i'm a founding board member of sparks. and i appreciate that you have a very full evening but i wanted to take a brief moment to put some context on sparks. we're a nonprofit, that is is supporting organization and it has a board of nine community members like myself and four ex oficio and raised private funds for the priority, the district's mission and what we find is very inspiring vision 2025. sparks does not run any program, we help by opening doors to major donors and philanthrophic institutions and help by building long term relationships and trust in the public schools. so having an independent audit of the public fund for their race and ensuring that timely and meaningful reports are made help build that trust. over it's 7 years of existence, sparks has grown and raised 98 million dollars for priorities that you know well, including the african achievement and leadership initiative and work place and career readiness work to prepare students for high school and beyond which benefit all students. and in addition, i

but in general, some kind of spark ran through. and this sparks was the beginning of the bast. eh, that's not only dating, because it was probably love at first sight. i remember very well oh, right he walked, he was in love with luce so much. and so he came and sat down. uh, cousin sister. here in this front garden and waited for her, sometimes she waited, and sometimes at all, she did not appear. yes, he felt it. i remembered him very well , very, very thin young. and now, sitting on this bench and waiting for lucy, passion overwhelmed the lovers, but there were too many obstacles of the order. at that time there was a stage divorce from the first marriage. she hasn't been divorced yet. and somehow, probably, here she flared up. well, at first it slowed down. here are some procedural, so to speak, questions , not that she was married and the rest was also not free, and this is how roman began in letters. that's what's interesting, you're reading these letters. what else did i pay attention to, preparing for the transfer of attention. if now they say they had a relationship, o

these sparks, but all the same.f and he was menshov himself. once during the shooting in 2019. we managed to see these sparks, or rather their faint reflections. vladimir valentinovich, having returned home, was dissatisfied with the fact that we were writing an interview with vera valentina for a long time, she answered as restrained as possible. it's you who we shoot moreover, here is your phone, in which i turned off the sound. you forgot your phone at home, we're finishing up, but everything you do there interferes with the sound. vovka interferes with the sound. and if you go to your room, it will be good, because it is heard very harshly, you probably cannot help but notice how vera valentina began to speak half a tone more quietly after the appearance of vladimir valentinovich. no one can answer no one knows. six years after their student wedding. mishuhalsya and therefore julia was the daughter of the regiment, everyone who is free, sat in the theater with her when i have a performance guys students from his

several fires have already sparked over the weekend. we're going to show you the one and the wetlands near pittsburgh. and they point it started burning again sunday as those winds increased. well, this fire started saturday afternoon and burned about 20 additional acres there. an additional 30 acres burned on sunday, according to contra costa fire. the fire will continue to smolder for a couple more days. and a couple of other vegetation fires sparked as well on friday east contra costa fire crews responded to one in the creek behind the streets of brentwood. you can see lots of dry brush catching fire. there. windy conditions also help grow the flames to about 2 acres before it was brought under control. then around 3 o'clock sunday afternoon, there was an additional 2 acre vegetation fire in fremont. this one at lake elizabeth, just south of the water park there crews remain on scene until the evening to monitor that fire. the cause of both of them are both under investigation. and a red flag warning will go into effect in a few hour

i hope you are the spark of life? i hope the fire burn in your heart like it did on the wedding day. drew: wedding night? reggie: oh, no. kumasi: i forgot what it was. go to the weather. good morning, here is our -- right, san jose. we are in the south fail right now. seriously, we do have to talk about fire danger. the winds are even stronger today and tomorrow. the weekend features sunshine and mild temperatures. actions that we can all take to help during these critical conditions, obey any local burn bans, properly dispose of any cigarettes or matches, avo mowing dry vegetation and avoid equipment that sparks. one spark is all it takes. 50's and 60's, if not 74 right now in antioch. mid to upper 50's around the shoreline. today, warm and windy, 60's and 70's. 80's and 90's in the warmest spots, certainly above average. the wind advisory begins tonight from the north bay mountains, the east bay hills. they hills could gust as high as 50 miles per hour, so it could blow around unsecured objects. overnight tonight we

