bill: there s no concern about it then. i think it was more nasa trying to be good citizens so people don t worry about this. bill: last question, is this a case where they ve been trying to develop a system where they could you can zap an asteroid and knock it off its course. would you be able to do this for this space junk? that s worst case. when you zap something you ll create debris. orbital debris an issue. the stuff that stays up there is more of a hazard in many cases than the stuff that reenters. it will probably fall somewhere harmlessly but when you put orbital debris in the path of another object that s what i was concerned about running into something. it shouldn t be a problem but it s an interesting problem. bill: shoot me an e-mail this weekend. be safe, bill. bill: mike massimo nice to
in order for containment to come up they have to walk around the edge of the fire to make sure there s something still smoldering. they ve done about 30% of it so they still have a long ways to go. right now the most confident they ve been in eight days. this fire has just been chewing everything in its path up for eight days. yesterday, all this were flames. today we really don t see any flames, so that s good news. dana: have people been allowed to go back home? reporter: yeah. lot of places they have. they saw some flames this morning in the high end area montecito. here everybody has been allowed back. there s still a few homes scattered in the hill sides, too. dana: all right. adam housely, be safe. we ll check in with you. and we ll be right back.
because, again, as these fires come through, and we will, sir. thank you very much. you know, safety first for everybody. ali i m going to get away from the railroad tracks. be safe, jacob. thanks for reporting. a serious matter. continuing to cover this for us from southern california. still to come this afternoon, fbi director chris wray comes to the defense of the agency after donald trump attacks over twitter, in tatters and worst in history. that after the break. first, pleading guilty to the shooting death of an unarmed black man, scott, unarmed, was sentenced to jail today. he fired eight shots as he fled on foot hitting him five times. the judge said slager acted with malice and recklessness. we ll be right back. (sigh) ( )
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shepard: steve hare again, naples, be safe. some signs in south miami-dade county. let s listen in. we see a ratcheting against the street. it is absolutely i don t know if you can hear it or not, but if you listen to it, this sounds like a train with square wheels riding down u.s. one. these are the images that people think i would hurricane andrew. imagine this, but two to three times worse because that s the experience 25 years ago. with hurricane andrew. a lot of people talked about hurricane andrew when they were talking about getting ready for irma. hopefully some are breathing a sigh of relief. it s hard to believe when you see images like this. shepard: that is live in south miami-dade county.