firefighters say a down power lines sparks this blaze burning in western marin county, the fire broke out two nights ago near the state park. the fire has burned 152 acres so far, officials say it is now 65% contained. all evacuations have been lifted. you can own this oakland home for free. but there is a catch, there is always a catch. the 118-year-old house is wedged between the telegraph avenue and broadway. the daughter has to move it by october 27 before the lot is cleared for a condominium. there for the home is not actually free because the move could run you up to $200,000. >>> apple had an exciting reveal today, the biggest event of the year is under way and jackie ward joins us with a look at the new gadgets apple unveiled today. >> reporter: lots of new stuff for everyone to preorder as anticipated at today's event. tim cook announced a new collection of products including frito iphones a new watch. one of the phones will cost you $1100. >> this is iphone 10 as -- 10 "as is" -- iphone 10 s, a liquid redneck display is included, each improves facial recognition software and

. >>> meantime fire crews are battling a wildfire in western marin county. the irving fire broke out last night. it has blackened 115 acres. planes were spotted near samuel p. taylor state park. that's officer francis drake boulevard. evacuations went out immediately for some neighbors near forest knolls and la gunitas. kpix5's emily turner joins us now live. >> reporter: you can see smoke rising up behind those trees as the wind pick up in these afternoon hours. we do now know just in the last half hour that some of the folks who have been evacuated are allowed home, though they may not have power. pg&e is working on that. it hasn't been an easy day for marin county firefighters trying to control the irving fire near la ganitas. >> most of the terrain is super steep we can't even get the dozers into. crews have been working hard all summer. we're trying to get crews to put it in. >> reporter: firefighters managed to stop forward progress, which is another good sign, but the fire threatens about 150 homes. jean barronsmeyer had to evacuate hers last night. >

has been extended through tomorrow for parts of marin, western napa and sonoma counties(ken) those areas may experience worsened air quality as strong winds could push smoke eastward from the irving fire in west marin county. (pam)chief meteorolgist lawrence karnow is with her on the air quality. lawrence. lawrence karnow: it was another beautiful day with sunny skies all the way to the coast. highs today soared into the 80s inland with sunny 70s at the coast. hurricane florence continues to look like a very dangerous storm. she is currently a category 4 storm and headed directly toward the east coast. tropical storm olivia is now approaching islands. it will bring heavy rain and gusty winds tonight as it moves through. on the satellite image we an area of low pressure to the north. that system will drop into the bay area as early as tomorrow. it will bring more clouds and much cooler temperatures. highs will be running as much as 5 to 15 degrees below normal with partly cloudy skies tomorrow. the low to mid 70s inland with around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. temperatures will w

burning in western marin near lagunitis and samuel p. taylor state park.containment on this fire is up to 45- percent. flames have burned 152 acres. fortunately... no buildings are damaged. the cause of this fire is under investigation. ( darya ) the snell fire -- burning in napa county -- is now 60 percent contained. this fire has burned nearly 25-hundred acres since it started on saturday. this is video from over the weekend. all evacuation orders and road closures have been lifted in the area... just southeast of middletown. there are still 11-hundred firefighters working the fire... but cal fire does ánot expect this one to grow in size. investigators are still trying to figure out the cause of this fire. ( darya ) happening today... the man accused of driving recklessly and killing a c-h-p officer will be arraigned later this morning. officer kirk greiss was in the middle of a traffic stop on i-80 west in fairfield... when authorities say sean walker crashed his pickup truck into greiss and the driver he had pulled over. officer griess and jaime manue

burning in western marin near lagunitis and samuel p. taylor state park. and all roads have reopened. containment on this fire is up to 45- percent. flames have burned 152 acres. fortunately... no buildings are damaged. the cause of this fire is under investigation. ( darya ) the snell fire -- burning in napa county -- is now 60 percent contained. this fire has burned nearly 25-hundred acres since it started on saturday. this is video from over the weekend. all evacuation orders and road closures have been lifted in the area... just southeast of middletown. there are still 11-hundred firefighters working the fire... but cal fire does ánot expect this one to grow in size. investigators are still trying to figure out this fire. ( james ) new this morning... the housing crisis in the bay area is only getting worse. a new report shows that available housing in the bay area only increased by about 15-thousand units in 2017... according to the association of bay area governments... that number is mech less than the nearly 53-thousand new jobs created in all 9 ba

