even a _ sparks brothers. it's a documentary, were you a fan? even a sparks - sparks brothers.ou a fan? even a sparks fan, working on these film projects, they ended up opening at the cannes film festival. it goes through every single record that they made and shows how they reinvented themselves all the way through. it is directed ijy all the way through. it is directed by edgar wright who made baby driver and his new movie is coming out next week. it's got interviews, animation, it's gotjokes, it has slapstick. it's over two hours long and itjust flew by slapstick. it's over two hours long and it just flew by for slapstick. it's over two hours long and itjust flew by for me. some people think it is for sparks fans only but i think this is the kind of documentary if you did not love sparks before he would come out i want to buy all of their albums. you can ause want to buy all of their albums. you can pause for— want to buy all of their albums. you can pause for breath now. that was very, very insightful. and maybe i should try dune. that's it for this week. lots to see, isn't

even a sparks fan, i'm a sparks fan, loads of stuff i didn't know.y worked on, they ended up opening at the cannes film festival. it goes through every single record that they made and shows how they reinvented themselves all the way through. it is directed by edgar wright who made baby driver and his new movie is coming out next week. it's got interviews, animation, it's gotjokes, it has slapstick. it's over two hours long and itjust flew by for me. some people think it's for sparks fans only but i think this is the kind of doc, if you didn't love sparks before you would watch this, you would out and want to buy all of their albums. you can pause for breath now. that was very, very, very insightful. you know, try something new. and i should try dune, maybe. anyway, that's it for this week. lots to see, isn't there? thanks to mark. thank you. thanks for watching. bye—bye. the weather front which brought wet weather to scotland and northern ireland in the night will be fragmenting as it continues to journey eastwards across england and wales today, ev

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we held two sparks one meetings, and we divide them up into sparks one and two to really inform where the d.g.o.s are in the process. so the sparks one is the one we hold before the document goes to concurrence. and then, sparks two is the discussion that we have after the meeting comes -- after the d.g.o. comes back from concurrence. we can go to slide four, please. this quarter and quarter two, we issued 45 bulletins and notices and one general order and no manual. the general order was 5.03 issued during quarter two again. i know we're into quarter four at this point, but we are reporting on quarter two. next slide, please. and then, the d.g.o. talks about what we reported in the sparks one and sparks two meetings and the recommendations that we discussed during those meetings. with that, i'll hand it over to janelle to brief us on the d.p.a. side. >> good evening. i'm janelle, the brand-new assistant director at the d.p.a. [indiscernible] and other forms of supervised release. so in the second quarter, the commission gave the green light for sfpd and d.p.a. to begin the discussion

um, i think the, the spark that took this off was judge baton decision, obviously to try to question ali hudson honey. and the former finance minister, pamela has have increasingly been critical of the car and increasingly considered this investigation, basically a conspiracy against them. and their show force on the street was a way of saying that this investigation could continue on to the current path. there's obviously many things that filed up before then, but, but this was the spark that took this off to the level and famously has a thick terry and power sharing agreement, which of course, in many ways contributed to some of the deadlock sometimes, but the lebanese people are facing a terrible time the economies imploding inflation is sky high. i think about 80 percent of the people live in poverty have been reduced to poverty. what reaction they view sense among the people that you've spoken to? to today's violence you find people still falling along sectarian lines or, or do you find that a general revulsion almost with the, with the leading class. you know, you know, that, t

it sparked anger throughout the country. jury selection begins monday in what could be one of the biggest trials in georgia's history. father and son gregory and travis mcmichael and their neighbor roddy bryan facing murder charges. the defendants are white. the victim was black. jury notices sent to 1,000 people, roughly one out of 85 residents in the county. >> it has a lot of racial implications. >> reporter: the 25 year old's death sparked national outrage after he was shot and killed while jogging on a residential street in february of 2020. the incident captured on this cellphone video taken by bryan. >> we believe roddy was nothing more than a witness to the shooting. >> reporter: the mcmichaels' attorney said they suspected he was a robber and attempted to make an arrest. the encounter ended when travis shot and killed arbery. the case already bringing changes to georgia law. >> they have actually repealed the citizen arrest law which has been on the books for far too long. >> reporter: over the weekend, a large grou

