>> chester coordinó con los jefes en colombia que el pago se hiciera en tres partes. el primero sería de 10 millones de dólares que debía recoger en francia. por esos días, tarzán fue arrestado en florida. al enterarse, chester cambió de planes. en vez de viajar a moscú huyó con el dinero. james: lo único que me gustó de la historia además de que arrestaron a todos fue que el narcotraficante cubano le quitó 10 millones al cartel de cali. >> juan almeyda y ludwig fainberg fueron acusados de 30 cargos de conspiración y narcotráfico. un mes antes de celebrarse el juicio, fainberg aceptó colaborar con las autoridades a cambio de una sentencia más leve. james: toda organización criminal es vulnerable. el problema y la dificultad es dónde está esa vulnerabilidad. ilia: tarzán llegó a un acuerdo y permaneció poco tiempo en prisión. hoy en día se dedica en protagonizar pequeños papeles en películas de mafiosos. la serie la piloto 2 sigue presentándose en univisión de lunes a viernes a las 10 de la noche, 9 en el centro. ya regresamos. presentador:

chester win over more thanjust negotiate as one. chester win over more than just one or two of them, evenif more than just one or two of them, even if they are pal. it secondly, michel barnier has already identified a few areas of the british blue print that conflicts with the eu's guidelines and they wa nt with the eu's guidelines and they want theresa may to focus on those still unresolved issues of the divorce, the departure at the northern irish border. she still has plenty of work to do, ipx —— i expect there will be many more five course dinners in glamorous locations. more than 500 people have died in heavy rains in india so far this year, and there's still a month of the monsoon season to go. the north—eastern state of assam has been badly hit with more than a 100,000 people affected by flooding. because of the devastation, several camps have been set up for those who've lost their homes. nick beake reports. water is painting a dramatic new picture in many corners of india. ricefields now sprawling late, schools submer

and i've known chester and his company. i know this company. they're very principled, and they reach out to the community based organization. they reach out to the top, but they also reach out to the little business. they manage to see chester, to see the needs of including as many people in their process as they can. so i'm really happen that a principle business is applying to build housing on the site, and i'm going to trust that they're going to work with the banya or any city department staff to make it work because it is a beautiful banya. it will be wonderful housing because they serve families and families like mine who got bad mortgages in the bayview. one of the conversations i had recently yesterday, was someone who was saying our neighborhood was changing. and they kind of wanted it to move into the area of gentrification. i don't believe it's all negative when change happens, but the other part is you have to can plan for your family members. neighborhoods have to plan, community members have to plan, and the people who build and d

mike jordan from chester zoo. evacuation orders have been issued for parts of a city in the us state of virginia, because of fears that heavy rain could lead to a dam bursting its banks. people in lynchburg have been urged to leave their homes, because if the local dam bursts, 17 feet of water could bear down on the city in just a matter of minutes. chip reed of cbs news, is there. take a look behind me and i will give you the lay of the land and the situation here. behind that police car, down that road, down that hill isa damp car, down that road, down that hill is a damp and behind that dan is a reservoir that holds about 225 million gallons of water. the worst—case scenario million gallons of water. the worst—case scenario here is that that dan could breach. some authorities last night said it was imminent. they are now saying it is not imminent, but it is still a possibility. the worst—case scenario is that water go surging in that direction and into the city of lynchburg, virginia, with 80,000 people.

. >> chester coordinÓ con los jefes en colombia que el pago se hiciera en tres partes. el primero serÍa de $10,000,000 que debÍa recoger en francia. por esos dÍas tarzÁn fue arrestado en la florida y al enterarse, chester cambio de planes. en vez de viajar a moscÚ para comprar con el submarino, huyÓ con el dinero. >> lo Único que me gustÓ de la historia, fue que el narcotraficante cubano le quitÓ $10,000,000 al cartel de cali. >> juan almeida y el sujeto fueron acusados de 30 cargos de conspiraciÓn y trÁfico de drogas. un mes antes de raÍz a hacer un juicio, el segundo logrÓ un acuerdo y cooperar con las autoridades. >> el problema a la dificultad del investigador es dÓnde estÁ esa vulnerabilidad. >> tarzÁn llegÓ a un acuerdo con las autoridades federales y perteneciÓ poco tiempo en prisiÓn. hoy en dÍa se dedica a protagonizar pequeÑos papeles en pelÍculas de mafiosos. la serie "la piloto dos" sigue presentÁndose en una ediciÓn de lunes a viernes 9:00 p.m. >> despuÉs de una pausa, una historia de amor y de sacrificio que empezÓ como un romance

