i work here at the pendleton police department.e officer. >> jackson was out hunting elk when they caught danny wu. and rushed in still in his camo hoping finally to get answers to his year of questions. >> are you willing to talk to me? >> to a certain point. >> the chief and the d.a. watched from a nearby office. >> i didn't expect him to say anything. i expected him to ask for a lawyer. i wasn't sure how he was going to respond to any of the questions. >> but d.a. primis and all of them were in for a big surprise. >> what's your name? >> my name is lukah chang. >> i want to write it down. what's your last name? >> sure enough not danny wu. lukah chang, 23 years old, the son of christian missionaries. a deserter from the u.s. marines who drifted into town without any plan and stayed in that downtown motel where he encountered a maid named amy jane. >> did you talk to her? >> no. only in passing like she would knock on the door. >> soon he was broke, living on the street, spending his days at the town library across the street fro

on the other hand, pendleton together, the housing company, their staff were going around here todaythe cladding won't be removed until replacement cladding is there. that could take months, nobody seems to know what's going on. pendleton together, we'd like to wish all our customers a nearby residents everything possible is being done. to an extent by the organisation pendleton together and council, they are in new and uncertain territory? yes, but they shouldn't be. we've been looking for planning applications for the last four or five years on the amount of information on safety is so little. all they seem to be interested in was the cover of those blocks, the cladding used looking pretty for passers—by and things like that. it was all about image and not about safety. i think the council knows what's in those blocks, because it would have had technical information, it has passed planning at some point. they need to come clea n at some point. they need to come clean and tell people the information. we are putting out as much information as we can find, but i'm not planning expert

here, california where firefighters have been able to get a handle on a fast-moving blaze on camp pendleton. ravaged some 300 acres of brush. these images are quite possibly the most dangerous ones.

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>> because of camp pendleton. it is military. >> yeah. >> property.see right there this video of the fire getting very close to the homes there and i'm sure that it is very dry. >> right. >> this time of the year. we will keep an eye on the fire burning near camp pendleton in san diego. >>> city leaders are cracking down on food give aways in san jose. >> they have notified those giving free feedings. they have to stop because of health and safety concerns. the needy should be cared for by services that provide food. it could stop providing free food for the homeless and hungry in the park in downtown san jose. >>> the time is 6:57. a new study says that air pollution can cut short lives, even at level that's are considered safe. researchers from harvard university looked at 60 million senior citizens and found that long-term exposure to pollution could lead to an early death. air pollution, even at standards considered safe by the government could have negative health effects. there is a new study that says the endangered killer whales that often swi

pendleton here's duncan kennedy. in salford, the latest location pendleton in salford, the latest locationer block cladding is being removed. it is unsettling sight for another group of residents have lived here many years. sight for another group of residents have lived here many yearsm sight for another group of residents have lived here many years. it is left us as residents very confused and very concerned about the safety of where we live. the government has continued to test cladding. tonight, they released new figures. 60 buildings have now failed safety checks. that is across 25 local authorities. of the 25, 14 have been named, including barnet, manchester and sunderland. the government confirmed that of those tested, so far there has been a 100% failure rate on samples. it is a list that keeps on growing, but it is also the fa ct keeps on growing, but it is also the fact that every single sample of cladding being tested is now failing that will be most worrying for these local authorities and their residents, but also the government, whose bill for fixing residents, but also the g

review. fire in west london 11 days ago, duncan kennedy reports. fire in west london 11 days ago, pendletonn salford, the latest location where tower block cladding is being removed, and unsettling sight for another group of residents who have lived here many years. sight for another group of residents who have lived here many yearsm has left us, as residents, very confused and very concerned about the safety of where we live. tonight the safety of where we live. tonight the government released new figures showing the latest building still have tests on cladding. they show a 100% failure rate on samples. 60 buildings have now failed those tests. the buildings stretch across 25 local authorities. immediacy is to give advice to the residence, to reassure the residence, and ensure those buildings that are high rise buildings are as safe as they possibly can as quickly as possible. the government says it can test around 100 samples in any 24—hour period, but at the moment it is only testing eight or nine a day, so with up testing eight or nine a day, so with up to 600 tower blocks in need of te

