there's buena park, there's riverside, and there's brea.k, the landlord is threatening eviction, right? riverside, the landlord is $200,000 past due, and your vendors are $75,000 past due. and brea is hanging by a string. farrell's international is up here, this is where marcus is, and parlour enterprises was the manager of these three locations. parlour enterprises is the management company that actually operates and manages the individual location. along with paul and mike, there are other employees that make up that group, but essentially it's the two of them leading it. well, let's look at the revenue. buena park, $4 million, did pretty good. riverside... paul: $2.77, yeah. lemonis: and brea? travis: $2.9. lemonis: by the way, these are not small numbers. buena park makes money, brea makes money, and riverside broke even. paul: correct. lemonis: okay. so why are you past due on all your bills again? paul: it's coming into parlour as management fees, and parlour enterprises still had to pay the investors. lemonis: when i look at the fina

it may have been a bumper crowd watching here at the riverside, in fa ct watching here at the riversidehe lioness fa ns of wembley. however, for the lioness fans watching their team play on home soilfor the first fans watching their team play on home soil for the first time since the world cup, it was a result to forget. england had bundled the ball into the back of the net early on only fourjodie taylor's gold to be ruled out for offside. england looked comfortable and dominated in the first half. they managed to keep one of the game' greatest players at bay. but phil neville's side failed in front of goal when it mattered. taylor, with the pick of the chances. phil neville called for his side to be more ruthless in the second half, but it was brazil who got the first breakthrough. they made the most of the space and headed home. the goalkeeper should have done better. it was so simple for brazil's second with england scrambling up the back. brazil doubled their lead. england needed a spark and it came from beth england. off the bench and straight onto the scoresheet. a first internati

she and her team prepare for this match which was played down the road at the riverside stadium.ll be full of friends and family, they will be no time for nostalgia. that is because england haven't won in the last four matches. something steph orton said she and the rest of the team are determined to put right and in front of what is going to be a sell—out crowd. hopefully these people that have come and bought tickets, we've got a sell—out stadium, they can really get behind us and push us on. for us as players we are determined to put on a good performance and show what we are really about. it is going to be a tough game but i think when we play in these high—pressure environments it really does bring the best out on us. the crowd could be in for a treat tomorrow. england and brazil fans tomorrow will be hoping to get a glimpse of marta, widely regarded as one of the greatest women players ever to play the game. after brazil in middlesbrough tomorrow, they fly off to lisbon where they will face portugal on tuesday. good news, both matches live across the bbc tomorrow, england v

she and her team prepare for this match which was played down the road at the riverside stadium.espite the fact that the ground will be full of friends and family, they will be no time for nostalgia. that is because england haven't won in the last four matches. something steph orton said she and the rest of the team are determined to put right and in front of what is going to be a sell—out crowd. hopefully these people that have come and bought tickets, we've got a sell—out stadium, they can really get behind us and push us on. for us as players we are determined to put on a good performance

we have but one fire in riverside and it's called the 46 fire. it started about 12:40 a.m. this morning. we are talking about middle of the night evacuations. the other fire burning in north san bernardino county called the hillside fire and it broke out at 2:00 a.m. near highway 18 and burned about 200 acres. it's in a populated area and several homes have been burning in front of our eyes this morning with the slide pictures we have been launching and we continue to monitor those evacuations in the firefight down in southern california all night long. >> to you. >>> 5:13 a.m. and our original series project home. >> election day is a week away and politician say propositions k and e will have important impacts for san francisco. >> why one plan may be more politics than progress. >> i think there is a crisis of course in housing and the crisis for educators to perform the profession they love >> eileen young spends more than half of her extremely shis people will support to upcoming petitions and if you're wondering what it's like to worry about affording rent, keeping yo

