again, that point by theresa may has been picked up by the time. i by theresa may has been picked upmay has been picked up by the time. . g ., ., the time. i agree with john, and i think we are _ the time. i agree with john, and i think we are at _ the time. i agree with john, and i think we are at cuban _ the time. i agree with john, and i think we are at cuban missile - the time. i agree with john, and i i think we are at cuban missile crisis stage _ think we are at cuban missile crisis stage yet— think we are at cuban missile crisis stage yet and i also think that you use the _ stage yet and i also think that you use the term cold war is slightly misunderstand what china does lack motivations are here. it is not like pressure. — motivations are here. it is not like pressure. it— motivations are here. it is not like pressure, it is not trying to export an ideology— pressure, it is not trying to export an ideology and i think a lot of discussions around this are a response _ discussions around this are a response to channel's behaviour can be based _ response to channel's behaviour

she was due to _ theresa may was minister. she was due to he _ theresa may was minister.eetings will be published in accordance with the ministerial code. before the next story, what are your thoughts on this? that says all relevant — are your thoughts on this? that says all relevant external _ are your thoughts on this? that says all relevant external meetings - are your thoughts on this? that says all relevant external meetings so - all relevant external meetings so priti patel�*s argument might be that if there was no civil servant present, there might have needed to be. does there have to be a civil servant present at this kind of meeting? the mirror story suggests there should have been but we have to wait and see whether it was necessary or whether it was an informal lunch, that is what it will boil down to. the informal lunch, that is what it will boil down to— informal lunch, that is what it will boil down to. the front page of the sunday telegraph. _ boil down to. the front page of the sunday telegraph. poll _ boil down to. the front page of the sunday telegraph.

theresa may served as prime minister from 2016 through 2019. she is interviewed by mark jasper at this event hosted by the mccain institute. >> hello, i am mark esper, former secretary of defense and a distinguished fellow at the mccain institute for international leadership in washington, d.c.. thank you for joining us. i am proud to welcome you to the next part of our program. i want to welcome and admired states person, accomplished leader, and longtime friend of the united states, theresa may. together we will discuss the outcome of president joe biden's tenure as president of the united states and what people on both sides of the atlantic should expect. president biden's trip began with a visit to the g7. one major topic under discussion being the people's republic of china. he also attended a summit in brussels. there has been a lot of discussion on how effective the meeting was in conveying a convincing message that the united states is prepared to counter russian activity. it was a busy agenda. with all of this complemented by a number

theresa. you are. and i were discussing that same point to look forward to tomorrow. >> well, polls show most latino voters oppose getting rid of governor newsome. but some political strategists say mister newsom shouldn't take the latino vote for granted recent campaign stops in heavily hispanic populated area show that winning the latino vote is key for either party. california is home to 15 million latinos making up roughly 40% of the state's population. one poll from u c berkeley has 56% of likely latino voters keeping newsom as their governor exit polling shows that it is lower than about 64% of latinos who supported the governor's initial bid in 2018. >> latino vote is consequential to whether or not governor gavin newsome stays in the governor's mansion. one of the things that is going to determine how vote is whether or not they will vote. and so again, this is going to be about investing in turn out to drive turnout. >> but some former democrats who voted to put newsome in office almost 3 year

that is when theresa may was prime minister. _ my people.people. that is when theresa may was prime minister. yes, so - my people. that is when theresa may was prime minister. yes, so i - was prime minister. yes, so i refused and _ was prime minister. yes, so i refused and said _ was prime minister. yes, so i refused and said no _ was prime minister. yes, so i refused and said no thank- was prime minister. yes, so i l refused and said no thank you, was prime minister. yes, so i i refused and said no thank you, i was prime minister. yes, so i - refused and said no thank you, i am not going to attend, and did go, quietly, to see theresa may, before she left number ten, and you know, she left number ten, and you know, she made it, she wasn't acting like she made it, she wasn't acting like she knew she had done something, a mistake, and upset a lot of people and hurt a lot people's feelings but it is also, you have to remember this the their foundation of where they came froms, in coming to this country, so it was deep, it was a very deep wound