hundreds of firefighters are fighting this fire burning near camp pendleton.o evacuation orders have been issued. the u.s. forest service says it's mobilizing its night flying helicopters to help attack the flames. fire burned perilously close to homes in burbank. this is near the mountains. mandatory evaciation orders have been lifted. around 16 acres burned. last reported the fire was about 80% contained. no homes were damaged. >>> altogether forty major fires are burning in the western u.s., nearly doubling incise in 24 hours. dozens of firefighters are putting their lives on the line. >> reporter: tonight a fast moving brush fire prompting mandatory evacuations for a community in burbank california. firefighters racing to the scene. this as the goodwin fire quadruples incise. ground teams have had to pull back at times for fear of their safety. >> we're not going to put firefighters in danger. >> this near the area where 19 elite firefighters lost their lives fighting a blaze four yooers ago, now forcing the entire town and mayor to evacuate. >> we moved h

before the wet suit they would wear pendleton shirts. that's where the beach boys got that.the wool shirts. they would get insulation from that. >> this guy really changed. >> it changed a lot. you'd get on the beach and they'd light tires on fire before the epa was involved and you'd get warm and run back out in the pendleton shirt and surf as long as you could. >> really? >> yeah. jack was a pilot in -- at the end of world war ii he was familiar with some of these designs. that's when he got to the knee preen which change -- noeprene -- neoprene which changed everything. >>> let's do the weather real quick. the temperatures out there today got up there. 0 in fairfeel -- # 0 in fair -- 90 in fairfield. highs tomorrow cooler but close to the same. and as you look at the satellite loop there's a little fog trying to reform at the coast. shouldn't be too much of an issue. you see most of it blowing away. tomorrow is a heck of a nice day. we'll find temperatures tomorrow that will be back to where they were today. today was warmer by ten degrees. tomorrow will warm up inland. y

mostly on the base of camp pendleton. the biggest concern for officers the wind.it shifts then the flames will go over a ridge where a number of neighborhoods are on alert. no evacuations yet, no containment. >>> firefighters in arizona dropped fire retardant from the sky as they battled the wildfire burning in communities about 100 miles norths of phoenix. more than 3,000 structures have been evacuated. officials aren't sure yet how many of those were homes. it's burned 32 miles and the governor of arizona plans to visit the area today. >>> time now 5:33. let's check the forecast with roberta gonzales. >> i have a treat for you. official sunrise at 5:50. we're already seeing sun coming up over the mount vaca area. 5:33 this morning, hi, everybody. that's it right there. temperature atop of mount vaca at 53 degrees, going up to 93 degrees unlimited visibility there. compare that to this right here, gray skies over san francisco. that's the return of the marine layer. we're peering towards the transamerica pyramid. right now temperatures from 48 in santa rosa to 59

this is a fire that is burning near camp pendleton in san diego county. it's a brush fire that started just before 7:00 last now but now it's spread to 100 acres just within the last hour. if you've heard talk of the fire, this is the fire that folks are talking about. firefighters mostly stopped the progress but they are reporting zero containment which means it is still burning out of control. right now it has spread to at least 400 acres but, again, 100 in just the last hour. we're going to track that for you all morning long. we know our fire danger here is high many some areas as well. >> that's an excellent point, there's also a fire going on in burbank right now that forced evacuation so it's absolutely the season right now. we know temperatures are raising, something to keep an eye on for the weekend. >> and we are going to still keep some cool temperatures along the coast, san francisco today making it up to 66 degrees with the fog and drizzle for a little while. heading into the weekend it all clears out. we'll be up to 71 degrees and then some

. >>> residents in california are battling another wildfire in camp pendleton. crews were table stop the progress of the blaze but still 0% contained. it's torched over 300 acres. earlier wednesday a fast-moving brush fire forced the mandatory evacuation of up to 70 homes in burbank. crews battled the flames as it came within feet of million dollar homes. they were able to contain that blaze and evacuation orders were lifted last night. that wasn't the case further north. that's where another blaze torched over 1,200 acres. some homes were burned to a crisp. >> my childhood memories are here but burned down to the ground. everywhere i played is torchd. >> that blaze is about 40% contained. >>> here's a story you don't get to tell too often. gas prices are at the lowest level in a dozen years. heading in to the four day july 4th weekend, 44 americans will hit the road find a gallon of regular under $2. the cheapest state day to buy i monday, most expensive thursday. >>> in iowa 24 tornadoes moved through the southwestern part of the state with several funnel clou