. >>> a fire that sparked overnight at a former commercial building in oakland is now contained. it happened around 2:00 on pendleton way. fire officials say the base was being inhabited by squatter. one was taken to the hospital because of smoke inhalation. >>> details this morning from an officer-involved shooting that happened in san francisco last night. a second person has now died. the shooting happened at mariposa between owens and indiana around 9:00 about a block west of ucsf benioff children's hospital. police say they responded to an assault call before 8:00 and confronted two men at the scene. officers opened fire a short time later and one man died at the scene. a second was taken to hospital where he died. it's unclear if the men were hit by gunfire or their injuries might have come from the assault. more details as we get them. >>> a community reeling after a restaurant owner shot and killed outside his own business. >> jun anabo was the co-owner of lucky three seven a filipino restaurant known across the bay. police say he was shot wednesday night just hours after

this is the spark. this is the interaction. and, of course, trust and this moment of mystery when you are in the office one on one and between you and a human student only her majesty. music is probably another very important criteria. eh, here's the relationship. this is punctuality and decency. because if there is no decency, then nothing will be discipline demanding, i am a demanding person, but i never raise my voice, but if irina viktorovna is annoyed, and i don’t get annoyed often, then for some reason my students understand this very well. here i can see everything in my eyes. here they are either joyful, or very long there for something. we follow sports life of our country hockey. we have rallied the family very much, rallied the friendship, let's calmly go our own way step by step, we will try to continue to please the fans in such a way and help to keep ourselves in shape. this is a full-fledged workout that will exhaust you to the fullest and after which you may literally crawl out of the gym for 80 years, 82. you c

this is the viral footage that has sparked public outrage on the streets of brazil, a leasehold gen of although digital santos inside the trunk of a police as a vehicle filled with what appears to be t a guest. he'll be back with the leaf for the love of god, get my brother out of that. i begged him beg and immediately they replied, no, he, when he gets out, i mean they're not getting my site. the video of santovic's death has re ignited public anger over police violence and the treatment of brazil's black population. official statements say that in nepal aircraft is thought to have crashed in a remote area of the himalaya mountains. emergency services are searching for wreckage. the flight took off from the results of pic kara, on a popular tourist route that normally takes just 20 minutes. the missing aircraft is thought to have crashed about 5 minutes before it was due to land at the mountain town of johnson. poor visibility and rough terrain are making it difficult for rescues to locate any wreckage near the village of letter in an area of deep gorgeous and high bound tins. the twi

at spark lite it's our home too and right now we're all fating -- facing our greatest challenge. that's why we're working around the clock to keep you connected. we're doing our part so it's a little easier to do yours. >> spark lite supports c-span along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy tht this report that found 53 burial sites at the schools around the country. you can find the report if you go to cia.gov. the united states supported schools across 37 states or territories including 21 schools in alaska and hawaii. it confirms that the united states targeted american indians, and native hawaiians with programs of cultural -- these schools were used as a means to the end. with more site discovery and data expected as we continue our research. the first native american cabinet secretary who has the interior said this earlier this week. >> they moved to exterminate, eradicate, and assimilate native americans, alaskan natives and native hawaiians. the religions, language, all of it was targeted for destruction. nowhere is that more cl

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and staying in brazil, a wave of protest has swept the country, sparked by the brutal death of a black man at the hands of police. the 38 year old died of asphyxiation. offrey was held inside the boot of a police car as it filled with tear gas. this is the viral footage that has sparked public outrage on the streets of brazil. police hold genevieve, although digit zeus sent out inside the trunk of a police. as a vehicle fills with what appears to be to guess he'll be damned, the least for the love of god get my brother out of that. i begged him beg and immediately they replied, no, he won't guess out. they're not getting my sight. the video st. osha's death has re ignited public anger over police violence, and the treatment of brazil's black population. official statements say that santos had resisted arrest and full and ill on the way to the police station. he was then taken to a nearby hospital where his death was confirmed. a preliminary autopsy concluded he died of as fixation, brazil's federal police have promised to open an investigation into his death. but that has done little t

this is the viral footage that has sparked public outrage on the streets of brazil via elise. hold jan of aldo did joseph santos inside the trunk of a police. as a vehicle fills with what appears to be t a guest, he'll be da bad at the least for the love of god get my brother out of that. i begged him bags and immediately they replied, no, he, when he gets out, i mean they're not getting my sight. the video of santovic's death has re ignited public anger over police violence. and the treatment of brazil's black population. official statements say that santos had resisted arrest and fallen ill on the way to the police station. he was then taken to a nearby hospital where his death was confirmed. a preliminary autopsy concluded he died of asphyxiation. brazil's federal police have promised to open an investigation into his death, but that has done little to quell the fury of protesters. what was, what is important is that they didn't give him a chance to live. what is that? people say there is no death penalty here there. sure is that the death penalty for the black population.

