>> shauna: you were pretty out of it. >> ridge: yeah. >> shauna: but you did kiss me back. >> ridge:h... >> shauna: i have

>> brooke: ridge, i just don't want them creeping back into our lives. >> ridge: creeping back in?

explain what you're talking about with the cart ridge. what is the difference between the cart ridge and e cigarette. >> oil inhaled into your lungs especially with additives. that's bad news. vaping products meanwhile are the main ingreed ynts are not lipids. they don't have oils in them. so that's why a lot of public health people, longtime advocate at the boston school of health has been trying to get the message out that it is not nicotine vaping products that are causing people to inhail oil into their lungs. >> so is this a battle between the established companies who are making the e cigarettes that are sold in stores and that leg cart ridges people are finding on the streets? >> yes. it's not so much a war. it's just the fact this is a natural consequence of prohibition. once you had them legalize and regulate marijuana they created these products. and if they're sold where they have regulations, by and large if you're an adult there's not much wrong with it. there's not many cases linked to legal products. but once you have a cou

have a good one. >> bye. ♪ >> ridge: liam. >> liam: hey. >> ridge: everything okay iah. got ckt from seeing katie. it's pretty crazy how sudden it all feels. it's like, "oh, yeah, your kidneys are failing. you need a transplant immediately." >> ridge: how is she doing? >> liam: not great. i mean, she wants to go home. you know, she wants to be herself again and play with her kid. i get that. sure makes you want to hold your loved ones close. it sent hope right back here to be with beth. uh, and sent me here to have a word with you. >> ridge: you came up here

it's high up in the ridge so we're getting to it's going to be really difficult i don't still see any air dropping any retarded down to the flames so it looks like now cal fire trucks we'll be doing the heavy lifting when they get to that location which it took us a good 30 minutes from the roadway just to get to this location so their vehicles are even bigger. then are so it's going to take quite some time it's blowing from the right to the left of your screen. more importantly. look at the trees in the foreground this is the window of opportunity that they have it is not windy despite being so high up from the roadway. james and darya it is not gusty at this point. so hopefully they can make some inroads on this fire that continues to be so stubborn for cal fire. they have told people to get ready to get out in fact to cal fire executive said these warnings should be taken very seriously. >>this is not an event this is a stormy firestorm really across the state so what it means for first responders is with lean forward we've asked for additional resources, including a 150 fire engin

okay, let's touch base this afternoon. [ beep ] hey. >> ridge: hey. >> steffy: oh, thanks. >> ridge:ow are you holding up? i, um... i wanna ask you something. is-- is your guest room available? >> steffy: i'm okay. it's a lot quieter since liam and phoebe aren't here, but...since beth left. >> ridge: well, i would like to move in with you and kelly and...spend some time, just for a little while. >> steffy: and brooke's okay with that? >> ridge: yeah. we agreed it might be--

the fire fight tonight, behind me on this ridge, a ridge that leads down into windsor. the fire towering 30 feet in the air, and while this ridge is miles away from heelsburg and windsor, it's the emberred carried by the wind that's the major concern tonight. >> that's how fire moves. it blows sometimes as much to a mile and mile and a half away. >> reporter: and the wind could carry embers into areas already burned. >> and there's more fuel for it here. >> reporter: this fire just outside windsor reignited in a spot firefighters thought they had knocked down. the problem is hot spots and moldering embers reignited. this area was spared the first time, but the fi rosaevac wait for the >> ere's ncern the might be shng a th w. atwhy my wife wants towan and come back, that's why we're waiting around. >> we tell people in the evacuation centers, they say the fire already burned through, but my home is still there, why can't i? it's because of this risk. >> reporter: it is these gusts of wind that firefighters are talking about, and this is is the problem tonight. hopefully

they already had papers drawn up. >> ridge: what p

yeah we are going to see changes as see that ridge kind of moving out and as that ridge moves out we've got a little storm system they want to drop into the bay area and well today we've got a nice day of that we had a lot of sunshine but a couple of patches of fog moving in along the coastline can see a real right there, but look off the coast here you go you've got a significant cold front that is out there in the pacific and that is going to generate a lot of rain up 7 northwest. but it's got to get rid of through this ridge of high pressure really to bring us any rain so we're looking at right now is a nice evening out there, it's a little cool in spots you get the sea breeze blow 10 miles per hour. in the san francisco on 13 miles from palo alto 13 in oakland and 6 miles per hour of the west in mill valley. i think a temperature wise not bad, you're looking 71 degrees nice evening in san jose 77 in livermore 77 degrees in concord a 75 degrees right now in pittsford 58 cool with that breeze in the san francisco, 59 degrees and tear on so these to change just a bit tonight should be

ridge moved out? >> brooke: [ scoffs ] >> ridge: we need to find a way. need to come together and move forward. >> steffy: dad, my child was ripped away from me.