. >>> happening now, hundreds of firefighters are battling this fire at the camp pendleton marine base in southern california. flames can be seen not too far from homes, but no evacuations have been ordered. officials are saying 250 to 300 acres have burned, but most of the forward progress has been stopped. several agencies are involved including the forest service which has mobilized its night-flying helicopter. that's one of several fires burning around california. another came close to homes in burbank. tonight that fire is 80% contained, but 50 homes closest to the flames were evacuated when the fire broke out around 3:00 this afternoon. none of those homes was damaged and residents are slowly being let back in. >>> "abc 7 news" was also in san jose where a smaller fire burned close to buildings. it started around 2:45 this afternoon off lost ranch road in almond valley. at least 15 acres burned. while the flames threatened building at one point, cal fire says firefighters were able to prevent any damage. >>> less than a week until the 4th of july and safe and scene fireworks are

does anybody remember chief of staff ethan kanin or health secretary pendleton peck? no.is a character from 24 and the other is the a team. ( laughter ) unfortunately, at this moment in history, we do have to know and pay attention and be engaged if only for a few years. but i look forward to the day when i can go back to eknowing nothing, because poll the ticks should be like surgery. the best you can hope for is no complication. it went fine. resting comfortably. but when a surgeon comes blasting out of the e.r. saying we (bleep) crashed it! that's when it's time to freak out. trevor. >> trevor: would yo >> trevor: you have it, jim jeffries. jim jeffries show on comedy central! we'll be right back! we'll be right back! ( cheers and hi guys. in the desert.be here. at the mall. on the mountain. at school. at the beach. in the big easy. yeah yeah today i want to show you guys the next-gen chevy equinox. what do you think? that's pretty. pretty sexy. it looks aggressive. but not overbearing. it's not too big. not too small. seems like the perfect car for anybody. i would ta

dozens are still burning this morning, take a look at this one that broke out in camp pendleton in southern california. it was threatening homes near the base until late last night when fire crews finally contained it. >> the most damaging fire is burning near the city of prescott, arizona. it has forced thousands of people from their holmes. philip menna is on the front lines. >> reporter: a fast-moving brush fire prompting mandatory evacuations for a community in burbank, california. firefighters racing to the scene, this as the goodwin fire near prescott, arizona, triples in size. ground crews have had to pull back at times for fear of safety. >> we're not going to put firefighters in danger. >> reporter: this area where 19 elite firefighters lost their lives fighting a blaze four years ago, now forci t entire town of mayer to evacuate. >> it's very upsetting. we moved here about three years ago and bought a beautiful home. >> reporter: wildfires now no 11 states. the largest, the brian head fire in southern utah, destroying more than a dozen structures, a 911 call revealing the fire's f

. >>> happening now, hundreds of firefighters are battling this fire at the camp pendleton marine basehern california. flames can be seen not too far from homes, but no evacuations have been ordered. officials are saying 250 to 300 acres have burned, but most of the forward progress has been stopped. several agencies are involved including the forest service which has mobilized its night-flying helicopter. that's one of several fires burning around california. another came close to homes in burbank. tonight that fire is 80% contained, but 50 homes closest to the flames were evacuated when the fire broke out around 3:00 this afternoon. none of those homes was damaged and residents are slowly being let back in. >>> "abc 7 news" was also in san jose where a smaller fire burned close to buildings. it started around 2:45 this afternoon off lost ranch road in almond valley. at least 15 acres burned. while the flames threatened building at one point, cal fire says firefighters were able to prevent any damage. >>> less than a week until the 4th of july and safe and scene fireworks are now bein

i remember one day going up to camp pendleton to speak to the commander and we were focused specifically on this issue, and what was happening, and in a course of my sitting there, he got a phone call. it was another case that had just been referred to him. he had already had one that they. i was certainly convinced of the problem. there was no question about that. i also know, and working hard we began to develop better partnerships. i think mr. turner spoke to this so there is much more discussion and a consciousness, but beyond that, some way so that all the stakeholders are part of the solution. i also saw the changes that came about as i spoke to women on bases that special counsel has had on their ability to understand the system. there still are problems with this, but for many, at least they know what their rights are and somebody can be there and stand in for them as well. that has made a big difference. what did concern me in all of these discussions was a sense from many of our judge advocates that they actually pushed not to go to trial more than a commander because commander

