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they just keep growing in the fires keep burning. as long as we are throwing money at it and not addressing the root causes, that is what they are going to do. host: what about his point of overgrowth of the forest? guest: i think what he is mentioning there are the best intentions in areas to do things to actively manage the wildland urban interface. unfortunately, there are places you have conflicting interests. there is environmental groups that would then be looking at, well, if you are going into this forest trying to treat the forest to make sure it is less combustible and less likely to spread, there are other things that would be on the table. whether mib wildlife that are impacted or migratory -- whether it be wildlife that are impacted or migratory patterns. then we have competing interests of what we are trying to solve for. i am not one side of the other on what is right or wrong but without the proper treatments, we are just going to see this exacerbated and getting worse and worse as we know the temperatures are increas

what a come back for burns. his third win for the year. that's 1.5 million and change for burns. i once saw juliette line up and crush one right off the tee. >> once. >> true story. >> you saw that once. >> she looked good doing it, i tell you. >> but you had the chip and the put. give you credit. brian's the tennis player. get brian in on that one too. >>> coming up in our next half hour, protestors sending a clear message to the president on his visit to fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 6:30. >> do something! do something! sending a clear message to president biden visiting tex in the wake of the school shooting. pre

when an amber goes up into a home, that is when we see the majority of homes that burned down, they burn from the inside out. fire will find the most vulnerable part of the home. once a wildfire is in your house there is no such thing as a little bit of wildfire in your home like there is with water and flooding. once it is there, our homes typically have very combustible things inside. pillows, blankets, whatever. that is where you see the biggest risk. you can cover the eaves with cash to make sure embers don't make it in. these are the solutions you want to think about when you look at how do you medicaid -- mitigate against the risk. >> i have a couple questions and comments. is first-rate foundation approved as a 501(c)(3)? i don't see any of your reports. >> yes, we are a 501 c3. >> they are not showing up on the irs look up and in new york. i you associated with this ewok coalition, the outfit you lobbied for an almost $200 million bond in miami that raised people's taxes? i bring this up because this guy is talking about root lines and we need to back up and find out what his int

last word was 150 acres burned, but now it's burned into neighborhoods there. the coronado point neighborhood up that at least so canyon area. it's going to be a long night for firefighters and residents there who have been forced to evacuate. also a luxury resort and golf course in the area. also forced to evacuate again. we're going to continue to monitor this breaking news in southern california in the hills above laguna beach is that fire burns their multiple homes? at least a dozen homes now have burned in that fire. the embers carry those the winds carry those embers from home to home, skipping some homes. and hitting others but again live pictures from southern california will continue to follow it and we'll bring you updates throughout the evening as we get more information. still ahead. right now. ukraine is making advances against russia and not just on the battlefield. the signs that the war is taking its toll on russia's economy. also ahead sobering numbers tonight stemming from the opioid abuse epidemic. the record number of drug overdose deaths lo

now this fire is burning in dense brush that firefighters say really hasn't burned and at least four years you can see the amount of smoke that the flames are putting off here. you could see the flames down below, also on one of the homes. this fire did appear to have started down a canyon right near a water treatment plan, and then the strong, gusty winds pushed it up the canyon right towards this neighborhood and again a number of homes here we do have video also from just about 30 minutes ago. when we saw another home catch fire. we do know evacuation orders are in place. multiple fire departments have engines on scene working on structure protection, doing what they do. best cal fire has also launched an aerial attack as we have seen a number of tankers flying and make those drops. trying to protect the neighborhood again. breaking news down in orange county will continue to follow this story down south and we'll bring you more updates as we get them into the newsroom. emotions running high in the senate today as democrats held a vote aimed at preserving abortion rights nationwid