>> here in pine ridge it's just a steady stream, you know.ssaults, you know, rapes, more drugs coming in. >> do you feel like you have enough officers? you just answered my question. >> they say we should have anywhere between 150 to 170 law enforcement officers. >> how many do you have? >> we have 33. >> 33? >> 33. and we're covering over 3 million acres. >> wow. >>> you heard right, there are 33 officers to patrol an area that's three times the size of rhode island. and with the amount of crime on the reservation, that's nowhere near enough. in 2015, these 33 officers fielded 95,000 calls from a population of 30,000 people. that's an average of 260 calls a day at the precinct. come on, there are more than 33 cops at a taylor swift concert. those swifties get rowdy. >> here on the reservation, alcohol is not allowed. it's against the law, so, a good majority of our arrests are alcohol related. >> i just think it has to be pretty difficult with, you know, nebraska out here, it's not that far from here where alcohol is legal. >> from where we

because the governor will approach soon and as soon as it does, we will be live back on air. ♪ >> ridgei thought we were abt this.o be civil i thought you were gonna give me time to help thomas get back on his feet. >> brooke: and while you're helping thomas, who's helping his son? hope and liam have been nice enough to help give him a safe place... >> ridge: yes, but that was temporary. it was always temporary. >> brooke: r u told me when you moved out you were gonna convince thomas to sign over custody. >> ridge: i also told you it was a bad idea. but it tom for some reason thinks it's a good idea, he'll call a lawyer, not you. >> hope: look, i understand how you might think my mom's overstepping... >> ridge: might think? what does that mean? >> hope: look, this is about douglas' well-being, right? where he's happy. and i think that is here

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that could work. >> ridge: you know, a compliment from you would mean the world to thomas. give him a call, maybe? >> steffy: mm, yeah, i don't think so. >> ridge: come on, steffy. >> steffy: i know you want to bring the family back together, but thomas betrayed me. i can't just forgive and forget.

yeah trying to get rid of this ridge and that's been a a persistent ridge is what we call rex block andn you see this these last for about 14 to about 21 days immersed. still a long ways out here before this all goes away so instead of a strong offer when we've got a gentle breeze out there for right now that would be the case tonight and tomorrow there is a hand that we may see a major change in the weather pattern. but that likely won't come until not this weekend. but the following weekend guys back to you. >>released newly declassified video pretty compelling here also images you see them, running it's not the best quality but it is still pretty impressive. it shows the raid that killed isis leader. barker all that data. >>yeah it's video from an overhead drone and shows the us commandos approaching baghdad, his compound other shows us forces taking small arms fire from several locations as their helicopters approached the compound. another shows us aerial strikes destroying the site once it was cleared now the head of us central command said dna was used to confirm. baghdad identit

this is a rock formation on the top of rocky face ridge. look at that rock formation briefly right now. i am going to show you a map where it is located in a moment. right there. and just south of a gap called mill creek gap, look at this map for a moment. anyone who drives south on interstate 75 from chattanooga to atlanta will go through this map. follow the line of the railroad and you are roughly following the line of interstate 75. the next time you do this, please remember what doctor has told you on this day. and when you drive through mill creek gap, look to your right onto the top of this high dominating rocky face ridge. see how tall it is and how steep it is. and remember that when dr. hess was still a young man, he walked up the entire length of that steep ridge, almost had a heart attack part of the way through maybe, but he got up there and he took that photograph right there that you are enjoying right now. that is a rocky outcropping of a palisade on top of this thin, narrow, appalachian ridge. the confederates are on the ot

