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also a lightning spark reported on loma prieta that may have sparked a fire. this photo coming in on twitter is from andrew w. at east bay campus in san jose. we'll have much more on our lightning storms coming up in a minute. >>> the other big storm at 6:30, assessing the damage from hurricane irma. there are at least nine reported storm-related deaths, nearly 7 million people without power in the southeast, 124,000 people in red cross shelters and 2/3 of the gas stations in the miami area have no fuel. >> communication and travel in much of florida is still extremely difficult. >> kenneth craig in miami where people are just starting to pick up the pieces. kenneth? >> reporter: well, allen, the wind and rain have finally stopped here in miami, but this is what folks are coming back to find, boats plucked from the bay tossed here in the city park and weeks and weeks of clean-up ahead. neighbors helped rescue neighbors in jacksonville, florida, as historic floodwaters raged through the streets. irma's storm surge overwhelmed st. johns river. >> this is potenti

after lightning sparks a wildfire in the san mateo county hills. just part o >>> now at noon, smoke and flames after lightning sparks a wild fire in the san mateo hills. part of a wild show -- good afternoon, i'm kenny mack choi. there was a wild fire in wood side earlier today. anne reports it's prompting road closures. >>reporter: the fire is burning in a remote canyon in the hills behind me, but kings mountain road is closed except for to locals making it in and out on this side of the fire. the fire has been burning for several hours in the -- in the western mateo hills. it has burned 38 acres, and it ignited overnight when the thunderstorms moved through. this is one of several fires burning right now in san mateo, and santa cruz county. it is believed to be started by lightning. cal fire and local firefighters obviously have their work cut out for them. pg&e standing by in case they need to cut or restore power to any of the homes in this area. near mack vick, kpix 5. >> the lightning strikes went through that mountain range. there's no wonde

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now, kasia, what stories are sparking discussions online? take a look at this footage. stills and video comparing images of st martins before and after hurricane irma have attracted huge interest online. officials say the island is almost completely destroyed after the deadly storm hit. you can see that full video on our website, bbc.com/news. truly devastating pictures. let's stay with hurricane irma — now the longest lasting category five super—storm ever recorded, surpassing the record set by typhoon haiyan, which hit the philippines in 2013. so why has it gathered so much energy? and are these types of storm becoming more frequent? 0ur science editor david shukman explains. so how do hurricane has become so destructive? like irma, all mortars cause the air to rise, triggering thunderstorms, and that is in the wind can start to circulate. as this weather system crosses the atlantic it grows and becomes stronger. and if the winds are moving in the same direction at all levels, as with irma, they reached devastating speed. then closer to the caribbean hurricane get

it was energized so this started sparking some leaves. they say one of the problems here is that these trees are so drought stricken and dry that it put not only the trees in danger but right next to it there is also a temple, temple emmanuelle was considered threatened at the time and they have been watching waiting for pg&e to get out here and cut the power to the power line. this happened just a short while ago firefighters say they are wanting to double check and make sure there is no chance of any flames sparking up due to this. right now we are seeing their fire hoses at work as they make sure to douse this out. >>> earlier we checked out parts of the neighborhood as we were getting here, we had begins going and saw lots of debris in -- we had begins -- gusty winds going and saw lots of debris. there were cones all over the road and the trees split in half blocking one of the neighborhood roads that was emory street. >> reporter: a neighbor that we saw came outside with flashlights to see what was going on and he said he heard his t

tonight crews say the fire was sparked when a homeowner was mowing his lawn, ran over a rock that sparked and ignited the grass. one man returned to find his home destroyed as a result, his most precious possessions gone. >> just realizing the loss. there's so many things in a house that you didn't have time to grab. all the little sent mental items, the pictures. >> tonight the fire has been completely put out. >>> police in san rafael are asking for help identifying three young women they say assaulted and robbed a 92-year- old woman at a shopping mall. katie is here now with video of the suspects. >> >. the san rafael police call this a brazen attack because it happened at 3:30 in the afternoon in the busy parking lot of the north gate mall. while the woman wasn't seriously injured, they say it's important to find the three suspects in the case. >> this type of crime is unacceptable, so we should find these people. >> reporter: police say the three women in the pictures assaulted the elderly woman right after she left the mall. officers say the woman was about to get in her car when a