you brought theresa may's government down. you brought her brexit deal down, you backed brexit.here you've got — no power, no more money for northern ireland, a brexit deal that you had backed the idea of going ahead with brexit and the prime minister's obviously let you down. well, look, it was disappointing that the prime minister who came to northern ireland and gave pledges that there would be no border in the irish sea, in the end, agreed to a protocol that delivered a border in the irish sea. and we've made clear that he should honour the commitments he gave at that time and remove that border. but look, that's politics. you do your best. but we were in circumstances in 2019 where, even with our support, the prime minister had lost a majority, a number of conservatives... hold on, if you wouldn't mind, jeffrey donaldson. i was at the rally that borisjohnson stood next to arlene foster, then dup leader, cheering around the room as i held my microphone under each of them, you believed you got the guy who was going to deliverfor the union. now, what went wrong? had you misund

theresa, i will be keeping tabs on things in the reporting on this through the evening. you. thanks, rob. we will have full team coverage on election night starting at 5 o'clock tonight. >> our crews are going to be all over the state as results come in. we will also have a special edition. >> of inside bay area politics with our panel of political experts and a look at our live reports from candidate headquarters from all over the state. make sure you tune in to kron 00:00am tonight. san francisco medical examiner has identified a woman 41 year-old amy adams as a person killed at the powell street bart station officials are saying that the woman boarded the dublin pleasant 10 on bound train with her dog tethered at her waist. and then at the very last second, right as the doors were closing. she fully got off the board. a train clearing the doors. but the dog did not. the train left with a dog inside the train and the woman was dragged and pulled onto the tracks. the incident was first reported at about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. it shut down the powell street stati

may's government forcing _ and then theresa may's government forcing the _ and then theresa may's governmentg the concept and it is kind of work to both the and really for the market too. it has, to some extent, — the market too. it has, to some extent, created the competition that we have _ extent, created the competition that we have been talking about but, yes, a bit like _ we have been talking about but, yes, a bit like we — we have been talking about but, yes, a bit like we saw during the financial— a bit like we saw during the financial crisis, if the government, if taxpayer— financial crisis, if the government, if taxpayer support is going to be used _ if taxpayer support is going to be used to— if taxpayer support is going to be used to make sure we get christmas and it— used to make sure we get christmas and it looks — used to make sure we get christmas and it looks like there is they will still be _ and it looks like there is they will still be a — and it looks like there is they will still be a price to pay for the energy— still be a price to pay for the energy companies are not a

theresa has the details. there. >> you could almost feel the joy in the air this was the same as south lake tahoe. residents applauded fire crews. >> for helping save so many lives and homes as the caldor fire came dangerously close to dropping down into town. >> those great. it's been a long, long going through crisis like this. draining emotionally on staff, first responders and our community. feel like we're turning page here and i'm really grateful for that. a lot of that. our community sharing to our first responders and it feels good. that is south lake tahoe city manager. he says burned out areas of highway 50 still. >> have that roadway closed to visitors but says with better air quality and relieved businesses now is a good time for tourists to come we are, you know, getting the message out that we are reopened after this short closure. it was tough to miss labor day welcoming back visitors big for north light towers. well. >> andy chapman with the incline village. tourism bureau says. >> covid coupl

that is when theresa may was prime minister. i refused and said "no thank you, i am not going to attend," and did go, quietly, to see theresa may, before she left number ten, and you know, she made it, she wasn't acting like she knew she had done something, a mistake, and upset a lot of people and hurt a lot people's feelings, but it is also, you have to remember this, theirfoundation of where they came from, in coming to this country, so it was deep, it was a very deep wound that she opened. right. and look, another issue that is being discussed across the caribbean, including injamaica and the coalition of caribbean states, supports reparations, and the jamaican minister for youth and culture says "we are hoping for reparatoryjustice in all forms," so following that idea of redress, would you like to see reparations for slavery? absolutely 100%. there should be reparation, why not? why can't we go to the hague and get reparations? so you are representing the queen's commonwealth trust as their global ambassador, yet you want i

