shasta darlington, thank you. never seen this many questions headin into the opening games. >>> let's get a start on your money. stocks around the world are weak this morning. dow futures following the lead. oil stumbling to $40 a barrel. big world oil pushed crude down 20% from the highest point this year. what market? >> bear. >> bear, john berman. >> thank god i got that right. >> stay out of the stock market until the election. goldman says stock prices are expensive and earnings growth poor. shares of smith & wesson have never been higher. demand for firearms in america. 2.2 million background checks performed on americans buying guns. the largest number ever recorded if july. that means shares of smith & wesson are up 40% this year. gunmaker stocks have jumped following gun violence. we have seen this pattern over and over. consumers rush to buy guns among worried of future stricter laws. >>> andrew cuomo wants to ban inmates and sexual offenders from playing pokemon. he is overturning the makers of the comp

shasta darlington explains. shasta darlington, rio de janeiro whether you're over at one thing you wont see is a whole lot of brand competition. the only refreshment you can get is a coke brand; the only beer, brazils skol.in fact, the city of rio de janeiro has turned into one big advertisement. shasta darlington, rio de janeiro here at the megastore you can pick up your rio 16 mascots, but the only officials sports brand you will find is nike.and the only card they accept is visa. all these companies and more have paid sponsors of the olympics. competitors are nowhere to be found. peter shankman, branding specialist advertisers have paid anywhere from 4-6 billion dollars overall to be involved in the olympics this year so it makes sense that the olympic committee will want to protect that investment for the advertisers.staging the olympics is expensive. the olympic committee needs the money big advertisers bring to the table. to help protect their offical brands- and to protect what they call overcommercializa

thank you, shasta. >>> let's get an early start on the money.tumbling back above $40 a barrel. world oil supplies pushed crude down 20% from the highest point. crude is in a bear market. warning on stocks. goldman sachs warns stay out of the stocks until the election. stocks are expensive and earnings is poor. >>> shares of smith & wesson have never been higher. unabated demand for firearms in america. the fbi stated 2.2 million background checks for americans buying guns. the highest number ever recorded in july. shares of smith & wesson up 40% this year. gun sales have jumped as people rush to buy. >>> andrew cuomo wants to ban pokemon go. he instructed the state department of corrections to for bid sex offenders on parole to play the game. and he is turning over an updated registry to the company that developed the game. pokemon go has been downloaded more than 100 million times according to a report this morning. >>> a big bounce for hillary clinton in a new cnn poll. "new day" picks up the story now. >> shame on you, donald trump. >> you ha

shasta darlington explains. janeiro whether you're over at the olympic park or here at the olympic fan zone, one thing you wont see is a whole lot of brand competition. the only refreshment you can get is a coke brand; the only beer, brazils skol.in fact, the city of rio de janeiro has turned into one big advertisement. shasta darlington, rio de janeiro here at the megastore you can pick up your rio 16 mascots, but the only officials sports brand you will find is nike.and the only card they accept is more have paid big bucks to be official sponsors of the olympics. competitors are nowhere to be found. peter shankman, branding specialist advertisers have paid anywhere from 4-6 billion dollars overall to be involved in the olympics this year so it makes sense that the olympic committee will want to protect that investment for the advertisers.staging the olympics is expensive. the olympic committee needs the money big advertisers bring to the table. to help protect their offical brands- and to protect what they cal

shasta darlington reports. soldiers and police posted on corners and beaches at 85,000, the security deployment in rio more than double for the london olympics. crime is down, but not gone. ryan lochte told nbc he and three other us swimmers were with badges, ordering them to the ground. ryan lochte, us olympic swimmer "i refused. i was like we didn't do anything wrong so i'm not getting down on the ground. and then the guy pulled out his gun, he cocked it, put it to my forehead, he said get down. i put my hands up and i and i was like whatever."police are investigating and the ioc has called for tighter security around athletes and visitors. the crod often distracted, making them easy prey according to security experts. kirk freeman, security consultant, eess inc "if you're paying attention to your phone and you're looking down, you have no idea what's going on in your surroundings so you want to make sure you minimize your phone use to just essential."some basic advice? kirk freeman, security consultant, eess

