in that international discussion, we asked the red cross federation and the red cross committee to use all their capacities and help the displaced people . to the wounded, to the injured and those who are homeless and need to serve , after all, there are families among them, children, women, old men, old women, sick , and they are sick. the worst type of crime that mankind has ever seen and items and the tools that we use for relief works and for welfare works, these come to be turned into a tool of terror, and they make people blind , they kill people, they take away the right to continue life and the right to continue life from people, because these crimes in turn, he did not have and does not have a similar one, so we are from the red cross. we are from both the committee and the federation that condemned the body's statement to stop these crimes and find entry . it is our duty to go and be present in the region. we condemned and we asked all the international community, in addition to that , we will definitely send the documents of violation of humanitarian rights to the internatio

that is the humanitarian affairs adviser at the international committee of the red cross.resentative for the occupied palestinian territory and he joined me earlierfrom gaza where the second round of an emergency polio vaccination campaign has started today. tn campaign has started today. t�*t the last couple of weeks we have had problems in the north, and i want to mention that when there were evacuation orders for the three hospitals in the north, who was requested by the ministry of health and hospital directors to with what we call the critical patients from those hospitals, and to bring in urgently needed fuel and essential medicine and emergency medical teams, and we needed nine attempts in the last week because every attempt and mission was delayed, sometimes denied, impeded, so only the day before yesterday we managed to do that. we still get the assurances that the campaign in the north is on, and the campaign in the north, i already mentioned there are 20,000 children who need to be vaccinated, roughly 75,000 around gaza city, and around 50,000 more up north. we

i can tell you the american red cross| of this magnitude?sponse first to hurricane helene and now milton. as we wait to understand what the impacts from milton will be across florida there are now shelter is open across the state for folks who are evacuating. i cannot stress enough how important it is. if you're being told to evacuate, you absolutely need to follow these orders. we don't know if the storm —— we don't know what the storm —— we don't know what the storm will bring stop we want people to stay safe if possible. i5 people to stay safe if possible.— people to stay safe if possible. people to stay safe if ossible. , ., ., possible. is it not too late? i have read — possible. is it not too late? i have read some _ possible. is it not too late? i have read some people - possible. is it not too late? i have read some people say i possible. is it not too late? i- have read some people say they think it is too late and there are traffic jams think it is too late and there are trafficjams on some major roads a lack of gas people have bee

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joining us now is the national spokesperson for the american red cross.landfall in florida. you're doing your coverage work of helene around the country. >> reporter: the red cross has been on the ground for about two weeks because we had landfall for hurricane helene and know across the southeast we have about 2,000 red cross -- about 1,000 just in florida alone, this is not an ideal situation for anyone who's been in path of either hurricane helene or milton. we got resources higher in florida with more on the way. tractor trailers full of supply. the impacts of milton and what this damage could look like the red cross is ready to go. >> what are you most concerned about and what is most needed in these coming hours? >> right now, our number one priority is safety, right, the images we're seeing on screen we can already see start of that impact from milton the most important thing that families can do right now is to stay focus on their safety and listen to their emergency management in their local county, they're sharing the right information at the ri

what was the president of the red cross college, a book on officially supported denazi's. i'm was personally received by hitler. it was through red cross channels that adults heisman lost the mind of the final solution to the jewish question. my account don't to yoseph mangled a canal as bobby nickname the butcher of lille. under less than the nazis were able to escape justice. kindly, cit, thoughts, nature. when you buy me, you know, is the voice him set the lips of shifting the crown. you felt like, you know, we're going to see what was coming joy, of course, about the students. but it is yet that you know, so then you maybe you me, but yet it's way that will it will much time you go then you it goes over the the 1999 doctors without borders put in an appearance in cost of a as well specific to like caught up as vantage set that i thought would be as i said this $1.00, he loved them. uh, only 2 of the most vehicle allow me to accept that and will be about that or should i have custody? i mean, is that a lot of different answers get typically a bill for many alpha you wan

nicole maul is the national spokesperson for the american red cross.icole is in tallahassee, florida and told us how they've been preparing for something of this magnitude. ican i can tell you that the american red cross has been on the ground in florida and the south—east for more than two weeks in response first to hurricane helene and now milton. we need to understand what the impacts will be across florida. there are shelters across the state for folks who are evacuating and i cannot stress enough how important it is, if you are being told to evacuate you absolutely need to follow his orders. we do not know what the storm can bring, we know it will be dangerous and they want folks to stay safe as possible. i5 and they want folks to stay safe as possible.— and they want folks to stay safe as possible. is it not too late? i read _ safe as possible. is it not too late? i read some _ safe as possible. is it not too late? i read some people - safe as possible. is it not too i late? i read some people saying they think it is too late and there are traffi

