close i want to close of cold water on this here no one isn't mentioned the preferences of the donors and that's where most of it com

>>you can not that they can go that's probably the closest i back you wish that's all on peabody road. also we have 3 in the city, so it is that are open and we have the last community center. as well as well as the right senior center and then the state or the skate center on the street. back to residents that are being evacuated can go to any one of those forced evacuations centers so the fire behavior has been extreme which is why has jumped 80. >>what is happening right now to try to. >>tame the >>why a good number charges resources everywhere. but our priority is to to get to work doing a coordinated effort as far as the evacuation. and then or firefighters or aren't sure prepping the homes to make sure to send hires did not extend jones and what is the devastation like that you've seen so yet that as you mentioned the fire behavior has changed their attic, it's an it all the different factors as far as that we know that the high temperature that most of it and how to win and i'm just make order attic fire behavior so on our firefighters been out there. for over 24 hours down and

. >>> in solano county, officials have lifted evacuation orders in the areas of peabody, band and roadlano community college and fairfield high school have been removed from the evacuation center list. >> we are looking at the roadway. road closures are continuing along the coast. highway one is shut down both directions due to the wildfires around santa cruz but also highway 1 closures are in effect. they will be in both directions along highway 9 between western avenues. it is still pretty busy around allatoona pass. there is a crash westbound 205 around mount house. >>> >>> the state of michigan announced it's reached an agreement to settle all claims with victims. you may recall that people in that city, the city of flint, have protested for years over unsafe amounts of led in their drinking water. the preliminary agreement calls for a payment to city residents of $600 million. it follows more than a year and a half of negotiations. adriana diaz has extensive reporting on this story from flint and she joins us now. adriana, good morning. $600 million might sound like a lot, but on

peabody did a museum and mr. pratt who never had children, and they still talk about that, said he wanted to give the library to the city and he said i want my library to be free of politics and religion. and he sets up this free public library. library. and mr. andrew carnegie whose largely credited with starting the system in the united states wasn't having such a successful time when he was trying t to get the libraries to communities and he heard about mr. pratt baltimore and he took him around and then he went off and said he was my pioneer. >> but they do need to follow you and the following in history. you have broken a lot of barriers and it's taken a while to break those barriers. there were only 13 librarians before you. they don't give those up once they give them. >> and the names, danielle, jo john, this one, that one and carla. [laughter] >> for you to be the first woman, first african-american library in a. what do you do to encourage someone that the obstacles in their way, how do you share your s

. >>> breaking news out of solano county, officials have lifted evacuation orders in the areas of peabody, >> hill, and other roads. evacuation orders are still in effect so all other areas of the city unless specified. solano community college and fairfield high school have been removed from the evacuation list. and rhodes are back open on interstate 80 after fires and napa county jumped over the freeway, forcing it to shut down. as the fire tore through its path, this is one of the many homes it took down. a long time vacaville resident smoke and i told them we will be there. they never showed. >> it was dc living in the paradise valley community in fairfield. >> it was horrifying, you know? we do not have to evacuate but it was scary. >> jack alexander has lived through the scare of the atlas fire in 2017, while this area was put under mandatory evacuation, many decided to stay put. travis air force base announced mandatory evacuations for nonessential employees and their families last night. no word yet on when they can possibly return. >>> to sonoma county, and healdsburg, the entire

at 1:30 this morning, people announced in the peabody, hill and van deny ro road areas could return home. and in vacaville, evacuation orders are still in place but police say that they haven't seen a lot of fierce fire activity like they saw yesterday. they also told us this morning that they are on the lookout for looters in the evacuated area with one officer telling us some people on dirt bikes have been spotted going through this area possibly to loot it. they are on the lookout for them. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> travis air force base has been evacuated as the lnu complex fire continues to grow. yesterday the based onned mandatory evacuations for all nonessential personnel. that caused traffic jams near the base. travis does not have any emergency housing available, so service members and their families have been directed to stay at evacuation centers, hotels or with family. >>> and this map from sonoma county shows how widespread the evacuations are. the mandatory are in red, warnings are in yellow where you need to be ready to go. county officials will have an update this m

is an economic injustice so talk about when trump talks about it he does it in a coded way where peabody feels like they have less economic opportunity. >> guest: i feel like it was a real economic anxiety in the country and we are seeing that unfold the cause people have lost their their jobs and their health insurance and any sense of security that maybe they only had a piece of but now they definitely know that was an illusion. one of the things in this moment and what donald trump did was it plays into the anxiety, the real anxiety because we were just coming out of the greatest depression before covid and that was impacting working-class people and the majority of minimum-wage minimum wage workers are people of color. it's impacting particular communities and their ability to actually take care of themselves and their families. donald trump right into her real grievance i think and a feeling of insecurity that essentially. white voters against everyone else saying those people over there, those latinx people, those black people, those people are the reason why you feel less secure i