shasta darlington live with the latest in rio. shasta, good day to you. >> reporter: good morning, george. it was a spectacle that was done on the 10th of the budget, raising hopes that rio can finally turn the page on what was a troubled lead-up. telling the story of brazil's indigenous roots, many slaves brought over and japanese immigrants. but i have to say over where we were in the fan zone, the biggest cheers went up for top model gisele bundchen playing the girl from in tphaoepl ma. really again people who perhaps had been less optimistic about the rival of these games. but wants the ceremony started, another highlight was the bronze me allist lima who lit the called ron. he was a marathon runner back in 2004 who appeared set to win the gold medal when a spectator pushed him off course and only won the bronze. he was not as famous as the king of football pele, but whose health prevented him from lighting the called ron, it seems befitting of one who lost an opportunity to represent gold medal had this opportunity. as you me

shasta darlington has more on the story that just keeps turning. >> reporter: that is right. is charged with falsifying a police report. evidence of the misadventure during the olympics is not going away. he can prepare a defense, but he is not legally required to come back. if a judge convicts him, this crime carries one to six months in prison or the judge could opt to slap him with a fine. this started with lochte claiming he and three teammates were in a taxi and pull over by robbers posing as police and put a gun to his head and demanded his wallet. police said he was lying. an altercation at a gas station that involved urinating against the back wall and vandalism and armed security guards. at this point, when all of this came to light, the four swimmers apologized, but lochte was already back in the united states. jimmy feigen had to pay a fine of $10,000 to get out of brazil to get back to the states. in this particular case, now the prosecutors have to decide if they take the police charges to a judge. again, if a judge convicts him, it is highly unlikely brazil will

>> the increase in cost could slow down the plan to have an initial rail system from san jose to shasta by 2025. >> we have been hearing from donald trump now about updating public transit. making it part of his campaign. >> that's true. he hasn't specifically said he supports the plan to build a 500-mile- high speed rail line from l.a. to san francisco. but he has mentioned several times china and other countries have high-speed rail trains while this country does not. live in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:03. let's check our traffic this morning with roqui. >> thank you, kenny. well, in san jose a motorcycle accident southbound 280 at stevens creek boulevard. now chp is actually looking for the crash but there are reports that the motorcycle is down in the slow lane. and then let's move to the south bay travel times. your 280/680 split to 237 northbound will take 15 minutes and then everything is pretty clear. and then altamont pass, excuse me, our bay area mass transit, you have ace train delay from 30 to 45 minutes. and altamont pass, usual delays -- altamont pass

shasta, thank you so much. we'll stay in touch with you and find out what the next day brings for many of these athletes who are there to compete. thank you. >>> when it comes to the medal standings, the united states is comfortably on top. the most gold medals at 20 and the most overall at 50. china is in second place with 13 gold and 37 altogether. and great britain and gentleman is pan neck and neck for third. two golds separating their overall count. first in the pool, the women will swim 50-meter freestyle and 4 x 100 meter medley. the men will swim the 1,500 meter. gold number 23 in the 4 x 100 medley relay. on dry land, track and field athletes will compete and women sprinters will run the 100-meter race. for all the highlights from rio, you can get it right there at our website, cnn.com/olympics. >>> other news we're following around the world, the united states claims an isis leader was killed in afghanistan. the pentagon said that strike in the eastern part of the country killed khan on july 26th and

shasta darlington explains. it's a soup kitchen serving rio's castaways with some of the biggest names in the culinary world stirring the pots and that's just the way michelen- starred chef massimo bottura wants it. (massimo bottura, chef, osteria francescana) on the second night, there were two guys who left the room saying it's the first time in my life that we were treated like human beings - like prince and princess. its breathtaking because it is exactly what we want to do here. we build the dignity of the people. to top it all off, they're using surplus ingredients originally destined for the olympic village. served up under fine art on tables designed by campana brothers to show off dinner stains. (massimo bottura, chef, osteria francescana) because the touch has to be perfect, because you have to see the traces of what was the dinner of the first night, the second night, the third night and on and on and on the wood you touch the wood and see the history of this place. an ambitious project called refetto

as shasta darlington explains, they use leftover the olympic village and create three-course meals for people in need. >> reporter: kitchen serving rio's castaways. with some of the biggest names in the culinary world stirring the pots. and that is just the way the michelin star chef wants it. >> there was two guys the second night they were here and they left the room saying the first time in my life that we like prince and princess. it is breathtaking. it is exactly what we want to do here. >> reporter: to top it all off, they are using surplus ingredients originally destined for the olympic village served up under fine art on tables designed by the campana brothers to show off the stains. >> the tops have to be perfect but with no varnish because you have was, you know, the dinner of the first night, the second night and on and on and on. >> reporter: an ambitious project that just opened in rio's run downneighborhood kate aring to those in need. he teamed up with the brazilian chef to make it all happen. she shows us the pantry of unwanted food. >> it is wrinkled. it would not sell