it's on the ridge. then of course the next stop was more same say yes get mother get the cat, let's go. >>good job, yeah, definitely good to take that as you're saying you know you hear that you need to have a go bag you need to get ready to evacuate. what would you say to those who kind of thing going. often in my go back or they're just being lazy people who don't think it's going to be them. one thing i have learned is i have more battery operated. >>items that i thought. so i gathered those together today. i honestly didn't even think about the i have a box. earthquake staff and i honestly did not think about it because i have it under. i have it under a piece of furniture. so if. just get crushed, maybe it will survive. it was clear soon as i could smell smoke that i didn't my normal when normally think of for sister pictures. i didn't take a picture is today the day and thinking about your life i write i grabbed her says my purse. a mother's purse and. think he's for talking with us she's she's we

one person is dead 100,000 people have been forced to evacuate after the saddle ridge fire continues to burn thousands of chance to interstate freeways and so far has burned more than >>hundreds of firefighters are working together net try to put out the flames who want to show you a live picture from la county where the fire is still burning the area was under a red-flag warning when the fire started several homes have been destroyed officials say the victim who died was a man in his 50's who started having heart problems while he was talking to firefighters. but you can see the flames burning in the mountains of the need to hide. power lines in southern california. this is an area interstate 5 meets with the a one 18 freeway in the north end of the sand or san fernando valley near sylmar porter ranch, north and northeast side north ridge area. paul vercammen reports from los angeles now with the very latest. >>the fire menacing it tore through here the foot hills and granada hills california can see what's left of this house right here one of the big concerns is look at those ash p

look at this i am moving my camera from right to left and it covers the entire ridge line. this is off of redwood high old redwood highway. and you can see the cars coming and going so winds are not being told to evacuate at this time but people are being prepared they are saying to me but they have their bags ready and this is just too close to what we saw 20 17 with the tubbs fire and the fire that ripped through santa rosa and often the distance that is one on one north and southbound those cars can calais early see the flames in the overnight hours when it was dark, zoom in beyond that late here beyond this traffic light it almost seems right there that's the epicenter. the fire when i was driving north and southbound in this direction and even here i am southwest of the fire. even here i can certainly smell the fire and breathing in you know that i have problems breathing from time to time and if you have any problems breathing at this time by all means stay inside and close your window because it is not good, especially of course as you get closer and closer to the fi

our breaking news story this morning, the saddle ridge fire burning north of burbank there near l a is now burning dangerously close to some homes as well with this is a massive fire 4600 acres in size all of that since 9 o'clock yesterday when it first broke out talent now looks likeasoing to go and we know that several structures. >>have been burned already, but they haven't had a cow because really this is first light for this they were doing this all in the dark with big beaming spotlights coming from choppers dumping water and you could see the flare up some neighborhoods around but you couldn't see just how huge these residential areas are that are in danger right now on all those people hopefully have gotten out safely and you can see the graphic at the bottom the screen 12,000. >>plus homes evacuated by the wildfires right now a lot of those residents fleeing to nearby freeways to get out of the area problem is the fires also jump some of those freeways closing traffic in both directions which is not only tampa hampering their ability to evacuate, but also snarling the morning

it's a bowl and has a ridge. it went up the ridge and came back down the western side. it looks like the firefighters are doing a good job of keeping it contained. >> your shot is breaking up there. thanks for the great information, bob. we appreciate it. >> let's check in next with kari and how the winds are hindering firefighters. >> reporter: it's good they are getting some containment. we have seen recently high gusts. we just had a gust measured on mt. diablo at 75 miles per hour. sustained winds at 52 miles an hour. and then in the area where we have a fire in las trampas gusting within the last hour. m. st. helena gusts at 70 with sustained winds at 43. so we are seeing some of those ridge gusts really high at this point. mt. tamm at 35. gusts at about 20 to 50 miles an hour. as we go throughout the rest of the day we're going to see our winds in the valleys still staying very calm and for our higher elevations especially in the north bay we will see the winds staying strong even into the late morning hours. but we are expecting some improvement as we go into thi