i remember one day going up to camp pendleton to speak to the commander and we were focused specifically on this issue, and what was happening, and in a course of my sitting there, he got a phone call. it was another case that had just been referred to him. he had already had one that they. i was certainly convinced of the problem. there was no question about that. i also know, and working hard we began to develop better partnerships. i think mr. turner spoke to this so there is much more discussion and a consciousness, but beyond that, some way so that all the stakeholders are part of the solution. i also saw the changes that came about as i spoke to women on bases that special counsel has had on their ability to understand the system. there still are problems with this, but for many, at least they know what their rights are and somebody can be there and stand in for them as well. that has made a big difference. what did concern me in all of these discussions was a sense from many of our judge advocates that they actually pushed not to go to trial more than a commander because commander

his caregiver pam pendleton cannot bear to watch the video someone up loaded to facebook. mark never told her what happened. she found out from police. but the good part about this story mark and pam say people have sent them supportive and loving messages from around the world. >> i want everybody to see that that it's okay to come out. it's okay to continue living your life. you don't have to hide and you do veneto blame yourself because of somebody else's actions. >> you have been in my thoughts and prayers and i wish you much love. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> that's wonderful. all right. the boys who attacked mark police say will face charges. you see it you shoot it fresco users helping us show what's going on your neighborhood. iain, what you got. >> in springfield delaware county our fresco user at the scene of a nasty car accident. our fresco user philly news certainly us this video. police say the person inside the car was trapped and had to be cut out by emergency responders. that person was taken to a hospital. no word on a condition. >>> visitorvisit

today, i'm wearing orange to on january 20 1, 2013, idea pendleton, a high school student from the southside of marched in the second inaugural parade. one week later, she was shot and killed on a playground chicago. soon after, her childhood friend commemorated her life by wearing orange. they chose the color because hunters wear orange in the woods to protect themselves from others. so this day which would have been her birthday is the day we wear orange. every day, more than 90 americans are killed due to gun violence. that's why so many of us are wearing orange to mark national gun violence awareness day. i thought it would be important for us to come together today because yesterday, president trump announced his decision to pull out of the paris climate agreement. it was a stunning abdication of american leadership, walking away from the agreement is externally dangerous. i was a girl of the house, this was my flagship issue. we all wanted to pass health care, that's for sure but specifically, the issue of climate and energy independence art a check -- are a challenge anour generation

wear orange was inspired by friends of hadiya pendleton, a 15- year-old chicago high school student killed by gunfire, who decided to honor her life by wearing orange - the color hunters wear in the woods to protect themselves and others. this year on june 2, more than 400 influencers, corporations, mayors, partner organizations and a series of iconic landmarks across the country will participate in the wear orange campaign. ( marty ) thanks averi ( marty @ landing) a historic church in berkeley, that went up in flames back in october - is now set to reopen this weekend. this is video of that fire. you can see the massive flames that destroyed the first congregationalist church on channing way. the fire started near a brick chimney. investigators have yet to release a cause. and tomorrow, services will be held for the first time since the fire. services will be held from 10- to eleven sunday morning. firefighters who worked to put out the fire - will also be there. ( marty @ landing ) a murder in a san francisco neighborhood has tourists and many others on edge. this after an austrailian v

take a look, a fast-moving brush fire near camp pendleton. this is chopper video from our sister station in san diego. this fire burning out of control at this hour. there's no threat to the military base there, but homes are threatened to the north in the sown of san clemente. it is zero per fenlt contained. >>> the video of damage done by a tornado in the midwest. the twister touched down in northwest wisconsin. you can see several of the homes just torn apart. at this point, no word on any injuries. >>> the summer travel season is here, and so is the so-called travel ban. people from six muslim countries banned from travel to the united states. now, portions of the president's executive order will take effect tomorrow. the supreme court decided earlier this week to lift some of the blocks put up by the lower courts. tonight, we're keeping a close watch on sfo where the travel ban caused kay use earlier this year. the airport will be buzzing, in theory, tomorrow. >> reporter: there are some groups that are planning on being here early tomor