one spark is all it takes. we talk about that when vegetation is so dry under these conditions. now, so we are hanging on some of that warmth. not as hot as yesterday, but the numbers are above average for this time of year, 80's and 90's in our warmest spots inland. 11:00 p.m. tonight through tomorrow, for the north bay mountains, all area shaded in yellow, those areas are prone to some of the strongest winds locally. local winds could gust well over -- miles per hour. they are watching the wind very closely today and tomorrow. overnight tonight, we track the winds in the 40's and 50's. clear skies, elevated fire danger today and tomorrow, and temperature start to climb again. it feels like hot temperatures with 80's and 90's. away from the coast monday and tuesday, guys. kumasi: a coalition of health-care workers, patients and families stage a rally in san francisco. >> -- helped save my life. helps preserve my life. this is a vital connection in the county of san francisco to save and preserve the lives of many others. kumasi: yesterday's rally comes today after the hospital

it's after rival demonstrations escalated into st battles sparked by the worst economic crisis in decades. the prime minister has already stepped down, but the pressure is on for his brother, the president to go as well. michelle fernandez reports from colombo ah, a powder keg of anger, frustration, and helplessness among she luncheons. there's been months of discontent over an economy tills to bankruptcy. people have been demanding the president, the prime minister, and the government resign. blaming them for mismanagement and corruption premium a hinder roger box, a has now bowed to pressure. don, about how about i'm out when given i get weird as a leader who always listen to the people. i'm asking you, i mean, what do we do now? and i knew we weren't melinda. we want melinda hearing, that means i do not need to resign. bustin from the round the country, a pro government crowd confronted protest as in colombo who have spent weeks calling for change. some were injured while tents and posters were torn up. some said the police did not act fast enough to stop them. but shortly after protes

someone started talking there, there will be a spark bang, shmats, there and all that.happily. and on the basis of this, they made some kind of plans, then some i don’t remember anymore, someone stayed there, the only sober person. do you want to hear from us at all? you yourself tell us to write that there will be sparks to fuck and there is a kapets, and then on the basis of our analytics. you make a decision that anton valevich is absolutely right - this is very bad, because they are now talking with some british diplomat. he says there is a sheet about it, and then a sheet from the ben wallace track makes a decision completely debility. and here's the attention, why is that? and here i will explain why, because these friends, er, who are not friends to us, absolutely need to be advised by the criminal code. the fact is that from the moment you andrey tell about the meeting with this squirrels. at the beginning of the 2000s, the plot, the tripod, which is called treason in the form of espionage, seriously changed. so here's the thing about this article. it is possibl

to a train crash down a derailment, the cars, of course, do not fly, they are securely fixed, but sparks and the gnashing of metal, as you know the real ones, they can all visualize represent something, and it really gets here. something here you start. that made me think about that time. and how people fought, how they were in these trenches before. uh, i remember only making, uh, sounds of a train. he could whistle, but now, in fact, everything. and here is the destroyed bridge. sparks appeared there and machines smoke the program of visiting also interactive events and quests aleksey konor boris agapov georgy stadnik to lead. part of the frozen collection, which returned from france , can already be seen in the halls of the tretyakov gallery. this is a parisian cafe. korovin, his own portrait of chaliapin and two works by valentin serov gallery staff. after transportation, each painting was carefully examined. we sent uh, 33 works to paris, they all, uh, returned safely during the unpacking process, it was clear that all safety checks ended with a statement that there were no changes

