is yulia han who's in gunja john's 2nd city yulia once again the ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan has been broken what more can you tell us. the fighting has continued despite a new cease fire agreement despite calls from around the world to stop instead what we are seeing is once again john and armenia blaming each other for breaching that i'm in gunja right now as a by john 2nd largest city it's home to more than 300000 people miss tile leveled several homes in this residential area on saturdays we have been showing these pictures already and that actually happened before the new truce came into effect now what you can see right behind me are several 2 story buildings what used to be 2 story buildings but they have all been reduced to rubble at least

all right and we have our correspondent rather julieann has been yulia han has been finding out more about the civilian toll of the conflict she sent us this report from the town of berdache in azerbaijan it's about 20 kilometers from the frontline. if you go far as live shows us where he used to live until very recently. to see a rocket hit his house in early october he says we're not so hot. for the gulf coast off base sure that. his home for 35 years burned down to the walls. the whole family was sitting here watching t.v. and suddenly there was an explosion in the backyard everything started burning we ran outside and called the firefighters but when they arrived it was already too late. and memories. was. far as early as is convinced that our media is responsible for the attack the neighboring country deliberately bombed many civilian targets in the area he says. we can't independently verify this we're not allowed to move freely near the front line we are only allowed to film with the as a by john eales thora tease let us film thank you. this school and bar for example even if

current cease fire really does look like it's crumbling right now we're back to square one it seems that yulia but this had a really high profile of backing i mean you had u.s. secretary tom peo brokering personally this cease fire they came late into the game the u.s. why did they step in now and apparently have no leverage. till the u.s. is one of 3 regional powers that have been in charge so to speak of finding a solution to this now nearly 3 decades old of conflict the other 2 powers of france and russia the 3 have brokered or had brokered a cease fire in 1904 fragile one but they have failed to secure a lasting resolution to this territorial dispute and what we're seeing now is that none of these 3 power as we're able to bring an end to the clashes an end to the shelling of the civilian areas that has left hundreds possibly thousands of people

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just featured in our reports yulia 1st of all another stillborn a truce what went wrong. well ameena and as a by john are blaming each other for breaching the latest ceasefire agreement the fighting continues from what we understand there are free from so long the line of contact between the 2 countries right now the heaviest clashes are taking place east and south of nucor no occur above i'm in gunja right now is a by john 2nd largest city dozens of kilometers away from new cool new car about but a missile struck an leveled several residential homes homes in this residential area on a sadder day what you can see there behind me used to be 2 story buildings but as you can see they have been reduced to rubble at least 13 people were killed including children many wounded officials tell us here and this all comes while both ameena and azerbaijan dismiss deliberately targeting civilian areas but as we see residential areas like this one have come under increasing shelling in the past days and weeks and it's civilians here who are paying a very heavy price for this rule. this

joined from bash just got in the land by yulia delhi yulia tell us why are infections there so high. well on monday when the lockdown measures were announced mr president very. suggested that it all could be connected to a party that happened here in the area others have alleged that the close. area of austria which has been a hot spot and it's put into lockdown since last week could have also been a source of new infections but local authorities here are saying that there is no clear indication that one event triggered the spread of the virus it is a widespread event the virus is everywhere here and they can't trace it back to one single event. so how are people there coping with the lockdown people here are going about their business they are walking their dogs they're going to the bakery in shopping they're doing what they are allowed to do they say that they are ok with the new restrictions with the stay at home order if that helps bring the infection numbers down obviously they're not very excited of having to spend more time at home but what they say is that they're lucky that

from when it broke out yulia you have been at the side of the attack today describe to us what you found and what you saw what we've witnessed some chaotic scenes there environment today when we arrived the dad and severely injured had already been taken to hospital we saw quite a number of ambulances rush past us as we approach to town now at the site of the attack we saw several severely damaged nearly completely destroyed buildings have bought shows shop for example in a store for clothing so clearly locations where civilians would go and i spoke to one man who witnessed the attack who had been injured in the attack himself here is what he told me pushed out of the box that's when the rocket hit there were explosions this is where i was standing next to my car but i didn't move an inch because i was afraid i could be hit by shrapnel are sort of the cars were burning and was such a shock. you know a bit about them. so i should add here that bar that the town of barga is some 20 kilometers from the front line near nagorno-karabakh and it was considered to be relatively safe we have been

