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jackie: aquÍ estaba el garage, aquÍ eran la entrada de la casa. los escalones esos son de los escalones. reportera: todo en su imaginaciÓn. pero la realidad. jackie ya no quedÓ nada. reportera: es otra completamente gris y calcinada. en donde los recurados sobrans porque bajo estos escombros quedaron los esfuerzo de un futuro quemado del pasado lunes a la 1: 30 am. jackie: gente corriendo por las calles por no sabÍan quÉ hacer. cuando miraron que era serio, fuimos para dentro, empacamos unas cosas, empaquÉ dos pares de ropa. reportera: damnificada y recogiendo el Último correo, que irÓnicamente no se quemo, ella espera encontrar recuerdos. jackie: joyas que me habÍa dejado mi mamÁ. reportera: y ahora cÓmo la vas a recordar? jackie: no mÁs en mi corazÓn. es la Única manera que puedo. porque no me quedÓ nada de ella. reportera: ahora con los ojos abiertos mira al futuro y espera que maÑana todo sea mejor. >> por otro lado la angustia que vivieron unos 800 mil soÑadores con el fin de daca. ahora lo estÁn sintiendo unos 300 mil salvad

jackie ibaÑez is reading all of your comments as they come in, hey, jackie, there she is. >> good morning, heather, according to facebook live fans, no he absolutely has no case. we have only heard one person and he may have something here. we will take a quick break, join me on facebook live right now. heather: well, in just a few hours president trump will meet with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the first time the two come face to face since the senate fail today repeal and replace obamacare. griff jenkins live from dc with preview of the big meeting, good morning, griff. [laughter] >> good morning, heather, the majority leader spokesperson calling this a working lunch, majority leader will sit with president and vice president to discuss fall agenda which completes budget reslieciÓn and passing tax reform and confirming judicial nominees among other things, as we all know as the two leaders try to repair fractured relationship over failure to pass health car. >> had excessive expectation. >> i'm disappoint with mitch, if he gets these passed, i will be the happy with him and

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in santa rosa, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> thank you, jackie. >>> many of the region's world class wineries have had a major blow some damaged or completely destroyed. the wineries in sonoma county did a little better than the napa. the chateau st. john winery in kenwood is still standing even though it was reported it burned down but even the wineries that were largely untouched by the flames are still affected. >> the smoke is so thick that the grapes that are still on the vine they can pick up what we call smoke taint. and you at will get into the actual wine. >> workers at the kenwood winery can't even get inside because the fermenting grapes have filled the cellars with co2 and can't be vented until power is restored to the building. >> that is going to be one of a major economic impacts that we can't even begin to start counting at this point. >> firefighters are warning everyone about the conditions. winds will shift which means it could shift towards new neighborhoods. let's show you the fire dangers today. they are increasing this morning especially in the north bay hills. fire beh

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hey, jackie. >> brian, just a beautiful day here at at&t park. you couldn't have asked for a better day for matt kain to go out on. he has been with the giants for the best season and the fans tell me that big daddy will go down in history as the best that the city has ever had. >> from the moment he took the field to warm up to his final farewell from the mound, the fans made sure that today was about matt kain and what he has done for their city. brian mills says he is one of the fans and has a jersey from the day that kain pitched a perfect game. the only one in giants historied. >> he is one of the iconic pitchers and has been there for the last three rings and he has put his time in and one of the great giants. >> jim and lilly wilson have been holding the sign along the 3rd base line for years and been to a few world series games and even spring training and in their minds kain is one of the top five giant pitchers of all times. >> he exemplifies hard work. he has taken us pretty far and it is a pleasure to be here when he retires. >> the c

jackie chan. >> yes. >> jackie. >> this is crazy good. how are you? >> good, good. >> you understand how this goes? >> yes. >> i don't. >> i've been here a long time ago, right? >> let me just start off by telling you things trending on twitter. world mental health day. #schoollunchi #schoollunchin4words. i don't know what that means. jackie, you travel a lot. promoting a new movie. this caught our eye here. an article in the washington post. if hotel alarm clocks tick you off, you're not alone. 2017, you go to the hotel room. they have an alarm clock by the bed. is that necessary? >> not anymore. i use a pillow to cover the light. >> of the alarm clock. >> nobody uses -- you use a phone. >> yeah. >> i like it for the time. to see the time. >> he covers the time. what about when you're in a hotel room and it's 2:00 in the morning and the guest before you had set the alarm for 2:05 in the morning. and they wake you up to be funny. you do that? >> not the next person. the alarm clock is using up valuable space. you know what else it's using up? one of t

