. >> well, we pretty much have that with the red ag warning, which is being revamped by the national weather service. that does work, but it's kind like an evacuation. we don't do evacuations until we have it ignition. and we know the conditions are going to requiring an evacuation in the community. so i think bett understanding the conditions in the future, will allow us to better handle societal impacts that we can expect as well. >> amanda, since 2009 there has been a strategy of evacuation first. we are seeing that in oregon now. we have 0,000 people who are e in danger of a fire. hey how well is the evacuation strategy working out? do people willingly leave thei homes? >> yeah, there is a lot of research looking at evacuation, a lo of peopwant to be informed, ey want an official evacuation order. what we saw with the campfire, fast-moving. of fires those orders don't come sometimes in time for people to leave. and have a safe wievacuation. out meeting a fire getting into an accident. at happens when we can't bout evacuate. things like preparing our homes, community areas, shelte

the red line here. those aged 16—24 are bearing the brunt of this jobs crisis.d as the furlough scheme winds down, coming to an end in october, more companies are now setting out their plans for redundancy. i think it will get worse before it gets better. i, personally feel it will peak because eve ryo ne personally feel it will peak because everyone is personally feel it will peak because everyone is nervous personally feel it will peak because everyone is nervous and you want to survive this so if you survive it, you can grow afterwards. today, the labour party renewed its calls for the furlough scheme to be extended 01’ the furlough scheme to be extended or replaced. millions of workers, towns and cities under restrictions, it just isn't possible towns and cities under restrictions, itjust isn't possible to get back to work on reopen businesses. that isn't a choice. it is the cold reality. of this crisis. so it makes no sense at all for the government to pull support away now. and the government has hinted there could be more targeted support for certain sect

it was the first big test for the red cross in the age of the coronavirus. >> people really need our ver>> reporter: in the middle of a world pandemic, fires throughout the bay area forced thousands from their homes. the red cross was there but still six feet away.>> responding during a pandemic is really changing the way we would deliver our mission. >> they are putting people up in hotel rooms as much as they can, delivering a meal at the door and checking in through video chat. they changed up shelter procedures, to. >> everybody gets a screening before they come into the shelter. there is lots of hand sanitizer and everybody wears a mask. >> they have more shelters with fewer people in them, and inside people are further apart. it's a system that takes more money and or manpower. >> the protocol has changed but the mission has not. >> the red cross says they need money, volunteer time and blood donations. if you are willing to give any of those things you can head to their website at red cross.org. >> thanks so much for watching and we will see you back here at 11.>> until then th

and a tourist killer in cambodia's genocidal c'mere rouge regime has died at the age of $77.00 come red dog as he was known was head of security and oversold the deaths of thousands after the communist guerrilla fighters seized power in 1975 the regime during sought to transform cambodian to a classless peasant society in the process they killed an estimated 2000000 people through starvation and execution in what became known as the killing fields before his death dory had been serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity. the body of comrade dyke arrives at a buddhist temple in phnom penh for commission after years of poor health the former khmer rouge leader died at this hospital in the early hours of wednesday. during pol pot's genocidal regime in the 1970 s. doric was in charge of cambodia's most notorious prison the s $21.00 there the man who once worked as a schoolteacher oversaw torture cruelty as well as the murder of more than $12000.00 men women and children. in 2010 he was tried by a un supervised court and expressed remorse for his actions. can be something that i wou

red for friend. was that something's ability and age to ability have been trying to change there are only around 800 hydrogen cars in germany a fan backed by a consortium of big industry players is aiming to install 150 stations enough to supply 400000 cars. is it going germany is the best in europe in terms of hydrogen filling stations so you can't say it's an infrastructure problem is misleading. people know the dynamics of the mobility revolution as well as dab in the back now for the past 15 years his engineering and marketing firm has been helping companies around the world prepare for the challenges ahead. and one of the big issues is these political incentive packages less than perfect in my opinion wasn't. the e.u. reply is that each car maker produces vehicles with an average c o 2 emission of 95 grams per 100 kilometers the heavy fines for each breach of a limit i think s.u.v. monument 280 grams of c o 2 but the comic can cancel let out by selling 0 emission even which count double in the equation so they can keep making gasoline or diesel s.u.v.s alongside the clean up models. the most is