right there, we call it rattlesnake ridge, and i could see the flames coming over that ridge, i saidon't thinking of this when they named california the golden state. it's ironic that many in the path of the flames had already been making do without electricity, as the power companies cut supply in order to prevent a repeat of last year, when a faulty powerlines sparked deadly infernos amongst the tinder dry brush. the fires have caused traffic chaos, cutting off freeways linking southern california with the rest of the state. yet as a furious battle is waged from the skies above, this malevolent force of nature shows little sign of abating. unless the winds die down over the weekend, officials fear the worst may be yet to come. stay with us, still to come, can he runa stay with us, still to come, can he run a marathon amounted to ours? he tries to make history in austria. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 y

still that ridge of high pressure. noticeable east— south—east wind to keep it on the raw side down here and despite the present —— presence of the sunshine, it does nothing for the temperatures. the odd passing drizzly shower but essentially, a lot of dry and settled weather. when do things change. it may well be we see the first signs of frontal systems more active in this easterly set here trying to push their way across the british isles. some uncertainty about the timing but it will change during the week. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: another huge protest in barcelona has been under way as the backlash over spain's jailing of separatist catalonian leaders continues. a man has been charged with 39 counts manslaughter over the deaths of migrants found in a lorry in england. millions of californians face having their power cut as the state battles a surge in wildfires. and they took the lead after two minutes and never lost it, england reach the final of the rugby world cup after beatin

the winds were gusting off of the ridge. right now the winds have died down, certainly good news for the firefighters. there is equipment staged all around as henry pans to the left. we have equipment to the right of us. equipment to the left of us. these are firefighters and law enforcement standing by ready to move some large equipment like bulldozers in to create lines. so far so good according to cal fire representative that we spoke to a short time ago. the other fight going on, not too far from us, the fight to save 101 and all the property on the west side of 101 in sonoma county. we saw hundreds of firefighters yesterday staged on 1 001 movinn vegetation, standing by with hoses, ready to protect. and prevent the fire from spreading across 101. they were successful. it did not move across 101. on the west side of 101 there are homes, schools, wineries. so many of them. right now we're seeing more chp go to the top of the hill. it was mandatory evacuation last night. firefighters and sheriff's department going door to

but that could change because we could see the fire on the ridge and what do you do? we're packed and ready. what i can take. >> i was preparing once my son-in-law called me and said there was a warning for middletown. so i packed up important papers and a change of clothes and stuff like that. and then i wasn't in any hurry because the fire hadn't crested over the hill yet. and then when i came back yesterday morning then i could see that it was coming down dry creek. >> how are you feeling this morning about it? >> fine. we're doing it. >> reporter: now an even bigger issue for locals in middletown this morning is really just dealing with the power shutoff. it is a ghost town when you drive around town. you could see that in this video that we shot this morning. and it is also a big concern considering how cold it is in the area. and you could see here that kincade fire burning over there in the ridge area as we're standing along dry creek road. obviously the fire is way in the distance so they are still going to have a warning in place, an evacuation warning in pla

far south last night to silo ridge. so we are going to be really aggressive today with the break in the weather pattern. working on perimeter control in those areas that we just talked about but not electing the structure defense of the area. thank you.>> other any question specifically for the incident commander? >> yes many structures the role alyssa still threatened there for sure i do not think i want to speak to the structure damages destroyed right now but yes we are very concerned about structures threatened there and like we just set a structure section will be aggressive with the perimeter control there. i'm not prepared to say that right now.>> all right thank you chief. we will get those numbers for damage and destroyed as we go. we have damage inspection teams out there going through all of the areas as those numbers come out we will get them. we do know that there was some additional structures damaged or destroyed last night we will get more specifics throughout the day. all right with that i would like to

dollar ridge, 40 miles per hour . above the oakland zoo, 44. above the caldecott. 41 miles per hour . it is very dry and in the hills it's windy. fairfield and vacaville, you don't have to go far to find no wind at all or a good breeze. vacaville have gusts at 40. some locations had nothing at all. the system or march east. as it does through the day the pressure gradients were relax but for the morning hours we are in that advisory for the wind and the high fire danger. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. the system will kick out and then things start to calm down. 60s, 70s and upper 70s to view near 80. >>> we're going to start with the east bay commute. take a look at the altamont pass. let's talk about 580. not much going on. 580 at 205 is a good start for the tracy super commute. 880 northbound at high street there is a crash with a couple of lanes blocked. you can see at the top of your screen chp is running a traffic break to slow traffic down and that is still very lightly traveled but that's what's happening right now. 4:08 am. back to th