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redcross dot org or they can call 1, 800 red-cross. we do. welcome and thank okay. thank you so much for joining us. >> the communications director for the northern california coastal chapter. >> of the american red cross. thanks for the work that you do. kron 4 and our parent company nexstar are partnering with the red cross to help the millions of people affected by hurricane helene. if you'd like to help all you have to do is scan the qr code on your screen there. it will take you to a website where you can donate now to a big story. officials say that the devastating lahaina fire was sparked from earlier blaze that fire fighters actually thought was extinguished. >> that is the key finding in a long-awaited atf report. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives. and the maui fire department say that last year's deadly fire was an accident and fd. they say that crews spent hours battling a fire, but they thought they had it out. but it rekindled becoming one of the deadliest fires in u.s. history, destroying the historic, very charming town of la hin

and she tells me that the resources the red cross has been providing has been a huge help. sonia jackson was at work when she learned that her home was in the evacuation zone because of the wildfires she sprang into action to get back to her house because their parents who she takes care of. >> also lived there. >> because my parents are, you know, a thing age. >> i had to go we've worked to come home make sure that they were ok because my dad, he has ptsd and dementia so and you know, he's 94 my mom's 88. she has come just a part this. i'm >> trying to take care of jackson said the power was out in her home. a huge scare because their parents both rely on electricity for health reasons. my mom is the one that uses the oxygen because her heart. and my he's okay. he's amputee jackson's father's prosthetic leg requires an electrical charge. >> yes, the connected ian and you know, his memory a little bit in his memory, got have so i have to help him like con. thankfully, a friend of the jackson family paid for her parents to temporarily stay in a hotel. >> located in san loren

i've been speaking to tommaso della longa, spokesperson for the international federation of red crossan network. tommaso, always good to speak to you. thank you for coming on the programme. we are approaching a grim milestone in this conflict. one year of suffering. can you, if you wouldn't mind, paint a picture of what your teams are seeing on the ground at this stage? yes, absolutely. first of all, thank you helena for having me here today. what we are seeing, what we define after 12 months of conflict is a year of suffering. and suffering increasing day after day, i would say, hour after hour. we are seeing humanitarian aid not entering enough in the gaza strip. people inside gaza are having issues in getting food, water and health. they are seeing hostages that are not able to go back to their families. sadly i would say in the last 12 months our calls are just unheard, the last 12 months our calls arejust unheard, so the last 12 months our calls are just unheard, so we never really change. the hostage must go back home. bombs must stop falling. humanitarian aid needs to go. the p

i've been speaking to tommaso della longa, spokesperson for the international federation of red crosss — the world's largest humanitarian network. always good to speak to you, thank you for coming on the programme. we are approaching a milestone, one year of suffering, can you paint a picture of what your teams are seeing on the ground at this stage? seeing on the ground at this staue? , . ~ seeing on the ground at this staue? , ., ~ i. ., stage? yes, thank you for havin: stage? yes, thank you for having me _ stage? yes, thank you for having me today. - stage? yes, thank you for having me today. what i stage? yes, thank you for| having me today. what we stage? yes, thank you for - having me today. what we are seeing after 12 months of conflict is really a year of suffering. and suffering just increasing day after day, i would say, hour after hour. we are seeing humanitarian aid not entering enough in the gaza strip. people inside gaza having issues getting the basics — food, water, health. we are seeing hostages that are not able to go back to their families. and sadly what i would sa

we are talking about almost1 million people displaced and then of course the lebanese red cross, the ce, is the escalation. bombs must stop for aid and then we need to find a way to scale up humanitarian aid. but again, it's not up to the humanitarians, it's up to the international community to finally find dialogue and a decision to get aid to people. it's we can just take a look at the live pictures now, this is israel looking into lebanon there at the border, we know there have been further israeli strikes today in lebanon, in beirut, and of course for the latest you can go to our website. i will see you soon. the next couple of days are going to bring some big shower clouds, dampers and thunder and lightning possible, but also decent sunny spells because of this low pressure which will hang around for awhile and give us changeable weather. here is a snapshot of the morning on monday, temperatures hovering between eight and 11, for some of us it will start off dry, others will have rain, particularly across northern and eastern scotland. and it is really difficult to sum up the day