collaborate with the federal forecast agencies, the national weather service and other forecast age, and those red flag warnings will remain in effect through tomorrow, and other agencies recognize this risk period we're in, and to name a few showing high risk and significant fire potential, at least lasting through wednesday. and so that's really my weather briefing. i'll turn it back over to you, wendy. >> all right, scott, thank you. i want to recap a couple of the highlights i heard. we're still under a red flag warning here in major parts of california, and still seeing a low relative humidity, and dry vegetation on the ground. we do have the all clear 234 some locations in our service area and the good news i heard is we won't see another wind event forecasted over the next 7 days. that about right? >> yeah, you got that all right. yeah, one thing i will add is that this continues to be a very dynamic situation. we're monitoring vert closely, but all of those points are right on. and terrific. thanks so much, scot. let's get an operational briefing now. mark, mark, what can you tell us tonig

now at 13.4%, the red line here. those aged 16—24 are bearing the brunt of this jobs crisis.n cut and as the furlough scheme winds down, coming to an end in october, more companies are now setting out their plans for redundancy. i think it will get worse before it gets better. i personally feel it will peak because everyone is nervous and you want to survive this so if we survive it, you can grow afterwards. today, labour renewed its calls for the furlough scheme to be extended or replaced. for millions of workers, for towns and cities under restrictions, itjust isn't possible to get back to work or reopen businesses. that isn't a choice. it is the cold reality of this crisis. so it makes no sense at all for the government to pull support away now. and the government has hinted there could be more targeted support for certain sectors once the furlough scheme ends. throughout this crisis i have not hesitated to act in creative and effective ways to supportjobs and employment, and will continue to do so. there are some positive signs. as the economy opened up, job vacancies in

red light went on. >> ronald reagan deflected age concerns with the wisecrack. >> i'm not going to exploit for politicalpponent's youth and inexperience. [laughter] >> and art of dismissal later also employed by george bush without so much as a word. >> but can he get things done? >> and i believe i can. >> when al gore tried to intimidate him. although body language can make headlines, sometimes the unconventional wins. president trump's disruptor image. >> nobody has more respect for women than i do, nobody. >> please come everybody. >> it left little room for shock and the debate. >> because you'd be in jail. >> secretary clinton -- >> and after four years in front of a firing squad of reporters, trumpets become adept at selling his message in almost any scenario, establishing high expectations for himself and a comparatively low bar for -- >> sleepy joe biden. >> biden 'has is no stranger to do the bait stage, now in his third presidential run, and he's been shaking off this image for years. >> biden is a gaffe machine. can you reassure voters in this country that you would have the discipline you w

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red flag warning for much of the west. falllike temperatures in the midwest. humid in the northeast. >>> finally celebrating halloween in the age coronavirus. >> will ganss spoke to a texas man who found a creative way to deliver candy to trick-or-treaters. >> reporter: it's going to take serious science to save halloween this year. >> these aren't the droids you're looking for. >> reporter: not these droids, these ones. >> halloween robot santa claus is the idea that we're going for. >> reporter: halloween at luke keys' house has always been a big deal. >> last year was huge. >> reporter: the haunted garage has been a neighborhood favorite for years. 2020 had other plans. >> what do we do? we don't want to cancel halloween. >> reporter: luke turning to robotics to help. >> i started with lego mind storm and worked my way um to a roomba. >> reporter: after a few test runs with a candy cannon, luke came up with another good scary idea. >> i looked over to artie. i was like, oh, yeah i can ride him through the neighborhood. >> reporter: short for robotic test, r.t., testing out a candy delivery gig. >> some of the kids were appre