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. >> that could spark a fire. >> and that's the worry. so to prevent that. we've got a lot of the north bay going to be dealing these power outages. these psps is public safety power shut-offs kron four's will tran live in napa county this morning to explain. good morning. well. >> good morning, james. i moved to another location i'm a young bill. you can see the lights right behind me. the restaurants they are closed at this time. but the good news is check it out for yourself. the lights are on. but who knows how much longer because i can tell you the wind is starting to pick up and it's been pretty steady over the 30 minutes or so. so napa county and solano county. you guys will take the brunt of it. as far as the bay area. but you will not be alone because according to pg e they are talking about 20 counties in california impacting about 25,000 customers altogether. so that's why they're giving people a heads up santa for those text alerts. they won't do it immediately. but when they do, they'll give you a countdown. here's what you need to know as far a

but if was the flames from that controlled burn that jumped the line and sparked tonight's wildfire. and now those who live in the area are forced to leave their homes or prepare for the call to evacuate. >> my heart is kind of -- i need to go home and put a few things in my car. >> are you going to get ready just in case? >> absolutely. >> what are u ing to do to prepare for the wind shift? >> just grab, grab some personal things that can not be replaced. pictures and what not. have my car ready if we need to go. >> i saw a bunch of wild turkeys coming down. that was scary. >> reporter: he says witnessing wildlife run from the flames was his warning to be ready. he turned on his sprinklers to protect his property. now, residents here will wait to see what tonight brings. >> are you going to be able to sleep tonight? very lightly. >> reporter: at last check cal fire says they have fire- retardant around the fire and firefighters will be working throughout the night to strengthen direct control lines. in watsonville, kpix5. >>> check this out. while chopper 5 was flying over the fire

will they be fired >>> the video that sparked nationwide horror the trial of three white men accused of killing ahmaud arbery. a black man whose family says he was out jogging gets underway. >>> former president donald trump testifying under oath for the first time since leaving the white house. just in, the lawsuit he has filed over the january 6th probe. our nbc news exclusive. miami's police chief, his first tv interview since he was fired just six months into the job. what he blames for the split and his biggest regret. >>> and will the supply chain crisis force some students to go hungry? >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone, from our los angeles studio tonight. few have served this country in and out of uniform in such distinguished roles as colin powell the country woke up this morning to news of his death, succumbing to complications of covid at age 84. a child of immigrants who rose above racial barriers to forge his own american dream even as he defended america and its ideals, as its top general, a national security adviser, a secreta

to ever forget about ahmad, because his death made a lot of changes around the world >> the murder sparked protests around the world last year today, the trial begins for the three men accused of murdering the 25-year-old black man in broad daylight as he jogged down the street >>> breaking news out of hatee where an armed men has kidnapped a group of american missionaries we're live with how the state department is working to set them free. >>> get your shot or get fired vaccine mandates kick in for police departments across the country, leaving some officers up in arms >>> and the chicago sky soar high in their first wnba win and the steelers drag the seahawks back to earth in an overtime thriller. the biggest moment in the sports world. >>> "squid game" is making a killing. how much it's expected to halt in for netflix "early today" starts right now >> thanks for kicking off your week with us i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena the case that sparked massive protests against racial injustice is back in the spotlight. jury selection in the trial of ahmaud arbery begins today he was

and with these offshore winds, any sort of spark, especially from one of those power lines could result in of fire. as we know. from situations in the paste even into the fall season. you look outside this morning does show those clear skies. sure looks like a beautiful inviting morning. but we definitely are in the midst of those stronger winds right now radar is nice and calm weather. you're in the sierra nevada right back here in the bay area. we're all looking at clear skies and dry conditions with these offshore winds really haven't kicked into gear current temperatures are mostly in the 50's with areas like dublin and livermore in the low 50's at 1551 alameda in brentwood. the meantime in those upper 50's right now as we are looking at some really well to mild conditions to start this morning. let's get a look at where winds are at right now and you can definitely see why we do have such concern here. winds are mostly out of the north west in for the north bay mountains in the east bay hills. the most significant, although areas like outman bay. certainly clocking in with some str