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they tell us it won't take much to spark a disaster. >> with these kind of winds, one spark, it will have this whole hill going on, one park. just got reports we have had the driest conditions we have had in 12 centuries. you think about that, not days, not months, centuries. >> crews say their concerns are heavier fuels such as timber and brush, especially if they are dry. some park in the county closed today as a precaution. >> cal fire is getting its tankers into position. the agency tells us climate change has changed how it prepares. >> as the department as a whole, with the current weather situation, we have upped our manning and started them earlier so we can be proficient, we can train a little bit more before the summer months truly hit. >> the labor shortage has also touched this profession. cal's goal is to get several departments fully staffed by june 13th. >>> london breed says she'll in the be participating in this year's pride parade after they banned police officers from marching in uniform. the mayor will be joining the fire department and sheriff department. the uni

. >> we're going to take a look at the fire that sparked in solano county, and how the wind could impact it comings up. >>> plus, are there signs the red hot real estate market is slowing down? we will talk to one realtor who says the open houses are not as busy. is it good news? we have news for you. >>> we begin with developing nuggets. cal fire on the side of the quail fire. it already burned more than 100 acres. fires burning on pleasant valley road, 12 miles north of vacaville. we have a crew on the way and we will have the latest at 6:00,. >>> and the owens fire that sparked yesterday afternoon and prompted evacuations in the area is 20% contained. that evacuation order has been lifted. crews say the fire is about 36 acres. there's been no damage reported so far. >> crews are also working on a fire at the chevron facility in richland. fire started at 2:30 this afternoon in a warehouse in the refinery. >>> and we are tracking reports of one fire burning near san jose. stay tuned for this. >> hardly the way to start the weekend. but good see that darren is here to tell us where and w

and it rightfully sparked a national movement to reform policing and to address systemic racism in our country. these are issues that we have been dealing with throughout the whole history of our country and our nation is sadly founded on a foundation of a systemic racism and actions by deny african americans and other minorities equal rights. so i do remember seeing 7000 people marching the streets of berkeley and thousands of people in cities throughout the country take to the streets to demand change. and in berkeley, like many cities, they responded to those calls for change to look at reimagining public safety in our community. for the past two years, we have been engaged in a stop hold community process to look at how we can transform the approach to policing in berkeley and also advancing new public safety that is focused not just on law enforcement but focused on trying to improve the health and safety of everybody in our community. >> i spoke with the mayor about so much more and the floyd case in the protests that sparked the creation of our series and we dive deeper into tho

. >>> a new law has been dubbed the don't say law and other recent laws , sparked the reaction by some students and administrators. the message, school should be a safe place. >>> students took to the streets but they are not protesting anything in their classrooms. they are concerned about what they are seeing across the country. >> they speak out against the silencing in florida and other states. >> the recently passed law sparked protests among students and activists. support essay protects parent rights. they call it the don't say law because it inhibits discussing sexual orientation and gender identity in class. that doesn't sit well with organizers. >> it is pressing readings that are still in the closet. >> the rights being taken away. it is going to be dangerous for a lot of people. >> the student walkout isn't the only event aimed at trying to increase the visibility of and positive reinforcement for lgbt cues duden's. in richmond, the california superintendent headlined a book donation event. >> gender identity affirming resources to help our young people feel comfortable wit

several fires have already sparked over this weekend. this one in the wetlands. >> near pittsburgh and bay point started burning again today as winds increased. the fire started yesterday afternoon. it burned about 20 acres, an additional 30 acres were scorched today, according to contra costa fire. this one will continue to smolder for at least a couple more days. a couple of other vegetation fire sparked in the east bay this weekend on friday, east contra costa. fire crews responded to one in the creek behind the streets of brentwood. you can see a lot of smoke there and lots of dry brush catching fire. windy conditions helped grow those flames to about 2 acres before it was brought under control. there are around 3 o'clock today this afternoon there was a 2 acre vegetation fire in fremont as well. this one at lake elizabeth, just south of the water park there. smoke might still be visible in the air from this one crews did remain on scene until this evening to monitor the cause of both of those fires are under investigation. it is tim

a possible reversal that's sparking a war on both sides of the issue. many people are wondering what's going to happen next. last night at manny's in san francisco, the room was packed with people wanting to understand what the supreme court draft opinion mean. we talked with two trial lawyers. >> the majority of the draft opinion -- important to realize it's a draft oh undoes 50 years of precedent. it holds that abortion is not a right under the constitution and is left up to states and the federal government whether women have access to abortion. >> hundreds of uc berkeley took to the streets, many saying they want to stop a roe v. wade roleback and they'll fight to keep it from happening. 26 states are certain or likely to restrict abortions. some states are not waiting for the court. oklahoma just signed one of the strictest abortion laws in the nation. new jersey, however, codified a women's right to choose into its state law. >>> the leaked draft of the supreme court opinion that spells out a possible overturn of roe v. wade is now raising concern