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red button, bbc iplayer and the bbc sport website and app. some sad news from the world of british boxing to bring you this evening, the former world champion alan minter has died at the agemedal at the munich olympics in 1972, and went on to become the undisputed world middleweight champion in 1980. he had been diagnosed with cancer, and died yesterday. the tour de france can be tough for even the most experienced riders. it's surely even harder when it is your first time racing it. marc hirschi had had double disappointment just missing out on winning two stages. today he todayit today it was a friend of the third time lucky. it was his dream come true. you don't have to win the tour de france to make a name for yourself. wearing number 204, this is mark writing racially at the back of the palatine with 56 miles to go in the longest stage of the race. further up the road is a small group leading the way they bring up for what they thought would be a fights to the finish. often the key to success is to ride a steady tempo and no when to ride a steady tempo and no when to attack. adam took it easy knowing their position would not be under threat. that opened the door to h

economic measures that are big red for micro one small industries and dominic millions of other nascent migrant workers that the guards are now doing sort out. i mean now that aging on these bottles even. better maybe. they just up so so so more or less of the wrong measures at the wrong time because the other issues are much more important and it's quite amazing because given the influence especially of farmers on indian politics can the government actually afford to lose their support. yeah i mean that is that isn't. that i mean i am i'm not i'm not exactly i mean instead of that what if you go got relations of the ruling party i mean they did that he said such shows. more and more 5 minutes are up your calls on me if i yes person that is arse about that is that the show i don't see a 1000000 followers are reportedly gates are not the 470 s. what was he up so. there it is it is definitely an autocrat when you. hired by the government you know what it is the economy i couldn't do this that the gauntlet. i mean either let laboring under the false impression that doing that already because it is the us dollar. and the justice to get that paycheck not. beyond the b

so this disease is striking all ages, all segments, all races, all geographies, red states, blue states. all the president can think about is trying to minimize it and downplay it. we're not turning the corner. he has barely gotten behind the car and started to drive. we still have no plan six months into it. the death toll is going to start to rise again. we could lose as many lives in the next three months as we lost in the past six months. half of those could be because people don't kwawear masks. donald trump could fix that overnight. >> john heilemann, it's worse than all of this. here's donald trump telling bob woodward that is absolutely kills young people. listen. >> now it's turning out it's not just old people, bob, but just today and yesterday some startling facts came out. it's not just old, older people. >> yeah, exactly. >> it's plenty of young people. >> so he's a callous president who is lying about his callousness. i'm not sure which is worse, heilemann. >> i mean, it's inhuman, nicolle. we know that donald trump is a liar. we know he's a pathological, profound, irredee

seaver has died at the age of 75 from complications of dementia and lyme disease seaver was a 12 time all-star and won 300 in 11 games during his 20 year career with the mets reds white sox and red sox tom terrific is best remembered as a met with whom he won all 3 of his national league cy young awards and helped lead new york to their miracle world series title in 1969 may he rest in peace. the niners have been dealing with a number of injury issues throughout camp and now practice, but good news today, how shanahan said he expects to have deebo samuel brandon aiyuk the ford and nick bosa all back by week one george kittle and re going green law were also on track as well one think all shanahan is concerned with is playing in an empty stadium, how will that affect play calling was sounds be like it's still an unknown that he must prepare his team for so trying to figure out the noise. >>we went in there. couple practices ago to try to figure it out and we need more work at that you know if there's a few things experiment and the rules are an official yet either so our experiment with a few things and hopefully we'll get that solidified this week. >>the raider

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the american red cross concluded that fear and panic akin to terror of the middle ages regarding the black plague has been prevalent in virtually every community in the u.s. and that is another element that is interesting and i think global and human. i have talked with psychologists and one thing people are seeing in other countries is this fear has been effected itself in social relations around the world and it is a kind of unique thing that we rarely see, everyone around the world would be experiencing something pretty much in real time and that is something we have not paused to reflect on much and there may be longer consequences. let's talk about nonpharmaceutical intervention. this is a term for social distancing and all that sort of stuff. on the left, the philadelphia inquirer after that parade, virtually nothing there about the disease. a few days later, two weeks nursing haltsfic during the epidemic, deaths now on decreasing scale. an enormous number. what happened? you have probably thought about this. in cities like philadelphia where you had that parade, you can see th