so any sort of spark would result in the potential of a fast start of a fire.is gradually dropping will definitely bottom out come the afternoon as temperatures do eventually reach into the 60's and 70's for highs really not far from that for a few spots currently alameda in oakland at 57 right now. san mateo in berkeley sitting currently at 54 thank you for that. so the high winds across several bridges. the bay bridge, the benicia antioch bridge. but the nation martinez bridge as well as the antioch bridge. >> very gusty. you definitely want to take your time as you're driving this morning, a little under 2 minutes for your drive time. you see one of the tow trucks, the air hauling one of the objects off of the bridge there. so a lot of traffic seen scattered here and there. no major hot spots. but again, a gusty day. so watch out for that. a little under 9 minutes as you head to richmond to the richmond sandra fell commute and in the south bay about 28 minutes for you to head towards menlo park from 85 no major issues along to 37 to 80 or darya. james, back

it has obviously sparked _ that letter that was leaked?ssive row, it was quite firm. the ambassador to the uk was on twitter earlier saying that it got lost in translation. but it certainly spoke to her reaction, david frost coming out quite strongly against it today on twitter. it seems that diplomacy is happening as much on twitter as in the room in rome. one of the interesting things suggested by the sunday telegraph, they say that cabinet ministers are going to hold a meeting of one of their brexit subcommittees on monday to look at possible actions they can take, and now it is looking more about the longer term. now it is looking more about the longerterm. one now it is looking more about the longer term. one of the ideas it has mentioned is possibly looking at how we can encourage more of our shipping trade to go between the uk, puts in belgium and puts in the netherlands, rather than in france. obviously, that is a very much more medium to longer term thing, you are not suddenly going to overnight build the capacity to make up for t

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demanded in this case >> all of that instability leading to terrifying situations >>> the case that sparked massive propests is back in the spotlight. the 25-year-old shot and killed last year while out jogging. we are following the latest. >> millions have seen the disturbing video, 25-year-old ahmaud arbery shot and killed while jogging in rural georgia this morning, jury selection in the trial of the father and son who grabbed their weapons and chased him down and the man joining pursuit recording it all on their cell phones the men saying there had been burglaries in the area and were trying to conduct a citizen's arrest the killing sparked many protests now they are worried about what could happen outside the courthouse >> i don't think the locals would do anything. if anything bad happens, it has to be someone not from here. >> the community like the country is looking for answers >> i think people want justice and a fair trial for everyone, just basically bottom line, justice. >> jury selection on a case that could take up to two weeks >>> former president bill clinton has been relea

remind the public to be prepared with a go bag and to make sure they don't do anything to start a spark. the hills and conquered are bone dry. the winds were calm sunday afternoon, but that is expected to change overnight. gusty north winds are in store for the bay area that could bring power outages and toppled trees prompting the national weather service to issue a red flag warning for sunday night into tuesday. the big concerns is that any start education, fire that structured by residents. >> adjacent to lots of vegetation can spread any ignition can grow into a large destructive fire quickly. captain george lang with the contra costa county fire protection district says extra crews are coming in. have a task force that will be staffed up. we have a hand crew additional dispatchers and incident management team member. the red flag is issued for the east bay hills and valleys north bay mountains and the santa cruz mountains, people living in the highest elevation faced the biggest risk fire season began e-rly in california this year. >> contra, costa county firefighters have been res

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that is what is small -- small sparking all of that. we will not see rain, stronger onshore winds, cloud cover, and better air quality headed our way moderate category for inland parts of the east bay to start the day tomorrow. then, good air quality across the board heading through the rest of the week. the fog is making its way back inland as well. shallow layer of fog. it is sought there. 54 downtown, down to 52 degrees in santa rosa. holding on to 71 degrees in concord. evening out the differences as the fog spreads out inside of the bay and inland valleys tomorrow morning, it will dissipate quickly because it is a shallow layer of fog. passing layers throughout the day. not blocking the sun but filtering the sunlight. one of the factors in cooler temperatures after we start off in middle 50s. tomorrow's high temperatures are going to be below normal. about five degrees below normal around the bay. it is 60s in san francisco. middle to upper 60s to around 70 degrees for oakland in the east bay. most inland temperatures are going to