his previous s theresa may asked if it could lead to the u. k . being dragged into a war with china of a tie, one most of the implications of this pact, the stance that would be taken by the united kingdom of ritz response, should china attempt to invade taiwan. to speak, the kingdom remains determined to defend national law. and we, that is the strong advice you would give to our friends across the world and strong advice that we would give to the, to the government invasion out there was under simmons as more from outside the british parliament, some sign of unease within mister johnson's own party, it would seem. now this deal goes back some time and it was kept amazingly secret. it was discussed apparently at the g 7 summit in june and the united kingdom and cold war. and there were further talk since then. but there is some way to go 18 months of a cooperation on the technology of the expertise of fully 3 countries coming together on this and whether or not the main parts of these a nuclear power submarines will come from the u. k. all the un

theresa stasi reports on how the area is now encouraging people to come back and enjoy the beauty of the area. >> you could almost feel the joy in the air this was a south lake tahoe, residents applauded fire crews. >> for helping save so many lives and homes as the caldor fire came dangerously close to dropping down into town. >> those great. it's been a long, long going through crisis like this. draining emotionally on staff, first responders and our community. feel like we're turning page here and i'm really grateful for that. the love that our community sharing to our first responders and it feels good. that is south lake tahoe city manager. he says burned out areas of highway 50 still. >> have that roadway closed to visitors but says with better air quality and relieved businesses now is a good time for tourists to come we are, you know, getting the message out that we are reopened after this short closure. it was tough to miss labor day welcoming back visitors big for north light towers. well. >> andy chapman with the incline village. tourism bureau says. >> covid coupled with

turns out theresa hynes kerry stepson christopher biden found something rosemont seneca partners.deal that hunter promised to hold hynes and biden administration colluding on a massive scale with the chinese nobody is screaming conflict of interest here. i imagine, xi and the chinese are loving this look, john kerry was the guy who negotiated the prison release, the iran cash deal, you know, he gave $1.7 billion to the mullahs. what did we get for that? not very much. and it looks like he is on path to do the same with china vis-a-vis the climate. xi is smiling from ear to coal emyth ear. >> pete: raimondo, you win the prize for 6 degrees of hunter biden. i did not know that well done. >> i did my research. >> pete: you always do. which we appreciate. so this idea and i asked the same thing to vivek because i think it's important. when we are negotiating over something that we care a lot about because the left is obsessed with climate change and our adversaries know they don't care at all and they can exploit that situation. they do the happy dance because they can give away littl

jenni's sister, theresa, pleaded for help. >> just take time. just think back.wn, and remember. any, little bit would help. >> meanwhile, police worked the angles. was it a kidnapping? >> maybe, they were going to ask for ransom. we just didn't know. >> or maybe, jenni got lost or was badly hurt. >> there were, literally, hundreds of people looking through the park for her. >> everybody wanted to find jenni. >> gene miller helped run down hundreds of suspected sightings. >> there was a lot of good-faith effort, on the part of citizens, to call in. and say i think i saw her here or i think i saw her there. >> pattie waited. still, hoping her jenni would walk right in the door. she was at home, when she got a visit from another mother. barbara. michella's mom. there to offer support. >> just seemed like the thing to do. >> she was very, very sweet. very nice. i said, thank you. she left. and i said, to a friend who was sitting there, i'm not sure why she came. jennifer's not dead. >> you represented the outcome she kpraetly did not want to have happen. >> exactly.

theresa fallon is director of the center for russia, europe, and asia studies and from london where star robin is a managing director for europe at eurasia group. so welcome to the program. all of you much trouble if we can start with you by going over some relatively recent old ground front says it's been stamped in the back. what on earth will these allies thinking or with the focus? i'm not thinking of it at all. was this a deliberate ploy to keep france in the dark or a diplomatic snuff through? i think the guests will be able to speak to, you know, how the french of the see what happened. i think the reaction from paris is driven ready by 4 o'clock to one is a believe the trust and integrity between eyes and mouth. clearly, and this is, this was not the case. given. secret talks have been taking place for more than 6 months. apart from the interest in the pacific region, and the disagreement obviously cuts across those quite to direct way the political economy. you know, the loss of the contract from the job, i think not as an important factor on driving is reaction as well as the d