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red zones that are opening. >> yeah. jim, this question is very personal to me. again, this is an active discussion right now in metro atlanta where i've got two school-aged kids inine learning since is the middle of august. yes, i think that the key is these decisions can occur in a vacuum and be based on individual schools making these difficult decisions. if the community is serious about prioritizing things like schooling, as we should, then we need to drive down community transmission. when community transmission is driven down to low rates where we can easley identify, isolate and contact trace people, yes, i do believe that you can restart schools, but if community transmission is skyrocketing, then that increases risk for everyone which is, again, part of the reason why i think society and communities each need to make difficult choices can and some of that is actually making decisions to shut down high-risk settings that have the risk of being a super spreader event, things like indoor bars and indoor restaurants. >> mm-hmm. >> how much does it really cost to -- for all of us have to or at least all the schools to have what the nba has? i mean -- or the

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the skin of the fruit, red grapes are more susceptible even if you can't taste it in the grapes themselves it can show up in the fermenting process and get stronger as the wine ages it definitely makes the one making a lot to take care of been host has done extensive field testing since the 2017 fires in napa and sonoma right % now chemical testing of grapes and fermenting samples have been tried. there are also various filtering systems that are being developed which in turn can adversely affect the wines taste. other strategies call for enhancing fruity flavors to mask the taint of smoke and protective coatings on the grants themselves are being looked at get some tools of the trade something she can't the care for but because of the good news for consumers is that california winemakers one released winds that are not to be spoke teaches they won't be anything that could potentially >>i mean you know they like home. >>but that could also mean a potential loss of product and profit potential economic impact on the industry that's already struggling there's more research to be done because wildfires are going to be going away in years to come. lonnie wong fox 40

age, you're not in the army? >> i said no, i'm not in the army. he said, you just passed a light back there, ran through a red light. i said, well, okay. if i did, i did. i'm sorry. i didn't mean to do it. i knew i had slipped through. i didn't mean to. so he said i don't understand this. everybody is in uniform, and you're sitting there at your age with no uniform. so i was told before i left los alamos, i was given that card. they said if you get to the point where it gets a little sticky, hand them the card. and the card said this person is representing united states research and development, blah, blah, blah, had a name on it. please do not delay him. whatever he's doing is legitimate. he read that, and he looked at me for a bit, and then he almost threw the card at me. he said i don't know what you're doing but go ahead. well, that, of course, started my father wanted to know what the card said because i hadn't shown the card to him, and i wouldn't show it to them. one thing when you do these kinds of things, some of the rules you have to make them up yourself. ne can't give you all the detail. i knew i

red flag will go up and the person will run off. on one hand, obviously, he's moving fast, but on the other hand, we're told at a certain age you knowised if you met somebody and they wanted to, you know, take it fast because you've dated so much. you know the checklist. you know what you want in a person, and if they fit the bill, okay. that's how it works, right? - right, and he was offering us a different life than we had ever had. you know, i was a single mom. i struggled. i worried about money 24/7. you know, and he was offering me a life where i didn't have to worry anymore. - yeah, no, i get it. yeah, sara, you know, i thought about you when i was reading your mom's story and your story. i was like, this is like "dirty john," you know. it's, like, he is like an episode of that, but that just speaks to how much this happens that we can think now in popular culture of things that have happened in books and blogs. so you saw richard's picture on a blog, sara, and told your mom that he was not the person that she thought. did you google him? how did he pop up on a blog that you were looking at? - well, so we knew him as mickey, a

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seaver has died at the age of 75 from complications of dementia in lyme disease seaver was a 12 time all-star and won 300 in 11 games during his 20 year career with the mets red white sox and red sox he lived in calistoga and had a winery in napa. the books are the top overall seed in the nba playoffs for the second straight season, but for the second straight season, their opponent seems not to care one bit game 2 of their second-round series against the miami heat. the reigning league mvp facing a possible to game deficit. now let's go to seconds remaining middleton trying to tie with a 3 to see mrs. but a foul was called onward and rockets a controversial call their own know about that middleton makes all 3 free throws and so in possession and each stage of the game but step back misses but yonnis. a 1000. walk off. stop right there. no time left on the clock and jimmy buckets, it's the friendly roll. and we can't keep scrolling on the prompter rosa first free throw to win the city made the second heat win one 16 1.14 after blowing the regular season best record but now they're down to nothing is the first time since 79 that a playoff game was decided on a

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