and the edmonston fire is right now the biggest fire burning in the state that's burning in kern county. firefighters say it's 80% contained up from 62% earlier today. so far, the fire has not damaged any homes or other structures. the cause of this fire also remains under investigation. the potential for more fires means new restrictions for a lot of the north bay starting tomorrow. most outdoor burning of residential landscaping debris will be off limits in sonoma, napa, yolo, solano lake and collusive counties. burn permits may be issued in cases tied to agriculture, land management, buyer training and other industrial situations. cal fire will need to inspect areas before any burn permits are issued tonight. the golden state warrior fans celebrating that big win that moves the team closer to the nba finals. closer ktvu is elissa harrington was with warriors fans outside chase center as they cheered on their teams. and celebrated with a big outdoor party. well fans want a sweet and it was so loud at the watch party tonight, which was at capacity and almost felt like being at a home g

the two alarm fire burning at a church in pittsburgh. it is on central avenue on railway avenue on highway four. amy hollyfield is live there now. what is it looking like now? amy: this is a huge fire. it is still raging in this is a large building. we will show you views on the ground and also up above. this is the pentecostals of the east bay. the church has about 1000 members and there is a large crowd gathered, emotionally watching this building burn. this is located at central and railroad avenues in pittsburgh. they got the call at 2:45 this morning. right now they are trying to get the fire out in a defensive mode. it is too dangerous to go inside. firefighters say there was also a back draft phenomenon which blew out the front doors of the building. they are spraying water. they are out here on the ground. they are not going inside the building. no one has been hurt. that is good news they are using precautions as they fight this fire. the pastor tells me they usually gather at 5:00 for prayers. they are saying they need prayers

the fires now burning across the state are reminder. california is now moving into the most dangerous period of our fire season and sonoma county's emergency response agencies holding a wildfire evacuation drill this morning people living in two neighborhoods in the city of sonoma. will evacuate to the campus sonoma valley high school . similar evacuation drill will take place in sonoma county next month, president biden wraps up his three day trip to south korea today. the president has been focused on the war in ukraine during much of his time in south korea. yesterday president biden signed a $40 billion package of new military and humanitarian assistance to ukraine while attending an event in seoul. this latest aid package is viewed as a sign that the u. s and its allies are preparing for a long and difficult conflict in a war that began nearly three months ago. and this is president biden's first trip to south korea as america's commander in chief, the president told south korean leaders at the war. ukraine underscores the need for

a fire burning several homes down in laguna niguel. it's intense. at least a dozen homes are actively burning. that number unfortunately could rise. this is an up scale community. you can see the size of the homes and the $3 million and $4 million range. another angel from high above. our nbc chopper from our sister station knbc, this is a live look. you can see this entire community there right along the pacific ocean. there are evacuations in many areas including an after school program at laguna beach high school. other areas are under evacuation warning. this fire has been burning for more than four hours now. take a look at the map. laguna niguel off the 405 along the ocean. in a few minutes, we'll be joined by vicki vargas on the scene down below where the houses are burning. she'll join us in a few minutes. >>> before we get to vikki, a reminder of the vta shooting is coming down. one year ago a vta worker killed nine of his co-workers at that vta rail yard in san jose. it was the deadliest shooting in bay area history. today, crews started d

it is now fully contained after burning about 20 acres. no homes were lost or damaged and stay with ktvu for updates on these fires burning across the state. you can get updates anytime on our news app. it is free to download from your app store person who had been missing for five days was rescued from a beach in san mateo county north county fire authority was called out thornton state beach in daly city, just after 3 30 this afternoon. fire officials say the person was discovered by a group of people who happen to be walking along the trails in that area and then called 911 individual was transported to the hospital for treatment. no word yet on their condition. now to some developing news out of san francisco were to pedestrians have been hit and killed by a vehicle. it happened about an hour ago at third and mission streets. police are asking people to avoid this area , a city official on the scene tells ktvu third victim was injured and taken to the hospital. we know at least one taxi was involved in the collision. we're working to g