on buildingd work tranquility, peace, security and stability instead of sparking new conflicts. esteemed mr. president, your delegates, we are also close whereibya and yemen, terrorist organizations are trying to establish influence. international community support the legitimate government. it should be kept in mind that if the mistakes made in syria and iraq are repeated in libya then that will expose the whole world, particularly in europe two different threats. turkey layson emphasis on this, the immediate resolution of the conflict in the gulf region. affecting sanctions living conditions of the qatari people should be lifted. we support the mediation efforts of the amir of kuwait. efforts is that these would yield a positive result. another important problem is the issue of palestine, which we considered to be the gaping , and by the world extension the preservation of the historical state of jerusalem, and the temple mount. thatrisis has demonstrated the sensitivity of the issue. the continuation of the peace process there can only be passable on the condition israel stop

top general has blamed the bar henge a for the violence that sparked the refugee crisis. has accused the minority of trying to build a stronghold in the state he says the military is only targeting armed groups and action by me and mars later on so on so she has been criticized around the world she was supposed to be addressing the u.n. general assembly on tuesday and stead she will give a televised speech on her own country. and the bangladeshi prime minister shake will take the opportunity at the u.n. to demand more help with this crisis hundreds of thousands of her henchmen muslims have fled to her country to escape what the u.n. is calling ethnic cleansing. he is following developments from caucasus are near the bangladesh mean more border man must top military man many young on his personal facebook posting on sunday then me on my butt this coming to unite together on the issues in his facebook posting here. as bengali extremists trying to set a hole in the right kind state of me on my province now obviously this is a personal posting but it appears to be a propagand

a r and sparked by tension over racism and segregation. here is a preview. inyou were a police officer 1967. could you give your perspective on what happened on this day 50 years ago? ago today and probably at this time, it was extremely hot, it was humid. we had loads of people on the street who were looting, some were just spectators. officers.0 police we have probably 100 or less who were african-americans. it was an incredible time. some people were enjoying the spectacle of what was going on. it was a difficult time for factone because of the that we had assumed in detroit this was going to happen -- this was not going to happen, things were going to be ok. waspolice department unprepared to handle the situation of things that occurred in 1967. >> why do you think that was. the police department had not looked at what had occurred in incidents. we had horrible police/community relations. had been beaten up. i was one of those people in 1957 who was severely beaten by the police. this was commonplace in detroit for the detroit police d

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. >> reporter: downed trees and lines sparking fires. several mobile homes were damaged in the same area. near weslm residents of this apartment complex after parts of the roof blew off. >> i didn't think it was going to be this bad. i thought it would just die down. >> reporter: rescue crews in the florida keys where irma made the first u.s. landfall as a category 4 storm will begin phouse-to-house searches this morning looking for people who need help. millions throughout the state are without power possibly for weeks. we're told more than 17 thoul power line workers are here in the state. some of them will start the process, the very slow and delicate process of restoring service. and, anne-marie, just to give you some perspective of the far reach of irma, even at this hour, school cancellations are being reported as far north as atlanta because of the storm. just incredible. >> wow. don champion in tampa. thank you so much, don. meteorologist of wfor has our weather. dave? >> good morning. we've been watching this, category 4, 3, and

this fire was sparked by one of more than a thousand lightning strikescalfire tracked in san mateo and santa cruz counties alone.brian ham/calfire"....we have technology that lets us actually track the lightning and based on that we go scout it out and see if there are any fires and a lot of times we learn about the lightning cased fires from rp's or reporting parties... smoke residents are advised to join the watch for fires that might pop up in th days ahead. king's mountain and other narrow roads around woodside were closed to make way for firefighters but there was no need for any evacuations. daniel ghiorso/woodside fire chief"....we closed kings mountain and some other roads because we don't know which way it's going so we're just trying to keep the community away from the fire so we can do our job..."rob fladeboe/woodside".....as of about 6 pm the skies were clear over the peninsula and no new lightning strikes were reported but firefighters said they will continue to scout the area since it's not unusual for embers from a lightning strike to smolder for days before sparking a f

north korea sparks a wave of condemnation after carrying out its most powerful nuclear test yet. it's said to be of an advanced hydrogen bomb — hailed as a ‘perfect success' by kimjong un‘s regime. mr president, will you attack north korea? we will see. we'll see, says president trump as he's asked if the united states will attack north korea we'll be exploring the possible consequences of this dramatic escalation in nuclear tensions. also on the programme: differences in the brexit talks are laid bare as david davis says it's silly for the eu to say there's been little progress. hospital managers in england call for an emergency bail—out to pay for more staff and beds this winter. and lewis hamilton wins at monza to lead the f1 championship — spoiling the ferrari party at their home race. good evening. north korea's provoked strong international reaction after testing a hydrogen bomb that it says is capable of being loaded on to an intercontinental missile. it's the most powerful test of its nuclear weapons programme to date, condemned by the united states, south korea

