the latest she is live in philadelphia hello jonathan this is going to be a long night for first respondersoads behind me are blocked off from where we are at about a quarter-mile away from from where the medical transport plane crashed just moments after taking off you could probably see the bright flashing lights behind me all the first responders getting settled into the night because the investigation is just getting underway and i was told by a local firefighter that it was a pretty horrific and gruesome scene when first responders arrived i was told there were multiple fatalities everywhere and of course our hearts are with the people of northeast philadelphia impacted by this tragedy even people internationally impacted so the company that owns the plane chet rescue air ambulance tells us that six people on board were for crewmembers and pilot copilot, physician, paramedic at a young girl and her mother. we are told everyone on board was from mexico and the young girl was here to receive life-saving treatment trainer children's fidelity assured this statement saying schreiner childre

and we're thankful to the first responders for their quick action. the company again of the plane said the flight's final destination was tijuana international airport, but the flight was going to make a stop for fuel in springfield, missouri. a company spokesperson described both the pilot and copilot as very seasoned, and he said the jet rescue air ambulance service flies 700 missions a year. he also said at this time he can't confirm any survivors. and yeah, when you look at the video, you can see why the images of the crash were also captured on people's ring doorbell cameras. this all happened just after 6:00 today. the plane falling through the sky, erupting into a huge fireball. several homes also caught fire. thankfully, firefighters were able to get people out of those homes and everything is now under control. the investigation is underway into how this happened and ntsb investigator is on scene, and more members of the agency are coming in tomorrow. and we've been talking about this debris field, how big it is. our local fox affiliate repo

peer support is the first layer of defense for first responders. it is peers that have some training to help people understand that the feelings they have are normal and how to get help if they're if there's any feelings that aren't going away, if there's if you you know, the signs and symptoms, if you're having trouble sleeping, if you're not eating well, we don't want you to drink, right? we don't want you arguing with your family. if all of that is something new based on the incident and we have programs, all of our organizations around this region to help people. and i think that's really important. the other thing you're seeing a lot of is the peer support dogs in the facility. dogs you see some here for the incident command team. they're under a lot of stress as well. so having those dogs here have released some of the trash here. but it also gives the handler a chance to talk to the responder about all of those things we just talked about. additionally, we know the members of the community are feeling that and we want to make sure they know

and we're thankful to the first responders for their quick action. the company again of the plane said the flight's final destination was tijuana international airport, but the flight was going to make a stop for fuel in springfield, missouri. a company spokesperson described both the pilot and copilot as very seasoned, and he said the jet rescue air ambulance service flies 700 missions a year. he also said at this time he can't confirm any survivors. and yeah, when you look at the video, you can see why the images of the crash were also captured on people's ring doorbell cameras. this all happened just after 6:00 today. the plane falling through the sky, erupting into a huge fireball. several homes also caught fire. thankfully, firefighters were able to get people out of those homes and everything is now under control. the investigation is underway into how this happened. an ntsb investigator is on scene, and more members of the agency are coming in tomorrow. and we've been talking about this debris field, how big it is. our local fox affiliate repo

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there is fire officials, first responders, police officials. let's listen in with the mayor and the governor. >> now in the vicinity of roosevelt mall and it did occur shortly after 6:00 p.m. again, we have no reports on the number of fatalities. so we are asking everyone for their thoughts and prayers for all who may have been impacted and affected by this tragedy. several dwellings and vehicles were also impacted. so we are urging people, particularly those families who live in the surrounding area to pleas stay home if possible. if you see any debris and those who are conducting the investigations have repeated consistently, please do not touch anything because it is still an active investigation. just call 911, please. if you see anything. investigators and all of our drill and state partners are working as expeditiously as possible during this very difficult time. new information that we want to share with you. that shelter is now available at the samuel fels high school located at 5500 langdon street. that is samuel fels high school, 5500