what'd you take away from jackie robinson? >> there's -- i pulled -- it's funny that you say it that way, because i find myself pulling from not just these characters but from my parents. you know, when i need to do certain things, i pull from my father, i pull from my mother, i pull from my uncles, i pull from my brothers. but these characters have given me actually another avenue of things that i can pull from. so there's a certain amount of courage that you get from playing jackie robinson that you didn't have before. you can walk into spaces that you maybe think you don't belong, but you're going to go anyway. >> yeah. >> because that is exactly what he did, you know. i think there's a certain amount of providence that he had that allowed him to deal with the situations that he had to undergo, so you find yourself checking yourself for how you're living because he had to be perfect. >> yeah. >> you know, he had to be spotless in certain cases. and i fall short, but i'm trying. you know, james brown, there's a certain audac

>> it's shocking, jackie, no matter what. it's shocking, okay? >> funny. >> it's hard to believe you want to leave the house, okay? >> we'll never have to. >> no. i'm talking about just to come out here. >> oh, okay. >> but when you come out here, and you have this beautiful view. >> i think we have like 1,500 feet on the lake. >> and then this is gonna be the pool area here? >> one of our six pools. >> six pools? >> inside the house, we have an indoor swimming pool, and then i wanted to put an ice-skating rink down on the bottom of the house, but just dealing with the zamboni and all that just seemed -- >> oh, you don't want all that aggravation. you got six pools. what do you need all that aggravation? >> so i put a roller rink instead. >> oh, so you rent out the roller skates? are they free? >> i'll give them away for free. >> i'm sure by the next time i talk to you, there's gonna be some other things you're gonna add on... >> yeah. >> ...and change. and david will never know until it's finished, right? >> or until he watches your show. >> tha

jackie ward reports. >> reporter: we have off 221 vallejo highway. all morning we have been watching the fire. jess probably in a

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie, what is uber's response. >> reporter: they have no comment on the lawsuit but they pointed out that in august they made several changes to their employee practices including increasing salaries of workers who weren't paid the median amount for their jobs and giving a 2.5% raise for every year worked at the company. >>> a forensic expert will testify in the murder trial for the man who shot and killed a woman on pier 14. the lawyer for jose inez garcia zarate says that his client found the handgun under a bench on the pier and that it went off accidentally killing kate steinle. the prosecutors say that they will prove that zarate fired it on purpose. yesterday a tourist from the east coast took the stand to describe what she saw that day more than two years ago. zarate faces a maximum sentence of 15 areas to life in prison -- 15 years to life in prison if convicted. >>> the naacp issued a travel advisory on american airlines. anne makovec reports. >>> reporter: the group says a pattern of disturbing incidents that happened throughout the cours

i'm jackie -- i'm jackie ibanez, i'll have that story straight ahead. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. flat says he will not run for a second term and he announced it during a speech that targeted trump. he's the second republican senator to lash out at the president. jackie ibanez reports. >> there's times when we must risk our careers in -- >> senator jeff flake surprised his colleague with a speech -- the first term senator revealed he won't be seeking reelection but it's how he's made the announcement. his frustrations lie -- and a lack of stability. >> reckless, outrageous and undignified behavior is telling it like it is when it's reckless, outrageous and undignified. >> press secretary sanders made -- but she did not approve of the punches flake was throwing. >> as i was watching it, i noticed a lot of the language, i didn't think was be fitting of the senate floor. >> senators were reluctant to weigh in on the senator's remarks or the feud between bob corker and the president. the commander-in-chief unleashed a twitter storm against corker tuesday saying he couldn't get e

