by the time she was prowling conventions and flirting with ryan burns. >> seemed like a cool girl. we exchanged numbers and two or three weeks after that we started talking on the phone four or five times a week. >> reporter: during one of those calls, jodie promised to visit ryan in utah and one more thanning in june, 2008, she came knocking at his door. he had no idea what had just happened at travis' house in arizona and he didn't know jodie had been been there just one day before. how did she look? >> she looked fine. just normal. >> reporter: do you see any cuts on her? >> tiny. she had a couple of bandages on one of her hands. there wasn't a moment where i am thought, you know, are you okay? is anything wrong? we were laughing about simple little things. she seemed totally into the moment. >> reporter: back in arizona, travis' friends found him dead, his home a bloody crime scene. in the the washing machine, police found a water-logged camera that would come to mean everything in this case. some of travis' friends like chris and sky hughes, suspected jodie from the start. >>

ryan wall burn. >> good evening. once again, the weather did turn somewhat favorable today.mortem pert on the wind. we're 9 or 10% for the region. low for this area. tuesday morning, at 8:00 a.m. and runs through wednesday afternoon. what that means is tomorrow the firefighters will be out there under red flag conditions. the setup is a little different. it is weaker but nonetheless significant. thus the warning. the northeast winds are going to come in off of mt. st. helena and move over the fire. wind speeds 20 to 30 miles an hour. as we get towards the afternoon, we'll see gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour as we head towards sunset. it's important to note that down along the 101 corridor, wind speeds will be lighter. folks may not see the winds. but the strong winds will be up on the fire. that's during the day tuesday and then the most critical period will be tuesday night when we expect the winds to peak through midnight. luckily the winds will start to ease heading into wednesday and we'll be looking forward to that next change in the weather. thanks. >> speaking next is fi

to get information on the current weather conditions, i'll hand to ryan wall burn from the national weatheright. that's easy for you to say. the red flag conditions do continue right now through the overnight hours until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. that's wednesday afternoon. right now we are seeing wind gusts of around 50-miles-per-hour around mount st. helena impacting the fire. the center of the fire we're gusting to 35-miles-per-hour and the humidity values are observed at 6% right now. we're feeling good but the conditions remain incredibly dry and windy out there. we think as we get towards midnight the winds will start to die down and as we wake up tomorrow morning we'll notice the winds are lighter. none the less, the red flag warning will continue tomorrow. we have switching winds. we're going to get a southwest push, so this ebb and flow jonathan talks about will continue with the conditions. the weather looks favorable later in the week, unfortunately still no rain in the forecast. >> speaking next to talk about fire behavior is steve. >> good evening. with the northeast winds we ar

(applause) deputy secretary veterans affairs jim burn, thank you jim. ryan mccarthy, thank you.n of the joint chief of staff mark merely, they've done a great job an incredible job. chief of staff james mcconville and sergeant major michael grandson, thank you so much for being here. thank you to some very special warriors, a little bit different kind of war maybe but senator john cornyn, ted cruz and tom tillis thank, you very much .. a (applause) along with representative hudson for being here and another politicians fee cause we want to get on with this one and it's a very special thing. joining that for the ceremony is his wife kate, father michael, mother janet, brother cody and sister me. please stand up. thank you. great family. (applause) each of you have strengthened our nation to the love and support and we want to thank you and a very special family and we want to be in the presence of eight previous congressional matter all of honor winners and they are here and i thought maybe -- we should introduce them? i think so. come on, let's do that. william swanson. (applaus