during world war ii admiral chester nimitz noted that, and i quote, uncommon valor was a common virtue. end quote. the same can be said about the american soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines in the prison camps of north vietnam. john mccain joined their number in october of 1967. during the years of his confinement he was regularly beaten and tortured. he survived thanks in part to the friendship of his fellow prisoners of war. in 1968, his captors offered the malnourished and ill mccain the chance to be returned home early, ahead of prisoners who were next in line. john mccain said no. he spent another almost five years in captivity before being released on march 14, 1973. it scarcely needs to be said, mr. president, that he remained a thorn in his captors' side the entire time. mr. president, living in perhaps the most privileged country in the world, it's hard for most of us to imagine going without the internet for a few months, let alone something more fundamental like electricity or indoor plumbing. the courage and character and sheer determination required to undergo regular t

host: let's go to deborah who is calling in from west chester, ohio on the republican line. deborah good morning. ,caller: good morning. host: go ahead, deborah. we can hear you. caller: i studied microbiology in college 45 years ago. i am in my late 60's, and i spent a career in. but in college -- in microbiology. but in college 45 years the m doctors talked about negative effects of putting antibiotics in our food supply. i am not sure most people realize antibiotics are present in feed supplies. they particularly use in the dairy industry so that the cows can get more milk, because they develop mastitis. it is ridiculous, but here we are, 40 years later, and we are still putting antibiotics in the feed supplied, and that is in in poultry, in dairy, it is in everything, but the lobbyists have so much control in washington because of money. we are never going to get control over this until we as american individuals have the opportunity to demand that our policies change and that we no longer put antibiotics in the food supply. it ismmend a documentary, on netflix, it is ca

jillian: they say intimidation is the sincerest form of flattery, the same as chester chito. >> reporter: imitation. rob: you said intimidation. >> reporter: pepsico's frito-lay division make chitos accusing a new competitor of trademark violations. you can see this on your screen. peteohs a thin orange colored snack but they are made from peas and lentils, the bags are similar. the names sound the same but the cease-and-desist letter to the company that makes peteohs claiming their name, their logo which is a part friend and their slogan which is tigers live longer than cheetahs may be a direct aim at chester the cheetahs take away from the brand. rob: that is the most sincere form of flattery. they are made of peas? >> reporter: peas and lentils. rob: sounds terrible. jillian: fox news alert, charged with the murder of mollie tibbetts, lawmakers demanding justice. rob: ted williams has been working the scene, live in iowa at the cornfield. ♪ rob: welcome back. and illegal immigrant confesses to killing mollie tibbetts. lawmakers nationwide demanding justice. jillian: kim reynolds twe

from athens, ohio, chester. go ahead, please. >> caller: hello, there. yes. in reference to that photo, that police chief, what he had done, he had killed several people in the village. so basically he was a terrorist is what he was. he deserved to be shot. my point is -- >> chester, stay on the line for a moment. you knew eddie adams. obviously -- did he have any sense that this was about to happen? do you know the story behind this picture? >> eddie adams was a great photographer. i think he saw an event and just started snapping and the photograph came out. the gentleman makes an excellent point because that's exactly one of the points i have been trying to make during this -- >> chester, thanks. i didn't mean to cut you off. go ahead, please. >> caller: okay. my point is you're talking about the protest. i think we should be allowed to protest but you have to be careful with these protests because a lot of protesting going on back then, that foreign policy that controlled what we did over there -- by protesting all this, we couldn't expand the war or anyt