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the case sparked national outraj after arbery was shot and killed while jogging. the three are facing charges after cell phone video showed the three white men chasing arbery, a black man, as he ran through their neighborhood last year after leaving a house that was under construction. the men told police they suspected arbery committed a burglary. >>> and this could be a crucial week in the battle to prevent another covid surge. the fda and cdc may approve booster shots for millions of americans who want more protection from the virus. laura podesta has more from new york. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. yes, the argument for boosters is that they're needed to maintain an adequate immune response to covid for longer. and what will make the process more streamlined if we're able to mix and match boosters. we're waiting on the centers for disease control to endorse the idea. the top health agencies could approve booster shots for the moderna and johnson & johnson vaccines this week. >> very, very clear that there's waning immunity and th

rv owners told me they were concerned there were restrictions on how many pets were allowed at spark and that visitors may not be allowed. but the executive director of the dorothy day house, berkeley, said visitors and any number of pets are welcome as long as they don't pose a threat to public safety. and i reached out to the city of berkley for comment. they partner with the dorothy day house, berkeley on this site. but i've not yet heard back reporting in berkeley. demagogues continue. fox two news story will certainly keep following him. a thank you for your reporting. we have an update tonight to oakland's newest homicide case. a man is dead and his wife was injured after a home invasion and shooting. officers responded to reports of gunfire at a home on monticello in the maxwell park neighborhood around 11 30 last night, friends of identified the victim to ktvu is 52 year old dirk tillotson. well respected education advocate at activist until it's in, died at the scene. his wife was shot in the arm is expected to be okay. friends say tillerson was a tireless advocate for schoo

year—long investigation involving more than 650 journalists, has had access to 12 million documents, sparkingegations of corruption and global tax avoidance. the us says it is very concerned about what it calls provocative military activity by china near taiwan. it follows flights by chinese militaryjets into the taiwanese air defence zone, over the past three days, raising tensions between the islands and beijing. a large oil slick has begun seeping ashore in california. it has just gone liz30am, now here on bbc news it's time for hardtalk, with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. today, i'm in rural northern germany, stable, prosperous, 21st century germany. but i'm here to talk about the past and its relationship to the present. my guest is the writer, journalist and son, niklas frank. now, his father was appointed by hitler to be the governor general of nazi occupied poland. he was intimately involved in the murder of millions of people. so how has this german son dealt with the terrible crimes of his father? niklas frank, i'm wondering why you have chosen to make you

get the american missionaries back safely phillip, frances >> monica, thank you >>> the case that sparked massive protests against racial injustice is back in the spotlight. jury selection in the trial of ahead -- ahmed arbery will begin today. video shows the unarmed man being chased, trapped and murdered by three men. travis mccmichael eastern says h short arbery in self-defense they deny wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty this morning, 600 potential jurors are due in court. it will be whittled down to 12 and four alternates. >> today is the day most health care workers must be vaccinated in washington. employees can apply for a medical or religious exemption, but there is no testing option meanwhile, sunday was the covid-19 vaccine mandate deadline for thousands of massachusetts employees. a union that represents state police says about 85% to 90% of members have complied. but at least 150 officers have resigned or planned to do so dr. anthony fauci spoke with chris wallace of fox news about police officers who are pushing back against vaccine mandates. >> think about the implications o

turn off applies that could spark some sparks if the power is restored.e are already preparing. take a listen. >> we have a lot of water in the garage and lots of canned food. i am worried about the refrigerator. >> i usually check the generator, make sure it is starting right. it did. >> reporter: when it comes to power being restored, it could be different times for different counties. best way to see when your power will be back on is on pge's website. >>> let's take a check on your monday morning commute. it is indigenous people's day in california, columbus day. a lot of people aren't going to work today. 580 near 680 interchange in dublin. there are more cars on the road way west bound. it will take about 40 minutes from highway 205 in tracy to dublin. a check of the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic light, metering lights. high wind advisory, it is an eight minute drive from the maze into san francisco. >>> today, two elected officials heading to orange county to get a briefing on the massive oil spill near huntington beach. >> the attorney general an

reporter: the fatal shooting has sparked a debate around the use of guns onset. calls are grown for more safety measures to be implemented. just a day after her death, a petition was launched reminding -- demanding firearms be banned during productions. it has already garnered tens of thousands of visitors -- signatures. >> generally we are so rushed that we have to cut corners. sometimes we have to skip safety protocols. we have to do the best we can with what we have got, and that leads to accidents. reporter: others insist using guns onset can be safe. >> i don't have a problem with guns onset. they just need to come from the correct aunts and should only be handled safely through our armor or, ad's and and make sure they are safe. reporter: some have already made their minds up on the subject. just a day after the incident, producers of the police drama the rookie band of the use of all live ammunition on the set immediately. simon: focus is up next. today we bring you a report on the anti-malaria vaccine being described as a game changer. each year over 400,