also red cross is is really stretched because we also have the hurricanes back on the east coast. already some of those evacuation. >> order areas being downgraded to evacuation warnings, but still, we have several families here waiting at this reunification, shelter, wondering if they will have a home to return to in the first place reporting here in lake jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> jacques apparently found this little female dog at the evacuation cal fire crews brought her here after rescuing her from the fire zone. there still waiting for her owner to come forward to claim her. in the meantime, her temporary care takers of nicknamed her glenda, the good witch from. what's your advice? >> while crews battled this fire in the north, a cruise in the east and south bay are also on high alert due to these very hot temperatures we've been dealing with a second now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with the red flag warning that's still in effect, laura? yeah, guys, scary night ahead. in until we get that first rain here in october, we're going to be dealing with this and

speaking tar t regional red cross spokes person is sean mont says that hospitals and gaza are grossly overstretched and measures must be taken immediately to ensure the safety of patients and staff. and unfortunately, this is well, this is exactly what the international we get. this process is trying to prevent from happening is that these hospitals are pushed out of service due to the right of the situation. and if that happens, this will definitely translate into a more lives that would be lost. no patient should die on a hospitalized back because that hospital does not run out of medical supplies or has no electricity, no doctor, or nearest should, should be harmed in a way that they cannot provide live saving support for those that need. these hospitals continue to receive a habits of patients. uh, it's a week and a half been running, spend 4 months and they are highly over stretched and they cannot be banned at all . which is why, oh, because sions or mississippi measures must be ensured are immediately in order to deliver the essential the supplies, including everything. these h

one of the red cross's main missions is to help people deal with disasters, and the aftermath. and unfortunately, we do expect hurricane milton to be one of those disasters when it makes landfall later today. sometime tomorrow on the gulf coast of florida. according to its facebook page, the american red cross northern california coastal region has already deployed almost 70 people here from the bay area to the southeastern part of the united states, some already to deal with hurricane helene, which hit the east coast a couple of weeks ago. and, of course, to support future victims of hurricane milton on the peninsula. the menlo park fire protection district, which manages fema's urban search and rescue teams, which are, by the way, made up of fire departments from san francisco down to san jose, has already sent one team a team of more than 40 members already left sunday and wrote to florida and yesterday they got a call for another 40 people who will be leaving later today and tomorrow. their exact destination in florida to be determined. a lot of that's going to depend on, y

so we wouldn't be surprised if our red cross here in the bay area is looking for help. as well. governor newsom is sending more first responders from orange county and menlo park to florida saying, quote, in times of crisis, americans unite to lend a helping hand. nearly 40 members of a menlo based fema task force left for florida on sunday. another 40 either deployed yesterday or will be later today. there's also a handful of first responders from oakland based task force four who are staging already in orlando. they traveled straight from north carolina, where they were helping people affected by hurricane helene. california has sent more than 350 personnel for these hurricane responses. they've already had hurricane damage that you can see when you drive through the state. and additionally, that means that all of the ground is already saturated. so there's nowhere for more water to go. also on the way, two ambulances with paramedics and emts from alameda county reporting live here in the east bay. bob redell today in the bay. all right, bob, thank you for sending help. now le

he's a humanitarian affairs advisor for the international committee of the red cross in lebanon, and joins is far from a rich. thanks for being with us. show. okay, more than a 1000000 people have been displaced. so part in living on what's it like for those on the ground, they're trying to flee the conflict. so uh the this is razor situation in the dimensions we are talking about over a 1000000 actually 1200000 people that have been displayed from the southern southern end from because even from the southern suburbs they would, these people are actually uh, struggling on daily basis to ensure access to basic and essential needs, such as food, what they're just there and even emergency health care. if you look around and 11 and it has not been uncommon to see a street with sense, the fits the dark the on the streets because they do not have access to. uh, it says there is, uh, it's very common as the rooms off to drink. uh, trying to uh, buy, even in the water. and with this again, the you material in situation as a whole is becoming more and more dire as more people are be displayed