one man died after suffering a heart attack during the fight the saddle ridge fire broke out around 9 o'clock last night and quickly exploded to 7500 acres right now it's only 13%. >>contained marybeth mcdade joins us live now from granada hills in la with very latest on fire that. >>so as you mentioned there are still many many mandatory asians in effect tonight, one point the lapd. >>thank you for that live update. >>a group san francisco firefighters are in la tonight, how tackle that saddle ridge fire the san francisco fire department tweeted that inside its strike team from marin county to orange county. the department says all crew members are safe. and we want to show you some video of a group of firefighters from berkeley heading to southern california to battle the saddle ridge fire. crews say they're preparing for a tough fight challenging conditions. straight to as we mentioned from marin and san francisco are also headed to the fire fight. >>on kron 4 at 10 another rally and of course another attack democrat that president trump slammed tonight in louisiana. >>you're going

ridge ranch, northeast, 29. 74 and 10%. one observation in geyserville ranch, 80 degrees. 9% humidity. 13 miles per hour out of the east and healdsburg, northeast , 77 degrees and 11% humidity. some are not reporting. windsor has an east wind at 4 and a napa county in parts of sonoma county, not too bad but out of the north or northeast around 12-25. you can see the airflow. some of this is being funneled around where the fire is. the kincade fire.that's just south of healdsburg. and also from petaluma over to bodega bay and north of inverness. humidity has gone up in santa rosa. it was at 11% and now at 20%. still very low. concord, 17%. fairfield at 14%. red flag warning is out. 80s and 90s. this will be the hottest day of the week. gusts about 3500 feet at 50-60 miles per hour . though should start coming down. relative humidity mainly in the teens. sully says good morning. 74 and breezy and shelbyville. is the coolest is been all night. >> i believe it. 80s and 90s today. santa rosa, 95. oakland, 90. san francisco, 88.

the current conditions, what firefighters are up against with the saddle ridge fire. and looking at gusts town 35 miles per hour out of the north- northeast, 15 to 25-mile-an- hour sustained winds and 2 to 5% that is how dry it is for this area. and we had gusts in the morning up to 50-mile-an-hour winds so they are really up against some strong santa ana winds right now. as we go through the afternoon north los angeles southern california area, they will start to see the winds ease but still windy this afternoon. we'll talk about our weather here at homecoming up. >>> sounds good. 2/3rds of all customers are getting their power back. here is a look at where things stand right now. all east bay and south bay counties have now restoration rates above 80%. in the north bay where we saw the most outages restoration is slower but each county is above 70%. pg&e will resume at daybreak tomorrow. the utility says remaining customers will get their power back when it is safe to do so. jackie ward is in lafayette when one school stayed open despite being in the dark. >> at the

we have late word that the saddle ridge fire is now 19% contained.ore than 5700 acres have burn, 7500 acres have been burned, 31 structures destroyed. >>> back here locally, a long week for thousands of people living without power during this unprecedented power shutoff. the lights should be back on for nearly all of those impacted here in the bay area. but getting back to normal will be a process. we were at this safeway in lafayette, where refrigerate trucks were lined up to unload products, on to empty shelves inside. the employees were hustling to stock meat and fresh produce after the store went without power for 24 hours. families living nearby are still trying to get back to normal, after they were in the dark. >> necessary? i don't know. but i didn't think it was going to happen. >> i think that it is probably covered too large an area, and now i was very much upset about it, but then i heard about the fire in maraga and i thought well, no, i guess it is right. >> power is now restored to 98% of affected customers. >>> and while inspections a

you can go from copper ridge west at 23 miles-an-hour and ridge ranch, 73 degrees and 11% humidity andmiles-per-hour and gusting over 55-60 and about 2500 feet west of healdsburg, gusting to 54-58 miles-per- hour. it hasn't stopped, yet. 34 miles-per-hour with a north wind at five in windsor. mount st. helena, not as strong and parts of southern snohomish county and napa county northwest, 24 with humidity very low, in the teens for fairfield, concord and hayward. novato, 23%. the highs will be in record- setting territory and santa rosa, the record is 93 set two years ago and i think they will blow past that. that is probably a slam dunk and the one worth watching is san francisco with the record 90 in 1965 and my forecast is that it will be close. the trend has gone up on san francisco since last friday, 64 and every day has been warmer. high clouds over the ridge but overall, a very quiet pattern and another system will slide and sunday which may not be as hot, temperature-wise, but might be even windier. today, near 90 for many and it should tail off in the next few hours but rather