theresa by reports in the capital where thousands took to the streets. they took over the center of when a site is demanding jobs and food assistance. thousands of people from the poorest areas when a site is roxanna, body care says she has 3 children and no work the last year has been very difficult. my husband got some work and construction, but with the soaring prices, we cannot pay for everything. i didn't 100 government have increased cash handouts and aid to assist the poor, but people here say much more needs to be done at the inflation continues to force prices up every month. yeah, pretty good. going to be a government is trying to implement austerity majors and pay the i missed at the cost of the working class. we other one suffering the crisis and need genuine jobs with decent salaries. the situation and the handling of the pen demik has put a huge dent in the government's popularity to put up last sunday. the parents party last in 17 provinces. during this country's primary election, including at the stronghold, the province of one site is, t

we have theresa fallon, the director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies in washington, d. c. david roche associate professor at the national defense university and also a former nature operations director of the joint chiefs of staff also in brussels. nicholas, why it's an international affair strategist and senior director for global solutions at a p. c o. worldwide. thank you for joining us. and welcome to the program. i do want to start with the practicalities here. i think they're very important, really just how realistic this all is. so there's obviously isn't a new idea. and it's been debated and discussed so much that we get to the point where some member states actually roll their eyes every time it comes up. so david, what's actually stops the you from establishing a military force they fall? well i, i have to disagree with miss franka. it's a lack of capacity. look, you know, i came back from a nato summit in 2006 and my son met me at the airport. he was 4 years old. and in the course of talking he said, i'm going to grow a beard. and i said, good for you kid. it

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on monday, september the 27th leftovers of what was sub tropical storm theresa joining up with an area of low pressure over by to canada. so that amplified rainfall amounts. and after plaguing st. john's with rain and wind, it's finally moving away for canada as other coast. this is a full out false storm. we did have a wind warning and play for vancouver that's been dropped but were hanging onto the rainfall warning. and we could pick up to 70 millimeters of rain with this storm. that weather is seeping as far south as the northern california, but san francisco will stay dry with a height of 19 degrees. still a nice stretch of weather across the us called states except for this batch of rain across the border with texas and louisiana central america. looks like this were getting dallas with some heavy rain, coaster rica, and panama panama city, up to a high of 28 degrees. here's an update now on major hurricane sam stills, daring toward the east of the leeward islands, east of puerto rico. but in the days to comment could impact bermuda. so check back with us on that. there has been f

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theresa may tried this in 2017 general— them.he dementia tax, she had to drop it. the dementia tax, she had to drop it it _ the dementia tax, she had to drop it it has _ the dementia tax, she had to drop it. it has been the third great of british— it. it has been the third great of british politics for a long time. boris _ british politics for a long time. borisjohnson has british politics for a long time. boris johnson has decided, british politics for a long time. borisjohnson has decided, we are told this— borisjohnson has decided, we are told this will be announced later this week, that he is going to go for a _ this week, that he is going to go for a rise — this week, that he is going to go for a rise in— this week, that he is going to go for a rise in national insurance contributions. this is going to be extremely— contributions. this is going to be extremely unpopular, with significant members of parliament, not least _ significant members of parliament, not least the mp5 elected in 2019 on a manifesto that said they were

theresa stasi reports tonight on how the city is reflecting on that time and now they're dealing with the current threat of another wildfire. >> it was late september 2020 when the glass fire is brutal force ripped through the north bay devouring historic wineries schools and more than 300 homes. now with the red flag warning taking effect wednesday night, caution coupled with reflection and some optimism. >> i'm flies, doesn't we are much better from a fire standpoint. well, we're still and and we do have a bit of a red flag warning coming our way. we have had a little bit of precipitation and we're doing alright calistoga mayor chris canning says while the flames are in the past. >> rebuilding is still very much on the minds of many these days. been as of yet of the ones that were impacted all of the outskirts of the city. fortunately fire did not cross into the city limits but literally right out the the yellow line. as we say. >> know, it's there's something up face. >> the mayor says a local school foothills adventists elementary still has a fence around and those who are impacte

ijoin my right- theresa may. ijoin my right honourable _ theresa may.ievements. does my— all be proud of their achievements. does my right honourable friend agree _ does my right honourable friend agree that as a result of nato forces — agree that as a result of nato forces withdrawing from afghanistan, the terrorist threat has increased, and will— the terrorist threat has increased, and will he — the terrorist threat has increased, and will he confirm that all those involved — and will he confirm that all those involved in — and will he confirm that all those involved in counterterrorism work here _ involved in counterterrorism work here in _ involved in counterterrorism work here in the — involved in counterterrorism work here in the uk will be given the necessary— here in the uk will be given the necessary support to ensure they can keep us— necessary support to ensure they can keep us safe? i thank my right honourable friend and know how much work she has done in her career to protect this country and assist in counterterrorism. mr speaker, i can gi