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well, this is going to be a long night for first responders. all the roads behind me are blocked off from where we're at about a quarter mile away from where this medical transport plane crashed just moments after taking off. you can probably see some of the bright flashing lights behind me. all the first responders here getting settled in for the night because the investigation is just getting underway. i'm told by a local firefighters union that this was a pretty horrific and gruesome scene. when the first responders arrived, i'm told there were multiple fatalities everywhere. and of course, our hearts tonight mourn with the people of northeast philadelphia who were impacted by this tragedy. and even people internationally who were impacted. so speaking of that, the company who owns the plane, jet rescue air ambulance, tells us the six people on board were four crew members pilot, copilot, physician, paramedic and a young girl and her mother. we're told everyone on board was from mexico, and the young girl was here to receive life saving trea

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but before this court respondents have abruptly shifted position. they now argue the court should look to what occurs before the moment of the threat and apply the law of seldense and superseding cause. absolutely none of this appears in the decision below all of it confirms why the moment oththreat doctrine is so w finally, is judge underscored in his concurrence the fact show thatffer felix acted unreasonably. but this is a court of review, not a first view. petitioner on the sole question presented and remand for the lower courts to apply the correct constitutional standard. i welcome this court's questions. under your approach, what would that correcttandard look like and how would it be applied here? justice thomas we think the standard is the to of the circumstances standard that this court articulated in graham and gascott and plumb have. in this particular case, it would require looking at more than just the 2 seconds in which officer felix was on the moving vehicle. it would require asking, was there a reason for officer feel last 2 seconds

so how is the city responded to that?o express our solidarity with all these communities, whether you know, folks, trance folks, immigrants, whoever the federal government may for trump may be going after the stuff they're doing around around lgbt issues is crazy and some of it is symbolic but ugly of the notifications for lgbt travelers on the state department's website. now currently only say lgb travel is so they've taken that he out. they've taken down all sorts of information on the cdc website about prep. so there they are just they're kind of going all over the place and are racing from of, you know, federal mention these communities that i that they don't like. whether that is a people or or whoever else you know there. there's so much stuff coming at us. our city attorney david chiu is great and his lawyers are great. and to the extent that we need to litigate, we well, he's already, you know, in court, protecting trying protect birthright citizenship, which it's insane that that's even a question. but there will

a total of 151st responders arrived to include firefighters and ems personnel. now the investigation is underway into how this happened. governor josh shapiro, with this tonight. >> there will be loss in this region, and we want to offer our thoughts and our serious prayers for those who are grieving at this moment. the mayor knows, and i want you all to know, that the commonwealth of pennsylvania stands firmly with our partners in the city. >> so this tragedy happened during rush hour traffic in this busy shopping center area. i suspect several businesses will remain closed tomorrow. of course, we know the most significant impact is the loss of life. and tonight, hearts are breaking for those who perished during this awful, awful crash. jonathan, back to you. >> and cb, i see the lights flashing behind you there. obviously still a very active scene in terms of the investigation. but what do we know about the injuries and if indeed there are any fatalities on the ground there? are we expecting officials to give us any updates on that kind of thing in the next co

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so emergency responders from both of those fire districts responded. and this aerial video from the santa rosa fire department, you can see that part of the mountain washed away, leaving swaths of red soil exposed on the hillside. it took down one home along with it. two people inside that home had to be rescued. they luckily were not hurt, but right now there's people in 16 homes below the slide area and around it who are under evacuation warnings. the fire marshal here in santa rosa explained what that means. >> similar to a wildfire, when we have evacuation warnings, we want people ready to go. if the conditions change or the conditions warrant it, just like we would for a wildfire, put them into an order. this is the kind of the same set of circumstances, just a different type of emergency. >> and that means the people in those 16 homes here in fountaingrove need to be ready to leave at a moment's notice. there are geologists and soil engineers monitoring any type of movement in this landslide here, and they will enact an evacuation order if they n