they work on these controlled burns and they plan to do them tomorrow. they say they will carefully supervise the burns to prepare firefighters for wildfire season. if you see large plumes of smoke, do not call 911. according to the latest information from the drought monitor, the bay area is in a severe drought. we could have another very dangerous wildfire season. the fire activity we are seeing now is a month of head of what it was last year. >> we are seeing an increase and exterior fires are up 25% over the first few months of this year. we read about 100 more exterior fires than this time last year. we are concerned about how the moisture and the weather that we are experiencing is contributing to an increase in fires we are seeing. >> on the peninsula, they have determined that illegal fireworks were the cause of a ground fire. unfortunately that fire did not spread. in the 200 acre coastal fire that destroyed 20 homes and damaged another 11 in orange county is now 90% contained. here in rodeo i am bob redell for nbc bay area. >>> take a look at t

and the maga wing hold over the g.o.p., and we have been burned in the past, america has been burned in the past. after the shootings in el paso and dayton three years ago, the republican leader promised that red flag laws and background checks would be front and center in the senate debate. he didn't put them on the floor, and republicans did nothing. but that's not an excuse for democrats not to try. too many families have suffered. too many kids have been lost. too many communities have been destroyed. this is too important not to explore every option. i want to be clear -- this is not an invite to negotiate indefinitely. make no mistake about it. if these negotiations do not bear fruit in a short period of time, the senate will vote on gun legislation, gun safety legislation. let me repeat. if these negotiations do not bear any fruit, the senate will vote on gun safety legislation when we return. but our hope, even amidst our deep skepticism, is that during this week democrats and republicans at long last will come to agree on something meaningful that will reduce gun violence in

flames have been burning close to homes and vineyards. multiple engines did quickly respond and pulled the hose lines out and did get water on the fire. sky fox up top right now kind of giving us a wide perspective of that fire. you can tell it is putting off a lot of smoke right now. other other engines did pull up earlier to homes. and firefighters went into structure protection mode. at the same time, we did see an air attack that was launched quickly a number of retardant jobs being made initial reports 50 plus acres right now, with the potential of growth up to 500 acres. no word on those containment numbers again. sky fox giving us this live picture. you can see some wineries down their homes in the area. i want to bring in chief meteorologist bill martin. as we give you this this live picture bill has talk wind in the area. we've been ta

it's not huge, but it is burning near some homes so far, 5 acres have burned and it was 50% contained. last hour we just learned containment is up to 80%. so they are making progress. that's good news. the road. see see the roads that are closed again. this is right near napa valley college east of downtown saint the santa ynez farmers market is in the area where the fire has been burning with that, we say good evening. welcome in to kron. 4 news at 9. i'm grant vicki lawrence. yeah, boy, this is served as a reminder. we are in the thick of fires. yeah. this is not even in the area that we're really concerned about. not the red flag area, but these pop-up fires. when things are this dry this early in the season, you get these winds gone, they can spread quickly. and that's what we're looking at right now. >> good news. they've been getting on this fire very quickly here. silverado trail. you see pope's tree right grant was talking about the college back here and up to the north in the east. you can see the fire continues to burn in that area. and that's what we're watching right now.

. >>> tonight the 200-acre coastal fire is still burning in orange county after damaging 200 high-end homes in laguna beach. containment is 50%, and investigators say the flames may have been sparked by power lines. >> one of its black hawk helicopters were sent it to help fight the fire. it's just one of the new tools heading into what could be a busy fire season across the state. i had a chance to speak to the calfire director about changing the course of fighting wildfires. some of the biggest and baddest weapons to fight wildfires in the state of california come from an area assault of fire retardant and water drops. the new director of calfire, chief joe tyler, is not shy about showing them off. the kid in you has to be really excited about these. >> when the aircraft go into service, they, too, will be a game changer. >> reporter: a game changer for a state that has seen catastrophic record fire seasons year after year, including two years ago when a fire burned more than a million acres of the t --. then the deadliest. the campfire in 2018, destroying 18 buildings. 85,000 peopl