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> thank you. and new mandatory evacuations have been issued for the community of geyserville because of the pocket fire. cal fire is worried the winds will push it right into town. kpix 5's anne makovec is live there this morning. anne. >> reporter: downtown geyserville is on this side and you can see the fire burning behind me. this fire has been burning since monday morning but it was small and suddenly yesterday, it became a lot more of a threat to the town of geyserville. this thing reared up in the mountains north of healdsburg. it's called the pocket fire. it burned about 4,000 acres and grew overnight so there will be new figures on that once cal fire is able to deal with the light of day. new manned mads mandatory evacuation in geyserville through red rock casino. nobody answered over there so it appears as if they are heeding those mandatory evacuations. they dropped fire retardant from the air and had hand crews and dozers out there constructing a line hoping to hold it back. but, you kn

jackie: trabajando tres cervezas. qué bueno que hay mucha gente, así vamos a ganar un chorro de propinas. gina: sí, bonita. estoy segura que esta noche va a ser la mejor de todas. jackie: [ríe] gina: nos iremos a casa con una buena ronchita de dinero. jackie: vas a ver que sí, a darle duro. sí. hola,

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in jackie. >> reporter: kenny, nothing but empty sidewalks and parking spaces here as the tubbs fire comes barreling toward the city and cal fire does everything it can to prevent it from coming in within the limits. >>> we grieve for those who have been devastated by this fire. this is our community. woo luf here. many of the staff at the sheriff's department have further been evacuated and displaced from their moments and very likely may not have a home to return to, as well. we live here. we're automatic in this together, folks. >> this morning, first responders also feeling the pain as the damage adds up from the wine country wildfires. the firefight under way. how some companies are working to reinvestigate victims in the wake of the crisis. >> in time of need you have to be able to reach out to loved ones, friends and family. >> good morning, it's friday, october 13. of i'm michelle griego. the number of people killed in the wine country fires is climbing. the death toll stands at 31. >> good morning, i'm kenny choi. the sonoma county sheriff's office say

i think we'll start with jackie, and we'll just take one after the other. jackie, if you wouldn't mind coming up to the microphone, please. thanks if i could say one thing. after each person speaks for a few minutes, we'll take questions at the end for about a half hour. >> hello, everybody, i'm so happy to be here today opinion i'm a parent/child therapist in oakland. i've had the privilege of working on the first team -- the first team specializes in working with little babies birth to seven who have been impacted with substance abuse. i'm here today for the babies, the families i serve that are struggling with mental health and substance abuse. i came across a statistic that shocked me, i imagine it will shock you too. >> based on data from the combined 2009-2014 national surveys on drug use and health, about one in eight children are living in a home where at least one parent is a substance abuser. that's 8.7 million children. the hardest hit were the little ones. birth to two. infants and young children are the most vulnerable in our population. and th

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> jackie, thank you. immigration and customs enforcement released this statement about suspending immigration checks in the area saying, quote, i.c.e. will continue to suspend routine immigration enforcement operations in the areas affected by the fires in northern california. immigration enforcement will not be conducted at evacuation sites or assistance centers." >>> kpix 5's anne makovec joins us now live in oakville. anne, you got really close to the flames this morning. how are things now? >> reporter: yeah. certainly smoky here in oakville. i'm along highway 29 here in napa valley. you can see the famous welcome to napa valley sign here behind me and behind that, all of that smoke right now rising above the hillside as these wildfires continue to spread. smoke is pouring over oakville grade filling the canyons near sugarloaf ridge state park. it's all part of a complex of fires in napa and sonoma counties that continues to expand. >> it's tragic. it's -- it's very sad. >> reporter: jason cox lives i

jackie ward reports. >> reporter: that's news no parent wants to hear. we are at the west portal elementary school school one of three in san francisco that came back with high test results for lead in the water. the others are malcolm x and san francisco international high school. they got their water tested and their results are bad because they have too much lead in them. the "chronicle" reports that the parents of these schools were told earlier this week and that water samples from at least one faucet or fountain in each school had too much lead. so as a result the taps were shut down immediately. the san francisco public utilities commission says the water is safe and the lead is coming from plumbing fixtures. so the superintendent told the "chronicle," quote, we're telling people or letting people know as much information as quickly as possible. so just a couple of months ago, mcclymonds in oakland ran into lead problems themselves. the toxic metal was coming from the faucets in the cafeteria. the water fountain by the football as well and the sho