. >> reporter: california's governor declared a state of emergency for los angeles county and riverside county 90 miles east. there, 76 calimesa mobile homes were lost. authorities confirmed 89-year-old lois arvickson died, along with at least one other person. the probable cause has been traced to this trash truck. witnesses recorded smoke pulled over and dumped burning trash near the brush. >> i pulled up to him, and i said, "you can't-- you cannot stay here with the wind and then the field right there. you're going to catch everything on fire." >> reporter: the trailer park is now a crime scene, investigated by cal fire and the riverside county central homicide unit. it is a stark reminder of how easily these wildfires can quickly flare up and become deadly. so fire officials here are imploring people to clean off any leaves, needles, and other dry brush blown by the seasonal winds, because, meg, this is only the beginning of fire season. >> oliver: stark reminder, indeed. errol barnett, thank you. from fire to snow and ice. an autumn snowstorm is hitting an area from north dakota to

back to riverside county. some video we just got in from this big fire that is burning in calimesa. is virtually destroyed a mobile home park. you can see animals walking around in the smoke. the fire started at 2 . near interstate 10. in the town of calimesa. in less than four hours 500 acr at least 10 mobile homes destroyed. me neighborhoods have been ordered to evacuate. this is about 35 miles northwest of palms springs. firefighters battling the blaze from the ground mayor including six air tankers. eight helicopters. not clear how the fire got started or whether there are any injuries. so far containment is blatow0 strong winds are expected in ventura los angeles orange riverside and san diego counties. through tomorrow afternoon. santa ana's playing with calimesa. >>> check out th wodeod vio the the suspect caught on camera stealing cash from a hotel in kentucky. he enters the hotel with a gun went behind the front desk. while he is gathering the money he puts his gun down on the counter. that is when the clerk takes her chance. she grabs the gun and then she pointed at the su

now the governor has declared a state of emergency in los angeles and riverside counties because of several fires burning the rapidly spreading saddle ridge fire has forced 100,000 people to evacuate their homes and so far, 25 homes have been damaged what destroyed. authorities have yet to update that tally since this morning the fire started burning around 9 30 last night this is in the northern and show the city of los angeles in the san fernando valley, but it's. >>near granada hills northridge porter ranch area if you're familiar with that part of the san fernando valley right when you drop from santa curried and drop in san fernando valley on i 5. >>roughly that is the area. one man has died firefighters say a man went into cardiac arrest and he died at the hospital travels through that area is difficult to highway patrol shut down sections of 2 interstates and one state highway because of the fire factory, some pictures of that earlier and this was happening. during the afternoon commute. so you can know i want that kind of let that kind of mess that created in l a lot of people tryin

. >>> this is in riverside county in southern california. not clear how the fire got started or whether there are any injuries. forecasters say the strong nta ventura la orange riverside and san diego counties through itls out almost impossible. g th th >>> cruze a ange drive. the flamesarked and a vacant field. firefighters got things under control within 15 minutes. here is a look at what has firefighters and pg&e so concerned this evening. parts o tracking the latest. >>> we have seen the worst of it. at this point what i want to do is go back and show you what happened last night and why. we had such a big concern. there is a live look from. you can see the t coming off the blue angels. exat is what is uson the screha we've been watching them all afternoon. what i want to talk about are these numbers. 75 mile-per-hour dust on mount diablo last night. we had a 77 mile-per-hour dust on mount st. helena. those wind speeds granted they are gusts. when you have a category one hurricane the minimum sustained when you need is 74. for a time we

we have one burning in north san bernardino county the other in riverside county and each of those fires has burned several homes. more so inthe rth san bernardino county that one broke out at about 1:30 this morning. lo ground as firefighters continue to battle the flames. mandatory evacuations in both of these fires. we know these evacuations happen in the middle of the night. it's very difficult to get people out of their homes as these flames ripped towards them. both of them burning in areas that have several businesses, elementary schools. there's a country club there in san bernardino county. back to the river side fire. that one is burning in the jarupa valley. we know that one has burned three hopes which seems far less than the one in san bernardino. very thinly spread this these areas and the wind carrying embers and starting spot fires california. michelle you have more on that. >> yes, and people in fullerton were forced to flee after an overnight brush fire. there it was reported a little after 8. some people took off running with no time to jump into their cars. luckily th