the red cross sending nearly 50 people from the bay area, including vincent valenzuela, who leaves for tampa bay wednesday morning. >> this is going to be one for the records. >> he'll join the 2000 red cross volunteers on the ground in a combined helene and milton response operation. >> some of the folks coming out of helene before we knew milton was coming right on its heels, were just starting that recovery piece of a disaster response. >> now, more resources are on their way. >> we won't really divide resources. we're just looking to make sure there are pockets that are not left without resources. >> they'll work on providing safe shelter, food and reunification to families separated by the storm. now, as we mentioned earlier, milton has fluctuated in intensity over the last few days. and at last check, the storm was about 400 miles west of the coast of florida. still, category five expected to make landfall as a category three tomorrow night. crystal bailey ktvu, fox two news. >> crystal, thank you for that. disney world announcing park closures in anticipation of hurricane milton

dave even goes as spokes person with the international red cross committee. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's good to see today . so as we said, you were simple as a now. and then as we approach will, yes, since the id has begun, pounding the gauze and plays and of course the monthly anniversary of the october 7th. so todd, how would you describe what the goals and people have been through of the past year? or the last 12 months, palestinians here in gaza have lived 3 circumstances that most people, most of us could not even imagine or comprehend. as we just heard, people have been displaced tens of times so many times each time they have to pack up everything that they are in and try to carry it in their arms, including that shelters the tents, or any tops that they have the children food, any clean water that they have and, and moved to another place. no one knows what will happen next. no one has felt any security or safety for the last 12 months. and things like essential services, the health care system here have be. this amazes, propose th

red cross, typically on top, have a plan in place. what's what are they doing right now to help out? well, as you're well aware. good morning to marcus and laura, one of the red cross's main missions to help people in disaster. to help them with relief from whatever is happening. and unfortunately, we know that hurricane milton will become a disaster when it makes landfall on the gulf coast of florida later tonight. early tomorrow morning, according to its facebook page, the american red cross northern california coastal region has already deployed almost 70 people here from the bay area to the southeastern part of the united states, some already to deal with hurricane helene, which hit the east coast a couple of weeks ago. and now to support future victims of hurricane milton on the peninsula. the menlo park fire protection district manages a fema urban search and rescue teams, which are made up of fire departments from san francisco down to san jose. one team of more than 40 members already left sunday, and route to florida, and yes

and that's, and baffled area has some kind of international committee of the red cross communications officer in that region. thank you so much. thank you. ok, another story on a vision use day. the ruling party in georgia has voted in parliamentary elections and by quite a margin, according to are the results, the central election commission, se georgia dream secured, 54 percent of the vote, but close to all, all it's not. content with 1st reactions are flooding in the home. gary in foreign minister has sent his congratulations saying the party came out on top. the spike meddling going on despite the attempts to interfere, the people of georgia made it clear what they want. the patriotic willing policy which supports the family, won the elections with an overwhelming advantage. bravo, congratulations for upholding. how's going to close last night? and we know now the georgia dream view. compet party in power for 12 years have essentially won the selection. but what's interesting is the reaction of the opposition not unexpected, heavy back from the west. a coalition of smaller parties

go to redcross.org/fox forward, fox, the red cross helping those people desperately in need. and thank you if you do. arthel: your help is needed. tomorrow's one year since the massacre in israel that has triggered a wider conflict in the middle east. next, a live report from israel we will talk about the father of an american hostage who's calling on the united states and israel to do more to get his son home. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! what tractor supply customers experience is personalized service. made possible by t-mobile for business. with t-mobile's reliable 5g business internet. employees get the information they need instantly. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. arthel: tomorrow marks one year since hamas attacked israel, launching what has grown since then into a wider war. israel continued to bombard hezbollah targets overnight in the suburbs of lebanon capitol, beirut. those strik

red cross dot org or they can call 1, 800 red-cross. welcome and thank okay.nk you so much for joining us. >>the communications director for the northern california coastal chapter of the american red cross. thanks for the work that you do. kron 4 and our parent company nexstar are partnering with the red cross to help the millions of people affected by hurricane helene. if you'd like to help, all you have to do is scan the qr code on your screen there. it will take you to a website where you can donate. you're watching kron. 4 news, >>the time from ulta wine is just around the corner. but right now farmers are not happy about how hot their grades are getting. as reporter dennis shanahan shows us the weather is just one of the challenges. local grape growers are now facing. >>makes it a challenge to. make sure you have quality fruit. tom irwin of merwin vineyards in clarksburg is a 7th generation farmer is also the owner of silt wine company. he showed us some of the damage of the heat is causing the south that have been exposed. the sun right here. it's i mea