here's a look at where your rain will be, that's close to win chester. our high today, 94 degrees, hot and humid conditions for us. time to head out to the pool. we're going to stay in the most of the afternoon. the heat wave on tap the way to tuesday, the chance le unsettd weather starts le unsettd weather starts z2x55z z16fz y2x55y y16fy >>> right now at so 10:26 on this sunday morning, metro will not be offerin special trains for those taking part in next sunday's unite the right rally. >>> a man was hit by a car in prince george's county, this happened late last night, the driver of that car who hit him stayed on the scene, the 's victame has not been released. >>> police are investigating three separatets sexual assa they all happened on august 1 and are believed to haveha ened by the same guy. they are bhaieved to have ened on the intersection of r and p streets. >>> chuck todd will be speaking about or with minnesota senator amy klobuchar and republican strategist mike mphy and that's all coming up right after our show. >> but first, bring out the

admiral nimitz is here, admiral chester nimitz is here expecting -- inspecting the base. he finds our base commander moved to smaller quarters because he is a bachelor and does not want to bounce around in 9000 square feet by himself. he left this large home sitting vacant. nimitz sees this house sitting vacant and is impressed by the research being done by the u.s. navy, so he gets home to washington to learn the president of the united states has a hacking cough he cannot shake. he immediately speaks up and says, i have a perfect vacation venue. it is warm and secure, i am sure you would love key west. that is why the president came. he came strictly for a week of r and r. they were here relaxing with his friends. they are swimming and resting and soaking up the sun, and the president is writing to his wife about how wonderful a place it is. that his cold has disappeared in just a week's time. as he leaves key west after that first week, he promised our city commissioners, whenever i get tired, i will be back. 12 weeks later, he is back. each november december and febru

[please stand by] >> i think stan pointed out my house on chester. i left there before i bought this house. it was too small for my growing family. in the backyard there is a shed 10 feet by 10 feet. i built that with my inlaw. it has no lot, no utilities. it has my mattress and some bikes. if i build anything, it will be with permits. thank you. >> thank you. we will close this portion of the hearing. can you just respond? i imagine it is permitted because we are here. >> i am looking at the plans. it shows the existing conditions shows storage and bathroom on that floor, regardless. a single family home since last year there are a lot of legislative changes. a single family home with 180u, that can be added to any portion of home or taken from habitable space for a single family home. >> that was changed. thank you. commissioner richards. >> question for staff, whichever one. what is the definition of group housing? we saw o on monticello a buildig of this and the bedrooms became a dorm matory. what is the deaf iwhat is the dp housing? how do you u

in chester county, the carr fire fire is the sixth most destructive in california history. this is a birds eye view from an aircraft with 1300 buildings having been destroyed, more destruction than the nuns fire in sonoma county last year. it has scorched 113,000 acres, containment is at 30%. we are now learning that thousands were evacuated by accident, cal fire added shasta lake to the evacuation order on friday, summit city at shasta lake was meant to be included instead. >>> meanwhile, yosemite valley will not reopen as planned. the ferguson fire is keeping popular parts of the parks close to sunday, it was pushed back from opening on friday due to poor air quality. >>> two summer camps near yosemite have closed made season. kim 21 got and camp may then had to have many kids go home. >>> everything changing at the last minute for those kids and that is the least of the problem. >> you just do not want to be in that smoke, it is bad for the lungs. it will be smoking again near the fire zones also run parts of the bay area. some of the smoke is moving a bit towards the no

. >>> a black bear in chester county is getting a second chance at life thanks to veterinarians with the department of the fish and wildlife. it was found badly burned from the carr fire in shasta county. on how vets are using a unique treatment to get the bear back on her feet. b1 people are not the only victims of the california wildfires. >> this bear is definitely a survivor. >> reporter: to help this one and a half-year-old female american black bear survive veterinarians at the california department of fish and wildlife are seek -- thinking outside the box. their technique? get this. suturing fish skins to the bottoms of her burned paws. tilapia skin dressings . the bandages? >> we use rice paper and tamale husks. >> reporter: the bear living through the at wildfire at all is as unlikely as her path to healing. she got her a stream near whiskeytown. >> she was lying on a tiny patch of ground that was the only piece not burn. everything around her was burned. >> reporter: her feet were burned raw. if she were a dog or a cat veterinarians would put new bandages on every day or so