our chopper in the riverside, area of moreno valley. this is a live picture. there was a lot of flame and smoke. l helicopter taking an aerial view now. lot of smoke and flames, burned 400 acres already. firefighters say the high winds are fanning the fire. you can see from a short while ago those dense flames and smoke in the riverside county area. in southern california. this is ongoing. >> okay. let's go back to the power outages and governor gavin newsom is speaking right now. let's listen in. >> questions, give you an update. i know pg&e will be providing an update, i believe at 6:00 tonight as well. we just got off the phone with bill johnson, the current ceo of pg&e. and i have been up and down this state, oakland two days ago, i had a chance to go down to san diego. was in l.a. today and merced, terlock, now here with you. assessing not only the situation here in northern california but assessing what invariably will be conditions that will take shape in the next 48 hours in southern california. southern california's not immune to the kind of conversat

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grain silos on riverside's across the great lakes place grain in the cargo hold of a boat and it will be shipped off the great lakes to the st. lawrence seaway. if you took a photograph of a lake like toledo or cleveland or milwaukee in 1911, the port would look chaotic. there would be hundreds of vessels operating out of that port on any given day. it would be different because they would be a wide variety of styles of vessels. in 1911, you still had hundreds of sailing vessels. versus a boat like the schoonmaker, which was operated with steam. we are now in the engine room. this is where the power that is created to move the boat through the water comes from. originally, the schoonmaker had an expansion steam engine. but that technology became supplanted by steam turbines. the old engine was taken out and the new steam turbine system was placed in it. all of this equipment is based on steam turbine technology. except for the engine room telegraph, which stayed the same. judge gregory: it is now the other end of the communication system with the pilothouse. when the captain -- one --

england in front of what is a full crowd at the riverside stadium, well over 30,000 watching this onest they need to try and bring that run to an end. live pictures from bbc one, you can watch that over on bbc one now if you want to. tottenham's troubles continue, trailing brighton in the early kick off, they lost goalkeeper hugo lloris early on, his mistake gifting brighton a goal, before he went off with a nasty injury. 2-0 2—0 they trail brighton. this is after the heavy defeat to bayern munich in the champions league this week. the rest of the day's fixtures marked by liverpool's game against leicester city, that is the three o'clock kick—off us. us 1500m runner craig engels has backed calls by ioc president thomas bach for every athlete associated with alberto salazar to be investigated. the former coach was banned for four years on tuesday for doping offences. engels is a part of the nike—backed 0regon project but has not been trained by salazar directly. i would like to see more about it too, there are some people in the group who have been with the group since 2007, 2008 coach

england women play brazil this weekend in a sold out fixture at the riverside but phil neville has had manchester united's abbie mcmanus have both withdrawn and returned to their clubs. jo currie is in middlesbrough for us. for many of the line ss, trip back here to the north—east is a bit of a homecoming. in fact, seven of phil neville's england squad will be hoping to be picked for this friendly against brazil tomorrow and they come from this area including steph houghton. i caught up with england captain earlier, she and her tea m england captain earlier, she and her team prepare for this match which was played down the road at the riverside stadium. despite the fact that the ground will be full of friends and family, they will be no time for nostalgia. that is because england haven't won in the last four matches. something steph orton said she and the rest of the team are determined to put right and in front of what is going to be a sell—out crowd. hopefully these people that have come and bought tickets, we've got a sell—out stadium, they can really get behind us and push us on. f

banks of a river can disturb its equilibrium here the may come washed everything away trees the riverside road. the houses on fire you don't put up but it was night time you were asleep and suddenly we heard a noise we thought it was the children but then the house started to move i was terrified we crawled out and ran away. but now my. yellow cam use the remains of the house to build a shack with one bedroom and a kitchen but no inside walls or a toilet the family collects rainwater to drink and when they look over to where their small plantation once was where their wooden house stood they can see the barges on the river high in the water when they arrive empty and low when they take away the sand from the river bed. this is happening in many places in asia in vietnam in malaysia in indonesia sand has been pumped out of the river for years causing banks to collapse and rivers to change course. the much water and i don't know where all those people come from or who they are there are so many digging machines i only know that they've come to get the sand. some neighbors have stopped by th