also ridge ranch at 1300 feet, is probably the closest to the fire.ittle northeast of geyserville. that's almost 30 miles per hour with 75 degrees and 10% humidity. there is the mount st. helena, west. some locations are not reporting. you could be a number of reasons why.even a napa county you see 20-25 miles per hour . it's all of the north, northeast. the humidity continues to be very low. teens for some. maybe even single digits with relative humidity. the red flag is in full force. high wind, drive fuel and low committed to. >>> thank you. here i am and we are looking at some of the commutes. so far on 80, we start with 80 to vallejo in fairfield and it looks all right. there have been no major slowdowns. there's a little bit of slowing approaching interstate 780 and highway 37 west out of vallejo is very crowded. we have a pocket of stop and go traffic near the bridge. and there are no problems on interstate 80 from hercules to richmond or on 680. a little slowing on 242 and slowing on highway 4 and contra costa county. 18 minutes to drive from

that's because we're seeing that the high pressure ridge beginning to build in now and that is going to bring those north northeasterly winds. you see the ridge right here starting to slide in this day the clouds going to mcclean over the top of it up in the pacific northwest toward portland. the other going to see a few more showers but we going to see high and dry clear skies for tonight, cool temperatures sunday all the way to the coastline, a nice warm to sunny and bright on sunday i think maybe some on numbers right along the coast, upper 70's maybe some low 80's by the afternoon. high pressure wto system off the coastline not going to be able to get here the offshore winds will continue to kick it overnight tonight and probably through sunday and maybe monday to before sea breeze starts to make returns we're going to be looking some great numbers around the bay area tomorrow we're talking 70's and 80's beautiful inside the bay 80 degrees in oakland 80 in hayward 81 in redwood city 74 downtown san francisco. next couple days going to be gorgeous cooling off a little bit with a f

>>the fire still on the ridge and that's great news. we saw about 10 fire trucks come down the hill, so this a change a shift as this fight is far from over but at least the firefighters are keepang the fight where they wanted on the ridge. this is the area that we showed you yesterday throughout the kron 00:04am morning news as the fire moved into lake county. look at no air drops yet but look at the orange marks on the ground james and darya it looks like they did preemptive yesterday by dropping the retardant down to areas not touched by the fire almost setting up a perimeter. and that's great news because it's still not really massively grown since yesterday i see a fire breakout role right there on the side of the hill, but at least it's on the hill and not down to middletown, but you never know it could happen that's why. there's still a warning for evacuations to take place in telling people get your bags in case we tell you get out of this area in case the fire jumps down to the town for now we don't see the firefighters coming

the saddle ridge fire exploding overnight. more than 1,000 firefighters in an all-out battle against the flames. fueled by the howling santa winds. look at the inferno down there. we've watched hundreds of acres burn. abou 100,000 people ordered to evacuate. many driving through tunnels of fire. fire crews scrambling to save homes. spread thin. >> this basketball court, the last line of defense. >> reporter: firefighters using saws to hack into gated properties. >> is that your house? >> reporter: this woman, suitcase packed, on her knees praying her home can be saved. using anything including garden hoses to fight the fire. one man dying, suffering cardiac arrest. by sunrise, the fire scorching seven square les. >> that's 11,600 retarda retarda retardant. >> reporter: some residents losing everything. east of san bernardino, the sandalwood fire destroying dozens of structures in hours. those pops? that's ammunition inside the house popping off. that fire apparently caused by burning trash from this garbage truck. >> the veget

right now through friday, not seeing that that ridge just too strong as what we call a rex block ridgeually they last about 14 about 21 days so still a ways out here as we get the weekend looks like a nice weekend. maybe another week offshore flow on saturday into sunday and then things begin to change our research we can next week we'll see a return some low clouds and some fog, no rain just ship it may be some rain up in pacific northwest and then things get interesting in latter part of this forecast look at that low begin spin up underneath this ridge that's happens sometimes you have a very low pressure kind of under cut that ridge of high pressure that will break down that ridge can open the door now that's by saturday. so ross rain just yet but there's certainly some promising signs and long range forecast that maybe just finally that ridge of high pressure will break down. and we'll start to open the door to some rain so that being said, here's a look at your 10 attorney and the temperature staying very mild through the weekend sunny little bit breezy. no gusty winds and then l

