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is scheduled to start in paris on 27th september. this collide to california, san berna rdino this collide to california, san bernardino california, san bernardino county, tim edwards. we've had trouble getting connection with you. know you are the president of the union representing 7000 firefighters and a buyer but yourself, 25 odd years. can you tell us what it's like fighting fires in these conditions? right now, it's really extreme, we have temperatures well over 116 degrees, and at the fire, it's over 1000 degrees with flames up over 1000 degrees with flames up to 1000 feet. your members have been dealing with fires for something like three weeks continuously? yes, throughout the state of california, my members have been running up and down the state dealing with 300 active buyers at one time and now 25 so they've been going three weeks straight without a break. and many of them worried about their families and friends as well. what's it like. if you can, ta ke what's it like. if you can, take us inside the helmet. you have smoked locking up the sun, it's incredibly tough, isn't it? you have smoked locking up the

. >>> new video of a wildfire burning near san bernardino, california. 3,000 people are under evacuationtigators are trying to figure out what caused it to break out yesterday afternoon. >>> and bees backpackers shared video of the daring escape from sierra national forest vrks no choice but to drive through the flames. can't imagine that. they made it out safely and the forest ranger led them down. dozens of others had to be rescued. many by helicopter. and in texas, at least four boats sank during a trump boat parade on lake travis near austin, texas. officials have to pluck several people from locations along the route. no injuries were immediately reported. mother boat parade is planned along the potomac here in the d.c. area. >>> half way through the labor day weekend and people flooding floor florida beaches. meaning more covid concerns. morgan chesky is live from miami beach, what are they doing to try to keep the numbers in check? >> reporter: good morning to you. officials are telling everybody a a simple rule. wear your macor face a $50 fine. and officials are hoping that the m

and in europe and the united states, the attacks in paris, brulss, san bernardino, california, and orlando, florida have people fearing people could be radicals, forgetting those refugees are some of the first victim of the islamic state. here it's a powerful connection to the perception of vietnamese refugees as potential communist infi infiltrators when they were ones fleeing persecution at the hands of communists in asia. because the judgments have been rentered on many cast out or fled, it's important for those of us who were refugees to remind the world of what our experiences mean. a vietnamese colleague of mine once jokingly referred to his journey to refugee to boris johns johnson. he said you don't look like one. he was right. we can be invisible even to one another. but it is precisely because i do not look like a refugee that i have to proclaim being one, even when those of us who were refugees would rather forget that there was a time when the world thought us to be less than human. i will close there. any questions about any of the material i've lectured about today? okay. tha

ice en el operativo que se puso fin a la moratoria fueron realmente violentos como este en san bernardino californiape la entrada de que está y lo sacan por la fuerza su sobrino jason fue testigo de la detención mes en cuanto llegaron le empezaron a pegar a la ventana y y apuntándole como si fueron criminal quiso arrestar logró la mano de hecho tuve que ir al hospital porque me dolía mucho en ex jiménez también fue detenido mientras grababa el incidente pero luego lo lideraron porque es ciudadano estadounidense mes ahora me uno a stephanie y adamm para contar de una noticia que me llena de mucha alegría >> así es que hay quienes dicen que una fotografía vale más que 1000 palabras la reciente imagen que ustedes dos niñas en el suelo usando la red de wi-fi para hacer sus deberes escolares sin duda abre los palacios de muchos años desde que la foto salió en redes sociales la sequía se hicieron virales en las redes el pasado 26 de agosto el distrito escolar de salinas california como en el asunto sus manos decirle tratar de ayudarles las autoridades identificaron a las niñas de inmediato le promocionaro

california this year the most ever in the u.s. days 15000 firefighters about 3 almost 2 dozen blazes one of them is believed to have been sparked by pyrotechnics at a party in san bernardino county california as governor has declared a state of emergency in affected areas 8 people have been killed and more than 3000 structures destroyed in 3 weeks. so again this is out of there and these are the headlines saudi arabia is facing more criticism for overturning the death sentences of members who were part of the hit squad who killed journalist. 8 people have been handed jail terms of between 7 and 20 years. the u. is condemning the disappearance of better russian opposition figure maria kolesnik over witnesses say she was taken away in a van by masked men and minsk she's one of 3 women who challenge alexander new has disputed election last month britain's foreign minister has summoned the russian ambassador to the u.k. over the poisoning of opposition leader and. the valley has been brought out of a medically induced coma and doctors in berlin where he's been treated say he's been responsive the u.s. presidential campaign has officially kicked off and president donald trump