and joined some bash just got in the land by yulia south delhi yulia tell us why are instructions there so high. well on monday when the lockdown measures were announced minister president varia suggested that it also be connected to a party that happened here in the area others have alleged that the close. area of austria which has been a hot spot in this put into lockdown since last week could have also been a source of new infections but local authorities here are saying that there is no clear indication that one event triggered the spread of the virus it is a widespread event the virus is everywhere here and they can't trace it back to one single event. so how are people there coping with the lockdown well people here are going about their business they are walking their dogs they're going to the bakery and shopping they're doing what they are allowed to do they say that they are ok with the new restrictions with the stay at home order if that helps bring the infection numbers down obviously they're not very excited of having to spend more time at home but what they say is that they

delhi yulia tell us why are infections there so high. well on monday when the lockdown measures were announced minister president varia suggested that it also has the connected to all parties that happened here in the area others have alleged that the close. area of austria which has been a hot spot and is put into lockdown since last week could have also been a source of new infections but local authorities here are saying that there is no clear indication that one event triggered the spread of the virus it is a widespread event the virus is everywhere here and they can trace it back to one single event. how are people there coping with the lockdown people here are going about their business they are walking their dogs they're going to the bakery and shopping they're doing what they are allowed to do they say that they are ok with the new restrictions with the stay at home order if that helps bring the infection numbers down obviously they're not very excited of having to spend more time at home but what they say is that they're lucky t

yeah we've got crawford's yulia 7 she sort of been out and about. >>roaming to find where the damage has been caused by the wind worry now you only. >>i'm on 5 live honor or pass on 5.80 just right off the high street those winds actually knocked down a pretty sizable tree onto the 5.80 just as you try to enter from hot the high street exit you can see city workers right there. they're they're actually cleaning it up there they're they've already cut up quite a bit of the tree but let's show you some video of how big that tree is. so just as you're either trying to get up onto the freeway or just driving by the that tree really stuck out pretty far into that number 4 lane of the 5.80 heavy heavy westbound now. >>you know you can see even from the roots a gis toppled over the wind just. ripped the roof ripped the tree out from its roots and it just landed right there on the freeway that is what what it's been like all throughout over here in the east bay over and sally andrew and ruin and also over here in on the 5.80 just tree limbs down everywhere

tilton in the armenian capital you're yvonne and you leon in azerbaijan good morning to both of you yulia one months of fighting now in the gun okoro box 3 collapsed cease fires no sign of progress at all what's what's the is very perspective on this conflict. well as a bit john has always been very quick to lay the blame on armenian forces that we saw once again with the new ceasefire just minutes off for a took effect who claim that some villages here on this side have been shelled and during the day we heard some heavy as every johnny artillery fighting so as we speak the clashes continue and there is no cease fire i have to though that we can't independently verify the claims coming from but who this country has been under martial law for the past few weeks there are strict censorship rules here the internet is being so down social media are being blocked there is a lot of propaganda and rule rhetoric around here the president appears regularly on t.v. sometimes wearing camouflage and he has insisted that his country has the right to reclaim its territory by fools by territory he mean

i want to bring in now our correspondent yulia hans who is in azerbaijan has been covering this conflictom when it broke out yulia you have been at the side of the attack today describe to us what you found and what you saw. we've witnessed some chaotic scenes there in barda today when we arrived a dad and severely injured had already been taken to hospital we saw quite a number of ambulances rushed past us as we approach to town now at the site of the attack or we saw several severely damaged nearly completely destroyed buildings have bought shows shop for example in a store for clothing so clearly locations where civilians would go and i spoke to one man who witnessed the attack who had been injured in the attack himself here is what he told me for stuff. that's when the rocket hit there were explosions this is where i was standing next to my car but i didn't move an inch because i was afraid i could be hit by shrapnel are sort of the cars were burning and it was such a shock. no be able to. so i should add here that bar that the town of barga is some 20 kilometers from the frontline n

joined from bash just gotten alarmed by yulia delhi yulia tell us why are instructions there so high. well on monday when the lockdown measures were announced mr president varia suggested that it all because the connected to a party that happened here in the area others have alleged that the close. area of austria which has been a hot spot and has been put into lockdown since last week could have also been a source of new infections but local authorities here are saying that there is no clear indication that one event triggered the spread of the virus it is a widespread event the virus is everywhere here and they can trace it back to one single event. so how are people there coping with the lockdown well people here are going about their business they are walking their dogs they're going to the bakery in shopping they're doing what they are allowed to do they say that they are ok with the new restrictions with the stay at home order if that helps bring the infection numbers down obviously they're not very excited of having to spend more time at home but what they say is that they're l

