Alamos road near fawn drive and scotland drive in Sonoma County. The sky Hawk Community has had to evacuate there have been many homes lost already they cant get near these areas other than to fire fight the cant count. The number of buildings that have burned. But we do know that at least entire winery with an in has burned down to the ground weve seen several homes go up in flames right before our eyes. Also a lot of ranch land included in that 10,000 plus acres total yeah, in fact as daryn mentioned skyhawk we have some video from their earlier from 4 Sarah Stinson was there as well and that is. One of the areas where weve actually seen homes burn in our live pictures, right there along the roads that border skyhawk drive in fact, heres a map illustrating where these fires are burning right now so let me lay the land for you. We had as i mentioned early yesterday a fire break out in napa county thats the icon you see towards the upper portion of the screen. That is the glass fire. W
Issued overnight but expanded in these Early Morning hours and one is that you dont normally see the hospital in saint helene was evacuated, they evacuated off. Oakmont residents top for us seniors with 4,500 people they brought buses in and got them to safety chateau boswell winery in saint helena gone blackrock and insane alina gone and as we said many homes we have Team Coverage this morning out in the field our reporters have been chasing the flames showing you damage. And some homes standing some homes destroyed so come to the tv and take a look at what Sarah Stinson can see in Sonoma County because a lot of people have been watching to see if their home is standing sarah. Yeah and im bringing you right to the action here in santa rosa of here live where we were talking about about a half hour. If you james darya this is the area off of a Mountain Hawk road and i want to show you that middle area were discussing this whole middle area that has charred, but its its like a Recreatio
Staging area just south of st. Helena in rutherford. We are pretty much surrounded by fire on the hillside all around us. There is activity on Spring Mountain road and we tried to go there. But we got blocked. It was too dangerous even for media crews. We saw a cal fire investigator gathering evidence of a fire that seems to have started off of the road next to a steep hillside. There were evidence markers and he was on his hands and knees using Electronic Devices to scan for clues. The investigator did not say much about why he was there. The blaze raced up the hillside where firefighters were called in. We spent the morning around the hills southwest of calistoga. One benefit of the inversion layer is the thick smoke trapped in the valley is starving the fire of oxygen. Much of the town is empty under mandatory evacuation order. We did meet buster davis. He survived the 2017 fire. He says he has worked too long and too hard to walk away now. This is my life. Aint nobody going to tell
Representing Jefferson County will be on television. [ applause ] my job tonight is to introduce the two people on the podium who will be conducting this conversation. Jane henderson is the book editor at the st. Louis post dispatch. She grew up in st. Louis and graduated from the university of missouri columbia with degrees in journalism and english literature. She cut short her grad student work to go to work as a copy editor for the st. Louis globe democrat in the mid1980s. After three years in the newsroom in connecticut, she returned to st. Louis and has been an editor and writer with the post dispatch features department for 30 years. She assigns and edits book reviews choosing from 300 or so new books each week. Shes written stories about book trends and interviewed many authors. Tonight she adds to that and she will be having a conversation with Caroline Fraser. Caroline fraser is the editor of the library of america edition of Laura Ingalls wilder, the little house books and t
Than 150 photos around the kent state massacre of 1970 in which four students lives were lost. So without further ado, please welcome howard ruffner. [applause] howard first of all, i have to say it is nice to see some familiar faces out here. Lots of people from pasadena village and relatives. My daughter is here with my soninlaw, and his parents are here. People from near where i live. But most of all, i have to think my wife for being here. If she will just raise her hand. [applause] as most of you know, whenever you endeavor on a real, good project, your stress is the one who picks up the other stuff, and laura kept me organized and kept me going and made sure i did not lose too much of a focus on where i was going with this. So let me get started. The intention of my book is to let you know more about me at the beginning before i attended kent state, my introduction to photography. And then the rest of the story unrolled atwhen i kent state in march, 1969. I will give you a clips