The states largest power supplier, pg e, has been forced to shut off electricity to customers because of a forecast of high winds and bonedry heat expected to put pressure on its aging and faulty infrastructure. It is a desperate attempt to avoid what happened last november when sparks from power lines ignited the fire that ripped through the town of paradise, killing 86. This is ridiculous. Reporter Ron Blasingame lost his power at 2 00 this morning. He could be in the dark for days. Theyre a public utility. How do they pass their mistakes on to us . Reporter up to 34 california counties are experiencing a rolling blackout that began at midnight and will continue throughout the day and evening. By 6 00 p. M. , as many as 800,000 people will be off the grid. Dermot coll is keeping his bar open for a few more hours with a generator. He is anticipating losing a lot of money. Im going to throw a number at it and tell you 30,000. Reporter Stanford Energy expert michael wara estimates turni
You tell us about the Jewish Community there well i mean the Jewish Community are actually quite active and this is an important scene there is an important center of jewish life in germany and has been for many years we dont really know yet i mean how many people were in the synagogue but at least youll get bored as you mention and these are the High Holy Days so i mean it can be assumed that there were quite a few people being in the middle of the day chances are. You know chances are the break is in effect so this is something that we will essentially have to wait to see what the situation was and as we mentioned young cupola today how important explain to us how important this is actually the sort of the High Holy Days its actually sort of they come together with new years who are true and he were scald russia nonkosher a young are known to gather a High Holy Days or you know i mean the days the terrible days are actually so these are the time this is the time in which not only the
With us a lot about this where you may not be certain what your calling is and in that case, keep experimenting. The flipside of that is there are many people, and if you push them on it, they will tell you they will say i dont know what my calling is but what i am doing is not that. And yet they dont have the courage to make the change. And so for me, the main lesson was when i knew that that was not my calling, it probably was i dont know, a year, a couple of years before i really owned that and said, you know what, im going to honor the fact i know this is not the right path for me. And you would pursue something else. Rich part of that transition for all of us is, the kernel of that notion of facilitating social change. We dont always know what the kernel is. Once we identify the kernel, the options that are likely to be more aligned become more clear. Gabriel for me, part of the inside i had came out of trying to create a little bit of distance from it and saying, ok, what is it i
We go under cover to expose a black market vaping operation. Scientists reveal the poisons that unsuspecting people are breathing in. And a city that was a battleground for civil rights has its first black mayor. This is the cbs evening news with Norah Odonnell. Odonnell good evening. And thank you so much for joining us. This is our western edition. At this hour, u. S. Officials tell cbs news that military operations to defeat isis are effectively paused. Thats because Turkish Forces are bombarding territory held by americas kurdish allies in northern syria. Today, President Trump called the turkish offensive a bad idea, but just days ago it was his decision to pull back 50 u. S. Troops that allowed turkey to attack the kurds, who have led the fight against isis. Republican senator lindsey hets tonight from northern iraq, about 100 miles from the derian border. Reporter phase one of the turkish onslaught has been even more intense and widespread than many feared. Americas steadfast pa