yulia 700,000 people have dropped out of the labor force and the vast majority were women . 600 47,000l down jobs in manufacturing nationwide since the crisis started. here in nevada the unemployment rate is 13.2%, the highest in the nation because of president trump's negligence. the hospitality industry has been hit particularly hard. of those members are out of work. tourism went down 70% from a year ago. the result? president trump will be the first president in modern history since hoover to leave office with fewer jobs than when he came into office. seeing nevada, after 200,000 jobs created in the last seven years of the obama-biden , they have seen jobs go down under the trump presidency. he is leaving us into what he calls a v-shaped recession. it is a k-shaped recession. for those of the topic keeps going. for the middle left us for those at the top, it keeps going up. for those at the bottom, it keeps going down. is the most unequal recovery in modern history. if you get this -- the top 100 billionaires in america have done pretty well. in the pandemic, the top 100 billionaire

another image right here capturing tree looking like it's blocking a sidewalk there and we've had yuliat and that san leandro area also showing you some trees down too so this is a pretty widespread impact across the bay area and in areas that aren't necessarily susceptible often some of those stronger gusts. we usually do get during wind events but one look across the bay right now you can see how widespread these strong winds are i mean hayward right now 40 mile per hour gusts. same for you in fairfield sonoma and calistoga also in that 40 to 50 mile per hour range. and then upwards of 30 miles per hour in vacaville napa atlas peak oakland's danville and in half moon bay this morning system very breezy conditions to kick off this monday morning by noontime and even into the early afternoon, we're still holding on to some of our very strong wind gusts, although not quite as much so as last night to this morning. coming further down by 09:00pm tonight then evening hours tonight leading into tomorrow going to be bringing even calmer conditions just yet breezy enough though that red flag

g w z yulia han has been finding out more about the civilian toll of the conflict while she filed this next report from the town of barga in azerbaijan some 20 kilometers from the front line. of fire the live shows as we used to live until very recently. to see a rocket take his house in early october he says. so. particles caught it off they sure dug. his home for 35 years burnt down to the walls. their work or whatever the whole family was sitting here watching t.v. and suddenly there was an explosion in the backyard everything started burning we ran outside and called the firefighters but when they arrived it was already too late for me. and memories. want to go for as early as is convinced that armenia is responsible for the attack the neighboring country deliberately bombed many civilian targets in the area he says. we can't independently verify this we are not allowed to move freely near the front line we are only allowed to film with the as a by john eales or a tease let us film i. this school and barbell for example even if it looks like it the children here are not students. t

who is in the gun joe that's the 2nd city yulia once again the truce between armenia and azerbaijan has been broken what more can you tell us. the fighting has continued despite as you mentioned a new ceasefire agreement despite calls from around the world to stop and what we're seeing once again is armenia and azerbaijan blaming each other for breaching that deal i'm in gunja it's home to more than 300000 people real for ready we've already seen some images in the report him missing leveled several homes here in this residential area on saturday you also mentioned that send what you can see there right behind me are several buildings old to 2 level buildings basically who were reduced to rubble as you can see. according to the official information we have 13 people were killed here including 2 children teenage girl and a baby the authorities both in armenia and in azerbaijan are denying that there are deliberately targeting civilians but residential areas like this one have increasingly come on there are shelling now you can see the destruction here all around. just shows you even thou

our correspondent yulia han has this report from the town of barga in azerbaijan some 20 kilometers from the front line . if. you go far as the live shows us where he used to live until very recently. to see a rocket hit his house in early october he says right so. far the gulf coast off base sure that's. his home for 35 years burnt down to the walls i never walked over to the whole family was sitting here watching t.v. and suddenly there was an explosion in the backyard everything started burning we ran outside and called the firefighters but when they arrived it was already too late. and memories. want to go far as early as is convinced that our 1000000 is responsible for the attack the neighboring country deliberately bombed many civilian targets in the area he says. we can't independently verify this we are not allowed to move freely near the front line we are only allowed to film with the as of a john eales or a tease let us film. this school and barred out for example even if it looks like it the children here are not students. they are refugees this has been an emergency shelters