that sparked protest and legal setbacks. injune, the sparked protest and legal setbacks. in june, the supreme sparked protest and legal setbacks. injune, the supreme court allowed a modified version to take effect. they are still considering a legal challenge to the ban. it is not clear how this new order might affect that case. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. polls have opened in northern iraq in a controversial referendum on independence for iraqi kurds, which is going ahead despite growing international pressure to call it off. turkey and iran, with a combined kurdish population of over 20 million, have warned the vote could bring chaos to the region. but kurdish president, masoud barzani, said that independence was the only way to secure safety for kurds. a new round of talks on britain's planned departure from the european union starts today. they'll be the first chance for the eu delegation to respond to friday's speech by prime minister theresa may, in which she promised to meet britain's eu budget commitments. she didn't give a figu

the 2001 and 2003 bush tax cuts were billed as tax relief for the middle class that would spark economic growth. instead, the benefits skewed to those at the very top and they added trillions of dollars to america's debt. middle-class wages fell, unemployment increased. this is a pattern that working families, middle-class families cannot afford to have repeated except now the secretary of treasury's claim is that, well,

it was spark and stopped sparking. another indication of sustained wind miami beach no longer responding to emergency calls. once the winds get sustained at 40 miles per hour or higher, they made a decision they were going to stop. we have reached that point. anyone who has decided to ride out the storm on miami beach decided to hunker down there. essentially they are on their own. there could be some serious cases of remorse because of this wind both so strong and so loud. even when you're inside you can hear the howling and in some cases the whistle that can be very eerie and spooky particularly if you're one of those people not used to hurricanes. there is something. there's something ominous to that sound. when you look outside and see this, you can see why a lot of people, most people made a decision to get out of here. again, the largest mass evacuation in the history of miami-dade county. let's face it, this is a community, charlie, that has seen hurricanes come and go over the years. >> mark, thanks. mayor coul

that is what would spark off the election. i think she gets to 2019, most tory mps say she will never lead us into another election, we will give her until after brexit... we will give her until after brexit. .. there is another argument which as you letjeremy corbyn wind and leave him to do with brexit and then you discover that the party are just as split if not more so than the tories. which is not great for the tories. which is not great for the country but perhaps better for the country but perhaps better for the tories? affaires point but i am not sure labour will want an election because they don't want to have to do with brexit idea. boris johnson believes she will be gone within one year, according to the sunday times? i think he might be gone within one year. he is so treacherous and di5loyal, and he obviously i5n't desperate to be prime minister. and you think, again, fine, ok, bori5, you take over and see what happens with brexit? you cannot have a cabinet minister... if she was stronger? if there was a leadership

we all should work on building tranquility, peace, security and stability instead of sparking new conflicts in the region. esteemed mr. president, your delegates, aside syria and iraq, we are also closely following the region such as libya and yemen, where terrorist organizations are trying to establish influence. international communities support through the legitimate government in libya, shall cons tribute that shall come to be to the stability of the country. mind, thate kept in if the mistakes made in syria and iraq are repeated nvidia, then that will expose the whole world, particularly in europe too much greater threats -- top much greater -- to much greater threats. another issue lays -- another issue that turkey lays delicate emphasis on is of the immediate resolution of conflicts that have erected in the gulf region. we believe that the sanctions negatively affecting the living conditions of the qatari people should be lifted. we support the mediation efforts of kuwait for the resolution of the crisis. our hope is that these efforts would yield a positive result. also hope that sa

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this comes after the president's tirade on friday night before a predominantly white crowd in alabama sparking resistance across the sports world. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a bitch off the field right now out. he's fired. he's fired! >> on sunday, owners and players were united in protest in an unprecedented collective action. as players took a knee, raised arms in some cases entire teams like the steelers stayed in the locker room during the national anthem. joining me is brian mitchell, retired nfl running back an analyst for "nbc sports." thank you so much for being with us. i've never seen anything like this. i go all the way back to what happened in 1968 in mexico city at the olympics and, of course, following muhammad ali for years. sports and politics have been mixed before. but never in such a collective way. against the president of the united states. brian? >> well, the president of the united states basically called all those people out. when you look at football teams, whether it's copes, owners and