crews are still investigating what sparked this fire. ama: here now with the latest coastal conditions is sandhya patel. sandhya: winds have eased compared to earlier when they were 25 to 30 miles per hour. the humidity is up 75%. the winds are still gusty out of the west. they will pick up again tomorrow afternoon and evening. hopefully the crews make great progress during the overnight hours. just north of laguna niguel we have wind advisories until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. look at the satellite picture from earlier tonight. the smoke plume traveled four miles as that was driven by the winds. the laguna niguel area is under a moderate drought and you will notice surrounding areas in severe drought though that is not helping the situation. dan: thank you. >> several small fires in the bay area. we found a fire burning near 90 8th avenue. smoke was blowing onto the freeway but firefighters quickly doused those flames. not far from there in san leandro, a fire in a homeless camp spread to the fences of homes. flames charged grass than the wetl

the video was taken wednesday moments after the coastal fire sparked near laguna miguel. the family did make it out safely. their home is at least 1 of 20 destroyed by flames. firefighters are making progress on the fire. it is now 15% contained. 200 acres are burned, no word yet on how the fire started. however, power companies reported possible circuit activity in the area around the time the fire sparked. >>> back in the bay area, 5:38 for you this morning. getting started for this friday , cary hall has been looking what we can expect. >> it will be a lot going on this weekend. and as sierra said, get there early because they will have the first pitch for the a's game around the same time people will be trying to get across the bay, so watch the warriors. we are starting out with temperatures in the low 70s if you are getting to the parking lot early, we will see temperatures in the 60s and dropping back to about 59 degrees with winds coming down but still a very chilly evening . it will be hot this weekend, contra costa county has been looking forward to the fair thi

. >> and prime minister's decision to attack ukraine has sparked global condemnation and sanctions andturning russia into a pariah. laura: russia is pummeling ukraine's donbass region but fears ukrainian resistance is slowing moscow's offensive. >> the big picture in the donbass is the kremlin's offensive has largely stalled. they have taken hardly any significant towns and the ukrainians are making them pay a heavy priceor every scrap of land. laura: in sri lanka the prime minister has resigned after weeks of protests which are turning violent. the fossil hunter who found a shark tooth that is millions of years old, and he is only six. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin in moscow's red square, where today russian president vladimir putin addressed the crowds during the annual commemoration of russia's victory in world war ii. he justified his invasion of ukraine as a preemptive strike. the parade is an annual reminder of the kremlin's the terry might. steve rosenrg reports from moscow. steve: it is the annual pomp to showcase russian power. across re

any sort of spark when you pair it with the winds could result in a fast-spreading fire.our west low to our east. we are right in the midst of a dip in the jet stream that is bringing a very strong northwesterly flow, our direction. so those strong northwesterly winds are dry rather than a cool sea breeze that could transported fog and cool weather direction. it's not the case with these winds and it's oftentimes during winds like these that we start to see those sparks resulting in fires. temperatures today, more comfortable than yesterday, especially when you're at the coast and along the bay, where in the 60's at the coast, 70's along the bay shore today doesn't sound so bad. the further away you get from the water. that's where temperatures really start to rise. san jose 81 today, not in the 90's. like you were yesterday, livermore walnut creek are conquered, but you're still in the mid 80's hayward, oakland, san leandro, mid 70's for you. if you need a cool spot to get to east bay, shoreline city's going to be great vacaville. our hottest spot at 91 followed closely