state of california one of those fires is believed to have been sparked by pyrotechnics at a party in san bernardino county california as governor declared a state of emergency in the affected areas late on sunday 8 people have been killed more than 3000 structures have been destroyed over the past 3 years. while sudar is and during some of the worst flooding in years destroying dozens of villages and for some it's brought back memories from almost 5 decades ago that's when an entire town and a cherished culture was lost to flooding i have a morgan has the story from northern sudan. nearly twice a month i use mine comes to this library in the town of had fun he says the pictures remind him of the few memories he has of the old town in the far north of sudan a town that disappeared nearly half a century ago when he was 7 years old i don't. remember the village i was born in a period of displacement from old town for sure i was around 7 years old when it was one of the most beautiful places in the country that it had really really trees many palm trees are under the now all nearby everything in the to

blazes one of them is believed to have been spotted by pyrotechnics in the polity in san bernardino county california as governor has declared a state of emergency in the affected areas 8 people have been killed and more than 3000 structures destroyed in 3 weeks. still ahead here on al-jazeera jamal khashoggi is fiance calls it a fast death sentences for the saudi hit squad who killed the journalist a cut to jail terms. still in the mood to party packing the beaches in brazil to mark independence day despite a coronavirus crisis. hello welcome to another look at the international forecasts it's looking pretty quiet across the middle east now we have still got the hates just around the levant temperatures still getting up into the low to mid. showers just around the caucasus between the black sea and the caspian sea but that aside we're really looking at a case of lots of hazy sunshine and temperatures getting up into the high thirty's so the high forty's there for kuwait and also for baghdad the low forty's here in doha. $4142.00 over the next couple of days the charts of wanted to show us around the

blazes one of them is believed to have been spotted by pirate technics at a party in san bernardino county california as governor has declared a state of emergency in effect today areas 8 people have been killed and more than 3000 structures destroyed in 3 weeks. here's president of trump and his rival joe biden have lashed out of each other as campaigning kicks off on the labor day holiday the spotlight was turned on the coronavirus pandemic and race relations in the country both in jordan as. crowds flags thumbs up for a victory this seen on labor day 2016 for both donald trump and hillary clinton as they end their running mates started the general election campaign fast forward to 2020 where president trump convened what he called a press conference at the white house in reality the 2nd campaign event here in as many weeks trump said his administration will be the one to end the cold 1000 pandemic not that of a potential president joe biden this could have taken 2 or 3 years and instead it's going to be going to be done in a very short period of time could even have it. during the month of october

blazes one of them is believed to have been sparked by pirate technics at a party in san bernardino county california governor has declared a state of emergency in affected areas 8 people have been killed and more than 3000 structures destroyed in 3 weeks brazil has celebrated its independence day without the pomp and ceremony of its annual military parade because of the coronavirus pandemic but that didn't stop brazilians from celebrating despite the country dealing with one of the world's worst 19 outbreaks monica get a cab has more from rio de janeiro. a toast to independence in rio de janeiro overlooking a crowded beach. you could be mistaken for thinking brazilians are celebrating not just their freedom from portugal but from the coven 1000 pandemic as well with no social distancing and barely any masks. president jalal so narrow himself didn't use one during the short independence day ceremony in the country's capital but he did cancel the usual military parade a stark reminder that brazil is 3rd on the list of most infected countries with almost 127000 dead back in rio his supporters made up f

>> hello, "today" show >> from san bernardino, california ♪ >> from new york city, this is jean youngy 21st birthday >> 21st. happy everything happy to have you with us this morning. hoda's off this morning. >> yes she's off. by the way, if she's sleeping in, we hope hoda set her dvr for 7:00 a.m ladies missed in our first hour and you missed a lot saturdays. >>> the president is denying a bombshell about his taxes. this emerging one day before the first debate with joe biden. three things to watch today with geoff bennett. good morning >> reporter: good morning. they've been sought after for years and this morning "the new york times" reports it's obtained two decades worth of president trump's tax returns. "the times" reports that the president paid just $750 in federal income tax in 2016 and 2017 none at all for 10 of the previous 15 years before that. the president slammed the report. >> it's fake news. totally fake news. actually, i paid tax and you'll returns are -- it's under audit. they've been under audit for a long time. >> reporter: in fact, an audit does not prevent the pr

number of evacuations and not communities outside of fresno but of fires in san bernardino and san diego down in southern california also are burning closer and closer to home and so just want to be a very busy week for us as weather conditions are just talking to our people for the next several yeah, let's talk about that real quick, so we were looking at a red flag warning starting later tonight and extending into i believe wednesday morning talk about what you're concerned about it were. >>we're we're anticipating those hot dry winds coming out of the north and east right. yeah, the national weather service has issued a red flag warning not due to gusty winds and low humidity that coupled with the already extremely dry conditions in the extremely excessive heat in temperatures that we've been experiencing this last weekend not is going to elevate the fire risk now we have increased our staffing at additional firefighters that would otherwise down been off we're stacking reserve requirement prevents ross longer hours so we're making sure we have plenty of resources, not just the dollar the current. >>dozen fires