. >>> bombero se unieron a los esfuerzos para sofocar los incendios en riverside. >>> hasta esta mañanaontener un 10%. >>> las autoridades confirmaron la muerte de una persona y dos heridas. >>> el departamento de sanidad tuvo que desalojar a desamparados debido a fuertes vientos en el valle de san fernando. >>> cuadrillas de limpieza sorprendieron a indigentes, advirtiendo que tenían que salir, de lo contrario serían arrestados. >>> tener una maleta con ropa y documentos. >>> cabe mencionar que se negaron a revelar las ubicaciones en dónde se han realizado estos operativos para remover a los desamparados. >>> el presidente donald trump dijo que se presentó la renuncia al cargo, es la cuarta persona que ha ocupado este puesto durante la administración trump. >>> a cuatro días que entrara en vigor fue frenada la aplicación de la nueva regla de cargas públicas esloveno federal que se supone empresarial martes. >>> varios jueces fallaron en contra del cambio y pilar nos amplía. >>> ser jueces federales emitirán hoy fallas frenando al gobierno del presidente de aplicar una nueva definición

donde se corte la energía electica, no funcionaran los semáforos , y la situación e ssimialr en riverside por lo posibles rcortes, de ocurrió el corte de eneruia electica también quieren decirles que afectaría más de 120 mil viviendas y negocios y aunque la frutracio está justificad el propósito de estos apagones es para protegernos de los incendios forestales . >>> buenas noches, estamos monitoreando la situación para esta hora de la noche, en san josé le viento se mantiene calmado y estas condiciones intensifican hacia las montañas vemos una noche freca en los 65 grados ahora la noche bastante tarnqula y con ausencia de neblina, vemos que en la madrugada vientos agaran marco antonio figueroa fuerza desde el norte como se mantiene en su dirección de que iniamos estos pronósticos trayendo aire seco ahrioa en las montañas se puede esperar viento fuerte vemos que pueden alcanzar las 24 horas y acá en esta cálidas noche vamos a ver ráfagas más severas también hay aviso de andera roja hasta mañana pero oye viernes vemos la fuerza de seos vientos dienres así que por eso e remueven estos visos,

the reality for many people in liverpool riverside is...mbers have been bullied, abused, driven out. jeremy corbyn's labour party has really struggled to accept there is any such thing as anti—semitism within the labour party, and sees anti—semitism as something on the right... he's had to acknowledge it but finds it very difficult to do it and even now the labour party only ta kes and even now the labour party only takes action when there is public exposure of what's going on. anotherjewish mp, luciana berger, resigned from labour earlier this year, saying the organisation had become institutionally anti—semitic and is now a liberal democrat. louise ellman hasn't decided to sign up louise ellman hasn't decided to sign upfor louise ellman hasn't decided to sign up for the next election, but says she is politically homeless. labour says it's taking robust action to root out anti—semitism. but while louise ellman's resignation may not come as much of a surprise, she's been a long—standing critic of jeremy corbyn, and was facing a reselection

decenas de viviendas en los Ángeles y riverside han sido destruidas por incendios que estÁn fuera deza, le ordenaron evacuar la zona la 1:00 de la maÑana cuando dormÍan, la familia recogiÓ lo que pudo, incluyendo la mascota, y huyeron de las llamas. las autoridades abrieron albergues en diferentes sitios, pero con mÁs de 25,000 hogares evacuados, los centros estÁn a su máxima capacidad. >> fue inoportuno, el medio de la noche, inesperado porque uno estaba descansando. reportero: los bomberos tratan de controlar el fuego con todos los recursos que tienen a su disposiciÓn. >> los vientos va a continuar, continuando que nosotros estemos combatiendo estos incendios. reportero: desde esta maÑana lanzaron una fuerte ofensiva contra la lÍnea de fuego, pero los fuegos a esta hora estÁn fuera de control. dos personas han fallecido por estas llamas, la alerta por los fuertes vientos se han extendido hasta maÑana, y las evacuaciones continuarÁn en pie en zonas como estas. en los Ángeles california, salvador durÁn. ramÓn: el gobernador gavin, firmÓ la ley que impedirÁ renovar a partir de enero d