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from athens ohio, chester. caller: in reference to that photo, that police chief what he'd done, he killed several people in the village so he was a terrorist. he deserved to be shot. my point is -- host: you knew eddie adams. did he have any sense that this was about to happen? >> eddie adams was great photographer. i think he saw an event and started snapping. magellan makes an excellent point. that's exactly -- the gentleman makes them excellent point. cut: i did not mean t you off, chester. caller: i think we should be allowed to protest. yet be careful of protest. on a protesting going on back then, their foreign-policy that controlled what we did -- by protesting all of this it handcuffed our troops. we could not go over to cambodia and chase people. they used it as a buffer and i think into be careful when you talk about protesting. i don't the goal ever forget with those people did. the policyit was that handcuffed the policy. host: let's go to bonnie joining us from bellevue, washington. hello. i'm the

media are reporting that the monk chester arena bomber who was rescued from war torn libya by the british navy in twenty fourteen three years before he died to a terror attack at an ariana grande a pop concert the atrocity left twenty two dead the youngest an eight year old girl polly boyko reports. well according to media reports here in the u.k. three years before that deadly attack in manchester someone a baby had been rescued by the british government from libya it was part of an operation to rescue british citizens he was taken aboard a royal navy ship and taken from where he reportedly then got a flight back to the u.k. and he'd been rescued by the british government even though he had been under the surveillance of the domestic intelligence agency head that's m i five now in terms of a baby's background he was born in the u.k. but a libyan parent so he was a british citizen but in two thousand and eleven a baby's parents moved to join the uprising against the government of gadhafi and his father was thought to have been fighting in a terrorist group called the ally f.g. the libyan

whoa, careful chester. ( ♪ ) oh, now i see it. stylish. ( cheers and applause ) welcome back to "the daily show." before the break, before the break, we were discussing the possibility of president trump pardoning paul manafort to keep him from flipping in the russia investigation. could he? will he? how? our very own hasan minhaj has the answers in another edition of "hasan the record." >> what up, hasaniacs. confession alert-- i love kim k. so damn much spp. she is my spirit animal. when she demanded trump pardon a 67-year-old drug felon, i was like, dope? keeping up with the commutations. 63-year-old alice johnson now a free woman. >> while it's not a full pardon, she's out of jail! forget mandela, move over gandhi. kim k. is the freedom fighter. w.t.f. is a presidential pardon anyway, and can it be used to forgive, like, anything? ( laughter ) hasan the record. this thing on? the founding padres knew the country would face critical moments when a well-time pardon it to insurgents, or rebels may restore the tranqilts of the com

whoa, careful chester. ( ♪ ) oh, now i see it. stylish. >> welcome back to the daily show. my guest tonight is a grammy award-winning wrapper, actor and record producer whose latest album is called boomiverse. please welcome big boi. (applause) wow, welcome to the show. >> what's up. >> this is so amazing having you here, have i been a fan of yours since i began listening to hip-hop mix. you have been instrumental in shaping what many people consider just music today, you know. are you surprised at how music has changed in terms of like hip-hop just being the default music? >> you know, hip-hop is always been the voice of the youth, you know what i mean. so for it to be spreading across the whole world, it is a voice of rebellion, it start out outkast was the music when it wasn't cool to be from the south. now the south is kind of running the gambit, proud of it. >> trevor: music that comes out of atlanta and shaped by atlanta has essentially become hip-hop. everyone from drake thraw to asap, rocky, everyone has some type of influence in their mus frick atlanta right now. >

because chester i'm glad some of my points south addressing modes have won over buyers in recent years and he's found ways to modify the conus driving characteristics as well these driving modes don't just save energy the sport mode for instance is geared toward the driving front especially when accelerating the dimming spa so. the kona electric is based on the conventional kona except that it doesn't have all wheel drive from the side the electric version looks just like its gasoline powered siblings. but at the front the corner has been thoroughly made over for electric power there's no large grill full l.e.d. headlights only come standard after the midterm level. the flared fenders and plastic cladding when the cone of the robust off roader look the most as she leaned buyers are looking for. him in the hobby to take on. he sees that the kona electrics interior has everything to reivers and passengers have come to appreciate like a digital instrument cluster it has a smart design and the information the driver needs to u.s.b. ports in front provide all the connectivity required nowad

