sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of the fire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over the bay area are up here hayward, berkeley, alameda, san jose. today a new advisary warning evacuation, meaning be ready to evaucate any moment, went out for colusa county east of the walker ridge area. the fire jumped a damn near there and is spreading east david shows us on their fire map, which was printed a few hours ago but is now outdated.. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the fire jumped this river and damn and is spreading here to the ridge - tomorrow we will have to make a new map " cal fire says roughly 300 people right now are evacuated most of them are here camping outside the mooselodge which is located just a few miles south west of the fire. sound from daylon clausen - "i just want to go home" daylon clausen echoes what many are feeling here t

sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of the fire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over the bay area are up here hayward, berkeley, alameda, san jose. today a new advisary warning evacuation, meaning be ready to evaucate any moment, went out for colusa county east of the walker ridge area. the fire jumped a damn near there and is spreading east david shows us on their fire map, which was printed a few hours ago but is now outdated.. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the fire jumped this river and damn and is spreading here to the ridge - tomorrow we will have to make a new map " cal fire says roughly 300 people right now are evacuated most of them are here camping outside the mooselodge which is located just a few miles h west of the fire. sound from daylon clausen - "i just want to go home" daylon clausen echoes what many are feeling here there

sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of the fire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over the bay area are up here hayward, berkeley, alameda, san jose. today a new advisary warning evacuation, meaning be ready to evaucate any moment, went out for colusa county east of the walker ridge area. the fire jumped a damn near there and is spreading east david shows us on their fire map, which was printed a few hours ago but is now outdated.. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the fire jumped this river and damn and is spreading here to the ridge - tomorrow we will have to make a new map " cal fire says roughly 300 people right now are evacuated most of them are here camping outside the mooselodge which is located just a few miles south west of the fire. sound from daylon clausen - "i just want to go home" daylon clausen echoes what many are feeling here t

sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of the fire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over the bay area are up here hayward, berkeley, alameda, san jose. today a new advisary warning evacuation, meaning be ready to evaucate any moment, went out for colusa county east of the walker ridge area. the fire jumped a damn near there and is spreading east david shows us on their fire map, which was printed a few hours ago but is now outdated.. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the fire jumped this river and damn and is spreading here to the ridge - tomorrow we will have to make a new map " cal fire says roughly 300 people right now are evacuated most of them are here camping outside the mooselodge which is located just a few miles south west of the fire. sound from daylon clausen - "i just want to go home" daylon clausen echoes what many are feeling here t

joining us now on the phone is cal fire spokesman david clark, and good evening to you david, i know you made quite a bit of progress today. are you attributing that to the resources on the ground, the break in the weather, a little bit of both? >> yes, good evening alex. a little bit of both. we have increased personnel on the ground and also the weather is playing very fair for us for the last 24 hour operational period. al period. >> david, 600 structures remain threatened tonight, what's being done to try and protect those structures, and any idea yet when people in the spring valley community might be allowed to return home? home? >> julie, so far we have 600 structured still threatened. they're in the area that the fire is burning, but by no means does it mean the fire is in the imminent path of the fire and it will burn their homes down. hopefully if the weather cooperates with us, we'll try and get the residents back in their homes within the week. >> and we're talking about a change in the weather coming up this weekend, things getting warmer, things getting drier. is there

with me is david clarke, head of policy at positive money. it‘s a think tank and pressure group that campaigns for reform of the financial system. reform may be coming whether we like it or not. what do you want to hear from the chancellor tonight? he will set out his vision for the future of the uk financial services act after brexit. he wants the uk to remain the undisputed centre for global, as. that will depend on getting a satisfactory deal for the eu, as. that will depend on getting a satisfactory dealfor the eu, with the eu. at the moment, the position of the government is that it wants something called mutual recognition, where the eu will recognise the uk‘s regular tory regime —— regular treat regime and vice—versa. they say it is not on the table so we will be interested to see what plan b is. it may be because we have to pay a lot for access to financial services. it is important we do not prioritise the interest of the financial sector over other areas of manufacturing because that would exacerbate the imbalances that ex