further east in riverside the sandal wood fire has destroyed a mobile home park. the sandal wood has burned 823- acres of land. the saddle ridge has burned 7500-acres. ed has the report from the fire lines. >> waiting for an escort to go home. >> i've been waiting for an hour. >> it about 45 mmost have the p back seat, everything they took when they had to evacuate. >> i'm sure i'm not the only anxious one here, we want to get home. >> l.a.p.d. escort them past the checkpoint and into the evacuation zone and to their front door that their tone home is okay. the smoke detector beeping. >> all i so you was fire reaching the houses close to us. i'm like it's gone. >> but it's okay. >> yeah. >> especially with this firestorm roaring past their development the legends at cascades in sylmar. >> we thought everything would be gone. that's fantastic. >> their home coming is a short one. >> they only have five minutes to gather but ng they need and they are their i got them and us as well. e after the other fire in county, an 89-year-old woman has died and two people are m

tomando en cuenta los condados de orange, riverside y san bernardino serían más de 120,000 familias lass. nos va a ayudar a toda la gente a prevenir un desastre . >>> se habla de cles >>> recuerda que puede estar en esa página para mantenerse al día sobre la contingencia. >>> lo invitamos a seguirnos en los medios sociales estamos en facebook y twitter en las direcciones en pantalla. nuestra aplicación se encuentra disponible para ios y android. >>> esta mañana llegaron a méxico los restos de consejos de donde lo esperaban tributos, miles de personas salieron a despedirle y le rindieron homenaje. >>> hemos seguido el cortejo. >>> en un avión de la fuerza aérea mexicana llegó a la tierra que lo vio nacer. >>> josé josé! >> el pueblo ansioso y emocionado. desde temprano la gente comenzó a llegar al palacio donde los gritos, lágrimas y ánimos se desbordaron cuando arribó en la carroza . >>> dentro del recinto cultural la orquesta sinfónica nacional recibió a josé josé. >>> afuera sonaban dos temas que hicieron famoso al artista donde maría luisa y su familia estaban. querían estar aunque s

en el condado de riverside, un incendio cobrÓ la vida de una mujer de 89 aÑos y destruyÓ 76 viviendaseles, y otros 500 adicionales de otras agencias vecinas. reportera: cientos de bomberos continÚan luchando por aire y tierra y las autoridades piden fondos federales para aumentar los recursos. la alerta roja por los vientos de santa ana se extendiÓ hasta el sÁbado, pero el anhelo es que la madre naturaleza de tregua y permite que los bomberos le ganen el paso a las llamas. enrique: est autoridades alertan que desde wyoming hasta minnesota se registraran fuertes vientos y nevadas. el servicio meteorolÓgico nacional advierte la caÍda entre uno y dos pies de nieve, histÓrico para esta Época del aÑo. en otro tema, una maÑana de junio de 2018, los habitantes de nueva york se levantaron con la noticia de un brutal asesinato. este joven de tan sÓlo 15 aÑos de edad recibiÓ varias puÑaladas. una de ellas se le perforÓ el cuello. nos cuenta que por fin hoy se hizo justicia con los responsables de este crimen. >> por lo menos se hizo justicia hoy. reportera: los padres de elisandro guzmÁn expres

. >> california's governor declared a state of emergency for los angeles county and riverside county, 90 miles east. there, 76 mobile homes were lost. authorities confirmed, 89-year- old lois r mixon died, along with at least one other person. the probable cause has been traced to this trash truck. witnesses recorded smoke billowing, and said the truck pulled over and dumped burning trash may dry brush. >> i pulled up to him and said you cannot stay here. with the wind and then the field right there, you will catch everything on fire. >> the trailer park is a crime scene, have us debated by cal fire and the central homicide community. it is a stark reminder of how easily these wildfires can quickly flare up and become deadly. fire officials are employing people to clean up any leaves, dry brush, or needles blown up by seasonal winds, because this is only the beginning of fire season. >>> back in the bay area, more than 1000 people attended a fire prevention event in midland park yesterday. a remnant from last year's deadly car fire made its public debut here. this pickup was torched b