there may not be a railway from san francisco to shasta. lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> hundreds of people are evacuated in san bernardino county from the pilot fire. it's burned 6300 acres in an area south of hesperia. it's only 6% contained this morning. even more homes are considered threatened. >> it is emotional. you know? we have been through this quite a few times. this is my third time since living up here going through this. >> so far, no buildings have burned and no reports of any injuries. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. one of several big wildfires burning around the state right now. >>> the heart fire is now 100% contained. we have 96% containment in the goose fire. and we have 45% containment in the soberanes fire in the monterey county area. we are still seeing hazy conditions from it. the entire state with nasty air quality. let take a look at your air quality and the forecast for this tuesday. a little bit of a tinge in the atmosphere, moderate air from the north bay. that is from the "cold fire" that's almost c

. >> plus a day at shasta lake turns into a nightmare for some local teens after an otter goes on the attack. >> from the kpix weather center, good friday morning everyone. sure, there's so many activities going on this weekend. i'll talk about the smoke, the haze, and the pollen and how it will affect your weekend. >> some vta cancellations this morning. we'll tell you how and why and a check on your crashes on the sunol grade. ,, ,,,,,, california's clean air laws are working. we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs. i'm tom steyer. just when we're making progress, the oil companies are trying to weaken our clean air laws. but we can stop them. send them a message. we're going to protect our kids - not their profits. ♪ can show you coverage options to fit your budget. oh -- ohhh! she slimed me. [ laughs ] this morning... as donald t plans to tour parts of flood ravaged louisiana later tod. last night, the republic >>> the clinton foundation is making changes this morning as don

two boys are attacked by otters in lake shasta, california. 13-year-old chris whitney and his friend were swimming out to came after them. chris says one otter was trying to bite him over and over again while he was trying to swim away. chris whitney otter victim "every time it would go under i knew it was about to attack and it was just so terrible it's just the scariest thing in my life i've ever been through." when the boys finally made it to shore, they were covered in bite marks. they were quickly rushed to the hospital to get rabies shot. the kids did have a good sense of humor about it though - they had some otter pops on their way out. there's something brewing in the water at lake tapps in washington...and it may be making people sick. health officials are telling people to stay out.... after they found toxic algae in the lake but a lot of people didnt hear about the warning or see the signs in the area.... jeff levell, visiting lake 54;45 i guess they're giving people warning. but uh, i did'nt know anything about it. 54:51 [butted with] maria @1:01:32 we arrived here around

let's get the latest from shasta darlington live in rio where the olympics may not be over. >> reporter with falsifying the police report. police say they will notify lochte in the united states so he can prepare a defense. he is not required to return to brazil. if the judge finds him guilty, this is a crime that carries a sentence from one to six months in prison or the judge could slap a fine on him instead. let's remember how this started. lochte who went on tv and claiming that he and three teammates were in a taxi and pulled over by robbers posing as police who put a gun to his head and stole his wallet. when police looked into this, they came out saying lochte was lying and there was an altercation at a gas station that involved the swimmers urinating in public and vandalism and armed security guards. in the end, all four swimmers have come out apologizing. the problem was lochte was no long ne longer in brazil. his teammate jimmy feigen had to pay a fine. and prosecutors will decide to take the police charges to a judge. if a judge finds him guilty, it is unlikely they will extr

why choose between coke and pepsi when you can have diet shasta.'m talking about libertarian nominee gary johnson. >> trevor: who? >> johnson is an experienced entrepreneur, former governor of new mexico and so legit he calls himself honest johnson. >> trevor: honest johnson sounds like the worst porn name ever. >> okay, well, i think we need more honesty in the bedroom. >> trevor: i heard about this candidate. this is the same guy who's so open about smoking weed all the time. i don't know if america wants their president to be high in the situation room. >> if america had a president who smoked weed maybe w we wouldn't be so quick to go into war all the time. if george bush have been high, would he have gone into iraq? >> trevor: would have gone in, just a lot slower. >> gary johnson is against gun control. >> that's what libertarian means, no government anywhere, won't regulate taxes, tell me how to run my business or tell my i can't mary a sasquatch. >> there's a perfectly good candidate out there who happens to be a woman, and i william a her.

