sarah thompson explains. >> reporter: daryl robinson couldn't be more proud to be a green bay policeer, but he's as humble as they come. as he takes us for a ride on patrol we get to see the same heart a little see after school on monday. >> that aspect of that kind of happened to me growing up, it touches my heart. >> reporter: howell elementary called police saying the boy was left aloing, no one to poiick h up. his mother was in jail. >> he seemed like he was in good spirits. he was playing around in the office. >> reporter: robinson found a mother for the boy's gra-- numb for the boy's grand fafather an asked when his birthday was, and took him to mcdonald's. the two simply talked. >> he was excited to hang out with a police officer and get away for a little bit. >> reporter: it didn't last long, but the entire time, robinson recalled memories of his own childhood. five years ago at his swearing-in ceremony, we showed you these retired captain bill boggle with daryl when he was a kid. >> i think i met him on one of my birthdays when i was younger. and i always came aro needed so.

sarah thompson from our green bay station explains. >> reporter: daryl robinson couldn't be more proudus for a ride on patrol, we see that same heart a little 8-year-old got to see after school on monday. >> that aspect of that kind of happened to me growing up, it touches my heart. >> reporter: howell elementary school called police saying the boy was left alone, no one to pick him up, no emergency contacts and his mom was in jail. >> i recognized him from a prior contact probably a couple months before this. he seemed like he was in good spirits. he was playing around in the office. >> reporter: robinson found a number for the boy's grandfather and then got an idea when he learned it was the child's birthday and asked if he could take him to mcdonald's. >> he had never been in a police car before and he was very excited to ride in one. >> reporter: robinson bought him a happy meal and the two just simply talked. >> he was excited to hang out with a police officer and get away for a little bit. >> reporter: it didn't last long, but the entire time, robinson recalled memories of his ow

stars including emma thompson and jane fonda have spoken to the bbc about the allegations, and the film industry's reluctance to speak out. sarahports. harvey weinstein is admitting he needs help. in his first public comments on the widening sexual abuse scandal, he said he made m ista kes abuse scandal, he said he made mistakes but hopes the second chance. more than 20 women, among them angelina jolie and gwenyth paltrow, have now spoken out. the latest is written jack paltrow, have now spoken out. the latest is writtenjack crisp kate beckinsale, just 17 when she claims weinstein first harassed her. —— british actress kate beckinsale. who are the women that he preyed on, and praise on young women? meanwhile, hollywood legend jane fonda has spoken of her knowledge of his activities on the bbc‘s card talk programme. most of these women we re talk programme. most of these women were in their 20s when it happened, vulnerable, afraid that if they said oi’ vulnerable, afraid that if they said ordid vulnerable, afraid that if they said or did anything, that it would ruin their careers. ifound or did anything, that it would ruin their

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sarah corker, bbc news. you heard emma thompson talking there.that interview just after eight a. m.. thousands of firefighters have been called out to deal with fires in an area more than 20,000 acres. winds have dropped, but they are expected to be public game of the weekend. the state's governorjerry browne said the coming days would be critical. a correspondent with cbs sent this report. they do have some containment. there are 22 fires in this area of northern california and the biggest fires are contained, meaning they've stopped the progress. but that's only i% of the fires. 99% they haven't stopped. but that's a step in the right direction. they were feeling they weren't making any progress at all and this is the fourth day. the reason is all of the vicious winds, especially monday, wednesday and a little bit today. today hasn't been nearly as bad as they expected, just a light breeze. 3500, 3500 homes, and buildings were burnt down and we are getting a different perspective here. the fire trucks are here and some homeowners, going through

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