my first guest tonight is the emmy and peabody-award winning filmmaker behind "when they see us," "13th, ava. >> hello, hi, stephen. >> stephen: nice to see you again. thanks for being here. >> i'm glad to be here, with yoe autiful offices-- i think? >> yes. >> stephen: oh, i love the color palette. all right, now, you became friends with congressman john lewis while directing "selma." he meant a lot to a lot of people, to the world.u?>>ell, yw even know if i'd say "friends" because i was always kind of genuflecting and bowing, and just-- i couldn't quite get myself together. we spent a lot of time together during the making of "selma" and he was instrumental in my writing of that script and throughout production and post, and we presented it to the world together, and so we were able to spend a lot of time, and i was able to ask him a lot of questions about life, you know, about the way i should approach my work and think about it and history. and so, i think my thought about his legacy is more about personal advice that he gave to me. and one of the things that he said to me that real

certainly concern tonight and here's a list of the current evacuations in solano county talking about peabody road cement hill road vanden road. the rolling hills neighborhood, rancho solano rockville road soon valley road gordon valley road wooden valley road clayton road like its corner shelton lane northwest browns valley road, west blue ridge road, the interstate 5 '05 north of cherry glen road to highway one 28 by the way he can see a full list of evacuations on our website kron 4 dot com and now we want to take a look at evacuation orders and warnings currently in effect here in sonoma county again anybody living in the red areas under a mandatory evacuation order yellow indicates an evacuation warning meaning people should be ready to go at a moment's notice. deputies will be in these warning areas should the evacuation be upgraded to let everybody know it's time to go. >>i will tonight we're learning all evacuation orders have been lifted in vacaville that's the good news that with the exception though south of foothill drive in west of alamo drive from an uibhist a avenue to intersta

peabody because there was nothing short of time travel was going to save that business.t store category may be vanishing. we know that the much fancier neiman marcus has too much debt. department stores are highly cyclical beasts, always have been they were always going to struggle in a recession. but a recession where their core white-collar customers work from home 42nd street had a lot of restaurants. new york city's been hostile to small businesses any downturn would've crushed some of these smaller players. but social distancing is absolutely deadly for nearly all of them. a handful of tables on the sidewalk outside the capital grille seemed like some sort of weird outpost. to araphrase, the fabulous lieutenant markoff, every diner does his do you telly at capital grille, dead or alive. the main takeaway is always is that the economic devastation of the pandemic is falling most heavily on companies that aren't publicly trading will macy's end up benefitting or will they get crushed like everyone else? it all depends on how fast we can crush this virus right now we'r

eastman was mortified, and he -- but he had recruited george foster peabody, who became the financial mainstay of the league, and he said don't worry about it. by the time we're really ready to announce, everyone will have forgotten this and all will be well. that is what happened. by november, he didn't have 100 names. he had 150 names. they had their first meeting in early november. by january, they had produced their first booklet with all these names and addresses listed, with their charter and constitution. by later in the year, they gave their first banquet, 600 people, to honor ethyl snowden, the wife of the british mp. this was very elite in its construction in the beginning. later, they invited men of all sorts because it was understood what you needed was men who voted. this was really the point. and having this kind of male support was key. and then that leads us, and i'm sure someone else can tell the story of the parade, but they march as a group of 89 men in top hats and bowlers in the second annual new york suffrage parade in may of 1911 where they're pilloried and mock

this is margo my name is margo and i am the mother of three kids and i have two kids who are at peabody elementary school in the richmond district. i'm going to take a different take on pandemic pods and say that i have deep concerns about pandemic pods and the self-organizing that thousands of parents in san francisco are doing right now and i think that it represents a huge stratification of the people who have money in this city and the people who do not and i know the district and the leadership of the district want tone sure an equitable environment for students as we enter this charging year of learning and i think it's an opportunity right now for the district to provide some guidance to families about what they can doer whether they shouldn't do something to self-organize. i'm seeing a huge disparity between familiar lows who have resources to pay who have resources to find extra teachers and who have resources to have space in their homes and families that do not have all those things and there needs to be a more proactive stance taken by the district to address some big proble

but he had recruited george foster peabody who became the financial mainstay. he said by the time you're really ready to announce everyone will have forgotten this and all will be well. that is what happened. by november he did not have 100 names but 150. they had their first meeting in early november. by january they produced their first booklet with these names and addresses listed. with their charter and constitution. by later in the year they gave their first banquet, 600 people, to honor ethel snowden, the wife of the british mp. this was very elite in its construction. later they invited men of all sorts, what you needed was men who voted area this was the point. men who voted. this was the point. having the support was key. i'm sure someone else could tell the story of the parade, they march as a group of 89 men in top hats and bowlers. they are pilloried and mocked, and every insult is hurled. it galvanizes them and they are no longer offering their names, they are ready for work. >> joanna, why was it so controversial to have men? they were ridiculed i