the irving fire ignited monday night near samual p taylor park in marin's san geronimo valley in western marinow 80 percent contained. it burned through 152 acres. this is video taken from county fire personnel out on the front lines. water tenders, five engines and four hand crews remain putting out hot spots. the power line - at the focus of the investigation is up near mt. barnabe. cynthia fetherstone, marin resident it was some fire. i was really scared, never scared like that. cynthia evacuated monday night as she says flames roared up on the ridge behind her home on portola avenue. an evacuation order was issued for three roads in the area. here on wednesday, cynthia was back home. cynthia. i was terrified. her power was still out - but she was grateful to all the crews. kron four reached out to pge, in a statement, they said quote: we are aware that the marin county fire dept is investigating a power lne as the cause of this fire. we're continuing to work with the marin county fire dept. and cal fi9re to understand more about the circumstances of this preliminary finding. estacio. there

little earlier this evening...all evacuation orders were lifted for the irving fire...burning in western marin near lagunitis and samuel p taylor state park. this is video from last night when there was no containment and there was concern this could spread to homes. within the hour...marin fire tweeted out that containment is up to 45 percent. the fire has burned at least 115 acres....but no structures damaged. but again, people are back home...though some of them are without power because of the fire. all roads are back open. the cause is being investigated. and the snell fire, burning in napa county...is now 60 percent contained...aft er burning nearly 25-hundred acres since it started on saturday. this is video from over the weekend....when there were towering flames. all evacuation orders and road closures have also been lifted in that area...jsut south-east of middletown. there are still 11-hundred people working the fire...and cal fire does not expect this one to grow in size. investigators are working to determine what started this fire. new at 8. the alameda county sheriff says.... th

all evacuation orders were lifted but the fire is burning in western marin near lagunitis and samuel p taylor state park.... which is making it difficult for crews to get to... so far no structures have been damaged. but again, people are back home...though some of them are without power because of the fire. the cause is being investigated. (vicki) the snell fire, burning in napa county...is now 60 percent contained...aft er burning nearly 25-hundred acres since it started on saturday. this is video from over the weekend....when there were towering flames. all evacuation orders and road closures have also been lifted in that area...jsut south-east of middletown. there are still 11-hundred people working the fire...and cal fire does not expect this one to grow in size. investigators are working to determine what started this fire. (grant) happening now... hurricane florence is intensifying as it makes its way towards the east coast-- and emergency crews from all over the country are on their way to help. all this while more than one-million people in coastal areas in north and south c

the irving fire ignited monday night near samual p taylor park in marin's san geronimo valley in western marin. the fire now 80 percent contained. it burned through 152 acres. this is video taken from county fire personnel out on the front lines. water tenders, five engines and four hand crews remain putting out hot spots. the power line - at the focus of the investigation is up near mt. barnabe. cynthia fetherstone, marin resident it was some fire. i was really scared, never scared like that. cynthia evacuated monday night as she says flames roared up on the ridge behind her home on portola avenue. an evacuation order was issued for three roads in the area. here on wednesday, cynthia was back home. cynthia. i was terrified. her power was still out - but she was grateful to all the crews. kron four reached out to pge, in a statement, they said quote: we are aware that the marin county fire dept is investigating a power lne as the cause of this fire. we're continuing to work with the marin county fire dept. and cal fi9re to understand more about the circumstances of this preliminary finding. es

meantime in the north bay fire crews are still working to put out the irving fire in western marin county. it broke out last night and has burned 115 acres so far. >>> flames were first spotted near samuel p. taylor state park. that's officer francis drake boulevard. just an hour ago evacuation orders were lifted for some neighbors near forest knolls and lagunitas. our emily turner is live with the overhead view of this firefight. emily? >> reporter: you can't see flames from here, but if we zoom down, you can see smoke coming over the side of that ridge showing you this is still a very active firefight, though everyone is allowed back home right now. firefighters are still battling that blaze. >> when you're 86 years old, it's scary, but you do what you have to do. >> reporter: it has been a troubling 24 hours for jean barronsmeyer and many other homeowners in the lagunitas area. they evacuated last night because of the irving fire. >> everything is on foot right now. it's too steep for dozers to operate. so we've got hand crews and engine companies putting in hose line and cutting brush