evacuation orders were lifted for tricounty, cal shasta, rancho dell lag owe and south shore village. the chimney fire is -- a lot of work still to be done on the central coast. >> of course, the wind helps to push the fire to certain places. >> it certainly does. >> how is it now? >> it's not too gusty. the good news is we're getting that cooler breeze moving in from the coastline. that's increasing humidity and helping to keep our fire danger low. as we look outside the sky camera network, you'll be able to see beautiful conditions in san jose. not quite as hazy again with the westerly wind. pretty dominant the past couple of days. it's been a little better for our air quality. currently, we have 74 degrees at the san jose airport. little warmer, near 80 for east and south san jose. as we take you to oakland. it is hazy. fog is just over san francisco now. as you'll see in the forecast, we do expect those areas of low clouds to move in by 7:00 tonight and eventually 50s by 9:00 p.m. so take a jacket if you're heading out to oakland for dinner tonight. as we look ahead to tomorrow mo

cnn's shasta darlington live in rio with more for you. hi, shasta. >> hi, carol.tle good news since we haven't had so much of that. right behind me is a brand-new metro line that we thought for months might not open in time to connect all of the hotels here in the touristy part of the city with the olympic park 19 miles away. today, it's opening its doors, at least for ticket holders. that means a trip that can take two hours on congested roads is now cut down to half an hour. the bad news is it won't open up for the rest of the city until after the games. we've seen people behind us getting turned away when they try to go in. we also had unfortunately some bad news on the venue side. while those venues were delivered largely on time, some of them have since been damaged. first it was the olympic village. we heard about all the problems there. well now the main boat ramp at the marina where the sailing event and the surfing events are taking place, it was ripped apart by strong winds. on the same day, this very strong weather front also damaged some tv studios on

shasta has created a phenomenon known as an ash devil. it looks like a tornado. the ash devil was caught on camera yesterday as it began pulling in burnt ashes and debris from the so-called grade fire. the 700 acre fire is burning in yreka off highway 263. it shows a map showing how close the smoke from the fire is to the freeway. it is 65% contained. >>> well stay here --. the frustration over a fatal police shooting, tonight the new push to bring justice after a man was shot six times in the back in san francisco. >>> also how twitter's new plan to combat online harassment. >>> and getting from here to there faster. the revolution breaking ground today. >>> and a castle comes back to live in berkberkeley. the cool upgrade for students at cal. >>> and under the every day, the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil compa

shasta darlington, cnn, rio de janeiro. all chat at hb we'll see scattered rain and storms through mid-afternoon as a cold front pushes through southeast wisconsin. highs for the day once the rain works its way out, we'll be left with drier air and lower humidity. overnight lows will be much cooler, in the mid 50s. cloud cover looks like it will stick see a few sprinkles. highs will drop to the low 70s. sunshine returns for monday and tuesday, and our temperatures will warm back to the upper 70s and low 80s. today: scattered showers dewpoint: 68 wind: s-w 10-20 mph tonight: mostly cloudy but dry. low: 56 dewpoint: 64 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: mostly cloudy with the chance for a few sprinkles. cooler. high: 73 dewpoint: 56 wind: nw 10-15 mph monday: sunny. am low: 51 high: 78 dewpoint: 55 wind: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: dewpoint: 63 wind: s 5-10 mph wednesday: partly sunny with the chance for thunderstorms. am low: 65 high: 80 dewpoint: 66 wind: sw 5-15 mph thursday: partly sunny with the chance for thunderstorms. am low: 65 high:

stuff out on the west side of the veil, that would be n durango and another batch coming in near shasta blue over there. could see evening thunderstorm but then going partly cloudy overnight into the low 70s, because pretty good chance for scattered showers and storms down there and hikers up on the mountain and first day of school hot, how about 104? to 105 on tuesday and cool off and batch of thunderstorm by week's >> anchor: medford field between innings entertainment and got loose from the enclosure and wandered out on to the field. grounds crew slowly surrounded on. the state college had booked whiplash monkey to perform between innings and brought the sheep to the ballpark in the first place, no animals or outfielders were injured during this delay. special honor from his hometown and city of henderson will present key to city and mayor plans to issue a proclamation naming tuesday connor fields day. congratulations to him. rany has the morning sports update. >> national titles will have a tough opener and on the road in texas and taking on cedar hill and fifth in the preseason hol