this with brian levin he leads the center for the study of hate and extremism at california state university in san bernardino sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera so we've heard that the f.b.i. has described them as an extremist group the southern poverty law center calls them a hate group how would you describe the proud voice there an extremist group an assortment of imbecilic bigots who are massada whose. anti muslim anti-semitic and white nationalists although they do except some people of color indeed their leader is a cuban american conservative from south florida but make no mistake this is the equivalent today political brownshirts here in the united states and just today a proud member georgia's levied against him in the pacific northwest so what impact does it have when a group or as you describe it as this kind of visibility because i'll be honest i've never really heard of the proud boys many people hadn't and now it's a name that's mentioned right around the world well beyond the u.s. . right it's terrible these hundreds of bigoted idiots who get involved in violent street alt

aerial footage shows the el dorado burning east of san bernardino this afternoon. residents of california being urged to conserve power. let's go to senior meteorologist rob marciano for more. rob? >> reporter: linsey, records falling today across california and it will be even warmer tomorrow. take a look at this. most of the state of california in pink. san francisco to los angeles, san diego, bearing into parts of vegas and arizona as well. temperatures tomorrow in sacramento, 110. in downtown los angeles, potentially 108, before cooling off some on monday, tuesday. but then the winds are going to kick up, so strong offshore winds and that's going to kick unthe fire danger as well. tough weekend and weekend for much of the west. >> rob marciano, our thanks to you. >>> now to the race for 2020. and with less than two months until americans vote, a new flash point on the campaign trail. first lady melania trump among those in trump's inner circle coming to his defense as they deny a report that he allegedly disparaged fallen american soldiers. that denial doing very little to stop the bi

burning in the west including a firefighter who was fighting the el dorado fire in san bernardino forest in southern californiaof his death are under investigation. that fire started about 2 weeks ago from a device in gender reveal party and small towns have been wiped out by fires. rain is providing firefighters with favorable conditions. as of today all the major fires in the state are 10% contained. it's welcome news considering more than 1 million acres have burned in oregon alone and more than 2300 structures have been destroyed. eric. eric: yeah, the damage is just overwhelming. arthel. arthel: eric, coastal city are recovering. one pediatric center suffered major damage from category 4 storm and now they're asking communities for help rebuilding. tasha kusher joining me now with center. i will set up the story because it's personal, your son maxton diagnosed with autism on age 2. he has gone from what you describe nonverbal and totally dependent to a complete chatter bug and on way to mainstream kindergarten class. that's wonderful. if you could please tell us about the therapy at st. nick's center, wha

muchísimas gracias, el condado de california están bajo estado de emergencia debido a incendios forestales, (nombre extranjero) están afectados, entras que condado san bernardinocalifornia, en la alarmante cifra, su compaÑero nos cuenta más >>> situación que llevó al gobernador del estado a declarar emergencia en cinco condados. son las áreas afectadas, uno de los más de 20 incendios que ocupa a decenas de bomberos intentando combatir no es en dorado, ya destruido más de 3000 acres. el incendio comenzó la maÑana del sábado y su propagación fue rápida, comunidades aledaÑas reciben órdenes de evacuación mientras que las autoridades de san bernardino solicitar una personasabstenerse de visitar el aria, más tarde se supo que este incendio fue provocado por un artefacto pirotécnico que se utilizó en revelador de género, unas personas que estaban entre las llamas tuvieron que ser desalojados en helicópteros debido a otros incendios al norte del estado. por otra parte la ola de calor no favorecen panorama >>> en la sobrecarga de transformadores de electricidad también resulta ser un problema ante las altas temperaturas que alcanzan tres dígitos, así ven residentes >>

in the west including a firefighter who was fighting the el dorado fire in the san bernardino forest in southern california. that fire started about two weeks ago from a pyrotechnic device at a gender reveal party. this is just one of dozens of fires burning in the west in the hard-hit states of oregon, washington and california. in oregon where some small towns have been wiped out by the fires, rain is providing firefighters with favorable conditions. and as of today, all of the major fires in oregon are at least 10% contained. now back here in california, the cooler temperatures are helping the firefighters gain some ground on these wildfires. just yesterday with evacuation orders were lifted for thousands of people who live in communities near this canyon. leland? leland: yeah. you can just imagine how exhausted all those firefighters are, and we're still in the middle of fire season. christina coleman in california, thank you. alicia: and there is some good news amid all of this. dozens of farm animals evacuated during those oregon fires are now being reunited with their owners. they're heading home af