arrived, shortly perished shortly after first responders got here and began treatment. the more details we learn tonight, they are just heartbreaking and our hearts go out to everybody impacted by this tragedy. we know that members of the ntsb have just gotten here on the ground 45 a state troopers are already here. 25 members of the state dod and there is a lot more to come as this investigation gets underway. >> trace: live on scene for us thank you very much. we bring in retired... abbott -- aviator... and survived helicopter crash and the potomac river 28 years ago godfrey, former blackhawk crew chief... and retired air force brigadier general christopher walker. we also have i think donte mills who is a private pilot who lives in the area. dante, if you hadn't -- and hear me, i'm curious because i'm wondering if you have flown out of the north philly airport if you live in this area what can you tell us about the crash? what are you curious about and there's a? >> this is a congested area i think that is what everybody should know. you can't tell from these picture

we have to let our first responders do their job. but we're very nervous. >> yeah, i want to talk about that for a second. can you tell us about the scene there where this plane went down? our understanding is that there might be cars involved, homes involved as well. do you have a sense of what was impacted by either the direct crash or the subsequent fireball that we see in all of these videos? >> we believe this happened at. >> so it appears the plane went down into a parking lot area where there were cars, uh, stores just across the street, as you mentioned, there's a giant mall with many, many, many stores and and then right beyond the stores on both sides, we have residential neighborhoods. and i think what the video you just showed was a house very close that was getting a delivery. and all of a sudden the explosion hit. so what we're going with our first responders now is door to door to see if anybody knows homes were actually, you know, injured or or worse. >> and as of right now, do you know if anyone has been transported

in a statement, president donald trump thanked the responders for their hard work. not good!"ght aircraft where they're not being controlled by an air traffic controller. prevented this collision, starting with the fundamental it appears that, in this case, the helicopter crew acknowledged that didn't happen. that safety net was disabled. it's extremely rare for an incident like this to happen, _ particularly in the united states. it's the first major. air crash and incident aircraft, was in the 1980s. so, there is that level- of reassurance for passengers. but according to our us official partner, cbs, there are at least 18 bodies that were recovered from the river. that is what we know so far. but this is very much a developing story, and the rescue operation is still under way. the operation continued through the dark hours, through the cold temperatures and the freezing, freezing survivors from this accident, and we have recovered 27 people the fuselage of the american airlines plane was inverted. members of the local community expressed their shock. it sounded like, you k

chong did not respond and remained non-compliant.embers of the specialist team and tactical unit responded to the roof of 80 one ninth street in an attempt to obtain a visual into the unit. mr. chong was located members of the tactical unit made numerous announcements from the front door. members of the tactical unit made the following announcement quote san francisco police search warrant. resident of 80 one ninth street room six await. come out the front door with your hands up. you are under arrest if you don't come out force can and will be used. mr. chong responded by yelling quote get out of my building. a member from the tactical unit who is located on the roof of 80 one ninth street deployed two 40 millimeter foam baton projectiles from the roof of the building into mr. chung's window in an attempt to gain a tactical advantage and visual of mr. chong. mr. chong discharges firearm from within his apartment at officers who are on the roof of 80 one ninth street. after several seconds a member from the tactical unit returned fir

respondents seem to agree now that pre-force circumstances matter and think the respondent also agrees that a moment of danger does not tell the whole story because page 33 and 34 of his brief hegrs there are circumans where there can be imminent danger to the officer and use of force is still reasonable. justice kavanaugh: what you tell an officer that pullsobody over from a traffic violation but, as sometimes happens, that person has de is planning to do something more seriousnd driving aways one potential indicator of that. an officer does not get the time we have spent here today to make the decision, do i let igo knowing this person can do serious harm and will do and we cannot catch the per do i jump on the car? and they have to make that decision. ms. : we agreed to graham and curry -- inquiry has to be very deferential and sensitive the officer's need for a split-secoision making. the training we would have officers be given is one under.rs are already trained as pointed out in page 41 of brief, you may use force to respond to a dangeourself manufacture a situation where th of

and crucially, he said, kind of will respond to the 25 percent tre terrace on us. good. well, so be far reaching out stand. boy guy is a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and a specialist on political economy of public finance. he joined us from washington dc. welcome to the program. so what do you make? what? okay, in 5 minutes, just have to say, i think it's, i think it's uh, not as a private candidate, i felt compelled to respond to, to the tears that, that trump has announced. obviously to the us actions here are the impossible to defend. um, the trump is lashing out of one of our closest allies and you know, 2 of our coasts trading partners. and he's really just doing so. and i think because since the 1980s he's been obsessed with trade deficits. but you know, i, but i think it's reasonable for canada to respond by how the different governments can find a pass to, to back to where we were before too. but this basically a free trade area between canada and mexico. the united states though, of course, you know, given what's happened over the past 2 da