. >>> we are following a developing story this morning, fire crews battling a brush fire at camp pendleton that started just before 7:00 last night. it's already spread to 100 acres. that happened within the first hour. they're now calling this fire the christian neat toes fire. they've mostly stopped its progress but they are reporting at this point zero containment. so far it's burned at least 400 acres. >>> elsewhere in southern california, firefighters now mostly contained a fire in burbank that prompted evacuations for about 50 homes. they managed to hold it to about ten acres preventing it from spreading to a nearby neighborhood. also those evaks evacuations have now been listed. firefighters say the fire is about 75% contained. >>> coming up next, digging in for a fight over a local landmark. the reason the city of san jose and the state of california right now are in a tug of war of sorts over n old railroad truss. the in-laws have moved in with us. and, our adult children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash

here, california where firefighters have been able to get a handle on a fast-moving blaze on camp pendleton. ravaged some 300 acres of brush. these images are quite possibly the most dangerous ones. in arizona, the massive goodwin fire prompted evacuation orders. the flames in over 20,000 acres. a state of emergency declared and 3,000 structures at risk. 1% of that fire is contained. back to you. >>> erika, thank you. part of president trump's travel ban blocking foreign travelers from six majority muslim countries will go into effect. this comes after the supreme court decision temporary upheld portions of the ban. >> the administration set new guidelines for visa applications from those countries. it requires applicantspr to the united states. >> tracie potts will have a look at how they plan to implement the changes in a few minutes. >>> meanwhile, the department of homeland security is roll out new rules for international flights coming into the u.s. here are four things to know. the rules call for more extensive passenger screenings, an increased use of bomb sniffing dogs. there will b

pendleton in salford, the latest location where tower block cladding is being removed.‘s left us, as residents, very confused and very concerned about the safety of where we live. the government has continued to test cladding. tonight, they released new figures. 60 buildings have now failed safety checks. that is across 25 local authorities. many to ensure those high—rise buildings are as safe as they possibly can be, as quickly as possible. arnold tarling has been a fire safety expert for 20 years. he says cladding currently only has to withstand flame tests from the front. but he says this is simply not enough. make the tests more robust. test everything, test every angle, then you will know it works. in camden, entire families have been hauling their possessions away from four tower blocks. safety measures are being put in place. michelle urquhart and her 87—year—old father, edward, are prepared to move out, but don‘t know where to go. i have actually heard they are quite hot. maureen went in and filmed on her phone to see if it was suitable for theirfamily. afterwar

i remember going to the camp pendleton and we were focused specific on this issue and in the course of my sitting there we got a phone call. it was another case. it had just been referred to him and he had already had one a day. i was certainly convinced of the problem. there is no question about that. i also know that in working hard we began to develop better partnerships and i think mr. turner spoke to this. there's much more discussion, certainly, a consciousness but beyond that some way so that all the stakeholders are part of the solution. i also thought the changes that came about as i spoke to particular, women on bases, that special counsel has had on their ability to understand the system. there are still problems with this but for many, at least, they know their rights and that somebody can be there and stand in for them as well. that's made a big difference. what did concern me, and all of these discussions we had, was a sense from many of our judge advocates that they actually pushed not to go to trial more than a commander because a commander had more passion, more concer

. >> in southern california flames raced across the camp pendleton marine corps base and moved toward nearby homes and scorched between 300 and 400 acres and fire crews were finally able to surround it. >>> the most damaging of those fires is burning near pross cot, arizona. square miles of dense brush and forced thousands of people from their homes. fire officials say at least 3,000 structures are still at risk. arizona's governor has already declared a state of emergency for the area and he plans to visit today. >> early in the fire season and it's also pretty early in the new trump administration. just five months into his first term but he's already preparing for 2020 with his first re-election fund-raiser. >> the $35,000 a plate event was held last night at the president's hotel near the white house. it raked in $10 million. >> in the meantime, apparently the president is not giving up on the health care bill as republican leaders scramble to make last-minute changes. abc's janai norman has the latest from washington, good morning, janai. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morni

pendleton in salford, the latest location where tower—block cladding is being removed.e many years. it's left us, as residents, very confused and very concerned about the safety of where we live. tonight, the government released new figures showing the latest number of buildings to have tests on cladding. they show a 100% failure rate on samples. 60 buildings have now failed those tests. the buildings stretch across 25 local authorities. the immediacy is to give advice to the residents, to reassure the residents, and ensure those buildings that are high—rise buildings are as safe as possibly can as quickly as possible. the government says it can test around 100 cladding samples in any 24—hour period, but at the moment it's only testing eight or nine a day, so with up to 600 tower blocks in need of testing, unless those samples start arriving much more quickly, this is going to take a very long time. arnold tarling has been a fire—safety expert for 20 years. he says cladding currently only has to withstand flame tests from the front, but he says this simply isn't enough.