lightning sparks a wildfire in san mateo county. next at six... the progress firefighters are making tonight... plus more thunderstorms in the forecast. (pam) plus... we'll tell you about the new security measures being taken at u.c. berkeley ahead of this week's speech by a conservative commentator. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) the bay area gets lit up by lightning. an unusual weather pattern delivers thousands of flashes in the sky... and we could be in for more wild weather. good evening... i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. this is what everyone seems to be talking about today... mother nature's show. kron four viewers have been sharing their pictures and video with us... and it is spectacular to see what the weather did to our skies last night. like steve said, there is a chance could we get another round tonight. this is a live look tonight at the san mateo bridge... at about this time last night... we saw a downpour and lightning all over stormtracker four. let's check in with chief meteorologist brittney ship .... and get our fi

. >>> a fire sparked by lightning in the hills, should be contained by tomorrow. it is about 30% contained. no homes are threatening kings mountain road. >>> all right, time to turn our weather, drew is here with what's ahead. >> hi, we'll get rid of our thunderstorms in the forecast completely. it is all about refreshing fall light air moving in. live doppler showing you out there, tonight of what we had for most of the day today is cloud cover along the coast and north bay and in land. we'll show you the picture outside tonight, a live look of our emory camera showing you partly to mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow morning, we'll wake up to cloud cover. we'll not finish the day with that cloud cover as well. that cloud cover is going to get out of here of the next 12 or 24 hours. take a look of the highlights the next couple of hours. morning clouds and some drizzles on the coast for your thursday by the afternoon and especially into friday. it feels like fall around here, refreshing air moves in, short lived. temperatures will be warm again as we head into the week

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this has also sparked a broader conversation about right and wrong. on the media day steph curry didn't mince words when he said a trip to the white house wasn't in his plans.>> i don't want to go. that is the nucleus of my belief. >> reporter: the warriors of the team would decide as a group , less than 24 hours later resident trump possibly stung by the comment saying going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. stefan curry is hesitating, therefore invitation is withdrawn. saturday, the oakland mayor libby said it is great to be an american where we can publicly criticize our elected officials and speak our minds. steph curry spoke his and the price, the president responded with his usual lack of grace.>> reporter: the warriors are used to be targeted by nba teams, but the shot from the white house was a shock. the mac it is beneath the leader of a country to go that route. that is not what leaders do. the warriors were never officially invited to the white house, and head coach responded to the snuff. >> he was goi

general has blamed for the violence that sparked the refugee crisis has accused the minority group of trying to build a stronghold and rakhine state he says the military is only targeting armed groups and action by men marse later on so on so she has been criticized around the world she was supposed to be addressing the u.n. general assembly on tuesday instead she will give a televised speech in her own country bangladeshi prime minister sheikh assume it will take the opportunity at the u.n. to demand more help to deal with the crisis hundreds of thousands of our henschel muslims have fled to her country to escape what the u.n. calls ethnic cleansing. reports a mangled ashes cox bazaar region. i mean. between myanmar and bangladesh border you can see the myanmar border right behind me now on sunday the top myanmar military man posted on facebook comments. population and media to unite what he called on their own issue he also blamed this current crisis on what he termed as extremist groups actually what he's referring to is insurgents group they also say this pollen extremist group is

top general is blaming the run for the violence that sparked the country's refugee crisis in a post on his facebook account gentlemen urged people and the media and myanmar to unite over the hinges issue hundreds of thousands of the hundred muslims have fled to neighboring to escape what the u.n. says is ethnic cleansing his comments come as the country's military is accused of deliberately targeting civilians while the general said that the recent upsurge in violence was an attempt by extremist bengalis and buckeye state to build a stronghold and built a thong and mung tall he continued by saying they demanded recognition as a hand job which he denied ever being an ethnic group in myanmar will talk of a child who is following developments from caucasus bazaar near the bangladesh myanmar border myanmar stop military man many young on his personal phrasebook posting on sunday with this committee do unite. together on the rohingya issues in a facebook posting he referred to the rohingya insurgents as bengali extremists trying to set up through the hole in the right kind state of myanmar

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the exodus across the border into bangladesh was sparked by a crackdown by burmese security forces. pope francis has urged colombians to set aside any desire for revenge as they come to terms with a peace deal signed last year with farc rebels. he was speaking to huge crowds in bogota on the first full day of his visit to the country. now it's time for world business report. weathering the financial storm. harvey could overtake katrina as america's costliest hurricane, but will irma prove even more expensive? we look at the spiralling cost of extreme weather and who pays? plus, contingency plans. the boss of virgin atlantic tells us how they're helping customers in the caribbean and aiding the recovery effort. welcome to world business report. i'm rachel horne. also coming up: china's trade surplus with the us jumps in august. we'll have the details for you. but first... as you've been hearing, it's one of the strongest storms ever recorded and aside from the human cost of the disaster, experts warn it could also be one of the most expensive. much depends on what happens when it rea