el condado de riverside se descubriÓ otro cuerpo aumentando el nÚmero total de muertos por los fuegosÁpido que saltÓ de un vecindario a otroantes de -- Éste hombre decidiÓ quedarse y pelear contra las yemas que amenazaban a su casa. en este vÍdeo se le ve en medio de una lluvia de fuego. el incendio ya estÁ en 19% contenido. los bomberos alertaron sobre la peligrosidad del aire contaminado el cual puede permanecer por varios dÍas >> cenizas alrededor del aire, lo que se conoceque causa cÁncer ., no quien está respirando este aire. le pedimos al pÚblico que cierres sus ventanas y ponga su aire acondicionado en circulaciÓn interna. >> en los Ángeles, dulce castellano, univisiÓn. >> un nuevo tiroteo en nueva york en un club social de brooklyn. se desconocen los motivos del ataque y se sigue de cerca la investigaciÓn. como nos cuenta peggy carranza lugar donde ocurriÓ el mÚltiple asesinato habÍa evidencia de que se hacÍan apuestas ilegales. >> asÍ eran retirados un cadÁver tras otro luego de un tiroteo en este club de brooklyn en nueva york donde segÚn la policÍa se realizaban apuestas il

the fire in the city of los angeles, and recently the hill fire in riverside county. now, a couple things about the power shut-offs. pg&e currently still has out of power 206,000 customers. currently standing gas and lek tris has 27,785 customers out of power and southern california edison has 71,000 customers out of power. over the last couple of days we have been really focussing with regards to the power shut-offs, particularly in the north as the days progressed longer with regards to the multiple power shut-offs. and being able to provide key lifeline support services to communities, particularly in the northern california area. so we work very closely with pg&e. we work with our partners at fema, the california national guards and local governments to provide over 40 generators. we deployed in critical lifelines to include supporting water and waste water treatment systems. they have the ability to support evacuation shelters as a result of the fires that were going on and other kinds of commodities to be able to ensure that individuals had the supplies that the

lot of bad planning the minute they stepped outside of the bank they came head-to-head with the riverside county sheriff's deputy and it just erupted into a wildfire fight in a crowded southern california intersection on a friday afternoon in which over 100 rounds over 500 rounds were fired and then into a running gun battle through the suburban streets of riverside and san bernardino county onto a crowded interstate highway where they were throwing up fragmentation grenades shooting down the police helicopter and ended up 6500 feet up on a fire road clinging to a mountainside in the san gabriel mountains above los angeles. where the road is washed out and the four surviving bank robbers, i don't want to give too much of it away, ambushed the pursuing police. it was really the scope of this and i think a wider context that it fits into is the bank robbery epidemic that swept through los angeles area beginning write about 1980 and then extending into the middle of the 1990s, which is one of the backdrops on it. the impact for today have a lot to do with the way local police forces are arme

in riverside county parking restrictions meanwhile are in effect along several streets in the city of los angeles of firefighters are able get in and out of high risk neighborhoods with ease. >>but the clear skies winds calming down get a little chilly in spots will talk about forecast tomorrow and the weekend coming up. and if you haven't seen them already the blue angels are. we're going to tell you where you can get few of the high-flying air show. >>and in sports, one of the greatest players in sharks history return and to the team immediately makes a huge difference. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>and we begin with the night seeing a couple years ago

en este incidente que se investiga la agencia de transporte y de gestiÓn de t tierras del condado riversidea venta ambulatoria de las entradas o salidas de las autopistas y en distancia del -500 pies algunos vendedores l sÓlo esperan que las regulaciones no los perjudiq n perjudiquen. >> si se cumplen las normas hay que ser mÁs consciente de lo que van a proponer. >> tampoco se podrÍa realizar este tipo de negocios a menos de 200 pies de una estaciÓn de policÍas y bomberos la con comÓn debatirÁ el tema en 22 de este mes . >> interrumpido las martas por encapuchados que sientan miedo sin que nadie pueda detenerlos ja si b hablÓ con u nuestra corresponsal nos cuenta que es lo que buscan . >> la expresiÓn se confundio con la de muchos petardos mÁs que arrojaban pero uno de ellos cayÓ sobre una mujer y provoco que su cabello y su cuerpo se incendiara . >> la herida f fue una vÍctiÁs grupos que se infiltran pra par provocar violencia. >> segÚn las investigaciones que se han hecho la mayorÍa de ellos son jÓvenes con rostros tapados y armados con palos y piedras enfrentan a la policÍa destrozar lo