pendleton in salford the latest location where tower block cladding has been removed. an unsettling sight for another group of residents who have lived here many years. it has left us as residents very confused and concerned about the safety of where we live. tonight the government released new figures showing the latest number of buildings to have tests on flooding. they show a 100% failure rate on samples. 60 buildings have now failed those tests. the buildings stretch across 25 local authorities. the immediacy is to give advice to the residence, to reassure the residents and ensure those high—rise buildings as safe as possible as quickly as possible. the government says it can test about 100 cladding samples in any 24—hour period but at the moment it is only testing eight or nine a day. so with up testing eight or nine a day. so with up to 600 blocks in need of testing u nless up to 600 blocks in need of testing unless those samples start arriving more quickly this will take a very long time. arnold tallinn has been a fire safety expert for 20 years. he says claddin

pendleton in salford, the latest location where tower block cladding is being removed.dents who have lived here many years. it's left us, as residents, very confused and very concerned about the safety of where we live. the government has continued to test cladding. tonight, they released new figures. 60 buildings have now failed safety checks. the buildings stretch across 25 local authorities. immediately is to give advice to the residents, to ensure that those high—rise buildings are safe as they possibly can be as quickly as possible. the government says it can suggest around 100 samples of cladding in 2a hours, but at the moment, they are only testing about nine per day. up to 600 tower blocks in need of testing, and unless samples in need of testing, and unless sa m ples start in need of testing, and unless samples start arriving more quickly, it is going to take a very long time. arnold has been a fire safety expert for 20 years. he says cladding currently only has to withstand flame tests from the front. but he says this is simply not enough. make the tests more

pendleton in salford, the latest location where tower block cladding is being removed. group of residents who have lived here many years. it's left us, as residents, very confused and very concerned about the safety of where we live. the government has continued to test cladding. tonight, they released new figures. 60 buildings have now failed safety checks. that is across 25 local authorities. of the 25, 1a have been named, including barnet, manchester and sunderland. the government confirmed that of those tested, so far there has been a 100% failure rate on samples. it's a list that keeps on growing, but it is also the fact that every single sample of cladding being tested is now failing that will be most worrying for these local authorities and their residents, but also the government, whose bill for fixing all of this continues to mount. in 2009, six people died at lakanal house in london. the report author was sir kenneth knight. he has been drafted in by the government to join a team to look at the early lessons to be learned from the grenfell tower disaster. we a

were evacuated from other blocks in london — but some refused to leave, as duncan kennedy reports pendletontion where tower block cladding is being removed, an unsettling sight for another group of residents who have lived here many years. it has left us, as residents, very confused and very concerned about the safety of where we live. tonight the government released new figures showing the latest buildings to have tests on cladding. they show a 100% failure rate on samples. 60 buildings have now failed those tests. the buildings stretch across 25 local authorities. immediacy is to give advice to the residents, to reassure the residents, and ensure those buildings that are high rise buildings are as safe as they possibly can as quickly as possible. the government says it can test around 100 samples in any 24—hour period, but at the moment it is only testing eight or nine a day, so with up to 600 tower blocks in need of testing, unless those samples start arriving much more quickly, this is going to take a very long time. arnold has been a fire safety expert for 20 years. he says cladding cu

pendleton in salford, the latest location where tower—block cladding is being removed.d here many years. it's left us, as residents, very confused and very concerned about the safety of where we live. tonight, the government released new figures showing the latest number of buildings to have tests on cladding. they show a 100% failure rate on samples. 60 buildings have now failed those tests. the buildings stretch across 25 local authorities. the immediacy is to give advice to the residents, to reassure the residents, and ensure those buildings that are high—rise buildings are as safe as possibly can as quickly as possible. the government says it can test around 100 cladding samples in any 24—hour period, but at the moment it's only testing eight or nine a day, so with up to 600 tower blocks in need of testing, unless those samples start arriving much more quickly, this is going to take a very long time. arnold tarling has been a fire—safety expert for 20 years. he says cladding currently only has to withstand flame tests from the front, but he says this simply isn't en

the cristianitos fire is burning near the san mateo campground and marine corps base camp pendleton. as of this evening it has burned 7- hundred acres. it has since spread northeast towards san clemente in orange county. no evacuations have been ordered. the initial cause of the fire is still unknown. (vicki) in riverside county - crews are gaining ground on the manzanita fire burning just south of beaumont. the fire has burned nearly 65-hundred acres. fire officials say a single-car crash caused brush fire. authorities have lifted the evacuation warning. the fire is now 86-percent contained. (vicki) and the 'hill fire' burning right now in san luis obispo county... has torched nearly 16-hundred acres. among the property damaged by the fire... a ranch owned by actor johnny galecki. the co-star of "the big bang theory" was not there at the time. the ranch... located about 200-miles north of los angeles... isn't his primary residence. the hill fire is about 85-percent contained and evacuations have been lifted. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittn

it seems a little bit funny since they let victoria pendleton ride round the jumps at pendleton and she'defore in her life. there are always two sides to every story. it's the derby, one of the biggest races in the british racing calendar and she was unplaced on her one ride at kempton last night and incurred a four—day careless riding ban. who knows, maybe she is careless. i thought it was an interesting story, given victoria pendleton was given the chance to ride. this one is on the flat. ever wondered if you can tell how a sheep is happy or sad? i have. off snn we have sheep in my field in yorkshire. do you think you know? well, they just look cheerful, who knows. that is too vague. this is a survey into how a farmer is too vague. this is a survey into howa farmercan is too vague. this is a survey into how a farmer can step if the sheep are sad. contented sheep have their ears back and a ewe—shaped nose. that's the one on the left there. a u—shaped nose. the one on the right is different all together, ears forward and a v—shaped nose. is different all together, ears forward and a v-sha

and in southern california, a fire broke out at the camp pendleton marine corps base. homes until late last night when fire crews managed to contain it. >>> it was a different story in the heartland where folks are bracing for more severe storms. in iowa, a heavy storm pounding the area while tornados tore through the southwestern corner. another twister uprooted trees and left one person injured in wisconsin. accuweather's justin povick has more. >> kendis, diane, good morning to you. fire danger continues today due to low humidity. notice how the thunderstorms stay off to the east. several fires here. this goes right into the weekend. notice a very dry flow. it's going to be hot inland and cooler at the coast. but, again, no rain coming up here unfortunately. rain and unfortunately, a whole lot of it here throughout portions of the midwest that could lead to flooding as well as damaging winds, hail and tornados. so, again, that's the concern for today. in the northeast, notice storms over the interior, but it's going to be heating up and turning more muggy along the

. >> last year in california, fires and camp pendleton as well as bedford air force base in my district>> a years worth of rain fell in 80 minutes at fort irwin in the mojave desert in california. causing $64 million in damage. >> there's no question climate change will increasingly impact our nation's military infrastructure here and abroad. ultimately, making it more difficult to defend america's interests . climate change will continue to pose serious threats for the american people and the health of this nation. we must make the necessary investments to address climate change and its impact will increasingly disrupt our ability to carry out critical missions and defend our country. this amendment will not only help us further identify weaknesses and vulnerabilities, but also investments we must make within the department to protect it from the impact of climate change. mister chair, i yield back. >> let's see, mister o'halloran? okay, miss birkdale. >> we've heard from many senior officials that climate change is a national security issue. the report directed in this amendment will

pendleton together, which maintains a number of high—rise blocks in yorkshire, lancashire and pendletonall our customers and nearby residents that we are doing everything possible to ensure they are everything possible to ensure they a re protected everything possible to ensure they are protected and kept safe. we are, however, as a precaution, double—checking all procedures today and over the coming weeks. we will reissue fire safety advice to our customers. an urgent appeal has been launched to find more black blood donors for sickle cell patients. the nhs blood and transplant campaign follows a rise in the number of people within the black community being diagnosed with the disease. if patients don't receive blood which has a close enough match, then there is a risk that they can suffer reactions to the donated blood or develop additional antibodies which will make it harder to find matching blood in the future. we can speak now to edith victoria and her four—year—old son gabriel who has sickle cell. davinia caballero, who we just saw in ourfilm, who also has sickle cell disease. she

and a fire burning near camp pendleton is san diego county is growing. it started last night near a campground and grew up to 700 acres. it is moving away there the marine base and towards san clemente. they are making air drops and protecting neighborhoods threatened if the fire picks up. >>> the parents of a high school student have raised $25,000 to fund a lawsuit against the san rafael unified school district. this comes after a controversial campaign video for the office of school president. the patients of the winner say their son was bullied by administrators because of a video that depicted torture and the use of firearms. the student says it was a parody of a movie. he was stripped of his position of junior class president. now the parents want to sue the district for what they're calling a violation of free speech rights. >>> 76-year-old cardinal george pell is the vatican's economy minister and the highest ranking church official to face sex crimes. police in australia have not given any details but said he was being charged with sexual offens