detective sergeant nick bailey was contaminated with novichok at the home of sergei and yulia skripale. but, after returning to duty last year, he's tweeted that he's "had to admit defeat". daily global coronavirus cases rose by more than 400,000 for the first time on friday — a record one—day increase — with europe emerging as the new epicentre of the virus. the french health ministry has reported a record number of new confirmed cases of covid—i9 on saturday — at more than 32,400. it comes as a night—time curfew affecting 20 million residents across major cities has been implemented — set to last for at least four weeks. the czech republic saw more than 11,000 new cases. in response, the army is to build an emergency field hospital in prague. and more than 7,000 cases have been recorded by germany in the latest 2a hour period. in response to germany's record—breaking figures, chancellor angela merkel has appealed for people to reduce social contact and keep non—essential travel toa minimum. translation: we are now in a very serious phase of the coronavirus pandemic. new infections a

detective sergeant nick bailey was contaminated with the nerve agent at the home of sergei and yulia had been sprayed on a door handle. but, after returning to duty last year, he's tweeted that he's "had to admit defeat". jon donnison reports. detective sergeant nick bailey has been a police officer for 18 years, but his life has not been the same since the salisbury attack. as the investigation began, he was one of the first officers to visit the home of sergei skripal, the main target of the poisoning operation. it's not entirely clear how detective sergeant bailey became contaminated, but the nerve agent had been sprayed on a doorhandle. within hours, he began to fall seriously ill. he ended up in intensive care. once i'd come back from the house, the skripals' house, my pupils were like pin pricks. and i was quite sweaty and hot. at the time, i put that down to being tired and stressed. in the two and a half years since the attack, detective sergeant bailey has made three attempts to return to work but today, in a series of posts on twitter, he said he'd admitted defeat. he said

detective sergeant nick bailey was contaminated with the nerve agent at the home of sergei and yulia a door handle. but after returning to duty last year, he's tweeted he's "had to admit defeat". new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, has won a resounding general election victory. with nearly all of the votes counted, her centre—left labour party looks likely to be able to form a single party government, something not seen in the country for decades. shaimaa khalil reports. let's keep moving! a big victory in tough times. there was very little doubt that jacinda ardern was going to get a second term. the question was how big she was going to win. and by anyone's standards, this was a remarkable night for her and her party. labour now has enough seats in parliament to form a majority government without a coalition. an unprecedented achievement in new zealand politics since 1996. we will not take your support for granted. i can promise you, we will be a party that governs every new zealander. the opposition national party leader judith collins conceded it was a tough battle and

well our correspondent yulia hun has been finding out more about the civilian toll of this conflict she filed this report from the town of barga in eyes or by john it's about 20 kilometers from the front why. fires and shows us where he used to live until very recently. to see a rocket take his house in early october he says. so. particles right off base sure that. his home for 35 years burned down to the walls. their work or whatever the whole family was sitting here watching t.v. and suddenly there was an explosion in the backyard everything started burning we ran outside and called the firefighters but when they arrived it was already too late. and memories. want to go far as early as is convinced that armenia is responsible for the attack the neighboring country deliberately bombed many civilian targets in the area he says. we can't independently verify this we are not allowed to move freely near the front line we are only allowed to film with the as of a john eales or a tease let us film i. this school in bardolph for example even if it looks like it the children here are not stude

let's bring in correspondent yulia honda who is standing by for us in the town of barga azerbaijan that is near the gorno car tell us how high are the hopes of a diplomatic solution. well it's it's been nearly a month now since this conflict erupted into to scale fighting again and right now despite these diplomatic efforts there is little hope for a quick end to it to these fires cease fire agreements have already failed as you mentioned both sides of the by john and armenia are accusing each other refusing the fighting and the conflict i'm in the town of bottle right now that some 20 kilometers away from the front line in a borno car about it's considered to be relatively safe here but 1 we can hear the sound off the artillery shelling so the clashes continue as we speak now azerbaijan's president is the hamas leader does not seem to be very interested in a diplomatic solution he has insisted that his country has the right to reclaim its territory by force he has also claimed that his army made some significant military gains recently that something armenia denies the. we have no chan