theresa stasi is in the newsroom with a preview. hi, theresa high darya. good morning, everyone.alifornia. by tonight, governor gavin newsome could find out if he stays in office or yes to go away. we'll have team coverage all day long. is about coming in. plus apple is holding a live event in cupertino unveiling a list of new products at 4 this afternoon. i'll be speaking with seen at sea unsure about the upgrades that you might want to consider to say that and that interview and follow us all day long to get real time updates on local and national headlines. grab your phone scan, this qr code and we'll take you that will take you straight to our app store so you can download kron-on for free guy. thanks teresa. the vegas raiders kicked off their big season with a big win on monday night football. check out all the fans. their plan, the baltimore ravens and is the first time that fans got to go. it went to overtime. and as for the raiders, defense came up huge force that lamar jackson fumble and then watch this next possession. derek carr finds zay jones. and that is the game wi

theresa kron 4 news. >> gulf coast residents spending the day cleaning up the damage caused by nicholashe storm dropped heavy rain over parts of louisiana, mississippi and alabama and some of those areas could see even more rain between now and friday, strong winds knocking over trees fences and traffic signs across the houston area. >> rebecca strum is with us now. has nicholas is one of several major storms to hit the gulf coast recently. rebecca joins us with where nicholas is now. >> yeah, guys. it's a really slow-moving storm. so that is why we're seeing this rainfall and it's going to continue. we're expecting all the way through friday. the flash flood continue for the coast along mississippi and also alabama and along the florida panhandle, we could anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of rain per hour through the overnight hours and then it could continue with localized amounts reaching up to 6 inches per hour is possible again. it's really slow moving. so we could see this heavy rainfall continue through the rest of week through friday a little bit closer to home we're a lot of fog and

theresa has that story for us. this girl right here. >> this is what matters. i'm asking for help. missing gabby potatoes, father making a heart wrenching plea for his daughter's return and one that triggers an excruciating memory for another father. her father saying that the absolute only thing that matters is finding gabby. >> was a reflection of the kinds of things that i was saying when my daughter was missing and the fact that the thing they admit they aren't sleeping. they are takes me back a very difficult time. probably the most difficult time of my life and i feel terribly for our classes only daughter polly a victim of a horrendous kidnapping from her front yard in petaluma. >> class now helping families when they undergo the trauma of a missing child with his class. kids foundation last year answering a 179 calls for assistance from 19 states. as for gammy's case class as the family is laser-focused on the right path. >> i believe that the family has to keep doing exactly what they're doing and work towards this singular goal of bringing gabby home and whether that's pu

back to guys. >> theresa, thank you. well, with more children returning to school questions continue about when those under 12 years of age will be able to get the covid-19 vaccine right now. there are several vaccine trials for children under age 12 going on across the country including here in the bay area today we talked to a 9 year-old boy and a 6 year-old girl who got 2 shots as part of stanford's covid pfizer vaccine trial. their mother is an icu nurse after she heard about the vaccine trial she and her husband did research on possible consequences and then decided to let their children participate in the trial. >> it kind of stone little bit. >> but it didn't a can do because if he doesn't get it, then it who lived. then you can get. >> could zeal. we back. >> the father also said in the beginning their children were a little reluctant about getting the vaccine. but after seeing everyone in the family had been vaccinated. they wanted to do it as well. sanford infectious disease specialist yvonne maldonado told us

we want for theresa has the latest on all of that. >> you could almost feel the joy in the air this wasth lake tahoe. residents applauded fire crews. >> for helping save so many lives and homes as the caldor fire came dangerously close to dropping down into town. >> those great. it's been a long, long going through crisis like this. draining emotionally on staff, first responders and our community. feel like we're turning page here and i'm really grateful for that. the love that our community sharing to our first responders and it feels good. that is south lake tahoe city manager. he says burned out areas of highway 50 still. >> have that roadway closed to visitors but says with better air quality and relieved businesses now is a good time for tourists to come we are, you know, getting the message out that we are reopened after this short closure. it was tough to miss labor day welcoming back visitors big for north light towers. well. >> andy chapman with the incline village. tourism bureau says. >> covid coupled with the counter fire and bad air quality from the dixie fire has really h