coming up later, how the crowd kind of helped spark the victory. game two tomorrow night at oracle. anthony flores, nbc bay area. >> cheryl hurd is also at the ballpark. a dream night for the players, dream night for the fans. >> reporter: absolutely. as you can see tonight, the stadium is empty but it won't be like that tomorrow. everyone was in a great mood. it was magical night. the first time the giants and the dodgers faced off with the divisional title and the giants fans knew tonight that they would win. a lot of exciting people at oracle park tonight. fans celebrating a win against the dodgers. >> we knew, we knew when we came here, crawford would hit it. he would put us in the game and we're 1-0. >> reporter: buster posey starting it off with a homer. >> we have to celebrate. >> reporter: post season mania means a boom for business. fans stocking up on gear at the. >> but we're buying it here. >> reporter: and enjoying the atmosphere. packing restaurants across from the stadium. >> this was normal for a long time. and i think everybody's idea of normalcy and what was to be

actually a power pole in the mission district sparking the fire. we'll have the fire did star while it was raining. the pga has not said if that was the cause of the telephone pole to spark. there. heading over to our wildfire coverage. the distraught, a fire in santa cruz county is a 140 acres and is 60% contained. it started as a controlled burn near watsonville that jumped containment lines on friday. cal fire says the fire still threatening structures, power lines and sensitive wildlife habitats there. evacuation orders were reduced to warnings over the weekend. we have a map over on our website. kron 4 showing where the evacuation warnings are happening. people in the east bay are remembering the oakland berkeley fire storm ahead of its 30th anniversary tomorrow. residents hosted a community comeback event to celebrate the community sunday while honoring the 25 lives that were lost during that 1991 fire forced him sack. he has that story for us. dozens of first responders community members and families of victims gathered here on sunday to pay

hopefully nothing will spark as a result of those gusty winds. thank you. >> so this everyone will be >> so this everyone will be right back. family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to treat more patients with advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you have advanced nonsquamous non-small cell lung cancer and you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer, but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. this can happen during or after treatment and may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away

could this spark a wave of more institutions returning looted items? theo chikomba, bbc news. now surpassed 230mm in the wettest parts of the cumbrian hills, and the met office amber warning for rain continues across cumbria and southwest scotland into thursday. there is more rain to come and, as all that water feeds down through the rivers and streams, the risk of flooding and disruption increases from a weather front which is very much still around in the day ahead, pulses of energy running along itjust enhancing the rainfall. so, there will be more rain to come on a very wet day in cumbria, for a time more widely across southern, central and eastern scotland, from the eastern side of northern ireland before it eases here, and pushing into more of northwest england and wales, and southwest england as the day goes on. northern scotland, sunny spells and a chance for showers, brightening up in northern ireland. largely dry through central and eastern parts of england. these are your wind speed averages — gusts are high, particularly with the rain band along irish sea coatsts,

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operators say fall is a dangerous time for wildfires grass and brush are extremely dry, they are spark easily, and can spread quickly. that's why having an aggressive attack plan is essential. >> understanding where the wind is, and the certain strength, we have adequate resources there . doesn't matter where the fire starts by having aggressive attack wherever a fire starts throughout california. the fire danger increases with the wind could the fire spread that starts has a potential for growing exponentially. >> they say they are working to make sure staffing is adequate and all of its equipment is in place and ready for use. >>> on that cue, let's start off by talking about that red flag warning. the primary focus for this is really going to be the first half of monday. monday afternoon, and monday evening for the red flag warning does a broader period of time in that. it starts tonight. it does not expire until we get into tuesday. primary focus is going to be the north bay hills, usual suspects here. actually the north bay mountains and east bay hills. east bay hills come all the

it will spark massive hyperinflation. okay, what it said, turn that to the mysterious havana syndrome because the us state department has declassified to 2018 document indicating that noise is supposedly disabling us spies and diplomats abroad are actually just local insects. but that mission didn't stop the u. s. establishment to media from spinning into a frenzy that the signs actually came from. see kurt russian weapons. kevin, i haven't got the details from ortiz constantine rush cove. while according to recently emerged, a documentary, this whole story might be just a big conspiracy theory. and it, what's really interesting here is that, ah, cricket chirping might have been falsely taken up for the sound of this science fiction weapon on this whole mishap actually triggered the whole thing. we believe the recorded sounds are mechanical or biological in origin, rather than electronic. the most likely source is the indies, short tail cricket. the recorded odo signal is with high confidence, not produced by the nonlinea