it's 0% contained and in southern california, the eldorado fire in san bernardino county has burned more than 12,000 acres. after that fire was sparked by a smoke machine at a gender reveal party over the weekend. as wildfires continue to ravage a state with some of the largest fires burning here in the bay area. it seems like every year these wildfires break new record and what is most concerning is that experts say things are likely going to get worse kron 4 sanaz tahernia takes a look at the wildfire trends in california. >>the state of california is typically associated with sunshine, sandy beaches and surfers. but now it seems like wildfires are making the list what used to be a rare event is now commonplace california has already seen a record 3900 square miles burned and the traditional peak of fire season is still ahead over 3.1 million acres have burned in california since january first that beat our record 2018 we thought we had beat it then it was a one 0.9 million acres so we have surpassed that i well over a million acres and we still have 4 more months in the year to go eve

admitted to a medical center >>> there are more than 20 active fires burning across california right now near san bernardino the el dorado fire has spread to more than 7,000 acres since saturday morning. officials now say it was caused by a smoke-generating device that was used during a gender reveal party as hundreds of firefighters work to try to contain the flames, they're also battling record high temperatures, into the triple digits. the state's largest utility is warning it may have to cut power starting tuesday >>> some trump supporters rocked the boat in texas. hundreds of vessels swarmed lake travis in a boat parade. and they got a little too close to each other. authorities believe that the close proximity created exceptionally choppy seas, which led to some boats going down several sank while others stalled. authorities had 15 distress calls. luckilyno one was injured. >>> also sinking are president trump's polling numbers. trump is trailing joe biden 42% to 52% that's according to a cbs news ugov poll. but with 57 days left until the election, when voters were asked would you make -- would donal

california. the el dorado fire burned more than 7,000 acres in san bernardino county. this fire began saturday morning and was caused by smoke generating device that was used for a gender reveal party. temperatures cli temperatures climbed to record highs. >> in california fires are burning. >> it trapped people up in the mountains. >> reporter: the creek fire in central california grew so rapidly it trapped some 200 camper the national guard airlifted them to safety >> when they became trapped they were doing what they could to rescue themselves and make themselves safe. some of which resulted in injuries including broken bones, lacerations. >> reporter: there are more than 20 active fires across the state. 900 wildfires have erupted in the state since the middle of august flames feeding on the dry landscape in a intense heat. california's largest utility warning it may have to cut power starting tuesday the heat and high winds could create even more fire danger if there is good news the weather is expected to school down later this week >>> in portland, a demonstrator

frances rivera we begin with a dangerous wildfires raging across california the el dorado fire has burned more than 7,000 acres in san bernardino county. officials say this fire began saturday morning and was caused by a smoke-generating device used for a gender reveal party temperatures in california climbed to record highs. and authorities say a woman died while hiking in the heat wave. this video shows hikers escaping the fast-moving creek fire they made it to safety, but there were many campers who had to be rescued. nbc's dan scheneman has this report >> reporter: in california fires are burning. residents are fleeing. >> that fire grew so quickly so fast it trapped people at mammoth pools reservoir up in the mountains. >> reporter: the creek fire in central california grew so rapidly it trapped some 200 campers. the national guard airlifted them to safety >> when they became trapped, they were doing what they could to rescue themselves and make themselves safe. some of which resulted in injuries including broken bones, lacerations, scrapes, bruises, those kind of things >> reporter: state officials say there are more than

. >>> tonight new evacuations were ordered in southern california with the human caused a fire in san bernardinoat is still not 20% contained. earlier today a fire helicopter dumped water on the flames to try to extinguish flareups and hotspots around structures. more than 12,000 acres have burned since saturday, officials say the blaze was sparked at a gender reveal party. >> if it seems like the wildfires are getting worse and our weather is getting even more extreme, tonight some climate scientists told andrea nakano, just wait. >> reporter: i talked to some professors from uc berkeley a few hours ago and they said fires and intense heat have always been part of california's identity. but what is alarming them is the rate at which these cases are occurring. is this all part of climate change in your opinion?>> i don't even think it is an opinion, i think it is most definitely. >> fires have ravaged california burning more than 2 million acres, a record. all the smoke from california's fires is trapped thousands of feet high in the atmosphere as sky drone captured the gloomy orange glow over t

here, the el dorado fire, this is southern california, butted up against san bernardino national foresth has already burned out in the areas around the homes that there simply isn't enough more full to burn that would create a danger area around their homes. we have gotten more protection around some of the neighborhoods here. a lot of it is burning off into the canyons, but that smoke and the fire and all it takes is a good wind gust and you got another bad situation on your hands. as you mentioned, the state just covered. it is a tinder box across the state, covered in red flag warnings. there are are about 22 counties facing blackout warnings and you have the situation where the high winds are really making things dangerous for firefighters, battling two dozen fires across the state of california. those are just the big fires i should say. as you mentioned, it is already burning so much of california, 2 million acres total. that is a state record, but we're just moving into the highest, the heaviest, the worst part of the fire season for all these fires. this is when the santa ana wi