if you see smoke in the air evacuate if orders come in. >> theresa kron 4 news. >> lake tahoe residentscuated due to the calder fire. they're being warned about bears as they start returning home. authorities say the animals have been roaming around barron neighborhoods looking for food and in dozens of cases breaking into homes hoping the final something to eat. but in one case, security video shows. couple of bears took some time to play in the cooler that was filled with water left in the driveway as the homeowners were out, the calder fire has burned more than 217,000 acres and is now 50% contained. >> all right. weather time as we get a live look outside on this tuesday night. little bit of fog there as we look at the transamerica pyramid and san francisco kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr has a look at what we can expect. >> good evening, everybody. and just a quick snapshot of how we deal with air quality actually not too bad even by the evening hours. we did have some green there earlier, but even by the evening hours, how about that? we had some moderate conditions across the cen

theresa newman and spencer parris, who put on that case, did a phenomenaljob presenting the evidence.mony given to the court in this session shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? charlenejohnson, she testified again in front ofjudge collins, and she said, "i've been trying to make this right." you could hear, in the courtroom, a pin drop. people knew that this was an incredibly important moment. there was no way for the crime to have physically happened the way that the state said it was, that it was a physical impossibility. to me, this is sort of the core of how unbelievable it is that dontae sat in prison for 26 years, is that the evidence was right there in front of all of ourfaces. it was before the courts. the judge went back to his chambers and made it clear that he was going to announce his ruling from the bench, which is not always what happens in these cases. the court now resumes the sitting for the dispatch of this business. cheering you finally get vindicated. you finally prove that all the years you've been telling people, "i'm i

to be fair to the daily mail, they backed - the daily mail, they backed theresa may's plan back in thes telling us the truth. and when you've been consistent, it's ok to blow your own trumpet. but i think there are real concerns — and it comes in what mike wasjust concerns — and it comes in what mike was just saying — concerns — and it comes in what mike wasjust saying — over the concerns — and it comes in what mike was just saying — over the two ways in which spending this money won't exactly float into improving the social care experience, both working age disabled adults and also older people often towards the end of their life in need of care. we've talked about the nhs which has an extraordinary capacity to suck up money, you can put any amount of money, you can put any amount of money into the nhs and it would vacuum it up. but on the other side, there's the fact that these social care proposals, the majority of this is to reduce the amount that individuals put into the system, it's a cap on the total you might have to spend. so anyway, what's that doing —— what that is doing is

theresa newman and spencer parris, who put on that case, did a phenomenaljob presenting the evidence.estimony given to the court in this session shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? charlenejohnson, she testified again in front ofjudge collins, and she said, "i've been trying to make this right." you could hear, in the courtroom, a pin drop. people knew that this was an incredibly important moment. there was no way for the crime to have physically happened the way that the state said it was, that it was a physical impossibility. to me, this is sort of the core of how unbelievable it is that dontae sat in prison for 26 years, is that the evidence was right there in front of all of ourfaces. it was before the courts. the judge went back to his chambers and made it clear that he was going to announce his ruling from the bench, which is not always what happens in these cases. the court now resumes the sitting for the dispatch of this business. cheering you finally get vindicated. you finally prove that all the years you've been telling people, "i

theresa kron 4 news. >> well, as multiple major wildfires continue to burn across the state. california's republican lawmakers held a wildfire forum in front of the state capitol where they heard from several different private companies and community leaders and they discussed what they thought would be better ways to prevent these wildfires from happening going forward. many of them emphasizing the need for more force management. >> all these trees are essentially straws on the >> just trying to compete for valuable water about. we need to get on virus faster before they become. >> the kind of come flag or asians that we've become all too. >> a familiar with. >> was in response to state democrats postponing an oversight hearing with governor gavin newsom's administration after this all comes after a course that npr investigation that we've reported on which found that cal fire had completed only 13% of wildfire prevention projects at the agency and the news of administration had claimed they fully finished last year. newsom did address the current wildfire situation, though,