year—long investigation involving more than 650 journalists with access to 12 million documents, sparkingllegations of corruption, money—laundering and global tax avoidance. the us says it's very concerned about the rising tensions between and taiwan, with chinese militaryjets flying into taiwan's air defence zone over the last three days. reports from kabul say taliban fighters have launched attacks on suspected islamic state militant hideouts hours after a blast outside a mosque killed eight people. it's just gone 2:30am. now on bbc news, it is time for political thinking with nick robinson. hello, welcome to political thinking, the programme in which i have a conversation with, not an interrogation of, someone who shapes our political thinking. my guest is the chief of the defence staff, britain's top soldier, and the prime minister's top adviser, general sir nick carter. the cry has gone out to call in the army to help deliver fuel, to deal with the fact the nhs in some places is running out of ambulances. call in the army to help deliver the vaccines. we believe in the value of our a

the crash sparked a fire which destroyed at least 2 homes and damaged. more than 10 others crews are still searching for other homes for any possible additional victims at this time. house lawmakers are back in washington today to take up a bill to raise the nation's debt limit by 480 billion dollars and keep the government funded through december 3rd, the senate passed the bill last week in the house is expected to do the same. anna wiernicki has the latest for us. good morning. house lawmakers are making their way back to washington right now. there's supposed to be in recess until october 19th. but democrats say that's to wait warning that if congress doesn't pass the bill this week. the country won't be able to pay its bills. >> there's an enormous amount at stake. treasury secretary janet yellen told abc's this week that feeling to raise the country's debt limit would be a catastrophe 50 million would receive social security payments would be put at risk. our troops will know when or if they would be paid on tuesday. the house is set to take up the

people are also urged during red flag warnings to not do anything that could spark a fire such as barbecues, burning or any yard work with any heavy equipment. again, this area is extremely vulnerable to wildfires. so of course, follow what officials say be prepared. make sure that you have things set up, make sure that you mitigate any risks that are around your home such as on making sure that there's any clearing of brush also be aware of any dead trees or whatnot and make sure that it you are told to leave that you do heed those warnings and get out in case of an emergency. that's the latest here live in the berkeley hills. dan thorn kron 4 news. thank you. did. now to our 4 zone. weather forecast. you might as well check things out. in light of this. >> a fire alert that we all have to be just so careful right now. this is looking out from our camera. atop mount tam o pious and it looks hazy. but there's no rain in those little clouds up there. taking though, just to talk a little bit about the wind saying and how strong they are right now. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here toni

the extreme fire danger means a spark can quickly explode into a wildfire. a potential situation. firefighters say everyone needs to be prepared for that. they need to be paying attention. um and if there is an incident or something starting, then they need to definitely be aware of where it's at in its direction of travel. in case if they are within its path, and they need to evacuate and get out of the way that means have a go bag and a plan at the ready oftentimes it does take a day or sometimes longer to have power fully restored. greg liggins, ktvu fox two news. pg and e customers can look up their address to check if it's part of a neighborhood that is being monitored for potential shut off and you can find out by going to the web ling section of our website at ktvu .com. do it 11. now the city has said jose has plans to begin disciplining city employees who have not been vaccinated for the coronavirus cities director of communication telling ktvu. notices about plans for discipline will begin to go out this week to employees who have not shown proof of getting shots. city i

joint investigation involving more than 650 journalists has had access to 12 million documents, sparkingllegations of corruption, money—laundering and global tax avoidance. the us says it's very concerned about the rising tensions between and taiwan, with chinese militaryjets flying into taiwan's air defence zone over the last three days. beaches are closed in southern california as a large oil spill washes ashore, leaving dead wildlife on the sand. and these are live pictures from la palma on spain's canary islands, where volcanic activity is intensifying. a very warm welcome to the programme. we begin with a massive legal financial documents which has exposed the secret wealth of business dealings of hundreds of world leaders, politicians and billionaires. around 35 current and former leaders and more than 300 public officials are featured in the files from offshore companies. they have been dubbed the �*pandora papers�*. the files include revelations about the financial dealings of the king ofjordan, the former british prime minister tony blair, the russian president vladimir putin an

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