the irving fire ignited monday night near samual p taylor park in marin's san geronimo valley in western marinhe fire now 80 percent contained. it burned through 152 acres. this is video taken from county fire personnel out on the front lines. water tenders, five engines and four hand crews remain putting out hot spots. the power line - at the focus of the investigation is up near mt. barnabe. cynthia fetherstone, marin resident it was some fire. i was really scared, never scared like that. cynthia evacuated monday night as she says flames roared up on the ridge behind her home on portola avenue. an evacuation order was issued for three roads in the area. here on wednesday, cynthia was back home. cynthia. i was terrified. her power was still out - but she was grateful to all the crews. kron four reached out to pge, in a statement, they said quote: we are aware that the marin county fire dept is investigating a power lne as the cause of this fire. we're continuing to work with the marin county fire dept. and cal fi9re to understand more about the circumstances of this preliminary finding. estac

area air quality management district is extending an advisory for smoke through tomorrow in west marin, western napa, and sonoma counties. this afternoon a brush fire burned about 500 acres. from sky fox you can see flames burning through the dry grass east of grizzly island road south of route 12. the solano county sheriff's office says no structures were threatened. the cause is under investigation. >>> powerful beams of light capped off a day to remember the 3,000 people who died in the worst terrorist attack ever to take place on u.s. soil. there were emotional ceremonies across the country to mark the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. this was the scene in new york city tonight as two giant light beams took the shape of the twin towers of the world trade center. [ bells ringing ] >> earlier today the bell of hope rang out at st. paul's chapter in new york city. the chimes marked the precise moment the first plane hit the twin towers at the world trade center. >>> in virginia, vice president mike pence and secretary of defense james mattis attended an emotional ceremony at the pentagon.

bay area are quality management is extending advisories for smoke through tomorrow in west marin county, western napa, and sonoma county. they say people in those areas may notice smoky air from the urban fire. however, the district is not issuing a spare the air alert. >>> this afternoon, a brush fire burn 500 acres in suisun before crews got it under control this afternoon. from sky fox, you can see dry grass burning east of grizzly island road, south of route 12. the solano county sheriff's department says no structures were threatened. the cause is still being investigated. >>> new at details. a fire at an east oakland homeless encampment has left 36 people without a place to stay. the fire was reported this morning on east 12th street near 22nd avenue and 880. the battalion chief says the fire damaged half of that encampment, including more than a dozen tents. although no one was injured in the blaze, firefighters did find a dead body in part of the homeless camp that did not burn. and officials say that person had been dead for several days. the oakland police department is now investigati

"marin co fire inspectors have determined it was caused by a downed power line. we've identified it to be on the western slop along the area of the ridge in the samuel p taylor state park."> (grant)park.">(grant) kron four reached out to pge, in a statement, they said quote: we are aware that the marin county fire dept is investigating a power lne as the cause of this fire. we're continuing to work with the marin county fire department and cal fire to understand more about the circumstances of this preliminary finding. the marin county spokesperson says she is uncertian if they will go after p-g and e. (grant)topvo coming up.... several 'crack pipe' vending machines pop up all over one community and now police and city officials are trying to figure out how they got there. (vicki) plus... it's k-pop mania in oakland as the international boy band b-t-s performs at oracle arena... tonight we're there live as we talk to fans who've been camping out there for days.... (grant) and up next...more controversy surrounding bart-- this time it's over a billboard posted on one of their platforms.... why bart says

western front. artillery was used heavily during the battle of belleau wood. they created an opening that the marines took advantage of. the americans were forced to go across hedges and heavy rows of wheat that were now in bloom in june. finally, june 24, a major front takes the marines through the woods. on june 25, the marines have penetrated deep into the woods, but the marines haven't fully retreated. finally by that evening, the marines have taken control of the woods. would -- by the 26th, the marines have captured belleau wood and prevented the germans from going any further in their offensive towards paris. the field pieces we see here and the other markers throughout the woods were placed in honor of the marines. this was their iconic battle. certainly, before world war ii, the battle of belleau wood stood as the main marine corps battle for heroism. this was basically designed as a park to honor the marines who fought in this area. >> standing behind me is one of the icons of the belleau wood battle. you will see this in many photographs and other depictions of this landmark battle for the