650 in the world — has been playing outside for the first time, just over a week after being born at chester zoo. the baby, which is yet to be named, was born in front of astonished visitors11 days ago, despite rhinos usually calving at night. with so few eastern black rhinos left on the planet, he is a very important new addition to the breeding programme working to prevent their extinction. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. for many of us, it has been a chilly start of the day, but as we see outbreaks of rain from the south—west, they will turn heavier through the afternoon, with strengthening south—westerly winds. the best of the sunshine is in eastern scotland and eastern england. for the northern isles, there will be a few passing showers. overnight, our area of rainer expands across england and wales before spreading into northern ireland and scotland through the night. for sunday, it will be a cloudy and wet start to the day. the weather fronts we have got will bring some pulses of heavy rain, and the rain band may be much slower to push into eastern engla

she will meet with first responders in chester county tomorrow. >>> the effect of those fires was clearly visible at sfo today. not so clearly visible, the airport itself. a stronger onshore flow is expected to improve air quality in the days ahead. >>> a federal judge has halted a deportation that was in progress. the judge threatened to hold attorney general jeff sessions in contempt. for deporting two people against his orders. he told the government to return, carmen and her daughter, to the united states. carmen is a pseudonym for a woman who, with her daughter, is seeking asylum because of domestic abuse in el salvador. the administration had earlier agreed to keep her in the u.s. until midnight. the judge called the deportation outrageous. and questioned why someone seeking justice in u.s. court would be spirited away while her attorneys are arguing for justice for her. cbs news reports that the government has complied with that new order. carmen and her daughter never got off the plane in el salvador. and were flown back to houston. >>> emotional reunion today at sfo for a family

media are reporting that the monk chester arena bomber was rescued from war torn libya by the british navy in twenty fourteen and that was three years before he carried out a terror attack on an ariana grande a pop concert they have trusted a left twenty two dead the youngest an eight year old girl polly reports. well according to media reports here in the u.k. three years before that deadly attack in manchester sound when a baby had been rescued by the british government from libya it was part of an operation to rescue british citizens he was taken aboard a royal navy ship and taken from where he reportedly then got a flight back to the u.k. and he'd been rescued by the british government even though he had been under the surveillance of the domestic intelligence agency here that's m i five now in terms of a baby's background he was born in the u.k. but a libyan parent so he was a british citizen but in two thousand and eleven a baby's parents moved to join the uprising against the government of gadhafi and his father was thought to have been fighting in a terrorist group called the

still to come: power nine—year—old chester has ensured the british government allows his family to stay in the country. —— how a nine—year—old chess star. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. two billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: turkey's lira hits an all—time low, it drops around 20% in one day, as president trump doubles tarrifs on turkish steel and aluminium. the saudi—led coalition says it will investigate its air strike in yemen which killed at least 29 children. a new app is to offer rewards to families for talking to each other around the dinner table rather than checkin

650 in the world, has been playing outside for the first time, just over a week after being born at chester zoo. the baby, which is yet to be named, was born in front of astonished visitors 11 days ago, despite rhinos usually calving at night. with so few eastern black rhinos left on the planet, he is a very important new addition to the breeding programme working to prevent their extinction. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. for many it has been a sunny start, if not chilly. cloud will thicken from the south—west. 0utbreaks if not chilly. cloud will thicken from the south—west. outbreaks of rain getting into south—west england with strengthening south—westerly winds. bus stop the sunshine is eastern scotland and eastern england. but the northern isles there will be one or two passing showers. 0vernight the area of rain expands across england and wales before spreading into northern ireland and parts of scotland. the far north stays dry. 0therwise, ireland and parts of scotland. the far north stays dry. otherwise, and mild night. some fog patches developing

it's revealed a month chester i remember bomber was rescued from war stricken libya by the british navy and twenty four three years before he killed twenty two people in the atrocity. just after one am here in moscow on this the first day of august i'm going to be a welcome to our team international we will get to those headlines stories in just a moment but we have some breaking news coming into us this hour a pos and your plane has crashed five minutes after taking off from the loop victoria international airport in mexico there are still no official numbers on possible dead or injured but the plane had a passenger capacity of up to one hundred people the airline in question aeromexico has confirmed they are of course investigating the accident also some other reports confirmed by a reporter for a local station in the area said that some passengers had survived and walked to a highway to seek help were hoping it is the case of course we will continue to bring you more information on this breaking news story and when it comes in to us. but shoes of weapons discovered in the former terr

650 in the world — has been playing outside for the first time, just over a week after being born at chester zoo.