china, mexico and canada respond to donald trump's new tariffs. we'll look at how they're threatening to respond and how the tariffs will affect the bottom line for millions of americans. one newspaper calls it the dumbest trade war in history. plus, investigators are hard at work after two deadly plane crashes in two days. we'll have new details from both scenes. >> live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. >> we begin this hour with donald trump ramping up his dispute with america's biggest trading partners, imposing new tariffs on mexico, canada and china. the u.s. chamber of commerce is slamming the move, warning it will only raise prices for american families. trump slapped a 25% tariff on all imports from mexico, and most goods from canada, and a 10% duty on chinese imports. he signed the orders at his mar a lago club on saturday, fulfilling a promise he made on the campaign trail. but he admitted that it will have an impact on the american people. the white house warns those tariffs could go up if mexico, canada or china f

but we don't know whether india is going to respond to this in any kind of official capacity. and what that then might do to india us relations because it sounds like the outrages part of the plan. and this, these deportations are happening head of the range remote eas visit to the us next week. can you tell us about motives relationship with trump at the moment? so i think it's widely understood that these are 2 men who sort of understand each other. so to speak, odds are both populous, they both feed off the energy of large crowds. they're both able to leverage their relationship with each other to gain more power popularity at home. it's also said that moody understands trans transaction is 2 ways. in fact, there were even reports in the last weeks of moody agreeing to take back 18000 indians living and documented we in the us in order to protect legal pathways to integrations, to immigration, for indians like the h one, b, these are group programs, something very important to indians, especially those and want to work in the us tech sector. so integration definitely on the

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what the fbi did is respond in the normal way. that one would respond. so i suppose if you take that view, technically the fbi did not do exactly what emil bove instructed them to do, but for quite good reason. this could have been resolved far short of a public letter saying that there had been insubordination. >> i want you to listen to to something that president trump said today as pam bondi was was being sworn in inside the oval office. >> i know i'm supposed to say she's going to be totally impartial with respect to democrats, and i think she will be as impartial as a person can be. i'm not sure if there's a possibility of totally, but she's going to be as total as you can get. >> we saw her and her her first full day today. first, mostly full day. i guess i should say. ellie, what are you watching for in terms of what the doj looks like under attorney general pam bondi? >> well, the thing that jumped out to me today, caitlin, is essentially pam bondi first act in office is to order an investigation of the january 6th and the classified documents p

first responders rushed into danger and many never returned. families were shattered. communities forever altered. the scars of that day remain with us even now. but from that darkness came an incredible light. the resilience of the american spirit. we vowed on that fateful tuesday morning never to forget and promised to honor the victims and heros that gave everything in the face of terror. today we have a chance to uphold that promise. the 9/11 memorial museum stands as a sacred place, a place of reflection, education, and unity. it is where generations can learn about the courage and sacrifice that defines us as a nation. it tells us stories of fire fighters who climbed up while others ran down. the passage -- the passengers on flight 93 who fought back. and everyday americans who became heros. however, the 9/11 memorial museum remains a top target for terrorists and faces financial challenges stemming from the covid-19 shutdown that threatens its ability to keep up its essential work my bill, the 9/11 memorial museum act, directs the department of homeland security

responding. they say, quote, our top priorities are the safety and security of responders, as well as maximizing protection of public health and safety, unquote. now, we also spoke to a woman who told us in her years spent working at refineries, she has never seen something quite like this. >> i am not an expert. i did spend nearly 20 years of my life in refineries, particularly in martinez. i grew up with a wholehearted love of this refinery, a very big part of my life. what i can tell you is that this is not normal. this does not look to be contained. again, i'm not a firefighter. i'm not an operator. this is one of the worst cases of fire that i've seen inside a refinery. i'm not an expert again, but this is devastating for martinez, the community, who already has a lot of concern about this refinery. >> now, the martinez refining company is warning people, you may still see some of those flames or steam bursts coming out of those stacks as part of managing this crisis. we'll bring you more in