. >> you said it, rony, almost as incredible was this tweet from sheriff david clark, who wrote, "donald trump should invite justify to the white house lawn. justify is a winner like donald trump who could care less about leftist identity politics ." and -- >>f course the horse doesn't care for politics, it's a homplets the only issue a horse cares about is what it can eat and net neutrality. >> oh, yeah. >> can we talk about the world cup. >> sure. who are the americans playing? >> the americans didn't qualify. >> let's talk hockey! hockey! the washington capitals won the stanley cup and their cap has been taking that trovery everyw took it to a natio game. he took it to bed with him. look at that's correct ronny. one guy, one cup. am i right? ( laughter ) he even had the trophy with him when hera ran into ivanka trump and jared kushner. what do you think about the trumps kicking it again with another russian. >> i think the cup will be subpoenaed by robert mueller. let's move on to the world cup. this thursday -- >> sorry, rony, we are out of time! >> you have got to be kidding me! >>

clark, a milwaukee county company sheriff and there you have the outgoing nra president. the nra is a political entity that protects the second amendment. what possible interests do the russians have in that in. >> it seemed to me, we've talked to people who were dealing with torsion over the years. one is a conservative activist named paul erickson. he was on an earlier trip in 2013. and erickson told me over a year ago that it was a moral support mission he called it both ways. they bill it as an effort to promote a like-minded group in russia. i think the russians, the group that torsion set up there which was the host of the 2015 meeting, a group called right to bear arms which he founded a few years before, right 0 bear arms was seen as a vehicle to spur some private gun ownership in russia. but it also was obviously used as a wedge to build ties to the nra. and it a have been an effort to cozy up to the nra for various reasons. some of which are under under investigation now obviously. >> reporting says there's an investigation. you know the that the nra was trump's

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clark, a milwaukee county company sheriff and there you have the outgoing nra president. the nra is a political entity that protects the second amendment. what possible interests do the russians have in that in. >> it seemed to me, we've talked to people who were dealing with torsion over the years. one is a conservative activist named paul erickson. he was on an earlier trip in 2013. and erickson told me over a year ago that it was a moral support mission he called it both ways. they bill it as an effort to promote a like-minded group in russia. i think the russians, the group that torsion set up there which was the host of the 2015 meeting, a group called right to bear arms which he founded a few years before, right 0 bear arms was seen as a vehicle to spur some private gun ownership in russia. but it also was obviously used as a wedge to build ties to the nra. and it appears to have been an effort to cozy up to the nra for various reasons. some of which are under under investigation now obviously. >> reporting says there's an investigation. you know the that the nra wa

clark called news 4's david culver who had the city's horticulturalist check out clark was there.. he was right. there are no weeds in his yard. ou i think of myself as an example of what ycan do with native stuff instead of ivy and stuff that kill >> the city found the majority of the plants are ornamental. ey sayihey wll also provide more training for inspectors to recognize these types of native plants. in case you do get a no like clark did, you caniste it yourself with the inspector listed on the notice. just call that number. old school style. >> yeah. a i notice he ha virginia flag t-shirt on. >> let's go to melissa. melissa, how about the situation? >> big problem, guys, here this morning with this big issue in gaitsbur gaithersburg. take a look at some of the picks. we're talking about westbound 370 here. the ramp tohouthbound 270 down because of the overturned tractor-trailer. this is going to be a big issr fo a lot of folks. let's take a look the map. right now you can see that closure there in purple here ow this morning ng you where things are shut down. as far as gett

the clarks reached out to news4 david culver who started asking estions and ultimately got the city to send its to its property. >> i don't understand the weeds you buy in nurseries. >> reporter: clark was right, these are n weeds. the city found the majority to be ornamental, adding the horticulture list will be providing follow-up training for inspectors. after fixing up the househe numbers issue was resolved. an issue in gardening in more ways than one in the event you should receive a notice from the city of alexandria, you can rpeak directly to the inspector calling the numn the notice. >> i set myself as an example what you can do with native stuff instead of ivy and stuff that kills your trees. >> reporter: news4. >> we will get some helpfulai for our garden. >> we've seen a lot of o rainr the past month and a half here. nice to get showe like today and in the gardens. the next 10 days ie don't h much of a chance of rain in. nice tohe get moisture in there. we're dealing with a lot of clouds. wead those clouds all day, sunshine here and there. that has hped to keep temperatures

told him he needed toeut weeds or they might do it for him or he might have to pay a fin called news4 david culver who got the hort culturist to check out his property and they found out clark was right, they're not ornamental. >> it's what you can do withve nati instead of ivy and stuff that kills your tree es. >>lark also h a small problem with not having his house number in plain sight. he gothat taken care of, too. also, you should know in case you ever get notice like clark did, you can dispute it yourself with the inspect on the notice by calling that number. >> interesting story. >>> commuter concerns. up next, a warning about a busy train line in our area as an importantafy deadline approaches. approaches. what happens if they approaches. what happens if they i'm a small business, but i have... . big dreams and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything... the answer is simple. i'll do wh