now, the ridge comes in. when this comes in, this is the ridge. this is the trough. the low has left. the ridge builds in. as it builds in, this time of the year there is a pressure gradient. is stronger. it is not winter yet, but it is getting there. the pressure gradient develops northerly wind. we are seeing that here. you will then see the wind turned to the northeast. the high is building and over the land a bit. this is a repeating event. this happens every fall. we do get this in the spring as well. it does increase fire danger greatly. it is the end of the season and we have not had rain. once we get real rain, this does settle down. if you are new to the area, do not be freaked out by this pattern. we will have high fire danger until we get the first big rain deep breath. i have seen years, in thh decem significant rain and the fire danger does remain. >> that is a low rain year. with that said, what we are seeing is typical. this week we warm-up. we will have temptress back in the 80s and 90s. we will not see record warmth or we shouldn't. we will see tempe

of high pressure m ove scotland, we have a ridge of high pressure move again but also a run of coldlly start to wednesday, but dry and bright with a lot of sunshine. when still a feature across the north of scotland. and down the east coast of england, feeding in a few showers and some of these will be wintry over the top. elsewhere, it will stay dry all day, temperature —wise, 1a, may 15. temperatures in the to the low teens but unsettled for thursday and friday with when your spreading in from the south. —— with winds. you're watching beyond 100 days. there will be customs checks on the island of ireland. borisjohnson says a sovereign united country, must have a single customs territory. but the prime minister rejects any notion that will amount to a hard border — there's no detail on how he intends to avoid it but formal proposals will be made soon. we do think that our proposals are good and creative but i accept also, laura, that there may be hard yards ahead. another constitutional clash in washington. the secretary of state mike pompeo says he and his department will not be b

take a look at the ridge.t is so incredibly high and what is happening is the storms are moving in. they do not move to california. they go up over california, drop on the backside that creates the pressure gradient crating the wind. the next system will help do that coming in tuesday. here's a look at what we expect for the rest of today. notice the wind, not bad at all but by tuesday morning to begin to increase over areas of the sacrament of valley to begin to shift into areas over the north bay. looks like late morning and early afternoon night the wind is gusting quite strong, getting into the overnight hours, barely letting up by wednesday morning, they do that. the national weather service has not issued a red flag warning just yet. they may do so later today but i guess, the take away and this one is the next wind event will not be as widespread. it will not be a strong long. send get back to you. >>> now to the firefight in sonoma county. the wind has calmed down but the fire is going. the wind could

the saddle ridge fire burned nearly 8000 acres. 75 homes are either damaged or destroyed.onight, that fire is 43% contained. investigators in southern california are looking into reports that a malfunction at a transmission power may have sparked that fire. >> bill shuman tells a southern pal california edison turn off power due to the red flag conditions, but they did not turn off power to that particular high-voltage line. >> reporter: this is ground zero of the saddle ridge fire, the charged foothills above fillmore where investigators spoke to some area below one southern california edison high power transmission tower. >> i picked up the window, all i can say with a blazing inferno across the street. >> reporter: take a look at mike cornell's backyard thursday night, 25 feet from his home. the fire hopscotch from the powerline area over the houses and the street. >> the powerline, i mean we kind of need some answers as far as--yeah, obviously they are still there. they're not going anywhere. >> reporter: edison people were on the scene under that power, but no one wou

congratulations to the staff at he ladies and gentlemen ridge care -- at the lake ridge care center. for the profound level of care. mr. speaker, i rise today to shaffer, te bryan blaine. for the city of brian is officially retiring after 33 years of service. brian started with the city in june, 1986, as a code compliance officer. later, he became the city planner. since 2000 he's been the city.or for the brian has left a lasting impact on our community. rian's fingerprints are on the largest projects in blaine, from the t.p.c. twin cities golf open to the 3-m pga tour event to the largest development that blaine has since thus far. revenue , which added and growing families to the city is that project. 580 notably, brian secured acres of land which serves as wetland sanctuary. thank you for tyour service to city, brian. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the back.man yields the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. marshall, for five minutes. you, mr. all: thank speaker. this past weekend, i had the honor of being back in my home abilene, kansas, to 129thour 34th presi

