there's a drop off at the chico salvation army location on broadway street. there are also donation sites at the north valley community foundation and the red cross. tehama county. donations can be made at the red bluff salvation army location on walnut avenue. >> what a day here in the bay area. and it's going to be quite interesting later on this evening. let me explain by sharing with you. first off, our live weather camera, where you could see a deck of cloudiness that's all associated with the low clouds, the fog, the marine layer roughly about 300ft deep. getting some glitches because i think we have a lot of energy in the atmosphere in the form of some subtropical moisture above those clouds. we do have a gray slate, and that's because we do have a lot of energy taking place. check this out. it's our storm tracker and we've had rain across southern california today. and even in the mojave desert and barstow, apple valley and in victorville, all in san bernardino county. and all this activity is lifting up. look at that right there around the spine of t

tehama county donations can be made at the red bluff salvation army on walnut avenue. well, back here at home, cool mix of sun and clouds in the bay area, but let's check in with ktvu meteorologist. meteorologist rosemary oroczo for a look at the conditions here at home and what firefighters may be facing on the front lines of the park fire. happy friday ali. happy friday to all of you. elevated fire danger will be a concern as we roll into the weekend, giving you a look here at the conditions out at the park. fire 95 degrees already at this hour. relative humidity 28% to the winds are generally light. but notice what's happening as we get into the afternoon areas near the park. fire expected to hit 100 degrees and relative humidity is going to be low. so hot, dry conditions for the weekend, in addition to monsoonal moisture pulling in over parts of california and bringing with it the threat of dry lightning. more on that in just a moment. checking in on the air quality. yesterday we had an alert for the air quality due to the smoke and haze. not the case for today. ai

the salvation army is an abstinence based program and the housing they are providing is not near the heart of the city's drug crisis. >> when i walk outside the center there is not a sidewalk lined with, you know, drug use. >> i am employable now, i am back to being a father, a friend, you know, i have my family back in my life. >> so, how do you steer people toward help? in a place where drugs are plentiful and cheap? >> question is producing intense debate in both cities. wilson walker continues our coverage from vancouver. >> once you near this five blocks by two block radius you have everything you need to maintain an addiction without having to do much. >> reporter: if it is the streets and alleys of vancouver's downtown east side or those in san francisco tinder loin, one obstacle of pulling away is drugs are everywhere. something we heard before. >> do you know anyone who has gotten clean out here? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> how did they do it? >> get away from here. >> reporter: a parallel challenge in vancouver, he has tried the treatment program offered at the downtown safe use s

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las personas están recibiendo comidas gracias a salvation army.s a corazó, quien nos compartió que las autoridades tocaron la puerta de su casa a las 02:00 del miércoles, avisando de la orden de evacuación que se había emitido, por lo que tuvo que abandonar su hogar y fue una línea grande de toda la gente que está saliendo. comenta que tuvo que salir de su casa a las 04:00 y llegó a la biblioteca de placerville, que funcionó como refugio temporal. y ahí vamos primero y firma papeles para sabes que estamos ahí. comparte que al principio estaba nerviosa, pero agradece el trato que ha recibido desde que llegó al refugio. tiene muchos nervios. el primer día yo estaba bien enfermo de los nervios y viene un doctor y tiene doctores y me dan medicinas en su casa. corazón no fue la única que tuvo que evacuar, también tuvo que hacerlo junto a su mascota cariñosa. y es que en este refugio aceptan mascotas como perros y gatos. por su parte, la cruz roja señala que estarán en el lugar hasta que sea necesario, pero aclararon que no saben hasta cuándo será. y es

a year into his recovery from heroin addiction through programs offered by the san francisco salvation army. he says a big factor in getting and staying clean is being able to get away from environments where drugs are so readily available. but, how do cities steer people away from these areas? like everything with this issue, that question is fueling intense debate in both cities. wilson walker continues our coverage from vancouver. >>> once you get into these five blocks by two block radius you have everything you need to maintain an addiction without having to do much >> if it is the streets and alleys in vancouver's east side or those in san francisco's tender loin, one obstacle to pulling away from the crisis is that the drugs are everywhere. it is something that we have heard before in san francisco >> do you know anybody who has gotten clean out here? >> yeah. >> how did they do it? >> get away from here. >> reporter: it is a parallel challenge in vancouver, he has tried the treatment program offered at the downtown safe youth site. >> i know that one, it has not worked for me. maybe

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a monument was unveiled to, to vanessa offices, full forth against the salvation army in world war 2 of the glorification of the nazis encouraged by local authorities. and the obvious indulgence of their admirers takes place against the background of a blast from the struggle with memorials to soviet soldiers who freed the republic from the brown plague at the cost of their lives. we have to remind the stony and politicians who continued to engage in revisionism, that the ss was recognized as a criminal organization by the decision of the nuremberg tribunal. and recommend that they re read history textbooks for a deeper understanding of the consequences that blind adherence to a vicious ideology leads to. now, despite the dog history of the local castle, defended the move, saying of the money by the praises those who died in what he calls the war of independence of the controversial memorial, had previously been dismantled and moved to a local ministry museum in 2009 but now local authorities decided to reinstate it. both offices died on the battlefield in 1944. as a 3rd like struggl