england's women play brazil in a friendly at middlesbrough's riverside stadium on saturday.en at st george's park with the latest from the camp. the line essays are back year at st george's park, preparing for the latest two friendlies starting with brazil this saturday at middlesbrough. for one player at least, it is a bit of a homecoming. beth mead started her career at the middlesbrough academy, and while she says she is looking forward to going back to the place where it began, it is more important that it will get a win. the lionesss are without a victory in the last four, something she says they have to be right. we are very disappointed with ourselves, it was completely blown apart. it is a big kick up the backside that we needed, and hopefully it will kick starters for this cap to be continued to get ourselves back to what we were. does that come from fail are us the players? both, it comes from within, we know as players that it is below parand we we know as players that it is below par and we expect a lot better from what we delivered in the last camp. i think that

now the governor has declared a state of emergency in los angeles and riverside counties because of several fires burning the rapidly spreading saddle ridge fire has forced 100,000 people to evacuate their homes and so far, 25 homes have been damaged what destroyed. authorities have yet to update that tally since this morning the fire started burning around 9 30 last night

it burned on all sides of them in the governor has now declared a state of emergency and both and riverside counties because of several wildfires burning >>the first heard bring right around 9 30 last night this is the northern edge of los angeles in the san fernando valley is where that one is one man as grant played out has died. firefighters say the man went into cardiac arrest and and then died at the hospital travel through that area as you can imagine, is very difficult especially with the smoke there in chp shut down sections of 2 interstates and one state highway because of this fire. >>and the news is not good because the red flag warning has been extended now in that area as you see that flames burn. rocky hilly terrain really tough to add access. firefighters are facing really dry conditions virtually no humidity and the santa ana winds are really whipping up the flames. it is a scary night down there in southern california in both the southern and. >>here in northern california utility companies, a cut. as you know to some areas to try and prevent these wildfires. kelly smoot ha

. >>> developing news in southern california, a wildfire destroyed dozens of mobile homes in riversidestigators believe it was sparked by garbage. the burning load ignited nn the flames.nds paramedics took several people to the hospital. >>> in south bay a high school was put on lock down. delmar high school students were gathered outside the campus. san jose police say they received a report of a female student who was making threats and brandishing a gun. there was a huge police response. police say the 16-year-old is in custody, but they did not find a gun. >>> let's go back to the out mgs this week. the estimates are coming in just how much this week's pg&e black. perhaps billions of dollars. >> i-team dan noise has been looking into the pressure. >> reporter: calling for better oversight of pg&e with these forced black outs and asking why is pg&e alone in making this decision? >> they don't have a track record that we can trust. they have a track record that has shown they're a safe utility and they can guarantee what they're doing is the best action. zplr forced power outages are

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it started earlier this afternoon in the community of cali mesa in riverside county has between riverside in palm springs. calif fire says it's burned 500 acres. it burns for a mobile home park destroying at least 74 of those homes and caused a number of medical emergencies. investigators say the fire started when a garbage truck dumped a load of trash that was burning. >>we are continuing our coverage of the power shut off on our kron on app is available for free right now because of the urgent safety threat involving the power shut off. you can download kron on at the app store for live local news streaming 24 7. >>visit and president trump goes after the bidens in a big way how he's accusing his democratic rival and his son. >>of corruption plus the blue angels are here for fleet week what expect as a military jets prepare to take over the bay area skies and next what a lot of people really want to know how the winery's to get through the why the power. >>we continue our breaking news coverage on the power shut off the blackouts come at an especially bad time for some wineries a lot of