650 in the world — has been playing outside for the first time, just over a week after being born at chester zoo. the baby, which is yet to be named, was born in front of astonished visitors 11 days ago, despite rhinos usually calving at night. with so few eastern black rhinos left on the planet, he is a very important new addition to the breeding programme working to prevent their extinction. just do well on that shot for a little longer! now it's time for a look at the weather. for many of us it's been a fine afternoon with some sunshine but showers elsewhere. into this evening, that rain will shift further northwards and east. some rain through tonight across much of northern england, northern ireland into southern scotland, some heavy showers into the south—east. temperatures overnight much milder than last night, for most of us things will hold up in the mid teens, fresher for northern scotland but a more humid field to the weather as we start the day tomorrow morning. sunday, outbreaks of rain of southern and south—east england, and patchy rain lingering for central scotland. rain

competitor, chester arthur, was not a reformer but had been a loyal number of the new york machine. it may have been garfield symbolic martyrdom on the altar of federal employee patronage that sosa debt that -- that so change the political climate. in retrospect, at the time of garfield's death it was a tragedy of unfulfilled potential. post, oh tribute was glowing. this is abram garfield's letter about the council of fine arts. the is kind of symbolic of way people pictured it. abraham lincoln, welcoming garfield into heaven. i got that picture from the library of congress. from their files and it was not really clear where that appeared. collectedld family and preserved their family papers, along with the family home and mentor. a national historic site has most of them. over the decade, the library of congress continued a long slot to can -- to claim the papers. that includes the president, first lady, and several sons. charles moore, former acting head of library of congress's manuscript division, in charge of those efforts, wrote in 1942 abram garfield, a former colleague of hi

welcome to this factoryjust outside chester. this is the ice cream at its early stages before the flavour is added, there is about 800 tubs in there but they've done pretty well over the last few months because the weather's been so good, there's been much more of it, and they're selling more, but the weather is a big challenge. do they have the right stuff in the right shots at the right time? john is the boss here. you're filling up the boxes by hand, they're sold all around the region —— right shops. you've had a busy time, sales, the weather has been good for you? fantastic, since the heatwave which started in may, we are 40% up on production from the same period last year. how do you make sure you meet demand, have you a lwa ys make sure you meet demand, have you always got an eye on the forecast? we have. in this country you can live on it so much but we generally know the seasons and what goes around comes around a little bit. we're no we're going to be busy in the summerand we we're no we're going to be busy in the s

retirement ceremony this d.c.n he's been going through some rigorous training to take over this mascot's >> chester the 14th looks like he's ready. >> yes. >> lay it down. >>> we are working for you to keep you moving with information on major road closures. >> comin up, we have an update on metro. what to expect this we tend and longm. ; >>> no justice between foggy bottom. regular service outside of that shuts down area. throheh sunday is this is going to last. service between franconia and arlington. no service in d.c. or maryland. track work still continuing on the red line. they are on target for that. last thing to look at here. monday at 5:00 a.m., blue, orange, silver line, that normal service should be back in here. >>> a weekend closures come during major red line shut down that's closed the red island stations.d brookland the good news is the project is ahead of schedule. we see how metro says it hasre thened the system. >> what i want to show you is a bit of the work we had to aldo. of our work is progressing on or ahead of plan. we're in great shape to return this area to service on se

there are books obviously about barack obama but franklin roosevelt, a new book about james buchanan chester arthur. [laughter] new book about fillmore are high school was named for fillmore but really? [laughter] in 70 years and the pulitzer prize history never once has been about given an award for congressional history. we have seen boast about presidents and slavery and labor which is my field but even a book that won a pulitzer prize for the history of the cigarette but nothing on congress. so that helps describe the difficulty of writing about this institution. so why did i bother doing it? [laughter] first of all i felt my combination of academic training in decades of working congress gave specific insights and my friendship gave the opportunity to sit down to gather their thoughts and stories and recollect -- recollection that frankly another author may not have that opportunity. but there was a necessity the way this class has been written about. a political scientist and a great pundit said this is the most consequential class of the 20th century. now i want to be very clear this