now it's phasing out the brown coal it burns for electricity. but climate activists say it's still not enough. we find out why a country built on coal believes coal's days are numbered. and we join a raid with young activists fighting to stop coal now. [crowd shouting] eric: i'm in germany's industrial heartland, a region of factories, smokestacks, and shafts. eric: so this is just for the visitors now? uwe seeger: just for the visitors. eric: and like thousands of men before me, i'm going down a coal mine. ♪ this is stepping into the bowels of modern german history. uwe: 1875, the shafts were built, and in the second world war they built the first tunnels in this. eric: okay. eric: coal from the ruhr valley, near the dutch border, helped build the steel that armed the third reich. ♪ eric: when germany lost the war and was split into a capitalist west and the soviet-run east, this coal helped remake west germany into an economic powerhouse. ♪ uwe: my grandpa did it like this: put it in the coal. [machine firing] coal, yeah, yeah, and we us

it's been burning for a month, forcing more than $26000.00 people from their homes. and those are the headlines on al jazeera. i'll have more news for you after witness stay with us. talk to al, just 0. we are. what is the time table in your mind? when do you think you can be off of russian gas? we listen or, and i have seen and played football with these refugees. i look at them and they're happy. they smile in we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the store, respect matter on out. you see a hearing the grant area, you need to be a supplier approaching and protecting yourself a home a bread, but i do that. i suspect it's going to come towards right. but yeah, i talked with who knows why people need to see things to believe it. the thing is it's really hard to sure. contract what is times i i nash. i'm sleepy so now i got another warning lot. i know. yeah, yeah, i'll be got you. yeah, or you know, a little what amber fussing. lot thing. i'll give a call once i get to the woman kaiser, i got to like, so i've been growing philosophy is like at least 10 years

fire protection district scheduled the burn, but had to cancel it because of wind. the burning protects homes by getting rid of weeds and brush that could become fuel during a wildfire. officials say fire activities are ahead of last year and the drought is making things worse. >> exterior fires are up 20%. over the first four months of this year, compared to last year. we ran 100 more exterior fires than last year at this time. we are concerned about how the moisture and the weather that we are experiencing is contributing to an increase of fires that we are seeing. >> if the weather cooperates, the fire will burn in an open space in rodeo tomorrow from 9:00 to 1:00 p.m. controlled burns are the easy way, and are scheduled to continue through may 27. >>> let's bring in jeff, talking but heat that is coming our way in the next several days and >> as a move to the next couple days, we see the sea breeze moving but i am not expecting a major wind event of gus of 50 miles per hour. the localized wind issue in martinez, along with that delta breeze. as we take it into o

more the world is burning less. why? mostly because most people don't want stuff to burn. it's not really very complicated. right and that's of course why we adapt to this we actually make sure stuff doesn't burn. it's not rocket science. but again if we don't want to scare our kids if we want to have a good data sense of where should we start? what should we be concerned about? we need to know this data. we very often don't what's going to happen into the future. what if you only look and this is what most climate models will do if you only look at temperature and assume temperature is going to rise that means you're going to see more fire all other things equal, but of course all the things are not equal one thing is that we also have gonna have more co2, which means we go have a greener planet, which means we'll have a different combination of of greenery on most places in the world if you just run that you probably get less burning not more and if you include people that is people actually act you definitely get

homes have burned. we don't know the number yet. >> the sheriff's department has called for residents there to immediately evacuate. if they haven't already some homes, as you see are currently up in flames. they're now calling this the brush fire or no, excuse me, it is a brush fire. now they're calling it the coastal fire that just gave it a name just a few minutes ago broke out about 2.45 this afternoon. >> when crews arrived to about 3 o'clock. they say the fire was at that point. only 3 acres. so it has really grown in size again. it is now 150 acres according to the weather service, orange county is expected to have some light wind gusts reaching about 25 miles an hour. and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with us again. just what we don't want to hear know. i know here we are getting into the fire season again and now you're seeing southern california starting to see those winds gusting around. >> yeah, potentially some very strong gusts out 23 miles an hour right now. but you see