. >> southern california edison shut off power to more than 19,000 customers in kern, riverside, los angeles, san bernardino and ventura due to strong winds.ou' 260,000 others for consider for shutoff. >>> once homes now gutted, the growing impact of the wildfire that's raging out of control in sonoma county. >>> and we're learning new details about how the kincaid fire may have begun. pg&e is right in the middle of it. the abc 7 i-team investigates. hmm. [cell phone bps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig >>> an all-out battle is on as hundreds of firefighters try to get the upper hand on the kincaid fire raging in sonoma county. the factors facing them right now is the weather and the terrain. >> this fire burning amid a pg&e power shutoff. this is aimed at preventing its equipment sparking more fires. >> jobina

in riverside county elderly residents had to be evacuated when the hill fire ignited nearby. >> folks started coming out. >> reporter: firefighters battling the getty fire on the west side of l.a., now 27% contained. officials releasing video of the moment they believe that fire ignited early monday when a tree branch snapped and fell into a powerline. and in northern california a million people remain in the dark their power shut off by a utility company pg&e. >> the disruption, obviously, for millions of people in northern california is unprecedented and unacceptable and they are going to have to find a way to compensate folks. >> reporter: tonight the dangerous winds are expected to persist as firefighters continue to battle blazes on both enlds of this state. and as we have been noting the devastating return of the santa ana winds has made these fires particularly dangerous. so unpredictable that an army of firefighters is having trouble just keeping up miguel almaguer is on the battle line. >> reporter: tonight this is what the battle looks like on the front lines. a rage an infe

. >>> in riverside county a seemingly careless mistake resulted in the loss of 74 mobile homes. in the community of calimesa. officials say the sandalwood fire was caused by a burning pile of trash that was dumped by a garbage truck. more than 500 acres have been scorched. >>> a couple close calls in the bay area today. brushfires broke out and contra costa county and near sfo. crews are keeping an eye on san bruno mountains in brisbane. three alarm parade place broke out underlines. it was under control in about 90 minutes. >>> in moraga fast-moving wildfire forest about 150 families to evacuate last night. this one burned 50 acres. before firefighters got it e velatest one pg&e outages you can check our survival guide kpix.com. >>> tune in tomorrow morning. beginning at 4:30 am. we will have the updates for you. >>> president trump versus aureus coach steve kerr. what has these two big names trading insults. >>> protest after president trump's visit to the twin cities.>>> nimisha to speak out at tonight's lgbtq town hall on cnn. their demands for wait, you started your second

two of the most destructive fires are the sandalwood in riverside county and the sad ridge fire. nebeheard a scream like i've fore.ve my dad said that's our backyard, that's our backyard. >> frames forced the closure of multiple freeways including i-5. paul vercammen tells us authorities are urging people to listen to evacuation orders and get out. >> we need people to leave nheo. >> reporter: tens of thousands of people under mandatory evacuation orders after the saddle ridge fire exploded overnight in the san fernando area of los angeles. driven by the wind, the wildfires spread in what fan freeways.ed an uncontrolled >>si that car is so close to th >>eporr: oicia are already starting to evaluate homes that have been lost to the fire, and they say residents should not wait for someone to knock on their door to leave. >> if you choose to disobey the direction to evacuate, there's not a personal decision. you're putting first responders at risk. >> reporter: despite the strong santa ana winds and evacuation orders, some residents are staying put. >> i decided to stay. my brother

california fire killed at least two people and destroyed 70 for buildings including a mobile home park in riverside county. the fire is 86% contained after burning more than 1000 acres. the fire started when a garbage truck dumped burning trash on the side of the road >>> a grieving family is demanding answers after a ceo from utah was found dead in san jose. there are questions about the police investigation. andre senior has the story. >> reporter: there are flowers, a and with three cards and the name written on it on the 6500 block of bowes lane in san jose on sunday afternoon. she was found in her car on saturday night. >> we came out to walk our dog and we notice the activity. truck this resident told us he had an inkling what might have been happening because he was following the facebook page created by the loved ones seeking information about the 33-year-old who vanished.>> that is what is here to find out what was going on and if it was what people were talking about. alto business and was due to return a rental car and catch her flight to come to the league city. ktvu was with her mother