search "john deere 1 series" for more. . . rive. rive. the next great place you'll call home.ready to make a change. look for the r. ♪ todd: a fox news alert now. president trump nominated for nobel peace prize for his efforts in the middle east. >> the president was nominated by a member of the norwegian parliament saying the president has done more trying to create peace in nations than other nominees. he specifically praise dollars the president for his role in the peace deal between israel and the united arab emirates. how about that? todd: as president trump campaigns in florida new poll shows he is tied in a dead heat with 2020 presidential nominee joe biden. carley: joining us now with what it will take to win the sunshine state former attorney general pam bondi. good morning, pam. >> good morning, good morning. carley: all right. so president trump really narrowly won florida in 2016 and a lot of folks said because of the hispanic vote he is not going to win it in 2020. but now he is tied 48%. trump 48%. biden in a recent poll. why do you think that's happening and are

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active with winds, resulting in a spot fire adndatorhe ip showing e ly evacuatisweetwatspinnoty, o rive nemaunder a frc middle of the night evacuation, first responders i spent the early morning hours going door to door and the process, as you can see here, the sheriff's office had to clear this tree that had fallen on sweetwater springs road, the walbridge fire is now 95% contained. >>> just into the newsroom, firefighters have gained containment in mendocino county, the oak fire is scorching more than 800 acres near willits and is now 5% contained, highway 101 remains closed north of willits as edfire uld move ward mes and thm book trails, they are us helicopters anr help figs hillside. odmore than 135,000 acres, still 0% contained, at the creek fire, rescue options are still under way. >> reporter: military pilots attempted several remote operations to try and evacuate trapped hikers and campers near resno, california, but heavy smoke from the devastating creek fire stopped them out there every turn. >> they weren't able to land, several attempts that the day. >> reporter: the creek

flooded so more damage to come and this latest storm approaches north korea. 300 rangar refugees of a rived in indonesia it's believed the group came by boat to province but it's unclear from where previously local officials refused to allow a boat over him to refugees to land citing the coronavirus pandemic hundreds of thousands of writing got fled nehemiah after a military crackdown in 2016 months to a neighboring bangladesh. there's been a dramatic rescue in the u.s. state of california after a fost moving wildfire trapped hundreds of people at a popular campsite in a national forest california national guard was forced to step in and comes as the state is also experiencing extreme heat which is increasing the intensity of the blaze rob reynolds reports from los angeles. they barely made it out alive a galloping wildfire trapped more than 200 people at a remote campground in the rugged central california mountains when fire blocked the only road out the california national guard mounted an emergency nighttime rescue mission sending in helicopters to airlift the campers to safety this pic

weeks later russian soldiers in unmarked uniforms rived in crimea and installed themselves at the airport train stations and administration buildings. rendon was a hastily called by moscow the people voted to rejoin russia the russians had taken over crimea in the east in the ukraine referendums were also held much fighting erupted between separatists and ukrainian forces and. russia is accused of supporting the separatists militarily which he denies despite overwhelming evidence. that. the fighting in the eastern ukraine the don't pass is ongoing and there is a strong indication in countless testimonies that official russian forces were involved. the west has responded by introducing sanctions against russia for violating the sovereignty of the ukraine if the russian leadership stays on its current course together we will ensure that this isolation deepens. sanctions will expand and the toll on russia's economy as well as its standing in the world. will only increase. since these events in crimea and the ukraine the relationship between russia and the west seems to have been irreparably

it really does make a difference in protecting our local creeks, rives and bay from trash runoff. >> struggling to survive since the pandemic started, but it is getting some help from local film makers. they're holding a fund-raiser today. the duo made the film "blind spotting" which is attributed to oakland. they're going to host story time to raise money and celebrate the anniversary. donations are encouraged. it will be streamed on the fairyland website starting at 6:30 tonight. >>> also cable cars are coming back in san francisco. they aren't running for passengers because of the pandemic, but bell ringers will be available for socially d distant pictures and answer any questions. and of course we're tracking a heat wave coming in and fire danger. >> good morning to you. 5 to 10 degrees of warming here. this is santa cruz at 56 degrees. we'll see about 80 today. the surf has been huge and slowly subsiding throughout the weekend, 64 in oakland. it is 60 in san jose, and from our east bay hills camera notice the haze here. 58 by the delta. in the low 90s today inland, and already w

chp has issued a significant rived. st there are two lanes blocked. the metering lights came on at 5:51. and as we zoom out, you can see how bad the backup is. it will take you a while. once you get through the metering lights, it is about 27 minutes into san francisco. and also important to note that you can see that ahead of the lights how bad that backup is. so you are looking at traffic stopping all the way to about powell street on westbound 80 and also traffic is busy on 580 approaching the maze. so it is not looking good for anyone trying to make their way into san francisco. >>> this morning san jose police are vets gatinvestigate that le dead near walnut woods court. police say they found the body between two vehicles. shell casings were scattered at the scene. officers will be talking with neighbors who may have seen what happened. the victim has not been identified. >>> protecting our health is crucial to helping to build a better bay area. and a big part of that is keeping accurate track of the new coronavirus cases. and the state is about

white mountains of new hampshire where she is kidnapped by pirates and taken down the connecticut rive river. this is all about first he just 70 pages. now, more worrisome perhaps for any publisher interested in jumpstarting their summer seaso season, was a cultural conversation around this kind of liked reading and more. 1876 the reverend keyed to wit very prominent preacher once the summer season with a sermon basically condemning summer life it's their chosen springs. the gossip the horse racing all of the other frivolity's that's associated with saratoga spring springs. leveled some of his severe criticism against summer reading itself. in fact it was called literary poison in august. and he warned that the kinds of allowable attend novels people bread in the summer were dangerous to their congregations immortal souls. so here we have him. two quotes from his sermon. this would get repeated in the book with some regularity. do not let the dogs and the life of the corrupt printing press jump and crawl into your serotonin trunk or white mountain. would it not be an awful thing to be