azerbaijan and more of a direction towards getting a lasting ceasefire aaron tilted for us in the end yulia on faurisson as a bridge on thanks so much to both of you now an opposition leader who survived 16 assassins bullets faces off against an incumbent who says prayer can prevent covert 19 polls have opened in tanzania's presidential and parliamentary elections and spheres of violence more than 29000000 people are registered to vote rights groups say authorities have cracked down on critical voices by closing down media outlets opposition parties say police disrupt their campaigns and that electoral stories have been disqualifying dozens of their opposition candidates. president john foully is seeking a 2nd 5 year term he represents the ruling. party which has been holding power for decades. rallying his supporters before the election incumbent john magaw foully is running on an economy that until recently was growing fast. i ask you my fellow tanzania to vote for me on the 28th i want to bring new changes to tanzania you were all witnesses that in my 1st term in power i have brought a l

detective sergeant nick bailey was contaminated with the nerve agent at the home of sergei and yulia been sprayed on a door handle. but, after returning to duty last year, he's tweeted he's "had to admit defeat". france is in shock today after the murder of a teacher in the outskirts of paris. the teacher, who has now been identified as 47—year—old samuel paty, was beheaded near the school where, earlier this month, he had shown his pupils cartoons of the prophet mohammed during a discussion about freedom of expression. the killer, an 18—year—old of chechen origin, was shot dead by police. nine people including his parents have been arrested. lucy williamson reports. the horror of this attack spread slowly through the quiet streets of conflans last night. the story of a history teacher whose lesson on freedom of expression ended with a playground full of police. the suspect, thought to have been an 18—year—old chechen man, decapitated his victim in a nearby street and posted an image on social media before being shot dead by police. police sources have confirmed to us that the motive

thanks so much for joining us here on the show where my guests are yulia fischer who argues the trump prefers the simplistic to the scientific but that means nothing to the virus also with us is rachel tells in front from the german marshall fund who says trump's strange corona show as she puts it hurts more than it helps but it is still a very tight race and a warm welcome to william blue cross u.s. native and t.w. news reporter he believes that trump's critics would be wise to temper their shopping for oil. nothing has taken the president down yet. interesting statements like you'll 3 for being here lovely rachel tells him for i don't 1st question of 1st impression you talk about trump strange corona show what is your response your post in response to the presentation that we've seen. yeah i mean it's it's insane sort of movie type of type of. in the middle of a real pandemic and as you said in the beginning 200000 people have died and then he creates this crazy. that's like like an advertisement like the theater of the absurd it is very much like the theater of the absurd with the

yulia har has been finding out more about the civilian toll of the conflict she sent us this report from the town of daraa in azerbaijan that's just about 20 kilometers from the frontline that. if. you go fire the live shows us where he used to live until very recently i have. to say a rocket hit his house in early october he says we're not so. far to go quite often they showed us. his home for 35 years bearing down to the walls i never worked over the whole family was sitting here watching t.v. and suddenly there was an explosion in the backyard everything started burning we ran outside and called the fire fighters but when they arrived it was already too late to review. and memories. want to go far as early as is convinced that our 1000000 is responsible for the attack the neighboring country deliberately bombed many civilian targets in the area he says. we can't independently verify this we are not allowed to move freely near the front line we are only allowed to film with the as of a johnny authorities let us film thank you. this school and bar for example even if it looks like it th

you beyond who is standing by for us in the town of barga azerbaijan that is near the gorno car of yulia tell us how high are the hopes of a diplomatic solution. what it's be it's been nearly a month now since this conflict erupted into to scale fighting again and right now despite these diplomatic efforts there is little hope for a quick end to it to cease fire is cease fire agreements have already failed as you mentioned on both sides of the by john and armenia are accusing each other of fueling the fighting and the conflict i'm in the town of bottle right now that some 20 kilometers away from the front line in a cool car about that's considered to be relatively safe here but we can hear the sound off the artillery shelling so the clashes continue as we speak now azerbaijan's president ilham aliyev does not seem to be very interested in a diplomatic solution he has insisted that his country has the right to reclaim its territory by force he has also claimed that he is all mean made some significant military gains recently that something armenia denies that we have no chance of independ

my camerawoman yulia sevens will move. the camera to the right look at this just in case the workers need to be reminded. there are 7 steps that they need to do even before they start scanning the ballots. look at that story it's make they make sure that they do the best that they can the bottom line is you need to do the best that you can and that means vote back to you all right, thanks a lot don't forget to sign it. yeah think you will all important. >>well unauthorized and illegal ballot drop boxes have been spotted in southern california, the california republican party admits the boxes are theirs and they're pushing back against those who want those boxes removed kron four's dan kerman has more now on the controversy. it's not uncommon for a county to place official ballot drop-off boxes throughout its jurisdiction. >>several counties in the bay area doing like these in san mateo county but over the weekend state officials discovered an official drop boxes like these popping up in orange county la county in fresno co

