Than what we saw when we first arrived here. When we got here this morning right after the fire started, this whole hillside behind us was covered with flames. Huge flames and it was burning through all of this dry brush and burning out of control. Now the update i got a short time ago is that this fire is not actively burning anymore. So they have slowed the spread of this fire. They have stopped the spread of this fire. But they are still calling it 0 contained. That is because as you look at some of these firefighters here working on this hillside, what they are trying to do is make sure the edges of this fire are contained so it does not flair back up. So at this point still saying they have no containment on this fire. A lot more work to be done. Let me show you a scene from earlier this morning. It was just after 4 00 this morning when it started on this hillside burning through this dry brush. This is just off of deer hill road. Close to Pleasant Hill road and just north of high
The fog is too shallow. Some areas are picking up some breeze. I dont think its enough to impact. Coast and bay a huge drop. You can see the fog. That starts to work its way in, and there will be 60s and 70s. Yet, you get in some of the higher elevations, 77 degrees in the santa cruz mountains. The warm air aloft will translate into a warm day. Its also squashing the fog. It has not much of a chance to make an impact. It makes it over the bay. Westsouthwest 10. Theres not enough of a breeze yet to make an impact. 60s for some. 50s, 60s for others. Tropical clouds maybe by friday. They are down in the four could beers. Fog is the big story on the coast. Its one extreme or the other. Cooler beaches. 90s, 100s inland. 60s bay the water. Sal, 880, still on that its still very heavy. Since about 5 00 a. M. This morning, brian flores joins us live from the scene with an update. I know the coronerss van thud be arrive coroners van should be arriving. Reporter it arrived. Maybe about 200 feet
[applause] interested in American History . Watch American History television on cspan3 at the weekend. 40 hours of people and events that helped document the american story. Visit cspan. Org history for more information. Booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer. Im going to try to get through a few. One is the future of the brain. Doing a lot of work in neuroscience space in congress. We have a map of the brain. A group of essays that if they all point to the direction of the future. As a euro sign tracers. Im also interested in both steve and peters book and then im going to think just for fun read a curious mind. Its a group of interviews collective group of what i would call impact players. Wewere going to have a little chance to lay back and take in some information and have some fun. Booktv wants to know what you are reading this summer. Tweet us your answer booktv or post it on your Facebook Page facebook. Com booktv. Welc
During the recent visit to georgia we visited terri smith who discussed the life of the recipient of the medal of honor whose rescue of four fellow marines behind enemy lines in world war ii resulted in the loss of life. We are sitting here in the museum of history come and about ten years ago a decision was made to do a Permanent Military display to honor jimmy and when i did my research on the book i went through over nine recipients in the last hundred years and 3500 or so it turns out he is the only person ever to have earned those awards. Because this man is my wifes father i decided to have to write a book about it. Jimmy was jimmy was born in augusta georgia in 1909, lived most of his youth in your fault across from augusta and went to the Academy Academy and the Oldest School in the south and then when he graduated Richmond Academy he went to the university and played football and was an allamerican riflemen. When he was there between the first and second year between the fresh
Fresh advice to britons whove travelled to italy as more countries battle to contain the spread of coronavirus. As the number of global cases tops 80,000, people returning from northern italy are warned to self isolate if they have flu like symptoms. Anybody whos been to italy north of pisa, should, if they have symptoms, flu like symptoms, should self isolate, which means go home and try to stay out of contact with other people. With new cases in many parts of the world, well have the latest from our correspondents in affected countries. Also on todays Programme Life expectancy among some women has fallen for the first time in a century, a damning new report reveals. High profile politicians
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