the matter involves randy collins who is a respondent. he was a member of the board of examiners from 2014 2024. during that time he was also the founder and ceo of ftf engineering i the three counts in this case are that during the period in question that is included in the statute of limitations from 2020 to 2024 count one there was one year in which respondent did not file a form 700 as 2022 count two there were five occasions in which the respondent mr. collins did not include paid the various contracts over the $10,000 threshold that ftf engineering received and then count number three there was one year where respondent did not file a certificate of taking the ethics training and did not file a sunshine ordinance declaration. now the unique thing about this matter and the reason that our proposed penalties are at 200 per count for a total of 600 is that respondents the board of examiners did not meet at all during the period covered by the statute of limitations. the board met four times during respondent's ten years. he attended tw

we have had 300 responders operating at one time. so the unified command has activated for its first responders to make sure everybody can help us get through this and like the world central kitchen and restaurants here at the airport have supported the people working to make sure they have food so they don't have to stop and i thank the community for their support and the messages they were giving to firefighters, first responders and if you want to help the greater washington community foundation has a relief found and donate. be careful. avoid fundraising scams and trust verified sources and amplify and using trusted sources. exercise patience through the and dl will be delays and people are going to need your grace and we have a lot of vehicles around a that are normally opened to the public and we need your patience. if you are feeling anything about this event call the crisis hotline and talk to a medical profertional and use 988 on your phone. so with that, we are going to be able to take a few questions and start over here an

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mill valley first responders are gearing up to respond to this weather event. both the fire and police departments say their teams are ready. many are watching these creeks. watching creeks like this one closely to see how fast the water levels are rising. the southern marin fire district is ready to deploy a countywide weather response, focused on some of the most challenging areas in this region. >> we're going to be focusing on the sycamore triangle area and the streams and creeks in mill valley. we're going to be doing that by having engines and our utility pickups patrolling through the evening. >> residents here experienced a flooding in december. strong wind is now one of the factors first responders are concerned about. >> the wind is up. stay away from power lines. call 911 if you see trees down or anything affecting downed power lines. tree all lines down is live wires. >> the mill valley police department is urging residents to stay vigilant. >> we've had a lot of rain up to four inches over the last several days, and we're expecting more rain over t

first responders in marin county have spent the week rescuing drivers. kron. 4 sarah stinson taking a closer look. >> there has been crashes and spinouts in marin county. the roads are slick and some are flooded. we got video of the water rescue that shows a woman stuck in her submerged car. >> if you hear me. >> a dramatic video shows a marine county sheriff's deputy running into a flooded creek to rescue a woman trapped in her submerged car. your point rays. this happened tuesday morning just after 5. the sheriff's office says the driver lost control when she hit a large puddle along platform bridge rosd. for car ended up in a flooded creek. the water rose within minutes. but before the car was fully submerged, the deputy pulled her out to safety. later that day, we had great any responded to a rescue around the same area. >> and so it, you know, and there was barricades there in place, money, ochoa with marin county fire says during the storm they've responded to 7 rescues. this is video from one of them. ochoa wants to remind people how dangerous it

then i'm not sure if they respond to twice but it is possible they responded twice and then you have this series of medevac and there is no response at all. so it appears like after wheels up there was no response. do you find something different and that? >> no, i think you have it exactly right. one of the pilots replays, restates the intended takeoff runway and heading after takeoff. taking off on runway 24 and then they are supposed to turn about 15 degrees to the right as they climb with the heading of 290. and the tauber asks them to switch over to see the approach which for those who don't know it is a different traffic controller that covers a larger area outside the actual airfield. so they apparently never did that because you can hear some agitation in the tower controllers a voice when he is asking if they are on frequency. they never switched over to the other frequency which normally happens when you get to about 1500 feet or so. so i think, pardon me, they were already having problems. again, that heading they were supposed to fly to 90 i need to look carefully at a ma