shasta darlington is in rio with more on the dirty water threatening the health of athletes. >> reporter: the marvelous beaches. you might think twice before you jump in. raw sewage and now what scientists describe as super bacteria. researchers tested the city's beaches for a year, and discovered high levels of the dreaded super bug. drug resistant bacteria that have been turning up in hospitals. >> we believe that true municipal sewage and gets to the bay or other rivers and it finally gets to the beach. >> reporter: the highest levels found on the shores of the bay that's the site of the olympic sailing event. one gold medal sailor says it's the dirtiest water he's competed in. >> we have cuts and as soon as you get it easily infect yourself. that's a problem. >> reporter: a german sailor blamed the waters for a skin infection he got while training. authorities, however, say athletes and visitors will be safe, and the sailing arena has internationally acceptable levels of bacteria. according to rio's water utility, half the homes in rio state are connected to the >> waste water treatm

right now there are flames burning as far north as shasta county and as south as san bernardino county is hot and dry and we are dealing with a drought for several years now. that's all been a bad part of why these fires are continuing to grow. as we heard in a live interview with cal fire earlier, while the rain was really good which made the grass grow which is now adding more fuel to the fire. we are going to go to a fire burning between caramel and big sur. tonight several miles of highway 1 in monterey county just south of points had the close today. they needed to get firefighters more room to work on a containment. the road should reopen by monday afternoon. we checked a little bit earlier. they thought it might open a little bit sooner than monday night and they are thinking now monday afternoon. this fire killed 1 person, destroyed 57 homes and burned 11 buildings and burned more than 114 square miles. we move to yolo county where that fire is now 100% contained. it's burned near the napa county line. these are pictures from last week when the fires first started near highway

shasta darlington, cnn, rio de janeiro. >>> donald trump's bitter feud with the parents of a fallen u.smuslim soldier is sparking widespread outrage from the leadership of his own party. the war of words began when kazir khan, whose son died in iraq, spoke at last week's democratic convention. he denounced the republican presidential candidate for proposing a ban on muslims and said trump had sacrificed nothing. trump later criticized khan's wife for remaining silent on stage. >> while not specifically mentioning donald trump by name, u.s. house speaker paul ryan spoke out in defense of the khan family saying, many muslim americans have served valiantly in our military and made the ultimate sacrifice. captain khan was one such brave example. his sacrifice and that of khizir and ghazala khan should always be honored, period. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell offered similar sentiments, captain khan was an american hero and like all americans i'm grateful for the sacrifices that selfless young men like captain khan and their families have made in the war on terror." >> trump's former

they now can return to their home, the evacuation orders were lifted for tri-county, shasta, and southhore village. the chimney fire so far has taken out 43 acres, now 39% contained. several areas in san luis obispo and monterey counties are still under evacuation orders. >>> and if you're tuning in, don't adjust your televisions. thursday night football tonight. >> i'm so hungry, my dinner break has been pushed back. >> that is a priority. >> on a selfish note. we do have the immediate coastline helping out at least, our fire danger here across the bay area. as you go ahead and get a look you can see how expansive the marine layer is, impacting our temperatures right now. we're down in the interior valleys from concord to livermore, eight degrees cooler cared to this time yesterday. from the north to the south bay, right now in santa rosa, clouds increasing, we'll drop into the low 50s once we hit 10:00 tonight, it will stay that way all the way into early tomorrow morning. for san jose, to the south bay, 65 degrees right now, and we'll hold these clear skies through 3:00 a.m. later t

it happened in lake shasta.ere's cristina davies. " " >>> two boys are left with cuts and bites after being attacked by otters. >> one kept attacking us. >> reporter: 13-year-old chris and his friend were swimming out to these rocks on sunday when they say the otters made a beeline for them. >> so we had to swim back about 70 yards back to our camp and they kept getting at our legs and our feet. >> reporter: the boys swam as fast as they could go. >> i just remember looking back at it and seeing its teeth. >> reporter: chris says one otter was trying to bite him over and over again. and all he can do was swim. >> it was just like kept getting at you and it wouldn't stop. and it was just painful. >> reporter: it took a few minutes for the boys to get to safety. but to chris, it felt like an eternity. >> every time it would go under, i knew it was about to attack and it was so terrible. it was just scariest thing in my life i have ever been through. >> reporter: his father is in disbelief. >> i thought they were s