if it'd went through the salvation army drop box that'd have been a clean sweatshirt. have been on there, but it is. >> i see where you're coming from. >> as for david camm. >> you know david camm? >> do you remember the murder of david camm's family? >> on television, yes. >> do you know where david camm lives? >> only on television. i don't even know what his address is. >> the interrogation went on for some 12 hours with boney sticking to his story. the detectives released him with a warning. >> make no mistake about it, if anything else links you to it you're done. stick a fork in you. >> that would normally worry me, i wasn't there. >> then two weeks after letting boney walk, there was something else. something big. >> early yesterday morning i was notified of some additional scientific evidence that linked mr. boney to the homicides. >> the prosecutor revealed that a palm print found on the exterior passenger side of the bronco door frame was left there by none other than charles boney. investigators had been aware of the palm print for more than four years. only

he got help through programs offered by the san francisco salvation army.says a big factor in getting and staying clean is to be able to get away from environments where drugs are so readily available. but how? all week long we looked at san francisco's sister city vancouver to see how they're doing it. wilson walker continues our coverage from western canada. >> once you get into this five blocks by two block radius, you have everything you need to maintain an addiction without having to do much. >> reporter: whether it's the streets and alleys of vancouver's downtown east side or though in san francisco's tenderloin. one obstacle to pulling away from the opioid crisis is that the drugs are everywhere. it is something we have heard before in san francisco. >> do you know anybody who's gotten clone out here -- clean out here. >> yeah. >> how? >> get away from here. >> reporter: a parallel challenge in vancouver. jeffrey says he has tried. the treatment program offered at the downtown safe use site. >> yeah, i know, that one -- that one hasn't worked for me.

but it was just letting use their space as a means to jail these people that we like the salvation army, will oh, yeah. it's still jail, right it still is still jail with a so imagine as you in jail at a polio hospital still having do homework and then you got exam coming up. or you have a job and now you would deal right. i, i just think it was interesting when started talking about how there was this whole standoff like with the guard coming in because this thing about it now like i know we're adults, but is this like we're still young. we're still you, we're still kind of kids. and the fact that i feel like need to have the government come in i just feel like it just shows the impact that they were really making like they really felt like they were such a threat that they had to have all these people come to stop their movement that really didn't end up stopping. yeah and then greensboro the mayor justified his actions and said that black radicals were. the reason for the violence and for the conflict though his actions were justified and bring the national guard. nelson the leader w

wanders into a consignment store or better yet, a larger secondhand store like a goodwill or salvation armyu're so shocked by the amazing options that you can find there. and the rock bottom prices. the environmental aspect is a big feature, especially for younger consumers. they want to be as environmentally conscious as possible when shopping secondhand, you'll often find some of the best deals on clothes, home decor, books and jewelry. >> but there are some items you may want to steer clear of. >> i would say don't buy taxay in a thrift store. that's a bad idea. and then also anything large that's hard to wash, like a soft couch or an easy chair. a large quilt, pillows stuffed animals those things are hard to sanitize. >> for items you want to try on or inspect, you should buy in store. but there are a growing number of online options now, too. >> online is available. it is growing in popularity and it's very convenient. there are lots of sites out there, like for clothing, i would say thredup, poshmark, the real real which is specific for designer depop. a lot of younger kids are buying

>> reporter: well, the ones that we have found include igna relief and salvation army. two national groups that assist low income families with back to school. so also one thing we found that could help out is reach out to your school to your child's school because they might have resources to tap into as well. >> all right. nancy, let's put all of that aside as we close, you are a major success a lot of young people watching you this morning. give us one piece of advice as kids go back to school. what did you do to sort of steady your heart before you went back to school? >> reporter: ooh. oh my gosh, what a big question. i think i just put my head down and studied a lot. but it was also really excited about planning out my back to school outfits. i like put them top to toe and i have like a whole like document that i was very excited because you are excited about the pencils and trapper keepers and the binders. whatever. but it's about the clothes too. and i don't know if that's a really good academic piece of advice. >> i think it's great because -- it ties into a sp

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army's ground military operation. because of this, the humanitarian zone east of hanyounis, the largest city in the southern palestinian enclave, was significantly reduced, and a thousand. the solution for our salvationaceful resolution of the conflict in the gaza strip was once again attempted at the talks in qatar, the hamas delegation refused to participate in this meeting, but it took place anyway. in addition to israel , representatives from the united states, egypt and qatar took part in it. following the two-day consultations a joint statement of the parties was released to the press, which contained only abstract formulations that the negotiations were constructive and took place in a positive atmosphere. the us president rushed to declare that the signing of a ceasefire agreement in gaza was as close as ever, while biden does not know the timing of the ceasefire. i am optimistic, this is far from the end, a couple more questions, and i think we have a chance. you are more optimistic now than in past months. when will the ceasefire begin, if will you be able to reach an agreement? that remains to be seen. but hamas has a different opinion. the palestinian movement has already accused the unit

army of the israeli defense minister yoav gallant for what happened in the jit. according to the version. what is the fault of women? find a solution for our salvation.o resolve the conflict in the gaza strip peacefully once again at the negotiations in katora. the hamas delegation refused to participate in this meeting, but it took place anyway. in addition to israel, it was attended by participation of representatives from the united states, egypt and qatar. following two days of consultations , a joint statement was issued for the press by the parties, which contained only abstract formulations that the negotiations were constructive and took place in a positive atmosphere. the us president hastened to declare that the signing of the gaza ceasefire agreement is closer than ever, while biden does not know the timing of the ceasefire. i am optimistic, this is far from the end, a couple more questions, and i think we have a chance. now you are more optimistic than in the past months. when will the ceasefire begin, if you manage to reach an agreement? this remains to be seen. but hamas has a different opinion. the palestinian movement has already accu