let's show you some video from theresa video from this fire. the caldor fire, as you mentioned, it is now burned more than 200,000 acres. they were really worried about last night, though they were anticipating very high winds that would push this fire closer to south lake tahoe. so closer to miers and other communities near the edge of the fire. it moves really fast the night before they're anticipating another big push by the fire. but they were fortunate. they say the winds weren't as bad as they thought they would be. >> we're lucky. we looked little bit yesterday with some that didn't come up quite as hard as we expect them to, although we do have some ridge winds last night probably 20 to 30 miles per hour to the most part. we had a nice inversion come probably around midnight. 1 o'clock in the morning that put a real damper on things and slow lot of growth. so a lot of opportunity to make some progress last night. >> and they say some of that progress that they made, they were able to put some more lines around the fire and do things lik

if you see smoke in the air evacuate if orders come in. >> theresa kron 4 news., we're not out. i don't even want to stay out of the woods like i don't mean any puns at all. i mean, like yet at all. they're talking about just the way it's been horrible season and the long doing it. we're really in the heart of the seas absolutely has historically it's always been september, october where the fires really get bad. yeah. which yeah we're kind of entering into now. hopefully the bay area doesn't see anything like we've seen in years past. >> but that's what it takes. all of us to make sure that doesn't that acreage is insane. it was like almost 2 million acres on fire in california's at knott's. yeah. that isn't so. >> john, with our forecast here. and yet we're going to be dealing with hot temperatures, which isn't good for fire danger yeah. in out of curiosity say, guys, i was looking because i was wanting to remember when that orange day was last year. yeah, it was a year ago was 9, 9, that says you were still in the heart of it for sure. september by no means is

theresa stasi spoke. >> to some evacuees that are hunkering down up in truckee. >> i am here in truckee at one of the evacuation centers that has been set up for those people who are forced to flee south lake tahoe in and around the tahoe basin. you can see how some people have just pulled over and set up camp to try and wait out what's going to happen next with the caldor fire. i spoke with one person about how they took off on sunday when the flames and the smoke were just too un-nerving. what are your thoughts right now. just watching it all it's a very frightening. >> frightening for a lot of people >> i do have friends that are in the area. anybody you know, evacuated. >> know we don't know what most friends are up here >> was it like to be a pure when you all of a sudden like this weekend and just took off. oh, yeah, that's why we actually had it out just in case. >> so we're just going back now. just now, just now. yeah. and she did. you head out on sunday. yes. yeah. what was it like to be here on well, the smoke was just you know, whole area. so it's kind of hard to breathe. so

let's go to theresa the newsroom. for more. hi, theresa how worried are and what a good morning.bernatorial you recall election. we'll have some team coverage all day today, including live reports from a local election office will are also going to be counting down to president biden's visit. he's coming to california to campaign for governor newsome as well as see some of the devastation from the caldor fire and to see our election coverage should more grab your phone and scan this qr code. it will take you straight to your app store so you can download kron-on for free. back to us. thanks a lot recent. let's take a peek at the 7 day around the bay forecast for the rest of the week's not going to hot. >> yeah. >> today, tomorrow, the hot ones and then her smooth sailing after that, especially the weekend. and i am that learns. yeah, it's going to feel so get out there that on it. but don't lose the ac. well, you cited halloween is the day that we could probably go ahead november. so hot. then. i don't know better guarantee can be on it. so yeah, that's it for now. see you back h

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impressive to see how people are reaching out and helping each other during this time here in guerneville theresa kron 4 news. >> ski resorts are doing what they can to reduce the risks from the caldor fire. some have turned on their spring sprinklers and snowmaking equipment to help create defensible space. one area of concern is the kirkwood ski area because the flames have been moving closer to that area over the last few probably one of our major concerns was this kirkwood bowl areas where the kirkwood ski areas. >> the fires currently hung up right on the ridge outside of kirkwood. so that's something we'll be looking at. >> crews have been cutting down trees near the kirkwood that the fire has less fuel to and with much of the tahoe basin under evacuation orders. lake tahoe, authority is asking tourists to stay away for as long as the caldor fire continues to burn. >> this affects visitors to both the south and north shores as we head into this. what would normally be a busy holiday weekend. the effective this could cost the area millions of dollars in revenue, even though this move will be

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