>>jack yulia recently lost her sister to cancer some of her things were destroyed in the fire along with heirlooms from her mother and i my mom died when i was so i west summer her staff and that it and that's all. dawn despite all of this loss representing what used to be their home. family hopes to rebuild one day in the same place. >>and for anyone facing the same fire evacuations. they say it's a learning lesson, anybody else most to go through this just to make the list. >>of everything that's important to you even you know it sounds silly when it's gone you're going to regret not making that list make the list to go through the house. >>and you grab and grab all of that you make a plan that you know everybody says make a plan make a plan. and so you're living in it. you know understand what that means so from us who just had to deal with this or still dealing with it make a plan. >>right now the only us are staying with another family member until they find a place to rent. they have goals ultimately the come back here and we built and you're parked taylor bus after kron 4 news. >>

current cease fire really does look like it's crumbling right now we're back to square one it seems that yulia but this had a really high profile backing i mean you had u.s. secretary. personally this cease fire they came late into the game the u.s. why did they step in now and apparently they have no leverage. so the u.s. is one of 3 regional powers that have been in charge so to speak of finding a solution to this now nearly 3 decades old and conflict the other 2 powers of france and russia the 3 have brokered or had brokered a cease fire in 1904 fragile one but they have failed to secure a lasting resolution to this territorial dispute and what we see now is that none of these 3 power was were able to bring an end to the clashes an end to the shelling of the civilian areas that has left hundreds possibly thousands of people dead on both sides and empty talking about both military and civilian casualties here so the question really is what would it take to actually get. armenia and azerbaijan officials to sit down together and really return to the negotiation table not to us point to aaron i

increasingly common amid the hostilities that have raged for more than 3 weeks now our correspondent yulia 100 ports from azerbaijan's 2nd largest city. on the ruins of her old life. her neighborhood was destroyed. the missile attack over the weekend. for home i mean is. this is from where the rocket came there were houses everywhere here but they were hit and everything got destroyed. the small sports school to. look they were close and mattresses lying around my belongings also somewhere here . next to the bombed out homes a makeshift memorial. many ganja residents come here to commemorate those killed in the attack certain people according to the authorities. they bring flowers and signs saying who they blame the army an army. to rest in peace guns or people may god bless you. this city of ganja lies dozens of kilometers away from nagorno-karabakh people who live here never thought they would become part of the fighting but they were wrong several houses in this residential area have been reduced to rubble over the weekend and it's become clear once again that this conflict can escalate

barriers up look at the sign right here is says closed because of extreme fire danger my camerawoman yulia sevens will move the camera over to the left it's dark right now, fully the camera will be able to pick up the trees swaying back and forth so it is gusty at this particular time and that's why they're fearful of wildfires take a look at your screen. we got the gusty conditions. we have the dry conditions we have the heat wave, you add all those things together and we are sitting on a powder keg a possibly a wild fire again. so these are things that you need to know it will pick up a little bit later today with the temperatures and some parts in the upper 80's to low 100's make sure your pets are not in your car be careful try to get your workout early in the morning don't walk your pet on. >>hot pavement i've seen that as one of my pet peeves no pun intended just don't do that get things done early have plenty of water because we do know that the heat is going to come and it's going to come. intensely as today moves on and over the next couple of days, john scher able has been all ov

parked in front of their porch lights, it is a wonderful sight compared to what we saw 3 years ago yulia 7 says my camerawoman she and i were here in the hours when the fire ripped through this place let me show you some video of it. the winds are howling the sky was orange right around this time people were fleeing. they were not. you know they were told not to come back don't even look at your home on fire go go go because it was just coming through this area. so quickly that even kaiser permanente was threatened to the point where they brought in city buses to remove patients out of fear that kaiser permanente will go up in flames. it took months before they finally cool things down that they were able to look at damage look at the soil. let me show you some video of yesterday this is how it looks like in modern times as far as 3 years later, the homes are rebuilt a lot of them there are homes that are still under construction or lots that are empty. but people are coming back and i was here james and yuri a lot of people i spoke to when they came back to look through the rubble. they