live in chevy chase, jackie bensen, news 4. >> jackie, thank you. nearly all of our local law enforcement jurisdictions have units tra units trained to combat gang violence, d.c. police do nl. they tell us the gang-related incidents go through gang-related branch. julie carey took you on a ride with a fairfax kuehne at this gang unit. watch how the night went in the washington app gang violence. >> at howard university, two calls reported a gunman on campus. but police never found anyone. if you have our app, then you got the breaking news alerts this afternoon. the calls came during a busy and historic week. howard celebrating its 150th home coming. we caught up with students at they tell us the mood tonight was up beat and relaxed, very different from earlier in the day. >> i was really scared and then my parents were calling me because they were hearing about it in the news. so, it was really just like pretty frantic. >> campus officials sent out a text alert to students around noon today. police locked down parts of the northwest d.c. campus. th

it was cool to see jackie chan back in and action film, four out of five. the best movie in theaters is blade runner 2049. it is awesome. rob: we appreciate it. jillian: parents, listen up. hundreds of thousands of car seats recalled because your kids could fly out if you crash. what you need to know next. >> coming up on "fox and friends" conservative students at the university of california berkeley face threats of violence for their views, their political views which are to the right of many of those on campus. we will talk to one of those students. the attorney general of the united states, jeff sessions, we will be talking to him about how the doj is giving sanctuary cities one last chance to change their ways. senator rand paul in the news, it starts 11 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news, "fox and friends" first comes back in two minutes. bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always

but we begin with jackie ward in napa where the last last is burning out of control. jackie. >>> reporter: michelle, we're on highway 221 the vallejo highway watching what's called the atlas fire in the skyline wilderness park right now. earlier i showed you these big flames and large smoke over the hillside but now we

live in rest, jackie bentsen, news 4. >> the pentagon sent an -- during an ambush apparently by a branch of isis. the soldiers' deaths two weeks ago has been the subject of a political battle after president trump suggested his predecessors did not call victim's families. personally to the family's groups. but nine families say they have not heard from the president. one woman's son died in syria back in may and he told the beat with awe rhie miller the president has not contacted family. >> so if that letter or phone call would bring my son back, i'd run from here on foot to washington, d.c. to get that letter. >> a grieving military father told "the washington post" that the president promised to send him a personal check for $25,000 back in july, that money the father says never came. the white house today saying trump sent that money today, which happens to be the day that story broke. jim back to you. >>> leon thank you. tomorrow president obama is jumping back on the campaign trail and into the political fairway. the former president is throwing northam. obama will join northam for

news 4's jackie bensen asked the boy's family about that. jackie? >> reporter: well, i spoke tonight to a man who identified himself as an uncle of the 12-year-ol he says the family isn't sure exactly what happened here. >> what happened? >> i don't know. i don't know what happened. >> reporter: the 12-year-old's uncle asked that we not show his face on camera because of the sensitivity of the situation. he described his nephew, who lived with him at one point, as a happy kid who enjoyed walking around his vienna, virginia neighborhood. the boy lives just around the corner from thorough middle school. >> he happy. so nobody. he said -- i told johnny, where are you going? i walk. okay, boy. i walk. okay, boy. the same for every day. >> reporter: the details of this weekend's incident are horrific. just after 4:00 p.m. saturday the 12-year-old plunged from the cedar lane bridge over i hoof 66 and landed on the roof of a car traveling below. the boy survived, but the impact the car's driver. melissa harris of olney, maryland. she's a graduate of towson

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friends telling jackie, they do not believe the victim is the target. live on third and east street, jackie bensen. >> reporter: the man with the gun at the scene. what's unclear tonight whether police believe he's the shooter. >> within minutes of the gunfire that struck a 16-year-old in the back as he's walking home from dunbar high school. dc police took a man into was for possession of a semi automatic handgun. the man was charged of assault of a dangerous weapon. it is not clear if investigators believe if he's the one responsible for the shooting. the 16-year-old was walking in the 1900 block when gunfire erupted. he was conscious and breathing when he was taken to the local hospital. a young man identified himself as the victim's friend that he had no idea why someone would shoot the teenager. >> reporter: dc police tweeted tonight they believe a dark gray or black honda with virginia license plates may have been involved in the shooting. live until northeast washington, jackie bensen, live, news 4. >>> michael jones faces first degree murder cha

jackie since you're here, you check this out. here's parachuter descending quickl he thinks he'll flash into the water. he matches the speed of the jet ski. could you nail that one? >> that's good. that's good. >> jackie chan. >> thank you. mr. roker, check of the weather. >> all right. let's see what we got going for you. just so we can tell you we're we expect it to become a week. 50 mile-per-hour winds moving at southe we don't expect any landfall. but this would be the tenth that's nutty. we are looking at some more wet in the upper midwest. we'll watching this very the indians. that's what's going on around here's what's happening in your >>> good morning. we have the clouds around to 74 degrees in washington. as we go through the day back in the 80s. by noon 83. aftern we're looking at mid-80s. little muggy. by this evening we start to get rain moves in overnight. for wednesday morning, have the temper do drop to 70 weeken >> that's the latest weather. don't forget. xm channel home of the hoda s w guy busy. late n duties on