increase at 15 to 20 miles per hour but there may be wind gusting up to 30 miles per hour and small sparks could get going quickly because of the dry vegetation. across the rest of the bay area with breezy wind and the hot temperature that we see we will see the fire danger starting to ramp up into the afternoon continuing through tomorrow evening. as far as temperatures, already in the upper 70s, headed for 90 entry field and we will reach the peak at 2:00 to 4:00 this afternoon and that is when the humidity will be monitor those conditions. >> coverage continues with, trackingon that brushfire, firefighters say it is another example of how dangerous conditions can be. >> the red flag warning issued went into effect and will stay until 8:00 tomorrow night for much of solano county, races like vacaville, travis air force base, does not include vallejo and the reason is low humidity which leads to dry fuel moisture and then wind gusts as high as 35 miles per hour with conditions that are unfortunately due to the fast spreading wildfires. case in point video from the coil fire 135 acres burn

that a special fire regime is in effect and it’s impossible to light a match now, even a single sparklead to a catastrophic fire, apparently, people who are not conscious of us do not understand this, they think that everything will work out, but in fact, you see, it leads to something in the footsteps of everyone even small fire forest inspectors. conducted as a percentage. services per person warning mi arsonists will not get off with a minimum of a fine, or even a criminal case. this year, taking into account the scale of the disaster, the inspectors will act tough financial responsibility will be made up of the cost of extinguishing a forest fire. it can amount to hundreds of thousands of rubles, as well as the damage that was the cause of the forest fund in the krasnoyarsk territory , several dozen were initiated only during the first holidays. on monday, she helped the firefighters herself nature in many area. the rains have begun, but this is only the beginning of the fire season. this is how someone burns our work, and we put out the flat victor melnik svetlana zakharova evgen

spark 60's 70's 80's for your highs and those winds. most importantly, i'll be breaking it all down in your forecast. and like john mention, also seeing those winds on your roadways will tell you there. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. and as we discussed earlier, it's a red flag warning day goes into effect later today. it does. and you got the winds to blame for that. the warm temperatures as well. never a good combination here in the bay area. >> the lack of rain to also making things a little drier than we'd like. that's you on edge for those higher fighters on it covers will. tran is live in the east bay wi

in 20 minutes, the house in 20 minutes due to the fact that it went from there, it started with a sparklared up in a barrel, where one of the summer residents burned dry grass. the rest was warm. windy weather managed to defend most of the country houses, but the fire managed to reach the forest. today, forest firefighters continue to fight it, the flame quickly rises up the trees. this creates difficulties, but so far a threat to the settlement. no. smoke from fires in the novosibirsk region reached the capital of the region. just yesterday. 250 fires were extinguished there, houses were on fire in kemerovo near irkutsk, an arsonist was detained thanks to eyewitnesses. why is it on fire? and for what the ministry of emergency situations has been warning residents for more than a week that the fire season began earlier than usual, that a special fire regime is in effect and it’s impossible to light now, even a single spark can lead to a catastrophic fire, apparently, people in our country who are not conscious do not understand this, they believe that everything will work out , but in f

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, several fires have already sparked over this weekend. this one in the wetlands near pittsburgh and bay pointed started burning again today as winds increased. the fire started yesterday afternoon and burned about 20 acres. an additional 30 acres burned today according to contra costa fire. this one is going to continue to smolder for a couple more days. so they'll be keeping an eye on that. meanwhile, a couple other vegetation fire sparked in the east bay on friday east contra costa fire crews responded to this one in the creek behind the streets of brentwood. lot of brush dry brush there, catching fire. windy conditions helped grow those flames to about 2 acres before it was brought under control. then around 3 o'clock this afternoon, there was this 2 acre vegetation fire in fremont. this one was at lake elizabeth just south of the water park there. smoke might still be visible from the air from this. one crews did remain on scene through this evening to monitor those hot spots. the cause of both of those fires are under investigation.

. >> russians progress has sparked concerns that could widen its offensive to target more of southern ukraine. but the ukrainian army is fighting back against russian troops suffering low morale. here is the report from the city. >> it has become a grim routine. explosions while the city sleeps followed by this belief and anxiety. survivors wondering how they escape the missile lobbed from afar on their homes. he cannot contain his anger. >> europe sold us out, americans are --, don't cut me out. we asked them to close the sky, but they didn't, why, traders? to protect their children? i will appeal directly to the others. do you understand what i'm talking about? i will tear you apart with my own hands. >> there are few people left. a few -- a few weeks ago there were nearly half a million. those still here have to rely on handouts as there is no more drinkable water. with the economy at a standstill, people are selling whatever they own. to pay his utility bill, even though there are no buyers. they have actually reached this point on the outskirts in the early stages of the war befo