and in southern california, the eldorado fire erupting, near is san bernardino, thousands of acres burning already. residents nearby ordered to get out. we've just been seeing this again and again in california. >>> let's get to rob marciano in norwalk, connecticut. who's been following all this. the heat and fire danger out west today, rob. >> yeah, the record heat doesn't help the situation when we see records from california to arizona, all the way through denver, and that camp creek fire started two days ago, so almost explosive growth there with 0% containment. here's a look at where all these fires are. over 50 uncontained fires burning across the west. a number of fire weather watches and red flag warnings. thaterquov citety prs wheruce t burning. here's the heat, nearly the entire state of california under rtfu warnings l , tiuns he ver gas, you're in it, too. look at some of these numbers -- today, the peak of it, the hottest stuff after these lm springs. 117 in riverside. burbank, 114. and today's high temperature in los angeles -- downtown l.a. expected to get up and over 100 de

san bernardino, san diego county's. fire is working on 22 new fires across the state. california set a new state record for the most acres burned in one year. according to the chronicle, more than 2 million acres have burned in >>> all evacuation errors in the lnu lightning complex fire burning and northbay have been lifted. cal fryer says they have seen limited growth on the walbridge and the hennessey fires. both ears are safe enough for people to return. however, people are told to be prepared for possible road closures and delays. buyer is working on cleanup and reinforcing those containment lights. >>> thousands of firefighters are on the front lines battling three big fires that have burning in the bay area for three weeks. seven people died during these fires and more than 3000 buildings have been destroyed many our homes. the largest fire, the acu lightning complex fire, is now 93% contained. officials say the beautiful containment could be reached by the end of this week. that fire has burned more than 619 a square mice. the lnu lightning complex fire is 91% contained. t

california wildfire sparked by a gender-reveal celebration, taking the life of a first responder. the u.s. forest service confirming a firefighter was killed overnight while battling the el dorado fire near san bernardino. new video shows the fire flaring up, crews fighting flames on both sides of highway 38 in rugged mountains. this afternoon, a solemn procession carrying the firefighter's body through the charred landscape. officers later saluting the flag-draped gurney. wildfires now claiming the lives of at least 36 people out west this year. the wind-fueled bobcat fire just north of los angeles another big concern tonight, forcing new evacuations in juniper hills. an orange haze there blotting out the sun. >> the winds just driving flames towards homes here. >> the fire is right behind the house, up on the little hill up there, and i just said, screw this. >> reporter: that fire inching dangerously close to the famed mt. wilson observatory. the smoke even closing yosemite national park, marring its natural beauty. and in oregon, storms bringing relief from the toxic smoke,

san mateo and napa counties did not report numbers today. >>> a look now at fires statewide. nearly 30 major wildfires continue to burn in california. among them, the el dorado fire in san bernardino and river side counties. that's the one that started during a gender reveal party that has claimed the life of a firefighter. it is now 59% contained. three fires that have been burning in and around the bay area are almost fully contained. the seu and lmu fires, 98% contained. the czu fire 99% contained. the creek fire in fresno county that has forced yosemite to close is just 27% contained. >> okay, let's take a live look at san jose where you can see some haze still out there tonight. today most of the bay area saw moderate air quality as smoke began to drift back over us. but how long will this last? let's ask meteorologist rob maeda a who has all the answers for us. rob? >> that banner thing air quality improves is something we're going to see today and tomorrow. outside right now, still seeing some moderate levels of smoke pollution including around san jose. almost everywhere except the coast in that moderate range. index 50 to 100. notice tomorrow we start to see a little bit

complexes are all 98% contained pick the bigger fires down primarily in southern california in riverside and san bernardinond ellie county pick even those fires, albeit, 20-30% contained pick thousands of firefighters doing a great job trying to get those specifically wonderful containment. we have another four or five weeks before we start to see possibly some precipitation coming into california as we enter the fall season. with fall season we heard about the covid-19 update and the governor's concern with the fall season meaning flu season coming into california and beyond. >>> what could be twin medical crisis is. the governor signaled real progress in his words, think there's been a bump in the number of tests administered in california. and also a small increase in the number of positive test. he said positivity rate is pretty encouraging between 2.1 and 2.8% so that positivity rate is still dropping slightly the governor said that is a sign of some real progress we're making in california. some good words to hear. we will monitor the governor's question and answers on ktvl.com and ktvu.com and more

california. how the city of san bernardino is honoring those victims. >>> some positive news from people who live the czu fire zone. evacuation orders were reduced to warnings for those in boulder creek and brookdale, as well as southern san mateo county, the fire is 46% contained tonight. nearly 1500 structures, though, have been destroyed, including more than 900 homes. >>> in southern california today, officially in santa barbara honor the 34 people who died in that boat fire one year ago. some of the emergency responders took part in a video remembrance posted on-line. they say the fire on the dive boat was the most tragic call of their careers pan memorial slack now located on a boulder at the santa barbara harbor with the names of the 33 divers and one crew member who died. >>> today marks the 75th anniversary of the end of world war ii. it was on this day in 1945 that japan finally surrendered to allied force u.s.s. missouri. because of the coronavirus, there was no large commemoration this year, but there were ceremonies around the country including at pearl harbor, and at the national ma

