to be a deal it seems inevitable that it would to decidehern ireland if and for how long it will staal lined to the single market customs union. that's exactly as it should be. about what that will mean. have voted to leave. england will have voted to leave. arthern ireland will be given say over its future. scotland will be the only country in the you can you can e.u. taken out of the against their will, and with no relationshipfuture with europe. that's not a partnership of equals. that's a denial of fairness and basic democracy. [applause] >> brexit is a disaster, but it of a deeper problem. westminster is the political union. for scotland, brexit shows that westminster system is utterlyand it is broken beyond repair. we have a e, cast-iron mandate for an referendum. is beyond doubt. mra [applause] we don't just have a right to offer the people of scotland a over their future. n the circumstances, scotland -- we have a duty to do we intend to what do. mra [applause] let me be clear about this. by which we choose scotland's future must be actually achieving independence. support llow

they're able to stay in the same staal. they're friends. it's a nerve-racking situation for many of these animals as well. i also mentioned across the street is the santa rosa veterans memorial. that's still an on evacuation center. we're told the center in healdsburg is full. so if you're looking to get water, air-conditioning, bring your small animals, you can come here to the memorial building. live here at the sonoma county fair grounds, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. >> nice to see the animals being cared for. >> indeed. >>> spencer christian has a look at the weather. >> i'm happy to report the weather is much, much calmer. it's still quite warm. 88 deg.ve hidity is dangerously low once again, 7%. it's been in the single digits throughout the day. the wind right now near the fire out of the northeast at ohm 6 miles an hour to occasional gusts at 10 miles an hour. the weakening wind is 10. high fire danger has been extended for parts of the area. solano county is still under this red flag warning until 7:00 tonight. a good portion of mendocin

present with overwhelming systems and early battle of depression or psychotic foot can be treated for staal the needs for urgent care. and it was incumbent on this city to provide the proper level of care at the proper time. >> hi, i'm a community organizer with community housing partnership. our mission at community housing partnership is to provide affordable housing and help formally homeless people achieve self-sufficient see. in order to do that, we have to help people heal from the homeless trauma that starts from the very moment that people's housing is unstable. most of the people that we work with including myself who is experienced homelessness, and poverty, survived through homeless travel on a daily basis and it's crucial we recognize workers helping people achieve stability from coming indoors and recognizing the labor of the non-profit workers that are in support of housing that are really doing some of the front line work around mental health and bringing people back some times from the brink on an hourly basis. sorry, i lost my train of thought here. we appreciate also that

(telephone ringing) >> the calls staaled coming in slowly as people were waking up in the morning, having out the ndow, and seeing what i couldn't see. (telephone ringing) >> narrator: dispatcher caroca ladrini had been traed to handle calls reporting fires. >> do you see ashes?la do you sees? how close is it? i f becae kind of far off be across the street or two canyons away. >> narrator: cal fe normallyti es paradise police if a fire is threatening the town, but they hadn't done so. >> narrator: as more calls came in, ladrini says she contacted cal fire, and they told her the as north of concow-- miles from paradise.ar >> did they say anything about the size or the inteity of the fire? >> no. n at that point, they didn't, and, and i didn't ask. generally, a fire that far away would never even get close to paradise. >> paradare police. re >> whyo many people calling about this smoke? ntat... what's going on? still, at that pi didn't know what they were seeing. (telephone ringing) so all i could do was call cal fire back. what i said was, "can youth confirm e that this is north of conco

. >> good afternoon, my name is kevin staal i am the pedestrian safety organizer at the central centre collaborative close to market street. i am with my colleagues here and i organization is in complete support of this project. many of our clients who live in the tenderloin use market street for their important daily lives going to school, going to the store, going to work, et cetera. and they deserve to feel safe using market street either walking or biking and this project is way overdue and needs to be done sooner rather than later. so thank you very much. we are supportive. >> thank you. >> steven sears, neil patell. pete you are strauss, hiedi pettersson. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is neil patel and on behalf of lyft i'm here to support this project. these safety permits are long overdue. this project aligns with lyft's vision to provide for market street as a corridor that provides safety and inviting mobility for all. we encourage to you a improve this project but act fast and start its limitations as farther as you can. thank you very much for your time. >> than

. >> good afternoon, my name is kevin staal i am the pedestrian safety organizer at the central centre collaborative close to market street. i am with my colleagues here and i organization is in complete support of this project. many of our clients who live in the tenderloin use market street for their important daily lives going to school, going to the store, going to work, et cetera. and they deserve to feel safe using market street either walking or biking and this project is way overdue and needs to be done sooner rather than later. so thank you very much. we are supportive. >> thank you. >> steven sears, neil patell. pete you are strauss, hiedi

tweeted today the house democrats are bullying people into testifying and there's an indication he might staal meeting deadlines. as for rudy giuliani, it's unknown if he'll comply, telling bc news he hasn't yet made a decision about whether to cooperate. joining me now to talk about the democrats' next steps is michigan congresswoman debbie dingell, co-chair of the house committee. debbie, thanks for being with us. >> good to see you. >> the other day when we were talking about this, we were talking about how these things would go and making reference to how it would work when richard nixon was president. there's a lot of stonewalling going on at every level. before this impeachment inquiry ramped up into what it is now with the overwhelming support of the democratic caucus, these hearings didn't quite materialize the way a lot of members of congress would have wanted it to. how do you see this unfolding given all the attempts to block the inquiry? >> i think that it is very important to understand why so many democrats came out in the last couple of weeks for this inquiry, and i can tell you