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in calistoga, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> here's a live look from our vaca cam. you can see all that smoke settling in the valleys where that fire is burning this morning. i want to show what you it looks like across parts of san francisco. look at that nasty conditions today at ocean beach. air quality will be poor. sfo will haveivistsibility issues have visibility issues and delays. cool conditions temperatures in the 40s for a lot of the bay area. 52 degrees right now in san francisco. calm winds now. so cool clear calm skies. enjoy it while it lasts. things change tonight. >> thank you. and be sure to stay with us for the latest on the wildfires in wine country. we'll bring you updates throughout the morning. you can also get updates on our website, cbssf.com. to help with the relief effort, donate to the red cross by calling the number on your screen 1-800-red-cross or go to redcross.org. for more information on ways to donate, go to website, abc10.com. - topic two >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is friday, october 13th, 2017. welcome to "cbs

chan is his master wu, and here at legoland. >> quiet, rolling. >> jackie is pretty good at playing the "extra" producer. >> two, one, jackie, this is one of the first movies that you have been in without having to risk your life everyday. >> that is why i will continue to make legos movies and i never hurt myself. >> and dave says that his new animated role is a dream job. >> they all make me look better than i actually am. >> and nobody is better than the lightning fast legend jackie when it comes to the fight scene. >> cut! >> and the lego movie is in theaters now. >> "extra." >> coming up, but first, kiley jenner sighting since the pregnancy news broke. pink, miley and other stars take over the iheart radio festival. >>> ryan seacrest is taking on the latest "idol" rumors. >> salena gomez. >> can we see your abs, exclusive for "extra"? >> and then mario is rapping with the one and only snoop dogg. >> the today i got a very, very special guest. >> inside of the wild indoor playground. >> snoopland or doggland is ridiculous. >> and fiphillip phillips is ba with new music in the we

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live in northeast washington, jackie bensen, news 4. >> jackie bensen, thank you. >> now we want to return to our top story and it has to do with dusty paker, a household name in the sports world here. he will no longer be with the nats this next >> that's right. this is still a developing story right now. chris miles is in the newsroom gathering reaction. so, what are we hearing not only from the sports world but from the community in general, chris? >> jim, erika, they say that attitude reflects leadership. well, dusty baker is well known for his jovial demeanor. after all, he gets credited for inventing the high five in 1977. current nationals players murphy went on record saying they wanted to play for baker next season. well, they did not get their wish. dusty and his coaching staff are out, and two years at the helm baker had the highest winning percentage in nats history. despite that regular season success, baker now joins the six other nationals managers who have failed to win a post-season series. this afternoon baker spoke with usa today about the change saying, quote, i'm surpr

jackie ibanez joins us with economics. >> it is about rediscovering patriotism. this has a lot of people talking, 4:00 on the east coast, ratings down 8% and monday night football numbers are in and espn plummeting in week 5, roger goodell moves past the controversy with the uniform approach by all teams as pretty simple. stand. a letter to team execs, like many of our fans who believe everyone should stand for the national anthem, an important moment in our game. we want to honor our flag and country and fans come expect that of us. the statement hours after the president raised the stakes calling for a change, deal the legal financial low, quote, why is the nfl getting tax breaks and at the same time disrespecting a random? flag and country, change the tax law. the central office gave up its tactics two years ago, 13 teams have gotten $1 billion in federal subsidies to build or renovate stadiums. >> if the industry uses money from american taxpayers to build the field they play on his it too much to ask they show respect for the american flag at the beginning o