>>and back live now yulia 7 she turned off the camera like just to show you how dark it is without any light in this particular area, thank goodness for it headlights and tail lights and camera lights other than that a lot of people in orinda another night without power of pg and e says they have to do this because they don't want to start another wildfire and as inconvenient as it is james and area hard to argue with the results because another night of not hearing any more wildfires in this particular area. >>sears sporting the scarf and sweater is a chilly out there. it's chilly california has made me degrees outside i mean i grew up in seattle i would kill for 50 degrees not even more i think needs to be about 70 in the morning. okay, so it's not really all right, thanks a lot will die from a random let's jump to the north bay now where residents there have been impacted by the power shut offs have also been without power since. >>sunday morning. but the utility company expects to fully restore power to everyone by tonight now that's the hope and while residents are a bit better pr

>>jack yulia recently lost her sister to cancer some of her things were destroyed in the fire along with heirlooms from her mother and i my mom died when i was so i west summer her staff and that it and that's all. dawn despite its current condition. >>the family says this place will always be their home just fine. >>something how the temporary all moms and what we do want to reveal who want to go all. >>just because our houses in there that still are all we want to go all right now the only us are staying with another family member until they find a place to rent. >>they have goals ultimately the come back here and we built and you're parked taylor bus after kron 4 news. >>also ravaged by the glass fire a historic resort in saint helene up the fire took down the majority of the buildings at the white sulphur springs resort established way back in 1852, this is the states very first resort. some of its most famous guests include author mark twain and actor clark gable only 3 of its 20 buildings managed to survive the flames so many families are trying to return home to. >>see the devasta

yeah we saw earlier in the east bay crawford's yulia 7 showing us pictures of a tree that was down across an entire a road. let's go out to get the latest update from our now good morning kelly. >>yeah good morning. there are branches and trees down everywhere on east 14th street. you can see this one is the the street walking you see a lot of this throughout the east 14th street in fact in in a little here and you can see again some more branches down just obstructing the sidewalks a lot of people are having to walk around that it still really windy and i would say everyone be cautious look up like even where i'm at right now i'm making sure that i'm not part and are branches or anything because the wind is still very strong. you can see a city worker out there in fact they were out here. trying just cut down some of the branches are was a tree where was it i guess they they took it out by now yeah, there was one right here that was covering. >>the lane on the going. i think that would be but you know all throughout is 14 deal either see some branches are big branches that on in the park

tubbs fire raced through this particular area people were running for their lives show you some video yulia seven's my camerawoman and i were here moments after that not moments but few hours after the fire started and it was a sight to see i mean the sky was orange people were running from their homes, they're looking in the rearview mirror just seeing the flames engulfed their homes. there was nothing to grab at that particular time unfortunately those who did stay back or didn't make it they were the ones among the ones who perished in fact let me just see if i could talk to some people here were you here thank you for stopping by and talking to us you were here during the night of the fire certainly was can you tell me describe this is live on channel 4 news and you described. >>my wife and i had actually gone back in san francisco, a park that night for some reason and us. she woke up at one 15 in the morning. look my firemen were looking my neighbors. she just woke up. we saw smoke and we are on the back fence line on the field where it jumped over from large field. i must have been >

now it is an see anyone i mean wildfires have we seen over the past couple of years so i just hope i yulia run around covering wildfires, we're talking about this please please please let's get through this without another wildfire. >>i too all right and we'll see a lot of people up they set to 53,000 people are going to help us through it by having in 24 counties their power shut off. the first deanne urges in as a nation's met at the power they like to get a lot of 6 o'clock. but you can tell go to their website you'll see whose first. thanks all well and keep it to kron 4 by the way we're going to keep you updated throughout the day as things change pgd could very well adjust their plans so. >>we'll let you know soon as we find out of course kron on is a great resource for you between our broadcast because we're constantly streaming. reports from our newsroom. again that's a 24 7 new streaming app free to download so check it out today. >>9.36 is the time and changes and the south bay there are now restaurants allowed in santa clara county to have people eat. indoors, 25% capacity thoug

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