>>and that ridge going to weaken a little bit i think it's tomorrow we may begin to pick up a couple high clouds there's a chance we could see a couple patches of fog living along the coastline temperatures in the 50's right now co-signed you're going to 70's just inside the bay 76 in redwood city 70 in hayward 69 degrees in oakland right now 73 in dublin in the 79 in concord 80 degree still in fairfield so nice out there right now today size begin to warm up just a bit 69 degrees right about the average in san francisco, 75 for the high above the average in oakland 77 in san jose 78 in livermore 79 degrees in concord and 78 degrees. and santa rosa something's going in the right direction now but you can begin to see some of those clouds right here that is a weak cold front that's beginning to move in the far northern california looks like it's going to fall apart before it gets here. but i as high pressure builds in behind that the winds go star with an by tomorrow afternoon so tonight, mostly clear skies still a little bit chilly outside over rivals me in the 40's the 50's tomorrow

ridge.thcould see the flames oveat ridge, and i said we got to go. reporter: they were not thinking of this when they named california the golden state. it is ironic that manye path of the flames had been making do without electricity as the power companies cut supply in order to prevent a repeat of last year, when 40 power lines -- faulty wer lines sparked deadly infernospamongst the dry brush. the fires have causetraffic chaos, cutting off freeways linking southern california with the rest of the state. as the furious battle is waged from the skies above, this little sign ting, unlessre shows the wis die down over the weekend, officials fear theek maybe yet to come. danow to a story of on man's determination in the face of adversity. josh was just 18 years old when an accident on the beach leftze him para he went on to graduate from high honors from law school and is now a trial attorney. he runs a nonprofit group which helps injured people make the difficult transition into living with pa

>> ridge: are you kidding?e would fill every room in this house with family if his wife would let him. >> eric: be awfully lonely here if you weren't here. >> ridge: so quinn, she flew to this meeting, then? >> eric: yeah, she'll be back in the morning. which means that tonight is a forrester guys' night. that's what it is. >> thomas: yeah. >> douglas: do i get to stay up late? >> thomas: ah ha, nice try, but we gotta get back in a routine, and that means bedtime. so you brought your toothbrush, right? okay, so you'll brush your teeth, and put your pjs on. >> eric: ridge, i know, uh, i know you don't want to talk about this in front of dougl

this is the saddle ridge fire in los angeles county near the ventura county border. if you've driven down, highway five is over to the right, between san fernando valley to give an idea of what is burning. rare druggie and rugged and hilly. i live overhead. it started at about 9:00 last night in sylmar near the 210 freeway, wch is shut down between e5 and the 118. at least one commercial structure and several homes are destroyed. several other homes are still threatened by the fire. we are live overhead north of los angeles. we continue to get updates on this story through the morning. >>> the bay area firefighters say brush fire on san bruno mountain is under control. overnight, firefighters watched for hotspots after the kings fire burned about 11 acres above brisbane. the first reported just befo 11:00 and an area directly under those powerlines guadalupe eight, canyon. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> potentially historic october snowstorm covering areas of the midwest mountain west. parts of colorado were hit with several inches of snow. the dako

it is before you get to the san juan ridge. is they are waiting there, they're getting kicked off. their spanish snipers in the trees and a lot of theodore roosevelt are getting picked up. his only went horseback in this assault. is of the spanish snipers are trying to pick him off and all the shooting in him, there actually it is orderlies. but eventually, they get the order to advance but is the rough riders advance, they encounter the regulars who are up ahead of them beneath capitol hill and they haven't got those orders. it roosevelt says, if you are not going to go, then let my men through. all of a sudden, he starts and that starts the whole movement, all of the rough riders are going, give african-american buffalo soldiers who are part of this, other regular dismounted calvary and theater roosevelt again wills discharge to happen and they get to the top of capitol hill, a easily take capitol hill with some casualties, but they can see over here to the left, the end of san juan ridge which has a big block out. that would become known is the sand one block out and they see th