k-p-i-x five's jackie ward reports on the dangers of of >>> more now on our coverage of the wine country wildfires. evacuees returning home may still face hazards even in undamaged homes. kpix 5's jackie ward reports on the dangers of toxic ash. >>> reporter: on what's been one of the clearest days in santa rosa since the start of the fires, people here are still wearing facemasks. volunteers at the american red cross say they have been handing out hundreds of masks every day. >> most clients are saying, why do i feel the throat? and we're telling them, well, it's obviously the air, it's the smoke, it's, you know -- there's a lot of bacteria now forming. >> reporter: for people like shar ra lane who already have respiratory problems, she says the potentially toxic material and charred remains in the air make her nervous. >> my lungs are sensitive to the smoke in the air. and i have already required a respiratory treatment. and they sent me off with an inhaler. and so that's why i have to wear this mask. >> reporter: that's why scott alonso with the sonoma county department of pun health

let's bring in jackie rosen and dav david, among co-sponsors of legislation that would ban bump stocks. congresswoman, your district includes las vegas. it's been five days since the shooting. what are you hearing and seeing from residents about the impact of that night and what do they want to see done? >> well, i can tell you that i have seen the most horrific massacre but i've seen the biggest kindness. i've seen our first responders, our medical teams, all of our community respond in amazing ways coming out to give blood, to give care, support in of way hospital, our casino, hotel industry. in the midst of this horrific tragedy, i've seen the best of humanity. what everybody wants to see is for us to have these difficult conversations about finding out the causes of some of these reasons we're having this massive amount of gun violence and having common sense conversations about how we can

first, jackie ward is live in napa county. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, for the first time in four days we heard a bit of good news, a bit of optimism, from napa county officials. still, fire crews have a long way to go when it comes to battling this. this is the atlas fire. this is the view of skyline park from chopper 5 that it had around 6:30 a.m. flames have spread down the hillside and into this canyon producing thick dark smoke. cal fire says the winds didn't materialize quite like they expected and that's a good thing. they are hoping the weather continues to cooperate because right now, they are favorable. lieutenant governor gavin newsom is in napa county today and said now is the time to come together and put politics aside. >> in the collaboration and cooperation between the counties and the cities, it's been extraordinary from my perspective and i think the job of the state is to supplement that to make sure that we're being resourceful and that we're making sure all the gaps are filled. >> reporter: just a few m

the for nerve, jacky chan, now, i saw jacky chan movies, there is always little bit of fun and laughter. >> i just saw him, that was light. >> this one not? >> totally different. yes, this, for me, it was cool to see him step back into the r-rated action films. back in the day, rumble in the bronx, super cop, police story, rush hour film, pg13. this is very serious. about his daughter who get killed in a explosion, in london, he goes after the bombers. he's a 63 year old actor, playing a character who is in his 60s, so the action scenes very different from what he's done, even though still see him fighting. they treat his character like he's in his 60s, still very, very interesting to watch. the action scenes are amazing, jacky chen is fantastic, director martin campbell, also the casino royal, and also goal end eye. the music done by guy named cliff martinez who did the music for movie called drive as well. i love this film, as women. i gave it four out of five. two solid move toys see this weekend. if you haven't seen blade runner 2049 i recommend seeing that as well. >> thank you, ke

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> fleet week continues today in san francisco. there will be ship tours today. the amphibious assault ship uss essex will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at piers 30 and 32. the canadian navy ship hmcs winnipeg will be arrive in the afternoon. always cool when those ships start to come in. >> then the blue angels this week. >> yeah. that's awesome. >> i know someone is really excited for all the sailors and pilots here this week, jaclyn? what's your twitter handle? >> hello, sailor! [ laughter ] >> it's always a good time. [ laughter ] >>> okay. well, right now, we are tracking some major slowdowns and you're going to say, hello slow speeds! look at this. 242 and 680 are jammed up all the way beyond highway 4 backed up along 680 along that stretch and we are seeing -- now our travel times just went to zero. i don't think it could even figure how long that's going to take you. but we have been tracking over an hour commute for drivers southbound from 680 -- or willow pass road, i should say, on down towards highway 24.