most people, most of us could not even imagine or comprehend a spokesperson for the international red cross channels. our t dallas's health care system is in ruins and millions of palestinians remain this place almost a year on from israel's initial assault on the claim of the idea of pledges to strike a run in response to last week's miss ayla tuck. washington is reportedly willing to pay. it's all like to refrain from targeting certain facilities. the . it's really strikes range on 11 on both today and overnight with dozens of people reported killed in the past 24 hours. the fly from an introduction to new center. this is our team, my name's universal and you're welcome to the program. life in gaza is not merely a matter of survival. that's what an international red cross committee spokespersons told us describing the consequences of israel's unprecedented assault on gaps that which has reported the left coast of $42000.00 people dead and millions more. displaced either the last 12 months, palestinians here in gauze. i have lived 3 circumstances that most people, most of us could not even

we heard earlier from the lebanese red cross, saying that further north in the country 18 people in aeli strike in the north of lebanon. we will have more on developments there for you with ben brown who is coming up next. i am on x. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello. we've got some very big contrasts with our weather to take you through this afternoon for scotland, northern ireland and northern england. barely a cloud in the sky after a locally cold and frosty start, we'll see those temperatures push up to around 12 or 13 degrees. further south, though, for wales, midlands, east anglia, southern england we have seen some heavy outbreaks of rain today. that heavy rain is all cleared out of the way. however, it is likely to stay quite cloudy. it's still with the potential for a few patches of drizzle across the south midlands and southeast england, so for some it will stay quite dull and damp. and overnight tonight this zone of low cloud spreads its way northwards. there'll be some hill fog patches and a bit of drizzle falling from that cloud at times as well. it is turning milde

this is a very serious incident, not just for the lebanese red cross spot for the lebanese armies. the 2nd soldier has been injured and is the 1st death of leg. ready he's a soldier. now the fighting is a continuing, but this is going to put us more straight. even more strain on the emergency services kind of not the is it was ordering more civilians to evacuate times in southern lebanon. talked to us about the fighting. that's going on there. you were referring to it just a moment ago as well as this effort to try and get civilians of what remained civilians remains to leave the 71 that townsend villages across on the 11 on a now on the is really evacuation. buddhism, people can find out a fit and out of panic. now the 1st thing i'm going to show you how difficult is actually get out of. i don't like you much in a bit hazy now, but this ashbrook still coming in to the area over that. we've seen them, we've. busy throughout the night and throughout the day, those are the towns and villages, some of them the now and the is really i'd like to ation fold up. now people are coming down

. >> from where we stood, we were watching homes catch on fire at the red cross station fire at the red cross station at twin pine casino hotel were seeking help. >> ron reynolds who is leading the charge with the red cross says the fire started just across the street from his home. we literally looked across the road there where the flames. he's also working with a slim crew, hoping the threat to homes and families. >> gets under control, october's probably lake county's roughest months. that's what we have. the biggest fires, the temperatures. the wind issues. also red cross is is really stretched. >> because we also have the hurricanes back on the east coast. already some of those evacuation order areas being downgraded to evacuation warnings, but still. >> we have several families here waiting at this reunification, shelter, wondering if they will have a home to return to in the first place reporting here in lake jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> our reporter jack molmud also found this little dog at the evacuation center. cal fire crews brought her here after rescuing her from the fire

and behind her the red cross of red cross. it's a full color poster. and the caption at the top says, the greatest mother in the world. and you look at it, you think this looks familiar and you realize that it is a imitation of the pieta. and that's a whole genre of statuary. if you're familiar perhaps with the michelangelo pieta, there's a larger than life. mary cradling jesus right after the descent from the cross and it's exactly that. so using that and that's it's one of those things you look at that and you say you know it's like the dog tipping his head when you're talking to him. he's trying to figure out what you're saying. you just tip your head and you think, am i seeing? i think i'm seeing. and did no one notice at the time and object and i've seen it used a reproduction of it used recently it was in a post office appealing for fundraising for red cross. and there it was again, like, do you know what this is? do you know what this is? well, how about this complicated question? we would have this imaginary book, this an imaginary book, not on