she saw 10 homes burn we're trying to help you out to let you know what neighborhoods was street was at the intersection of road and red ryan re so at least 10 homes were burned there, you can't drive into that area. so we'll keep you posted on the areas that we see that arbor. where there are homes lost. we're also continuing our coverage will simulcast on kron on like we always do that's commercial free news coverage. we lifted the pay wall so you can get that you get the news on the go 24 7 with kron on. that's our app that we're staying on the air right here on channel 4 until 11 o'clock it clay extending our show 11 o'clock this morning and then you have kron on and for complete coverage will be right back with more. >>back 9 25 is the time the breaking news this morning fire ravaging the north bay once again. it was this month's 2 years ago that we saw the major fires that decimated the north bay one country and here we are on the brink of another major fire 10,000 plus acres burned no containment driven by high winds. they have now pushed the fire dangerously close to the town of guys are ville and for that reason th

burn. thank you. secretary of the army, ryan mccarthy. thank you.man of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. thank you, general. army chief of staff, james mccarnville and sergeant major of the army, michael grunson. thanks for being here. also, thank you to some very special warriors, a little different kind of war maybe but they're warriors. senators john cornyn, ted cruz and tom tillis. thank you very much, fellows. thank you. [applause] along with representative richard hudson for being here. a few other great politicians. we won't bother. we want to get on with this one. a very special things. a great honor. joining matt for this special ceremony, his father, his wife, his brother, sister. please stand up. please. thank you. great family. [applause] each of you has strengthened our nation through your steadfast love and support. we want to thank you. very special family. we're also honored to be in the presence of eight previous congressional medal of honor winners, recipients are here and i thought maybe we should -- what do you thi

ryan by thichgt. remarkably speedy goal there. joining us to discuss alex burns, national political correspondent for "the new york times" and carrie corrado. the chief of staff said what he said and doubled appear tripled down establishing a connection there. seeming to justify it. democrats are trying to create a credible article of impeachment based on abuse of power on withholding the aid for a political end. based on what mulvaney said at the podium yesterday is that evidence for them to use and how from a legal standpoint how significant. >> impeachment is a political process. so there is not actually a legal stad they have to meet. it's whatever members of congress think meets the impeachment standard. >> but as a rule how does it strengthen the case. >> that's abused of his office. what mulvaney said yesterday and i watched the whole thing again late last night to be sure i heard what he said. and he -- i think he was talking about the motivation for withholding the ukrainian money and he was very clear there was a deliberate decision to withhold it. and

ryan nobles, cnn, queens, new york. >>> now live to the streets of hong kong. a fire burning in the middle of the street.his bonfire, we understand, people have been throwing wood into the fire to ensure that it continues to burn there. we have seen these events play out now for 20 weeks straight. our anna coren is in the middle of all of that. we spoke with her a short time ago. again, the protesters move throughout the city. right now one of the busiest tourist districts of hong kong making their voices heard. they were sparked by the extradition bill. it was withdrawn. it would have given mainland china the ability to extradite people from hong kong. that set off protests as we have seen play out on the streets right now. let's look at this. people are crossing over the barricade there. anna mentioned when protesters are on the move, it typically means police are following close behind. we'll continue to monitor this and other parts of hong kong. >>> in bolivia, that nation holding its own presidential election. voters in the south american country will be heading to the polls in the coming hours. the

center with burn injuries, he is in stable condition and is surrounded by family at the hospital currently. with that, i'm going to pass it over to our national weather service representative, ryan waldron. >> okay, good morning. we are in the red flag warning that we had issued yesterday so that is officially started at 8:00 this morning. that was going to go until 4 pm wednesday afternoon. we are seeing the northeast winds pick up right now along the eastern flank of the fire near mount saint helene. we are getting reports of 30 to 40 mile per hour winds up there. even though the winds are not down at the lower elevations, the forecast is on track and that means a challenging afternoon, evening with strong, dry, offshore winds that will impact the fire area. we are in this critical 24-hour window. we are hopeful the winds will ease off after midnight tonight. tomorrow, the humidity remains incredibly dry for the region, on the order of 5 to 15%. the good news is after we get through this wind event, things look favorable for the next 5 to 7 days where we will get into a more tranquil weather pattern. no rain in the forecast but also no more offshore wind events. thank you. >>