but he sparked the conservative movement in the 1960s, which laid the ground work for ronald reagan.ng to put america back to work again. brian: fast forward to 2017. donald trump's campaign mirrored that of the 20s. but conservatism at that time was stronger than now. though trump did win one election and amassed more votes than any other president in history, he lost his reelection. with democrats controlling the white house and congress, will conservatism merge again. will they show the american people the conservative path is the right one? the author of "the right, the 100 year war for conservatism." you say today reminds you more of the 1920s conservative movement than the 1980s with reagan. why? >> when you look at the republican party of today it resembles the republican party of president harding on a few issues. the opposition to immigration, especially illegal immigration. and also a view toward trade, want to go protect american industry shared by president harding and president trump. and on america's role in the world. the republican party in the 1920s was reluctant to

crews are still investigating what sparked this fire. ama: here now with the latest coastal conditions is sandhya patel. sandhya: winds have eased compared to earlier when they were 25 to 30 miles per hour. the humidity is up 75%. the winds are still gusty out of the west. they will pick up again tomorrow afternoon and evening. hopefully the crews make great progress during the overnight hours. just north of laguna niguel we have wind advisories until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. look at the satellite picture from earlier tonight. the smoke plume traveled four miles as that was driven by the winds. the laguna niguel area is under a moderate drought and you will notice surrounding areas in severe drought though that is not helping the situation. dan: thank you. >> several small fires in the bay area. we found a fire burning near 90 8th avenue. smoke was blowing onto the freeway but firefighters quickly doused those flames. not far from there in san leandro, a fire in a homeless camp spread to the fences of homes. flames charged grass than the wetl

however, the power company reported possible circuit activity in the area around the time of the spark. we will be right back. >>> here we go, the warriors in the nba finals. but one imposing figure stands in their way. game one of the western conference finals kicks off tomorrow at chase center. the warriors have to focus on stopping one guy in particular. the dallas mavericks player. he's really a force, just 23 years old. steph curry says the way to beat a young team starts with staying grounded. >> taking about what you are doing, trying to come into the scene on the crown of the basketball. outside of that. we are hungry enough knowing we have not been on the radar in the past two years in terms of being realistic with the championship defense. >> tomorrow the tipoff is a little after 6:00. if you still are looking for tickets they start a little over $200 on the resale market. strike happening tonight, keep your tissues handy for the last two next episode of this is us. that is the recommendation from cast members. the past few episodes certainly have been emotional. she said she

that sparked fierce criticism from republicans and democrats, and it also sparked lawsuits, one of whichsiana filed a lawsuit last month saying by ending this authority the states would endure harm and the administration did not follow the proper procedures in ending it. since then more than a dozen states have joined the lawsuit, mostly republican led. the biden administration saying in a court filing this was an extraordinary measure and it is the authority of the cdc to evoke and terminate this authority. now, the judge in this case has temporarily blocked the wind down of title 42. that will hold until he makes a decision in this case or until may 23rd. while all this is happening arizona announcing this week it will start to bus migrants to washington, d.c. that is a step texas has already taken. arizona now following texas' lead. all of this coming to a head just ten days before the biden administration intends to end title 42. >> priscilla alruvez, thanks so much. >>> coming up next the challenges of feeding the people of ukraine. when so many supply lines are blocked by the fight

he believed somebody was trimming weeds when the flames spark. he said he felt helpless and afraid because he could not do anything to stop the fire. he and in others tried to put it out with shovels and water but they went got ahead of them. air support had to be called in and thankfully forward progress has been stopped. they cited a man for potentially started the fire and he was arrested over outstanding warrants. cal fire is preparing for a long season ahead. >> it's a little bit early we've started to bring honor firefighters early. that is because of the dry conditions. >>> in santa rosa that the date is set for june 6. that is and city leaders will mark the beginning of wildfire season there. the city held a wildfire preparedness event yesterday to help people that live there. >> we want to make sure we are safe when it comes to those sort of things. >> will put together a list of things you should have ready in case you need to evacuate from a wildfire. we've posted that link on our website. click at the vacaville brushfire at the top of