today's training including burn operations. obviously hard to miss a huge plume of smoke could be seen towering over the area earlier today. maybe you saw it fire officials say the training classes are in support of community safety to make them better prepared to deal with these kinds of emergencies. today's burn operations wrapped up. 2 pm and check this out firefighters and contra costa doused a spotfire in rodeo earlier today. it happened along interstate 80 near the california street overcross that fire burned about one and a quarter acres before crews. it out fire officials were conducting a control burn near the phillips 66 plant at the time. they temporarily suspended that operation to respond to the grass fire coming up here two teachers being called heroes tonight after jumping into action to help rescue people. apartment fire before firefighters even got there. we were banging on as many windows as we could and just screaming for everyone to get out. you're going to hear more from them and we'll have the latest on th

many peatlands are a patchwork of different burn sites. the government didn't want to be interviewed for this report, but it confirmed it has received evidence that claims to show illegal fires. it told the bbc any cases where a breach of consent or regulation is suspected will be investigated. the moorland association which represents the owners of moorland estates told the bbc it welcomed the government investigation. it said members would co—operate fully. the rspb and greenpeace claim their evidence shows the current ban isn't working and today they demanded all burning on peat soils be banned. justin rowlatt, bbc news, the yorkshire moors. thousands of nottingham forest fans descended on the city's old market square today to celebrate their clubs promotion to the premier league. they were promoted to the top flight of english football after beating huddersfield town 1—0 in the championship play—off on sunday. the two—time european champions dominated english football in the 1970s, but haven't been in england's premier league f

without sunscreen, you can burn in less than 15 minutes. overnight, mainly clear skies, no evidence of a marine layer. and it is mild, 50's and 60's as we head into thursday. today the hottest day all week. tomorrow, gusty winds and fire danger. this weekend, above average, lots of sunshine. reggie: good morning america coming up at 7:00. >> good morning. coming up, we can break down the primaries in five states, including pennsylvania's republican senate primary race with dr. oz. this morning, president biden visiting the scene of the supermarket shooting as we learn new details about the unmanned and his allegedly for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. what's it like having xfinity internet

it already burned more than 100 acres. fires burning on pleasant valley road, 12 miles north of vacaville. we have a crew on the way and we will have the latest at 6:00,. >>> and the owens fire that sparked yesterday afternoon and prompted evacuations in the area is 20% contained. that evacuation order has been lifted. crews say the fire is about 36 acres. there's been no damage reported so far. >> crews are also working on a fire at the chevron facility in richland. fire started at 2:30 this afternoon in a warehouse in the refinery. >>> and we are tracking reports of one fire burning near san jose. stay tuned for this. >> hardly the way to start the weekend. but good see that darren is here to tell us where and well. >> the quail fire we started talking at first, the air rea w under the red flag warning yesterday, and here we are the next day, and you can see the smoke coming off it. take a look here, air yented on the map, you see the red zone. the fire is right over here on the edge of the foothills over there in solano

nobody was hurt and no structures were burned. >> ince the san ramon valley, there's a brush fire burned more than 90 acres around highland and camino tells our roads. >> yesterday cal fire, what will they first got to it already had for 25 acres, but it all contain now and they're investigating the cause, but they got on that cal fire, by the way, has also suspended burn permits for solano, napa and lake counties for so for good portions of the north bay. this went into effect yesterday. >> and that means no outdoor residential burning of leaves your tree branches. cal fire says there are other ways of getting rid of that landscaping, debris that are safer. you can chip, you could take it to a waste facility. they're also reminding you to use a outdoor equipment responsibly for gun to fire up a lawnmower. the weed eater or tractors or anything like that. be real careful. you don't accidently cause a spark that could set the hillside on fire. a more. as you already said, honey, i can't do anything today. it's too hot, not tourism or medically. not right now. it's not look at. but you kno