>>we're outside of the rock church in san bernardino it's a place where hundreds of southern california firefighters gathered this morning into this afternoon paying their respects to charles edward morton, a firefighter killed fighting the eldorado fire. firefighters friends. and committee members coming together to pay their respects. the fallen us forest service firefighter, charles edward norton i remember asking him. >>why he asked me to marry him and he looked at me. and i ioticed his eyes were starting to get watery and he grabbed me, he looked me in my eyes and he says money it's because you are the best part of me and you make me better. every day. the charlie once told me that the day he met me was a day that he decided to grow up. >>the service comes about one week after morton, a big bear interagency hotshot squad boss was killed fighting the eldorado fire near oakland. warren had been with the force service since 2006 and worked on both the front country and mountaintop ranger districts, the mill creek interagency hotshots and and 31. >>and in june 19. >>was a real communit

california over the weekend. the el dorado fire currently burning near oakland and san bernardino county forced the evacuations of 3000 residents. it has scored 7300 acres. the fire is 7% contained. >>> members of the oakland education association are holding a labor day yes on 15 action. they want to celebrate the multiracial working class and unions while demanding higher taxes to wealthy corporations to pay for schools and services. they are having a car caravan and driving directly to some of those corporations. >> california is the fourth largest corporation in the world. we have seen our public school systems get underfunded. it is crucial that we provide for the working class and people among us. >> reporter: they are protesting on foot on the golden gate bridge. >>> campaign 2020, labor day is the time that americans begin paying closer attention to the presidential race. reporter skyler henry takes a look at a new poll which shows where the two candidates stand on various issues. prima president donald trump held a labor day news conference from the north portico of the white house. >> we celebrate the a

san bernardino and san diego counties. firefighters are currently battling at least 22 fires all over the state. california set a new record for most acres burned in a year. the chronicle is reporting that wildfires in california have burned just over 2 million acres so far this year. the previous record was set back in 2018 at 1.96 million acres. >>> it was a school year unlike any other. how schools are not only dealing with the coronavirus but also a shortage of teachers. also ahead, president trump is threatening to pull funding from california schools. the program he disagrees with. >>> significant heat. there is a real possibility for more records tomorrow. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> president trump is threatening to withhold federal funding from california public schools that they incorporate the project into the curriculum. the project centers. beginning when slaves were brought to the virginia economy. the president tweeted the u.s. department of education i

. >> in southern california, new evacuations were ordered with a human caused wildfire in san bernardino county. still not even 20% contained. yesterday, a fire helicopter dumped water on the flames to extinguish flare-ups and hot spots around structures. more than 12,000 acres have burned since saturday. >> this could be the greatest loss of human lives and property due to wildfire in our state's history. >> hundreds of homes in oregon have been destroyed by growing wildfires. fueled in part by strong winds. more than 470,000 acres have burned with at least five towns substantially gone. officials are calling for mass evacuations. >>> plenty of folks seeing the eerie orange sky from wildfire smoke over the bay area is giving them anxiety. when the sun rose behind a heavy layer of smoke and fog, the creepy orange sky made a strong impression. eye-popping images soon took over social media. we've all seen them. people shared they felt unsettled and distracted and even anxious. >> ominous and bleak. >> it's apocalyptic. >> just kind of feels like the sky is falling. >> pretty healthy react

california. evacuation orders are in place, east of san bernardino down south. this is the lnu fire scorched 1500 acres. the super tanker performing a fire drop to protect the homes in that area. evacuations have been issued. >>> near fresno of an alarming scene. the new video here shows you the creek fire, heavy smoke there. it is burning east lake of fresno. that fire erupting this afternoon and you can see it really took off there. the popular labor day destination, there is word that people may be trapped in the pool campground. >> that's not good. >> this fire is southeast, it started this afternoon and evacuations are in order. >> up next, more about the president's covid-19 vaccine timeline. kamala harris is speaking out tonight. >> plus, help the state out. the message from tesla to its car owners during our statewide alert. jean, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? that's great! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? john stamos to knit you a scarf? all fini