the unified command is coordinating peer support for the responders as they work. and you can easily talk to a trained mental health professional by dialing 988 at the crisis lifeline. and we would like everybody to look out for each other during this time. check in on your neighbors that there are a lot of people that are being affected by this tragedy in our community. additionally, if you want to contribute to the relief fund, of the greater washington community foundation has a relief fund, um, it's tiny url.com forward slash dca together. um, and that is a legitimate site that you can use to, to donate if, if that's the way you do want to help with that. i'd like to call up. uh, colonel pena and he's got a brief. >> hey, good afternoon everyone. my name is colonel francis perry. i'm the commander of the u.s. army corps of engineers, baltimore district. i'd first like to say that really, our hearts and minds remain with the victims of this tragic incident. i also really want to thank the cooperation that we're getting at the local, state and federal level. this

kirsten hillman about her country's plan to respond. you can watch the full interview on this week with george at eight this morning, right here on abc seven. all right. let's get you outside. good morning. lisa. >> hey, stephanie. good morning to you. we have some scattered light rain showers up in the north bay with a flood advisory for sonoma county until 10:00. and a flood watch for the rest of the bay area until late tonight. but really, the big headline is going to be the late monday and tuesday storm, which is a level three. details next. >> lisa thank you. also ahead we take a look at this deadly dog virus spreading quickly in one san francisco neighborhood. plus, the parents of an openai whistleblower filing a new lawsuit. it's time to say, “not so fast, chronic kidney disease.” because with a progressive disease like ckd, slow is good. and believe me, i know all about slow. that's why i'm here to tell you about jardiance - it's a little pill... proven to slow the progression of ckd... and reduce the risk of kidney failure, whi

ktvu bailey o'carroll brings us a look at how the university is responding to the investigation. >> on wednesday, president donald trump signed an executive order banning transgender athletes from participating in women's sports, including at the college level. san jose state university became the epicenter of the controversy when the school allegedly had a transgender volleyball player on its women's team. now, the school is under federal investigation by the department of education for potential title nine violations. in a statement, the university said san jose state maintains an unwavering commitment to the wellness, safety and privacy of our students, faculty and staff, and to fostering a supportive and caring environment for all. not explicitly saying if it will comply with the new ncaa policy changes. gabrielle antolovic, who sits on the board of directors for the billy defrank center in san jose, doesn't think the investigation will find much. >> what are they investigating? they've been transparent. so what's there to find? >> cyd zeigler of outsports.com agreed, as the univer

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how canada, china and mexico are responding. and it's not just an issue for politicians and policymakers. we'll look at how these tariffs could impact consumers. and democrats have a new party chair near his pointed message about taking on trump and the republican party. >> live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. >> we begin this hour with what looks like a trade war. as u.s. president donald trump imposes new tariffs on mexico, canada and china. several corporations and business groups are lashing out, warning trump that his tariffs will actually make things more expensive for americans. he placed a 25% tariff on all imports from mexico, and most goods from canada, and a 10% duty on chinese imports. president trump signed the orders at his mar-a-lago club on saturday, fulfilling a promise he made on the campaign trail. but he admitted that it will have an impact on the american people. here he is. >> there could be some temporary short term disruption, and people will understand that. but the tariffs are goi

trading partners are responding to president trump's new tariffs.anada's prime minister and mexico's president directing their governments to implement matching targeted tariffs on u.s. goods in retaliation. and economists across the country warn price increases will hurt americans and deter other countries from doing business with the u.s. joining me now for more on the impacts of these measures is lori ann larocco, cnbc global supply chain reporter and author of trade war containers don't lie. navigating the bluster. lori ann, welcome. so big picture. how much will these tariffs on either side hurt u.s. imports and exports? >> it's going to be massive alex. >> definitely go up on everyday items. so from. >> the cars. >> we buy and. >> the gas we. >> put in them to the. >> iphones, laptops and tablets that we're so dependent on to. >> the clothes we wear and the food we eat like. >> avocados. >> corn, tomatoes. all the prices are going to go up. >> canada. you've got avocados that we consume. all of this is going to add a sticker shock to consumers