when i asked him for a count of how many homes have burned, he said at least every third or fourth house is on fire. here is something we have known earlier, that is that this street has approximately 72, 73 homes on it. with every two or three houses on fire, that is a very large toll here on this one laguna niguel street. there was a man who came running in a short time ago , he wanted to see if his house was still standing. he said he was evacuated, he did not want to leave but was forced to leave his home a couple of hours ago. he now got back in and creeped down the street and then walked past us and he said i think it is gone. he says these homes were built in the 90s, he is the one that indicated there are about 70 or some odd homes stretching all the way down coronado pointe. this house you are looking at right now that tim kimball is shooting, when we arrived it had just caught fire, and look at it now. it is almost all gone. it is just a facade. the other thing that keeps happening here, loud booms, the firefighters say this is ammunition going off. these are obviously guns and

stepping into burn fast. you can be in the station one minute and the next minute you're out on the biggest fire of your life. firefighters getting ready for what's expected to be another extreme wildfire season. what they're doing today to prepare and why, they say not to worry if you see smoke or flames in one part of the bay area. from ktvu. fox. two news. this is mornings onto and welcome back to mornings onto i'm gasia mikaelian claudine wong. it is monday. may 16th we got blue skies behind us? but it's been a windy morning, steve windy month. no doubt about it, wendy yesterday and over the overnight into this morning youtube for sure since mid april, we've had windy pattern here. this leads lows just keep dropping in or up to the north, which is keeping a lot of rain up in the pacific northwest. water temps are really cold again. so that helps when you get eighties inland, all you need's an onshore push, so everyone knows it's windy, big fog bank out there. some breaks in it. but fog sunkuli even a litt

let's take another live look over the damaged mansions in some of that burned out area. as you can see, that area now out, and most of those homes right now just shells and frames after more than 20 homes were destroyed. we'll stay on top of the coastal fire and bring you any new developments. >>> back here at home, we got a look at firefighting equipment we don't see too often. a coast guard boat was called in to help fight a grass fire along the carquinez strait, giving fire crews on the ground a bit of an assist. >>> new at 5:00, more charges have been thrown at the two suspects accused of kidnapping a 3-month-old san jose boy. let's get right to kpix's allen martin. he is following details. allen? >> prosecutors say the man and woman accused of taking little brandon had tried twice before to kidnap that baby. yesenia ramirez and jose portillo were in court today. the santa clara d.a. has added three additional charges of attempted kidnapping to cover those earlier attempts. now in one try, prosecutors say the two posed as child protective service workers and then tri

it has been burning since tuesday. nearly 10,000 acres of charred five fighters of containment up to 90% so far, investigators don't yet know what started the fire. another fire in texas is 75% contained the twin starts. fire is burning northwest of austin tonight. claims have charged more than 400 acres and splitting up yesterday. firefighters have not mentioned what may have started the fire or whether any structures have burned. well, tonight we know the names of two men who died following an assault on a police shooting in san francisco last night, identified as 57, year old michael mcphee, 19 and 49 year old rafael mendoza. officers were called to mariposa and owen streets for an aggravated assault in progress just before eight last night. there were two men there. we know at least one officer fired their weapon. one of the men was pronounced dead at the scene. the other died at the hospital. officers were equipped with body worn cameras, as always, if anyone does have a surveillance cameras in the area that may h

it has burned about 200 acres so far. we'll be getting an update from firefighters in a couple hours this morning, once they have time to assess some of these areas. we'll have a live report from the scene in the next half hour. >>> a new $10,000 reward for info leading to the arrest of the suspect in the mass shooting in san francisco. six people were killed and 12 others injured when gunshots rang out as the bars closing. >>> north korea firing three short-range ballistic missiles according to south korea's military. it's the latest of a series of weapons demonstrations that came just hours after the north confirmed its first case of the coronavirus since the pandemic began. that's a look at the overnight headlines. >>> to marin county where health officials say covid cases have tripled in the last six weeks driven by the ba.2 variant. saint rose school was clforced close and other schools are requiring students to mask up indoors. an expert says widespread restrictions are unlike lie as hospital cases remain low. >> th