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marine base down here. this is where they're seeing -- this is the actual western eye wall. the first time we're seeing the eye wall coming on shore. now, that's not the landfall. the landfall has to be the center of the storm. to get to the center of the storm, we have to get down here. i mean, this eye, this is actually fairly big. they can actually do a distance tracker on this, i believe. this is the western eye wall. this is obviously the brightest red, where the strongest rain is. that's where the worst condilgss ar -- conditions are. the eye is 50 miles wide. we have to get the official record keeping that we're going to watch that. as this comes on shore, this do produce 90, 110 mile per hour wind gusts. that has its eyes now on the coast line near camp lejeune, the inlet there. also surf city, and shortly that will be arriving in wrightsville beach and carolina beach. what that arrives over wilmington, that will be your strongest winds you'll likely see with this storm as that pushes on through. and in the meantime, the northern portion of this is still over the top

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joining human rights, scott spent his career in the marine corps, serving five tours in iraq, two in afghanistan, one in europe, and one in the western pacific. he is a recognized expert on civil military relations, airpower, and national security issues, and has been published in a very long list of -- as well. this year, he was named as one of the we are mighty mighty 25 influencers supporting the military community. and finally, we are joined by dr. aydin, professor of political science at the university of north texas. and, the codirector of the social conflict analysis database project. he is affiliated with the strauss center for international security and law at the university of texas, the international peace research institute in oslo, and the john goodwin center for political studies at southern methodist university. he has authored a number of books and articles as well, and received his phd from uc san diego. so, welcome panelists, we are very happy you could join. he will have about 30 minutes of discussion, followed by 15 minutes of question and answer. there are some questions on the seesmic front for the question and

marine wildlife in that area. just look at that flag. let's take a listen. with more coverage tonight, rick rosenthal is on the western edge as the storm passed over land. we start in the weather center in new york with the latest on this track. good evening, rick. >> this has been such a difficult storm to forecast and it's still a little bit difficult for us because we don't know if it's going to move on shore and stay just onshore or not. and that's the difference, maybe 30 or 40 miles and it's very difficult to pinpoint that sort of forecast. very close to morehead city, moving north and northwest and will become a little bit more due west soon. both the satellite and radar picture, we can still see that storm is well-developed across all sides of the storm. when it gets closer to land, that's not the case this time and that's one of the reasons why we expect to see you so much moisture pulling in here. that coupled with a very slow forward momentum. so even though that maximum sustained winds is down to 100 -- actually i think it's up at one oh five again. that must mean that the hurricane hunters are in their in

"marin co fire inspectors have determined it was caused by a downed power line. we've identified it to be on the western slop along the area of the ridge in the samuel p taylor state park.">( robin ) kron four reached out to p-g-and-e, in a statement, they said quote: we are aware that the marin county fire dept is investigating a power lne as the cause of this fire. we're continuing to work with the marin county fire department and cal fire to understand more about the circumstances of this preliminary finding. the marin county spokesperson says she is uncertian if they will go after p-g and e. ( robin )happening now... people from politics, business, and enviornmental advocates are in san franisco this week for the global climate action summit. the summit... put together by governor brown... brings together leaders from all across the world... to talk about environmental challenges and solutions.

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rights first, scott spent his career in the marine corps serving five tours and a rackham two in afghanistan afghanistan, what in your and one in the western pacific he's up regulate expert on military relations compare power and national security issues and has been published in a very long list of outlets as well. it is your scott was named as one of the we are mighty mighty 25 influencers supporting the military community. and finally we're joined by doctor idean salehyan, professor of political science at the university of north texas and the codirector of the social conflict analysis database project. a philly with the johnson for international security and life university of texas. the international peace research institute in oslo at the john goodwin tower center for political studies at southern methodist university. he is also a number of books and articles as well and received his phd from uc san diego. so welcome, panelist. we are happy you could join. we will have about 30 minutes of discussion followed by 15 minutes of question and answer. there's the microphone for the questions and answers. we invite you to tweet at the nisk

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