the red cross has been called to help the displaced families. one firefighter was actually taken to the hospital to be evaluated, but he's expected to be okay. the exact cause of the fire is still under investigation. state officials have launched an investigation into the vallejo police department. the aclu of northern california filed a complaint accusing the department of keeping officers on the job after what they say were cases of misconduct, citing cases that led to deaths and serious injuries. state officials heard public testimony last week. former oakland mayor libby schaaf says she's in re calling current mayor sheng thao in an interview with kay q e d chef says she actually wanted to give thao time to settle in and do her job. but now believes tell is not the right person to lead oakland. san francisco, firefighters swooped in to action for an owl at baker beach. they share this video. val being examined by an animal control officer. it's not exactly clear what was wrong with our but it said it will be getting care and rehab and hopef

the council of europe, the international committee of the red cross of the un made an official request to organize an international humanitarian mission to the conflict zone. the head of the russian foreign ministry noted that russia had repeatedly tried to send a convoy with humanitarian aid through the ministry of emergency situations, but had regularly been refused passage by the ukrainian authorities. on august 6, 2014, the un security council, at russia's initiative, held an emergency meeting on the humanitarian situation in ukraine. ukraine and a number of western countries , as expected, did not support this proposal. in particular, us permanent representative to the un samantha power then stated that the us would consider russia's unilateral order, the operation to deliver humanitarian aid to donbass. on august 11, 2014, russian president vladimir putin, in a telephone conversation with european commission president josé barosso, said that russia, in cooperation with representatives of the international red cross, would nevertheless send a humanitarian convoy to novorossiya. at

the lebanese red cross says 18 people have been killed in a rare israeli attack on the north of lebanonpredominantly christian people. the lebanese red cross say about 18 people have been killed in that israeli attack in the north of lebanon. around the world and across the globe, this is bbc news. a public inquiry into the salisbury novichok poisonings has opened this morning. it's heard that dawn sturgess — the 44—year—old mother who died after coming into contact with the nerve agent — appears to have been an innocent victim caught in the crossfire of a quote "illegal and outrageous assasination attempt". the inquiry heard the bottle contained enough poison to kill thousands. the inquiry is expected to last several weeks. our correspondent duncan kennedy reports. this was dawn sturgess just a week before she died. the tragic conclusion to months of events concerning spies, nerve agents and perfume bottles. dawn was 44 and the mother of three children. the story had begun four months earlier here in a quiet cul—de—sac in salisbury. it was the home not of dawn sturgess, but of a russia

and she tells me that the resources the red cross has been providing has been a huge help.ia jackson was at work when she learned that her home was in the evacuation zone because of the wildfires she sprang into action to get back to her house because their parents who she takes care of. >> also lived there. >> because my parents are, you know, a thing age. i had to go we work to come home and make sure that they were ok because my dad, he has ptsd and dementia so and you know, he's 94 my mom's 88. she has come just a part i'm >> trying to take care of jackson said the power was out in her home. a huge scare because their parents both rely on electricity for health reasons. my mom is the one that uses the oxygen because her heart. and my >> he's okay. he's amputee jackson spotters. prosthetic leg requires an electrical charge. >> yes, the connected ian and his memory a little bit in his memory, got have so i have to help him like con. thankfully, a friend of the jackson family paid for her parents to temporarily stay in a hotel. >> located in san lorenzo, i think i'm fine.

the red cross says they need more volunteers who can help with tasks like logistics, mental health and shelters. we know that the american red cross northern california coastal region, which represents our area, has already deployed almost 70 people here from the bay area to the southeastern part of the united states, again, to deal with both helene and milton. and we wouldn't be surprised if they are looking for help as well. governor newsom of california, sending more first responders from orange county and menlo park to florida, saying, quote, in times of crisis, americans unite to lend a helping hand. nearly 40 members of a menlo park based fema task force they left for florida on sunday. another 40 either deployed yesterday or will be later today. and there's also a handful of first responders from oakland based task force four who are staging in orlando. they traveled straight from north carolina, where they were helping people affected by hurricane helene. california has sent more than 350 personnel for hurricane response. they've already had hurricane damage that you can see wh