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back >>> breaking news just in, 49ers legend dwight clark has passed away. that news is just coming in fm his official twitter account. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. sad, sad news. his wife kelly sent a tweet at 3:39 saying i'm heartbroken to tell you today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i'm thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates, and 49ers fans who sent their love during his battle with als. dwight a two-time super bowl champion best known for the catch, this iconic play with joe montana rolling out to his right, throwing in desperation in the 1982 nfc championship game and dwight hauling it into the end zone that hailed him as an icon for life for the 49er family. dwight was honored last seaso

sell, david talking about a proctor. a local private label push and competition in china and if i am tom, chumwhom i like very much. i would say holy cow, i've been assassinated >> by the label? he's more aggressive which matters, okay? remember nelson peltz from the board. >> these guys are huggies, right? >> yeah. yeah he's saying there is no upside pressure points are building and this seems to be down and it looks like the numbers are too high you think the numbers are too high and wow i think this is a great american company, and i just -- everyone is hurt with kimberly, but this is a piece that says the guidance is too aggressive and china will be difficult, margins are going to be pressured and it is just an unmitigated, negative piece and the only thing he doesn't say is that he's switching to another brand, you know he's switching to costco, kirkland, kleenex. no >> we pointed out, amazon has its own private label now, i believe, right >> no. that matters david, you know what this is >> handkerchief. this is a h

at westminster was back in action, calling for the scottish secretary david mundell to resign. the scottish parliament has refused to support the eu withdrawal bill. with the legislation passing through the commons this week, the snp is now accusing ministers of tossing aside an agreement that westminster should not legislate on devolved matters without scotland's consent. the minister insisted the government was abiding by the convention, saying the scottish parliament would end up with more than 80 new powers. these are serious times and serious issues and i've come to this house today with respect and ready for constructive debate. and i hope that that is the spirit on all sides. he set out the devolution measures in the brexit bill. all decision—making powers returning from the eu that intersect with devolved competence will pass directly to cardiff, edinburgh and belfast unless explicit steps are taken to temporarilypreserve an existing eu framework. the inter—governmental agreement underpinning the new clause set out how those steps should be taken, with an emphasis o

davis and that was ken clarke. he was one of the tory whips who was persuading labour rebels, led by royjenkins, to vote for the government. in those days, the conservative government was in favour of us going in and most of the labour party was against, apart from the europhiles led by roy jenkins. it is rare to have one of those moments where we just don't know what will happen. do you think? because we are in a minority parliament and there are so many... the whips cannot use their whipping skills in the way they do at other times. all the bribes or the hopes ofajob, times. all the bribes or the hopes of a job, they are the people who are the old and the bold who have nothing to lose. they are sort of the mad and the sad and all these are people who have to be accommodated and it isn't that easy. the procedure today is very dry, we're waiting for a number of the bates followed by boats. but there is one particular vote we need to keep an eye on? the crunch vote is the so—called vote on the meaningful vote. the

david: joining us is jason kelly, the executive editor for global television. good morning. managers, well known, should be in europe. greg coffee and russell clark. >> neither is great although probably -- if investors had their way, they would prefer the tech bubble to the great recession. it is interesting as people start to deal more pointedly with win rather than if the rather thanwhen -- if because it is a when. i was reading over the weekend the new york times had a story explaining the inverted yield curve and you are like, if that is happening right now and this is moving into the more popular be in forings, we may something. the shape of the recession and what happens nexhe big question. alix: we actually have breaking news. if president decides against harshest measures on china investments. president trump deciding against harshest measures on china investments. they say china must address technology theft, but he will not invoke national emergency says the bestnd approach to protect u.s. technology. i feel like this is a totally different world than we -- then w