bosques y parques nacionales en el sur de california estÁn cerrados desde esta tarde entre los ocho clausurados estÁ los bosques de los Ángeles, san bernardinoacionales y quedÓ prohibido el uso de fogatas y estufas de gas. bien, una ola de calor extremo alimenta el fuego desde este fin de semana, ademÁs tiene en emergencia al sistema de electricidad de todo el estado, en los Ángeles termÓmetros marcaron ayer 121 f, es la mayor temperatura en la historia del condado, ahÍ los cortes de luz afectan al menos a 90 mil clientes que se quedaron sin electricidad. >> se apagÓ todo, pensÉ que era la casa pero no, ya como a los 20 minutos otra vez. >> las autoridades de los Ángeles piden que los consumidores ahorren energÍa para evitar que el sistema elÉctrico colapse >> la pandemia no da tregua, las personas que han muerto por covid-19 son mÁs de 190 mil en estados unidos con mÁs de 6. 3 millones de contagios sigue siendo el paÍs mÁs afectado del mundo, la crisis estÁ lejos de terminar, el nÚmero de casos va en aumento en 22 de los 50 estados de la naciÓn, a pesar d estos datos, a pesar de la amenaza de contagio, este fin de semana millones de estadou

across california, more than two dozen major fires now scorching the state. in san bernardino county, at the el dorado fire, families using garden hoses to help firefighters battle the flames. officials say this out of control fire was sparked by a pyrotechnic smoke device somne t f part ofder reveal photo op. >> all right, zohreen shah joins us live now, and i want to pick up where you just left off there. that family that did the gender reveal, they could face charges? >> reporter: tom, it is up to the d.a. officials say the family involved is cooperating. meanwhile, the hot and dry conditions out here condition. it is going to be another rough night for firefighters tonight and tomorrow. tom? >> zohreen shah, who has been following these fires all through the holiday weekend for us, thank you. >>> let's get right to rob marciano. rob, how long do we expect the extreme fire danger to go on? >> reporter: well, the heat we saw again today is going to be replaced by wind. take a look at this map. this red flag warnings are now posted for 35 million americans. those excessive he

the eldorado fire in southern california's san bernardino county sparked by a gender reveal stunt goneas scorched more than 10,000 acres. in oregon hundreds of homes have been destroyed and tens of thousands of people are forced to find shelter. on monday alone washington state had more acres burn than in all of 2019. more than 300,000 acres. here is the governor, jay inslee. >> california, oregon, washington, we're all in the same soup of cataclysmic fire. the reason we're in the same soup is because the grass is so dry, the temperature is so hot and the winds are so heavy. >> trace: let's bring in janice dean live with us. where are the worst fires and how is the weather fueling all of this? >> i think we have fires all up and down the west coast and the storm that was bringing snow to the rockies was also fueling some of those strong winds. so the good news is the winds are starting to die down. the temperatures have come down a little bit. the problem is the dry conditions. we don't have any moisture getting into this area for the foreseeable future. so you have the dry to severe t

california. so cnn's ryan young joins us from san bernardino county. what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah, you can see how dangerous this fire and the fire conditions can be with those 13 people rescued. more people were up there, according to fire officials. they will be able to get to them they are safe right now. they had to go four different locations with the helicopters. right now, where we're standing about 45 minutes outside of l.a., you can see the burn ground behind me. this eldorado fire -- apparently this started from one of the gender reveal parties and the family called 911. they tried to put it out with water bottles but it spread to over 8,000 acres. when you combine the wind and the heat, you know it's been tough for firefighters. especially when you look at all of this video from the last few days. they're hoping things will improve today, but when you talk about 0% containment it's hard for the firefighters to fight the blaze. >> thank you so much. let's pray they can get some containment of that. >>> now, there's a new controversy for postmaster gener

california. law enforcement and the u.s. forest service let a procession to the san bernardino county coroner's office to honor the fallen firefighternces around that person's death have not been released. the firefighter died yesterday battling the el dorado fire. >>> former california governor gary brown is a champion of departmental issues. in a conversation today with our political reporter greatly brown urged people to take climate change seriously. >> reporter: as several deadly wildfires continue to burn in california and climate change becomes a major issue in the 2020 election, former california governor jerry brown is sounding the alarm- >> scientists tell us that the drought the lower humidity, the lack of rain and the intensified heat and the duration of all of this is all in part due to climate change and it will get worse. >> reporter: the democrats served four terms as california governor, making environmental issues a top priority during his time in office and beyond. >> what needs to be done, particularly in the state of california? >> one, protect the people by making these billion-dollar investments protecting aga