>>at the red cross station at twin pine casino hotel friday night. about 30 people were seeking help. ron reynolds who is leading the charge with the red cross says the fire started just across the street from his home. so, yeah, my home is right on the water and we literally looked across the road. there were the flames is also working with a slim crew, hoping the fire can get to some amount of containment fast october's probably lake county's rough this month. that's what we have. the makers fires. >>the temperatures, the wind issues. also red cross is is really stretch because we also have the hurricanes back on the east coast. >>cal fire has told us that they will be working throughout the night to get to some level of containment with this wildfire with already some of those evacuation order areas being downgraded to evacuation warnings, but still, we have several families here waiting at this reunification, shelter, wondering if they will have a home to return to in the first place reporting here in lake jack molmud kron. 4 news. >>now let's ge

sent an official request to the osce, the council of europe, the international committee of the red crossrganize an international humanitarian mission to the conflict zone. the head of the russian foreign ministry noted that russia has repeatedly tried along the lines of. on august 6, 2014, the un security council, at russia's initiative, held an emergency meeting to humanitarian situation in ukraine. then the permanent representative of the russian federation to the un vitaly churkin voiced a proposal to send russian humanitarian convoys to donetsk and lugansk. under the auspices of, accompanied by , representatives of the international criminal organisation. ukraine and a number of western countries, as expected, did not support this proposal. in particular, the permanent representative of the united states to the un samantha power then stated that the united states would consider russia's unilateral operation to deliver humanitarian aid to donbass a direct invasion. august 11, 14 in a telephone conversation with european commission president jose barosso, russian president vladimir put

the red cross has been called to help. the families displaced. one firefighter had to be taken to the hospital to be evaluated, but he is ok, the cause that fire still under investigation, state officials have launched an investigation into the vallejo police department. aclu of northern california, fun a complaint accusing department of keeping officers on the job after what they say were cases of misconduct, citing that cases led to the deaths and serious injuries. state officials, heart public testimony last week. former oakland mayor libby schaff says she is support of recalling current mayor sheng thao in an interview with kay q e d says she wanted to get out on the settle into job. now she believes how is it the right person to lead oakland? san francisco firefighter swooped in to action for out baker beach. they shared this video of the albion examine animal control officer. it's not exactly sure what's wrong with the aisle, but they said it's going to be getting care in rehab. also the last day of summer is long past, which did not stop m

visit the storm zone, visiting the emergency operations center in augusta, georgia, there with the red cross, distributing food. her visit comes after last night's vice presidential debate, and the moment last night between tim walz and j.d. vance that the harris campaign has immediately turned into a new campaign ad. and donald trump tonight praising j.d. vance on his performance. mary bruce from georgia. >> reporter: in storm-ravaged georgia tonight, kamala harris comforting victims of hurricane helene, serving meals and handing out water to community members in need. >> the coordination that we have dedicated ourselves to will be long-lasting, to get families, to get residents, to get neighborhoods back up and running. >> reporter: harris spent the day touring the state, meeting with local officials on the ground and thanking first responders. >> i'm here to thank you. i know these are long days for you. >> reporter: with harris in georgia, her running mate minnesota governor tim walz hitting the crucial battleground of pennsylvania, fresh off of the debate stage. >> anybody watch the deb

at the red cross station at twin pine casino hotel friday night. about 30 people were seeking help. ron reynolds who is leading the charge with the red cross says the fire started just across the street from his home. so, yeah, my home is right on the water and we literally looked across the road. there were the flames. he's also working with a slim crew, hoping the fire can get to some amount of containment fast. october is probably late county's rough this month. that's what we have. the biggest fires, the temperatures, the wind issues. >> also red cross is is really stretched because we also have the hurricanes back on the east coast. >> cal fire has told us that they will be working throughout the night to get to some level of containment with this wildfire with already some of those evacuation order areas being downgraded to evacuation warnings, but still, we have several families here waiting at this reunification, shelter, wondering if they will have a home to return to in the first by a bus and multiple cars in fremont. investigators say the crash happened yesterday morning

john mcmahon, from the red cross. area out there helping in macon, georgia right now, area that's been devastated by hurricane helene. john, thank you for the work that you're doing out there to help the community. we appreciate it. all right. >> thank you. take it easy. >> all right. coming up on mornings on two. the nine cal getting energized before this weekend's game against miami. what students say about the national attention coming to berkeley and the early saturday morning wake up call. then get ready for the east bay's largest armenian cultural celebration this weekend. you're looking live at the set up in our studios right now. the food is wafting through the building. we'll sample the food and explore the rich culture that makes the festival a must see [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands