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as russia celebrated victory day, 0desa burned. this was one of the city's shopping centres, incinerated, by a missile strike. the ukrainian authorities say seven missiles were launched at the city yesterday, killing one person and injuring five more. this morning, the smell of burning plastic still hung in the air. last night when we were here, it was difficult to see the full extent of the damage, but this morning you can. the rocket has completely ripped into the back of the shopping centre here. you can see it has completely folded. there are still fires that the fire brigade here are trying to put out and the electricity wires on this side have been ripped away. russia has been targeting the port city of 0desa on ukraine's southern coast. it's strategically important. before the war, it was a key international port, taking ukrainian products to the world. president zelensky appealed again to end the war, so that the port can reopen. missile strikes don't only destroy infrastructure. they shake lives. this eight—year—old bo

so that fire continues to burn there here in the bay area. we are tracking gusty winds as well. 39 miles an hour at sfo novato. you're on shore at 28 miles an hour and in case you're wondering how long these winds are going to last. well tonight. we'll keep it on the windy side at 7 o'clock 30 to 36 miles an hour. the winds will ease tomorrow morning only to pick up again tomorrow afternoon and evening about 32, san francisco 24 half moon bay 30 in hayward along the embarcadero the kgo roof camera showing you the windy conditions right now mid 50s in san francisco. you need that jacket 60 in oakland. 62 san jose 54 half moon bay beautiful view from our san jose camera where the sun is shining looking towards the shark tank. it is 70 in santa rosa by contrast petaluma. only 60 degrees upper 60s around concord and 62 in livermore few passing clouds on live doppler 7, but it's wyatt compared to what we were dealing with yesterday in the north bay. another system is coming in energy is focused to our north. so what we're going to see is lake and

that brings damage. >> host: alex burns those are the burr words. what's a minority leader trying to do it? >> guest: in that moment he is speaking notches not juf republican leaders in congress picky speaking to thehe entire republican coffers after set a private meeting with his leadership team. where he is talked about real fear if a couple moved particular including mac and no could incite additional violence against fellow members of congress. what you hear is some are more measured kevin mccarthy than in some of the earlier recordings, trying to hold his party together where he's got thiset unruly caucus of a couple hundred folks most of whom voted to object to certifying the 2020 election.bj some of whom had been spinning h up conspiracy theories and paranoia and anger. and others are terribly shaken by what happened on january 6, who fear for the own sake to come who think their colleagues are behaving irresponsibly and you're banging away at do something about it. that in that clip i think you hear kevin mccarthy as blunt with his own confe

cliffside still burning and smoldering. you can see just how much land landscape there has already burned. cal fire is calling this the coastal firearm. this is burning in the town of laguna niguel, southeast of laguna beach. the fire has burned about 200 acres so far and has destroyed about 20 homes. but firefighters do warn that that number of homes and structures damaged could go up. the fire started shortly just before three o'clock yesterday afternoon and quickly spread. as one photojournalist from our sister station in la observed. we have this structure here are completely burned out right next door to it. you have another vehicle that's just completely burned out. i believe these were some of the well, i think over here we have a structure that's coming down right behind me. and you could just see. look at that . look at this from here. you could you could feel the heat. some neighborhoods are still under evacuation orders. this morning, there was at least a few residents, one of whom returned to see some of the dam

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there's also a big issue of faith burning. a lot of industrial waste which is generated in the city is burned without much control is open sun for pollution and that also acts of the pollution in the city. but they are also double issues of traffic this out of traffic in the city. the culprit is but to collect matter 2.5, a dangerous fine particle with a diameter of up to 2.5 micro meters. this is much thinner than a human head. the donnie air particle can be made of toxic common metals blasted and normal dust. it can damage the lungs, reducing their capacity to absorb oxygen with over $100000.00 residents. b buddy is also a heavily polluted area with a large number of people living close to cement, steel, petroleum, and plastic manufacturing plants. the toxic fumes have been c really impacting the health of before these residents, especially teacher. so dish a $21.00. he had all be body resident lives in one of these neighborhoods or 2 year old son, jesse suffers from acute respiratory issues and needs regular normalization.