hills and valleys and tinder dry brush of southern and central california additional fires have broken out in san diego county and in san bernardino county and of course again for the firefighters who have to wear protective clothing that's quite heavy helmets masks now to to coronavirus as well as the smoke that they encounter when they're fighting fires and the extreme physical exertion of fighting a fire for hours and hours on end this heat is is just making it extremely difficult for these firefighters to try and save lives and property indeed have reynolds thank you very much indeed. still to come this hoffa libya's warring sides meet in iraq a finish ations as they gear up for a major peace talks on monday. britain's prime minister talks tough on brakes it leaving the e.u. without a deal would still be a good outcome for the u k. hello the weather's fine and dry across a good part of australia but we have got a very active system just making its way towards the south of a west on western australia some heavy downpours coming through here just notice how tightly packed the i suppose are as well so some strong winds that are g

state of california more than 300 hex hairs are placed near the city of san bernardino firefighters are battling to contain the flames and several towns nearby have been evacuated and still not known how the fire started. lots more available on our web sites the address of course is al jazeera dot com. this is al jazeera these are the headlines the united states is preparing for a weekend of protesters pro and anti trump demonstrators gather to highlight racial injustice and support for the police approach that rally has already taken place outside the kentucky derby horse race in louisville health officials in the u.s. are worried about a new surge in corona virus infections during the long haul a day they fear gatherings in crowded bars could make the weekend a critical point in the fight against the virus sudan's government has declared a 3 month state of emergency because of weeks of floods that have killed more than 100 people river nile has to be written to levels not seen in a century 100000 homes have been badly damaged and others completely destroyed since late july had a littl

state of california more than 300 hectares are blaze near the city of san bernardino firefighters are battling to contain the flames and several towns have been evacuated it's still not known how it started californians are experiencing a drought and a heat wave leaving type a sickly bad year for wildfires. boat a large oil tanker initial lanka has been brought under control but it's still not fully extinguished the new diamond was heading for the indian port of paradise on thursday when the fire started in the engine room killing a filipino crew member there were fears the blaze would ignite 2000000 barrels of oil on board sri lanka's navy says there's no risk of a significant oil spill. chilean rescue workers have abandoned their search for survivors on the rubble of a collapsed building in the lebanese capital signs of life were detected there on thursday a month after the catastrophic port explosion that killed at least 191 people the rescuers were able to go down a tunnel inside the building to confirm there were no survivors. unfortunately today we can say technically there is n

california, paul bercammen. >>> thanks, paul. the el dorado fire in san bernardino has grown to 7,000 acres.al party. >>> joe biden is jumping on accusations that president trump disparaged dead american troops. the biden camp is spending $47 million to launch the protect our troops. it's in wisconsin, north carolina, aarizona, pennsylvani, florida. they're saying the president referred to fallen war heroes as suckers and as losers. cnn confirmed much of that reporting over the weekend and the editor of "the atlantic" over the weekend. >> reporter: i would fully expect more reporting to come out about this and more confirmation and new pieces of information in the coming days and weeks. >> yeah. >> reporter: president trump and several of his current aides are denying "the atlantic" report. >> have you ever heard the president disparage u.s. service members? >> absolutely not. i would be offending, too, and i've been at the tank, at the pentagon with him. this president resmekts and su sports the u.s. military. >> it should be noted he spoke with the first lady whether to attend in france an

california. he's near the el dorado fire, this is burning in san bernardino county.what firefighters are up to there and how the rescue efforts are coming this morning. >> reporter: i can give you a visual on that. this is what firefighters are up against. i'm standing in it. so much of this scorched landscape due to that fire, now exploding to more than 10,500 acres, up from more than 7,000 at the beginning of the day. yesterday a much different situation than what's happening at the creek fire. still extremely dangerous because of the winds and the dry brush. luckily a lot of the flames and firefight now pushed back into the canyons, primarily because of how much fuel has already scorched the landscape near these neighborhoods. this is the fire, worth mentioning, started by that gender reveal gone wrong. some sort of explosive device used to reveal the gender of a couple doing a photo op at a nearby park. that's under investigation. that couple is cooperating with authorities. no charges as of yet. meanwhile, the creek fire you just mentioned, i want to take you th

all this when california is experiencing a record—breaking heatwave. here's chris martinez from cbs new in san bernardinol community and there is certainly a bit of anxiety here and the reason is because of what you see right on top there, a lot of smoke. the bobcat fire, the large fire in this area, is burning just on the other side of that mountain. that fire, nearly 9000 acres, 0% contained, it has mostly burned in a forest area. but the concern right now is we are expecting some very strong, powerful winds here, the santa ana winds. they'll blow to this area tonight. so neighbourhoods like where i'm standing, they have been told to be ready to get up in case the wind pushes the fire here. this is just one as you mentioned burning fires throughout the state of california. stay with us on bbc news — still to come... a world on the move — new reasearch suggests a changing environment could lead to more than a billion people leaving their homes. freedom itself was attacked this morning and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spi