Were talking to the former head of the e. D. D. About the changes well see in the weeks and months ahead. Good evening. This is nbc Bay Area News tonight. And im jessica aguirre. So how do you fight a new fire when firefighters can barely handle what theyre doing . Its a tough but very real question that Cal Fire is facing with so many firefighters stretched thin. Thousands are in the sierra this long weekend, most of them there to battle the Caldor Fire burning near lake tahoe. But this time a new fire broke out in the sierra foothills near auburn called the Bridge Fire. 500 people evacuated because of it. There is some good news from the front lines on both the fires. Tonight we start in the Tahoe Basin where some evacuees are finally being told that they can go home, while others sadly are finding out they have no place to go. Melissa gord is outside tahoe just off highway 50. Reporter there is still an Evacuation Order in place for echo lake. The stretch of highway 50 nearest here
About it. Well, we are, and were going to give you the details. Plus, we know social media platforms that use your post to collect very valuable data. However, Tick Tock, believe it algorithms are the most efficient and accurate learning you inside and out. And finally, bilateral nuclear Arms Control talks between the United States and russia are set to begin. But it seems ukrainian officials are worried about the recent steps towards diplomacy between russia and the us. Are expert on the region joined us to discuss. Im starting to use any you are watching news views right here on our to america. Lets get started. Ah, the chinese government has just shut down the 2nd investigation into the Will Hon Lab regarding the origination of the code 900 virus. Now in march, the World Health Organization released a report along with the chinese scientist saying there was a very likely pathway. The virus began in bass or other animals before jumping and humans. Now, white house press, Secretary Ge
And frankly dangerous. So to help us understand why and how china is allowed to have this kind of control, we bring an investigative journalist and boomers co host been want thanks for joining me. Been days for me on ok, this is something youve been following even when the virus of 1st breaking out. But when it comes to china, if they have nothing to hide, why prevent the investigation . Go . Because china has everything the hi, there is no question that what china has said about the virus from the very beginning has been untrue. Been filled with untruth typically untrue. The problem is, is that china is being given cover, not just that theyre hiding something theyre being given comer by the us. And they have up until this point, simply because the u. S. Is deeply involved in funding the research that was going on and on. So its not as if the, you know, folks like anthony vouching in the, in i, h and in id were suddenly caught off guard and had no idea that china with doing this. We we
The World Health Organization released a report along with the chinese scientist saying that there was a very likely pathway. The virus began in bass or other animals before jumping and humans. Now, white house press, Secretary Gen saki accuse china of Stone Wall in the investigation and their position is irresponsible, and frankly dangerous. So to help us understand why and how china is allowed to have this kind of control, we bring an investigative journalist and boomers co host been want thanks for joining me. Been days for me on ok, this is something youve been following even when the virus of 1st breaking out. But when it comes to china, if they have nothing to hide, why prevent the investigation . Go . Because china has everything the hi, there is no question that what china has said about the virus from the very beginning has been untrue. Been filled with untruth typically untrue. The problem is, is that china is being given cover, not just that theyre hiding something theyre be
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