. >> firefighter died heading to work in chester county. heavy equipment mechanic andrew blake was grilled early this morning in a single vehicle crash. the governor said the capital flag will fly at half staff in his honor. >>> cal fire is not longer law -- fires no longer allowed at state parks. baby and outdoor fires. that means no wood or charcoal fires in areas of state responsibilities such as the parts. portable stoves and lanterns are permitted. >>> it is another spare the air day to sue smoke from the wildfires. take a look at the camera. you can barely see the top of the mountain. officials have not called a spare the air day for tomorrow. the conditions are expected to improve. >>> it is smoky out there now but things will get better. temperatures will train down. >>> our fire station stretched too thin? coming up at 6:30 pm. >>> the investigation now underway after her body was pulled from the bay this morning what authorities know coming up. >>> here is a look at the commute tonight. it is slow going. >>> interstate 880 the com

.>>> the massive carr fire county -- the massive carr fire in chester county has burned 186 square miles. six people including two lives. 1018 homes have been destroyed. people in the mary lake subdivision were allowed to return to their neighbor to -- neighbor today -- neighborhood today.. >> i can't think the community enough. it's been absolutely amazing. we left on thursday night and on saturday afternoon i had a home to live in and have furniture. i can't think the community enough. >> authority satyrs good news, all 20 and missing people have now been found safe.>> bill martin is with us now, finally tracking some of the relief. >> after last week everything is a relief. it's summertime, it's california, we see the heat in the valley, we have a general trend which is for cooling, it will take us to the bay area this weekend. it is a subtle cooldown. the bay area has been mild and cool all week. going into the north counties that has not been the case. the deep marine layer along the entire coast should help the fire zones like the mendocino complex fires, it's down one degree or tw

. >>> we have an update on a carr fire burning in chester county. the fire is now 51% contained and is burning into remote forest land. it is burned more than 181,000 acres. eight deaths are linked to the fire including firefighters. 1100 homes were destroyed since the fire started three weeks ago. homeland security secretary visited redding . >>> the holy fire is just 5% contained. hot weather and gusty winds are driving those flames. despite evacuation orders yesterday, some people decided to overnight using garden hoses to try and protect their properties. some good news for people visiting yosemite, the park will reopen tuesday morning. some of the most popular areas have been shut down for more than two weeks due to the ferguson fire. the highways will be open to traffic heading into the park. the 41 entrance will remain closed for at least another week or so. >>> firefighters are at the scene of a brush fire threatening structures in san jose. the flames were reported about an hour ago near interstate 280 and meridian way. there is much smoke.

but take a look at fairfax station road near coal chester road near fairf you can see the debris and all the stuff that has just gone because e roadway her there was flash flooding in this area. and that is what the issue was. all of this rain that has now stopped thankfully caused the flash floods to.th is a low-lying area that dips down in roads that usually flood. this is what you could encounter on your way to work or getting around ts morning. guys, back to you. >> adam tuck live in fairfax station. thank you. >>> it's 6:52. and let's take look now at your radar. you can see the storms are moving out. that's good news. chuck bell is here now with the forecast and what to expect for the rest of the day. chuck? >> ye finally the abandoned heavy rain moved out and did leave a lot of high water in its wake. so we still have active flood warnings for partsf southern montgomery, northwest washington and big pieces of fairfax and prince william counties. these flood warnings go il fairfax u 11:00 a.m. this morning. luckily, the heavy rain is over for now. however, there is still a slig

my name is chester meadows. i own green meadows janitorial service. i'm in support of this. it's been nothing but a positive for my business, and i'm excited for the project because i see it's going to make a lot of positive changes in my community. i've been a part of that community a long time, and i'm excited, and i hope this project goes along. thanks. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name's megan mitchell, and i'm a stakeholder in the bayview community. i'm really excited about this project. i think it's going to do a lot for our neighborhood. it's going to provide a lot of opportunities for our residents to get jobs. it's just going to overall make our neighborhood a better place, and i really appreciate the team's efforts, and i just want to mirror what the man before me said and say i'm excited, and i really want to see it move forward, so i hope you'll consider. >> president hillis: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hello, commissioners. my name is scott feeny. i'm a member of yimby action. you've heard of a lot of good rea