sasha drove back according to some reports the first sparks flared up on the power line.ead of the local branch of electrical networks to the word also delayed the investigation of the criminal case will be donat fundamental assessment of the action of all officials of the authorities of the regulatory authorities, as well as the resources of providing organizations that day was a strong storm gusts. the winds carried the fire at a frantic speed, dry grass, for cleaning, which the mayor allegedly did not follow, the fire jumped out, damn it, and i’m already scared to go, damn it, everything is covered in smoke, the whole garden. i ran out of breath, people desperately tried to save the houses, but the elements left no chance for 2 hours their houses and buildings were transformed. in the ashes, those left without a roof over their heads settled in the building of the former school. a temporary accommodation center was organized here, clothes, food and essentials were brought here from all districts of the region 10 years ago. i myself have experienced it all. i also burne

several fire sparked over the weekend. check out this one. it happened in the wetlands starting saturday afternoon near pittsburgh and bay point. >> contra costa county firefighters responded to the blaze but it continued to burn on sunday as the winds picked up. it's since been contained. but that fire did burn 248 acres in total fire. crews now keeping an eye on it. in the meantime, they say this fire will continue to smolder for just a couple more days. no homes are under threat at this time. and east contra costa. fire crews responded to another blaze in brentwood. you can see lots of dry brush catching fire there in a creek area. these flames spread about 2 acres before crews got it under control. then in fremont, another 2 acre grass fire sparked at 3 in the afternoon. this one at lake elizabeth, just south of the water park there crews remained on scene until the evening to monitor it. the cause of both fires are now under investigation. president joe biden and first lady jill biden traveled to texas sunday to pay their respects to the

a front will swing through for the second half of the weekend and try to spark a shower.ould not change any plans you have. we start and finish with a lot of sunshine on sunday but mid day there is a chance for a sprinkle. it is windy" with temperatures only in the 50's and 60's. jobina: good morning. drew mentioned the fog, chp has issued a fog advisory for the golden. a change of the lanes. just be aware of that visibility as you make your way in and out of san francisco. our san mateo bridge camera is picking up some drizzle on the lands. everything is moving smoothly and it is reflected in the drive times. highway 85 to the san jose airport will be a quick seven minute ride. a minor slow down out of tracy. kumasi: schedule to meet with san francisco's fbi today to combat crime. he was expected to deliver a letter asking the fbi to prioritize efforts to limit these crimes by working with state and local law enforcement to keep our communities safe. a survey found 3/4 of retailers have found an increase in retail theft since 2020. there are questions why some young crim

that motivation sparked by draymond green. >> you're asking me who i want to play?nk we're going to play, boston. that's who we're going to play. >> we laughed. i thought it was funny. because he knows better than anybody, we still have to play a game. kind of weird to be a player and pick another team -- i don't know. >>> stanford softball, rally caps on for a must-win super regional game against oregon state. first inning, beavers' grace mesmer, left with the bases loaded. two runs score. those were the only two returns to cross the plate. no offense for the cardinal. oregon state gets the sweep. the beavers have a spot in the women's college world series. >>> soccer now. earthquakes' jeremy ibobise, two goals against lafc, not enough for san jose. tied at 2, 47th minute. what a snaker. brian rodrigues puts it in the net. l.a. takes the lead, they beat the quakes 3-2. >>> puck time. nhl playoffs. rangers in a win or go home game six against the carolina hurricanes. third period, new york up 2. and they have a two-man advantage. that's artemi panarin. sticks the da

but he's even more interested in sparking others. >> that is my goal, really.s my hope is through my acts, i can inspire people to give back in their own way, right. it can be as small or giving flan to every firefighter. the key is to do something. because one act can lead to hundreds, and it can start a chain reaction of kindness. >> reporter: and if brian is right, and there are those who will follow in his footsteps, the world will indeed be a much sweeter place. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> and that is a delicious idea. okay. >>> the warriors as in the basketball team are ready to make some music. team is launching its own music label, and today on twitter, the dubs announced first signing include juice, georgia and muldrew. they have already released a sing well k-pop star bam bam. remember he performed at chase center in april. >>> from saskatchewan to the south bay and ultimately to the hall of fame. after nearly a quarter century in the nhl, patrick marleau is retiring. the sharks legend officially made the announcement today. he played 21 of h