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and today how palestinian office are responding to it. the only thing that's right is have is the power of hope. award winning, old fashioned looters speaks to palestinian bye to and director act met. i'm assuming that you are able to train those emotions that come on with something that is a beautiful and see those emotions without the wounds that's coming. refrain on out, on counting the cost with much destruction and millions of tons of rebels to pay for rebuilding gaza. donald trump demand is the best greet, reduces the price of oil. but why just depends central banks has race. borrowing cost to the highest level in 17 year counting the cost on al jazeera, the latest news all off for online casinos, including many found to be involved in scabbing should be posted by now. since president 14 and marcus junior declares a total band last year with detailed coverage, just states fees them as a security threat. both agencies say say how things phase bite those back to protect the from the hoss of the story, young people we talked to. so a l

what's unknown is if there's some way that, you know, what that first responder saw was someone on theit's difficult to say at this point. i can tell you that between three and four blocks of row homes were at least fully or partially for a period of time on fire and fire fighters were pulling people out of homes. the good news is that we know that they were successful in many of those efforts and they were able to pull people out. you know, this is a good time for prayers and hopefully the casualty number is smaller than what it looks like it could possibly be seeing that terrifying video. charlie: nate, obviously this neighborhood is probably accustomed to hearing jets take off from the airport, which is i gather maybe less than a mile away. do you have a sense from talking to people. what was the first that they realized something was amiss. u see these amazing doorbell cameras that this streak diving directly into the ground. were there sounds that sounded different for people or just suddenly an inferno? reporter: i would say probably more the latter, charlie, this happened so fas

some california ski resorts are offering free lift tickets to active first responders. the heroes on the slopes promotion. >> is available every tuesday and wednesday for the rest of the winter season. firefighters, police officers, even emts can get free lift tickets at big bear mountain resort as well as mammoth mountain and june mountain resorts. the offer also extends to first responders from mexico and canada who helped california battle last month's wait wildfires. the city of san jose is preparing to do a homeless sweep with more than 60 people in the next couple of days. city officials did not say exactly when this week will happen, but unhoused advocates worry that the sweep all happened during the rain, which is expected now for a couple of days this week. and how's advocates a sweeping people during a rainstorm is a disaster. >> we want the creeks cleaned up. we want the fields cleaned up, but let's have a place for unhoused to go. then we do the abatement. we're doing it backwards. how how much suffering is going out there amongst our unhoused just with the

turf cycle never responded to us either. the district told us it was concerned and will hold vendors to the same high standards we expect on future projects. there's no official artificial turf recycling program in california, and parents worry the old field will ultimately end up in a landfill. i didn't understand how like this could happen. they were really courageous to take a stand and did a good job. nicole's group's efforts caught the attention of doctor cindy russell with the santa clara county medical association. doctor russell and her colleagues dug deeper into the issue and came away concerned by chemicals commonly found in artificial turf, both in the fake grass carpet and the infill used to give it a softer feel, which is often made out of recycled tires. the studies have shown that artificial turf contains many chemicals, and many of those are known or known to be hazardous. they include carcinogens, neurotoxins, reproductive toxins. endocrine disruptors. this summer, the county medical association was worried

sonoma county fire district has responded. they say to a total of ten water rescues. this is in the span of two days, they tell us. and this morning they responded here to sanford and occidental roads, which is right off a body of water. that's the laguna de santa rosa. and you can see the water from this lagoon. it's spilling over onto this road. and while a victim was found out here, a death has been reported here. the sonoma county sheriff's office has yet to confirm it is a missing 83 year old man who was reported missing to them late last night. we also know 24 hours ago the water out here was much higher. at about 545 this morning, firefighters with the swift water rescue arrived to carry out a search. using a high water vehicle. they entered the water out here, confirming fears of another storm related death and. found unfortunate news. >>all the crews went into the water with the high water vehicle and started a grid pattern search and unfortunately identified and found and recovered a victim. >>the sheriff's office telling me they are working to verify the id