they should just burn that game film. but for the state sake of posterity, we want to show our fans exactly what happened. and it was not pretty from the very beginning. the grizzlies led pretty much from beginning to end. at one point they were up. 55 points. the warriors midway through the 3rd quarter down. 46 points, klay thompson and the rest of the starters simply pulled at that point. why risk injury when they know it was just a laughable game for them? they showed up. they had barbecue in memphis, which is famous for barbeque and blues and then just got back on the plane waking up this morning back in the bay area heading to practice and scratching their heads wondering what truck hit them at fedexforum klay thompson, steph curry. the rest of the gang say we will remember this, but we will also forget about game 5. >> most awful. the opening tip. i mean, you have great you know, they are more aggressive than us. we'll have i said we're going to close out tonight. but sometimes that was an exact science. and we play

is ready to burn and could turn into a pretty big fire. so showing you this just that the overall layout exceed long beach, huntington's beach and will come in closer to what laguna beach and you can see the current conditions out there. now we're not talking about the classic santa ana wind event that we typically talk about september and october november, but still you can see a bit of a breeze with winds around 14 to 15 miles an hour, so any wind is not good, but at least this is coming in from the ocean, bringing in some moisture. relative humidity around 56 to 63% at least with these two sites and current temperature, it's not hot down there with temperatures in the lower sixties so once again no red flag fire warnings, but we still have some breezy conditions, and it looks like the drought is really kind of the controlling factor here. but the wind will continue to be breezy to windy. in fact, the winds accelerating late this afternoon into early this evening. we'll keep it on the conditions down to our south closer to laguna beach b

at least 20 homes are gone and 200 acres burned. hundreds of families are still evacuated. we did see last night the intense flames. today we did see the sobering reality with multimillion dollar homes and some of the people who lost of those homes were able to see the destruction firsthand and many realizing that almost nothing is left. >> it is what it is. we lost 30 years of everything plus more. so we will get past it. we are okay. that is all you can do. >> you think i should be devastated but i just move forward. thinking about the past is the past. lingering on it does not do anybody any good. >> a good perspective and we have had so many bay area people go through this as well. and we begin this coverage tonight and it is nice to have you back here. if you can hear us, what do you see around you, and is this fire contained? >> reporter: hello? >> we will get our audio issues fixed and she is in the fire zone. we will get back to her in a moment. make no mistake, a lot of bay area firefighters watching this as well. >> reporter: yes. as we all think about the fire se

it's burned at least 20 homes and structures. strong winds are fanning the flames, forcing people to evacuate as firefighters are rushing in. at one point, the entire area was under a mandatory evacuation. it's very emotional. we're ready to go home as soon as the embers start to get underneath those tiles and then even in the attic vents. it's not an instant structure, fire or building fire. it takes sometimes up two hours before the entire house will start to catch on fire. high winds and dry conditions combined with that steep hillside area make it hard for firefighters to battle the coastal fire. the cause is still under investigation. san francisco's police commission will hold public forums before deciding whether or not to restrict police traffic stops. these low level stops these pretext stops. are not making us safer. our own data shows that we uncover contraband and incredibly low rates. the commission heard a proposal last night to prohibit officers from pulling over drivers for minor traffic violations, such as an exp

. >> in livermore and in rodeo, prescribed burns were canceled. the wind made it too dangerous but prescribed burns are still a priority. >> it reduces that fuel in the open space by providing a nice break between the houses and the open space that were very strategic in the area. it provides some extra defensible space. >> we can change the way we manage the land. that can make us more resilient in the face of climate change. >> besides prescribed burns, fire scientists and engineers across the uc system are thing of efforts to address a year-round fire season. this summer, engineers at uc davis are hoping to experiment with launching a swarm of drones into prescribed burns. the goal is to measure toxins directly in the plumes of smoke and not just use ground sensors. >> you can think of this as your eyes and ears and nose in the sky because you're seeing what is happening. you're also detecting what substances are there. >> the drones could be operational in real wildfires the next few years. at uc riverside, experts are quenching big data. from