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more than two feet of rain sparking major concerns about flash flooding. rob is on the ground there for us again this morning. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the winds have finally died down in san juan but as you can see the damages has been done, fallen tree, utility poes, you name it. debris all over thety and not just the wind, the torrential rains just engulfing this city. those this morning have finally come to an end. overnight, the island of puerto rico submerged. after receiving more than 30 inches of rain and just 24 hours. hurricane maria laying waste to this once tropical paradise. roads now deserted. signs that life here has come to a complete standstill. the catastrophic winds and downpours cutting off this island of 3.5 million people. the governor and national guard going door to door this morning trying to rescue those whose homes are at risk. intense flash floods pouring into small towns like this raging current sweeping through thetown of guaynabo. and a sea of darkness. nightfall here in puerto rico where 100% of t

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appeared at the invictus game in toronto, not quite side-by-side, but close enough to spark speculation. morning, prince harry and girlfriend meghan markle are triggering new engagement speculation after their first public appearance together -- sort of. of the ceremonies invictus game kicked off in toronto, with the prince making an emotional speech. harry: this is about the dedication of the men and women who serve their country. his seat next to justin trudeau m melania trump on her first solo trip as first lady. someone sitting 18 seats over -- kerry's girlfriend, the actors making a surprise appearance. royal protocol dictates the couple cannot sit next to each other at official invents unless they are engaged or married, but the latest appearance is sparking new hope that engagement could be coming soon. make and also getting burgundy dress with a letter motorcycle jacket, drastically different from kate middleton's first appearance in 2008, here in a long cream coat. harry kept his focus on the 550 wounded warriors competing in the week long invictus games, reading the athletes,

the investigation as saying when the fbi was listening in, what they heard were communications that sparked concerns that manafort was encouraging russians to help with the campaign but cnn then goes on to qualify it. so they say they got three sources but then go on to say that two of the three sources who say these communications included the possibility that manafort encouraged the russians, two of the three sources cautioned the evidence on that was not conclusive. okay. so one source says it was, two sources say it wasn't but agreed there was something about cooperating with the russians, encouraging the russians. this period of surveillance on manafort does include time we're told when manafort was known to be in communication with president trump, once president was president. according to cnn, it's unclear whether trump himself was picked up on surveillance. so we have known already that trump campaign chairman paul manafort was under intense pressure from prosecutors. if this new reporting tonight is correct, we now know quite a bit more about why he was under such intense pressure

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it is like living on a powder cake and a spark comes -- powder keg and a power and a spark 1775 when anl expedition of british troops marches out of boston toward concorde, massachusetts, where spies are revealed and the americans have been gathering arms for this military confrontation and the british , the alarm goes out, this is the famous right of paul revere. he was one of dozens of writers. he managed to warn the countryside and there is a competition that takes place at lexington, massachusetts, than a few hours later at the old north bridge in concorde. that is the scene you see playing at here. we actually animated a period engraving of the fight at concorde bridge. that is a place that every american should visit at some point. you can stand on this ground today, you can see the house that stands up on the farm of above the river that still stands there today. and these are all objects which objects to that fighting, whether a piece of wood that is literally one of the diagonal braces from the bridge over the river. 19, 1775. that actually came out of the river in the 1950'

an electrical problem sparked a false alarm and a mazss exodus f passengers on the tracks yesterday. passengers hopped out of windows apparently thinking there was a fire. there was not. passengers walked on the tracks which stopped all regional rail service during the evening rush hour. delays lasted for more than an hour and a half. >> everybody was just pretty upset that they were waiting for so long. i know some people were just relieved to have finally have been rescued. a breaker trip caused the alarm. a crew is working to find out what caused that breaker to trip. and that happened during the middle of septa's rail safety week. septa has designated today as transit safety thursday. transit officers will be at a dozen stations to raise awareness about keeping safe on the rails. >>> happening today, the wood bury community will turn to faith and each other for comfort as people struggle to make sense of the murder of shanique carter. she was found beaten to death in her home this past weekend. a team of detectives has been working on this case nonstop. the vigil is set for 6:30.