the red cross is asking for more volunteers after hurricane milton.of american red cross volunteers from northern california and beyond are already on the ground there, ready to help in florida. volunteers can expect to deploy for a few weeks to help in the disaster response. red cross says when disaster hits and thousands are left with nothing, it's the community's chance to step up. >> we are going to be there for weeks and months, probably. we don't know what milton's going to do yet, but it looks like it could be catastrophic. >> my hope is that people that are watching this that live in northern california can relate to what it's like to maybe not know if you're going to be able to go back home tomorrow or in a week. >> you should be thinking about that in terms of earthquakes, of course. the red cross says there is a need for more volunteers who can help with tasks such as logistics, mental health or shelters. you can get up to date information anytime, and you can also learn more about the specific impact of hurricane milton through the fox loc

nicole maul is the national spokesperson for the american red cross. me how they've been preparing for something of this magnitude. well, i can tell you the american red cross has been on the ground in florida and the southeast for more than two weeks in response, first, to hurricane helene and now milton. and as we're waiting to understand what these impacts from milton are going to be across florida, there are now shelters open across the state for folks who are evacuating. and i cannot stress enough how important it is — if you are being told to evacuate, you absolutely need to follow these orders. we do not know what this storm could bring. we know it will be dangerous and we want folks to stay as safe as possible. is it not too late? because i've read some people saying they think it is too late. there are trafficjams on some of the major roads. there's a lack of gas that people have been complaining about. some people are making the assessment that now they've left it too late. are they wrong? you should be following the advice of your local emer

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fox corporation has made a donation to the red cross. this enables the red cross to respond immediately to disasters by providing safe shelter, hot meals, emotional support and resources to aid in recovery. to help, you can visit their website or scan the qr code seen on the screen. your heart breaks for the community and all they are going through. it is brutal. you are talking 20,000 right there. he is trying to help them without power. they are seeing massive destruction. kudos to him for staying upbeat. you have to be positive, know you are going to get through this, but everyone is affected. >> we got so used to thinking hurricane being prepared on the coastline, a lot of inland communities are crushed and it makes you wonder if they were stocked. did they have water, food are they running out of food? do they have water left and when you're cut off from the world these days, without electricity and wireless, you feel isolated. i am sure they are suffering a great deal trying to get through this disaster. >> we are praying for all o

so dave is definitely international committee of the red cross. thank you very much . i as well as the less than a week before americans had to the poles, to elect a new president's. both democrats and republicans composed damage control mode, racist remarks at this week's trump riley in new york. colson, a pro, especially a comedian labels put to rico as an island of trash. president joe biden's responding gas calling, trump support has garbage costs even more trouble. that prompted republican nominate donald trump taken to the complaint trial in wisconsin and a garbage truck full president. as being some painting in the swing states. so as it is democratic rival, vice president of the harris both candidates of accused each other of sewing division, 6 days left. and one of the most covered russian influence deeply affected the 2016 us presidential election on the mining when the vote of confidence that their elections with sites from 4 and medley. the suits us for these claim. they have learned lessons and now better equipped to deal with. that's correct. but they als

the red cross says it is ready to support the people who aren't able to return to their homes. >> the american red cross has volunteers that are on standby 24 over seven 365 a year for this type of event, whether it's a small home fire or a major event, we stand ready. >> it's not clear how long it will take to fix the water damage, or that sprinkler system. a los angeles city council candidate is under fire tonight after a leaked audio recording caught her using an expletive to criticize police. >> isabel gerardo is a tenants rights attorney running for the council seat in district 14. the leaked audio came from an october 17th meeting with cal state la students, where she was asked about her current stance on police. she can be heard saying, what's the rap first? followed by the expletive. some constituents say they found the statement shocking. >> when you're elected to office, you have a duty, a duty to represent all people in fairness and respect. >> gerardo defended her comment in a statement, saying she quoted a lyric that's been part of a larger conversation on systemic injust

so dave is definitely international committee of the red cross. thank you very much. i, i think of some breaking news dramatized for an minutes. donnelly, in a babble, just announced that the general government will close all 3 general concepts that iran operates in germany, and called on the you to expend sanctions against iraq. these measures come in response to the execution of the germany, a rainy and national jump sheets from us. germany has warned for months of severe consequences in case of his death, germany is the best of it to iran left the country. yes, today is diplomatic. tensions between the 2 continue to rise. is obvious transfer to the corresponding in a house that has been following that story for us. and was that the press a statement there from the, for a minister at the end, you know, what more can you tell us? like to get had that story of that statement was made in new york. so i wasn't that, but of course i've been following it and we've have been talking to the foreign office about their story in recent days as well. so the foreign office here