park, great weekend for that but it will be cool with highs in the 60s there and as we get a look at shasta-trinity national forest, upper 80 toss start out but we will have cooler weather as we head into the next couple of days. let's take a quick look at this forecast for rio. it will be warming up there into the upper 80s by the end of the weekend. and then we get start to see showers moving in by early next week. so that will be something to watch. let's head over to mike now. the friday commute is starting to show up. >> it's not saying a lot because friday's commute tends to be a little bit lighter as we often talk about. that's good news for the drivers. green all around the bay on all sides. a little bit of slowing out of the altamont pass as we typically see. no slowing by the time you get to livermore. the bay bridge, the toll plaza, cash waiting on either side of the fastrak lanes. good amount of traffic for a friday at this time. we'll see if they have to turn the metering lights on in ten minutes. this friday is looking lighter. the mist though here and across the golden gate i imagibr

house of the last of the was that he was in critical condition had and they say this is the 36 time shastacles of east of the freeways just since november 3rd dozen times they're anxious to catch the shooting this started in yesterday's fed to 30 a.m. eastbound as the car was pulling up on the upholstery that is when the shots rang out when the authorities got there they found the 27 year-old inside of his silver car with a gunshot wound to the head of the was transported to. the local to >>jackie sissel: he is in critical condition this is an extremely shooting another person was shot and killed in antioch that prompted the officials on highway 4 to put traffic cameras so they can see traffic coming and going from the area are obviously people who travel the roads are very worried we had a chance to talk to some of them yesterday they are afraid to get on the freeway officials say many of those involved in gang activity and they also believe they were targeted attacks no indication from the california highway patrol for the and not the attack was a target attacked as far as the shooter no

>>james: even a massive influx of the have not been an up to catch everything we have shasta darlingtonsoldiers and police posted on corners and beaches 85,000 a security deployment more than double for the london olympics the crime is down but not gone to told nbc he and three other u.s. swimmers or pullover and the taxi by robbers posing as police badges ordering them to the ground police are investigating their call for tighter security around athletes and visitors some basic advice the u.s. and australian and of the committee issued security warnings torahs are taking it in stride with axa taxi driver about the dangers on the road visitors to real should make sure they use a credit taxis and avoid the very late ride. ugh, this pimple's gonna last forever. oh come on. clearasil ultra works fast to begin visibly clearing up skin in as little as 12 hours. and acne won't last forever. just like your mom won't walk in on you forever. stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! see what i'm sayin acne won't last. but for now, let's be clear. clearasil works fast. this back to school, get

cnn shasta darlington has the latest from brazilia. >>> the suspended president rousseff about to take her last stand in the long-running impeachment battle. on monday morning she'll appear right here in the senate to defend herself against accusations she doctored the budget to hide a shortfall. now, rousseff said she didn't do anything illegal, and she points out that some of the lawmakers spearhead egg the impeachment effort are actually being investigated for corruption. the impeachment proceedings have been dragging on for months. in fact, rousseff was suspended in may temporarily replaced by her advisor, one of the people she accuses of trying to orchestrate her ouster. final vote is expected to begin on tuesday. two-thirds of the 81 senators would have to vote in favor of an impeachment for rousseff to be permanently removed from office. that is expected to happen. now, remember, rousseff was re-elected by a narrow margin back in 2014, but after that her popularity plummeted as the country went into a deep recession and a corruption investigation engulfed several politicians in

fire developed yesterday late afternoon we were getting reports of a fire in san luis obispo and shasta so pretty much up and down the state again hot and low humidity's and significant weather. >> we will see you in a few minutes. the information at this point, fire stands at 1400 acres growing overnight. now that the sun is up this is the opportunity for them to get an air crew up so they can see where the fire has grown and they can figure out where they will start allocating resources.>>> kristen, tell the viewers where you are. what towns and how you got up there.>> so to give you a sense you can see the area we're standing in right now, if you tell down, you'd this is -- this is burned out. we are about half a mile outside of the town of lower lake. that is how close this is to the town of lower lake. they have evacuations. when you are asking where we are , we are half a mile out of lower lake and so if this fire does good going and pushes into town it could be a serious situation.>> christien kafton live in lake county. >>> that is the clayton fire. let's talk about the salon as