in santa rosa, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> i am sure they had a lot of questions and answers. thank you so much. >>> coming up, incredible video of the battle to save the winery from going up in flames. >> and the latest on the grim search for the dead journey and mobile home park, where flames wreaked havoc leaving close to nothing behind. e ledson winer . >> we want to bring you incredible pictures from this morning. the flames burning in the hills above the winery. the historic property home to the building known in the area is simply the castle. this spot, another area of the focus and the up ins firefit , in uns firefight overnight. the crews working flareups from oakmont to the south east of the city of sonoma. -- sonoma. our cameras were along highway 12 as cameras carrying water swooped in. the choppers dumping hundreds of gallons on the flames and threatening the decades old home and headquarters of the winery. it was saved. some homes 20 miles south not so lucky. kp mix, 5s devon feely saw the destruction in the hours. >> reporter: in the eerie sense of deja vu, stro

news 4's jackie bensen joins us there live with new information. jackie? >> reporter: jim, news 4 has learned this man was supposed to be wearing a gps ankle bracelet. it was ordered after his arrest for sexual assault in the district just last month. 23-year-old khary edwards of the district was arrested saturday afternoon. moments after prince jrnlg's county police officers responding to the victim's 911 call saw him running naked from her camp springs home. they chased him, briefly lost him, then after a hu 800 block of auth road. court records show edwards was arrested september 25th in the district for sexually assaulting a woman to whom he'd offered a ride. a judge ordered him released until trial under what's called high intensity supervision, which included a gps trackinging ankle bracelet. records also note that two weeks ago edwards was found to have attempted to tamper with that device. and edwards is being held without bond here in prince george's county. live in camp springs, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> new tonight, chopper are 4 over a deadly

you can chat with jackie on facebook page, there's the question on your screen. what would you like to hear come out of today's hearing and we will give you some of your responses later in the show. another headline, the american woman freed after five years of captivity is in the hospital. her husband says his wife was admitted in canada but did not specify why, they were kidnapped by the tell than in 2012 when hiking in afghanistan and had three children in captivity. the trump administration played a major role in the rescue carried out by the pakistani military. the husband refuses to come to the us fearing he will be arrested over his sister's alleged ties to a gitmo detainee. there is a new report, new russia was using briber and extortion to seize control of 20% of uranium stockpiles but cut deals with moscow anyway. this is a big deal but according to the hill fbi documents show russian nuclear officials gave millions of dollars to the clinton foundation while hillary clinton was secretary of state, who was also on the committee that signed off on that de

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jackie a bunions sharing comments coming up. heather: spain on the verge of anarchy. catalonia could declare independence. joining us live with breaking details from london is kitty logan. what is the latest? >> reporter: that announcement expected later today but we don't know whether catalonia will declare independence or not. this is a divisive issue in spain, people protesting, hundreds of thousands demonstrating for a united spain. this is very serious because many people want an independent catalonia but despite the referendum an overwhelming majority would rather separate from spain. the catalonian government under pressure not to put those ideas into practice with passions running high, police protecting the parliament building ahead of the announcement and any declaration of independence would not be welcomed by the spanish authority and they would ask real questions how that independence, economic consequences it might have but you have to wait until later today. what the implications might be. heather: thank you. back at home, one to show you crazy video ma

. >>> i am jackie deangelis. a spokesman for the company telling cnbc a range of options for the public listing of saudi aramco are under active review no decision has been made and the ipo remains on track the company is standing by its initial plans, if it however decided to go the private placement route, it could list shares locally on the saudi exchange and then move forward with the international ipo later, say 2019. the advantages of not moving forward with the ipo plans would be not having to disclose as much detail about the plan, which is always an issue for the saudis, while still raising funds needed the best of both worlds scenario could be this option meantime, on october 5th, they told cnbc that progress was being made on ipo preparations so they are sticking with the story, guys. back to you. >> and jackie, you know that i have been in contact with some awe d saudi aramco officials as well, so i think the reports are accurate but everything is on the table right now, so you may see more reports co

jackie joins us with what people are saying. >> reporter: responses from both sides of the isle. let's get to run. why wouldn't you allow them to pray before game, dangerous game of football, ridiculous to not allow prayer. michelle on facebook separation of church and state was about the government making a national religion, nothing to do with high school teams praying. if you have the right to tear down statues, neil during the of, shutdown conservative speakers we have the right to pray. will on football says it is a football field, not a church. daniel on facebook says it is a choice, what the left argues for, freedom of choice, participate or don't. not having a prayer deprives one side of the opportunity to choose. we also heard several people say a moment of silence, prayer is about coming and being quiet and having a peaceful feeling so whether it is a prayer or moment of silence, time to reflect, that was brought up a lot. heather: people can continue to give their comments in the next hour. >> we continue to talk and respond. heather: friday night lights will be on acr