the demand drop off as well as saw the growing season that damage much of the yield according to the agriculture department. and moving to the mediterranean the european commission has responded to a tally and defiance on the twenty one thousand budget issues by pursuing an excessive debt procedure and e.t.p. we ve told you about before against the wobbly nation led by an increasingly fractious coalition government sanctions under the g.d.p. could include among other painful punishments fines of as much as point two percent of g.d.p. prime minister decepticon today of the five star movement and deputy prime minister of a tail sell v.v. of the far right league made a defiant show of unity for both coalition partners valent to push forward with their current budget plans. last week molly barrows joined us and told us about the president president donald trump s regional administrator for the southeast region of the environmental protection agency who was indicted he was indicte
most druskt wildfire in california history continues to spread. we hope right now that our home is fud cam 6,500 homes and more than 250 businesses. 9 people have died and three dozen people remain missing. last check, the fire burned 90,000 acres. containment at 5%. president trump is responding to the fires burning in california right now. overnight he threatened to stop federal funding. this is what he tweeted just after midnight. it says, there is no reason for these massive deadly and costly forest fires in california. except that forest management is so poor. billions of dollars are given each year with so many lives lost, all because of gross mismanagement of the forests. remedy now, or no more fed payments. in comes as we learn more about what may have started the deadly fire in butte cnt ab 7 news reporter amanda castillo has the story. reporter: hell fire radio transmission suggests the utility giant pg&e may be responsie campfire. 15 minutes before the deadly
today gavin newsom urged people in los angeles to get to the polls. circumstances because at t . because at the end of the day, there is nothing more empowering than voting. there is nothing more that, i don t know, fundamentally equalize. in sacramento, his opponent, republican john cox talked about change. we are going to make this state affordable and livable again. we re going to start by repealing that gas tax. reporter: there is a lot at stake for the country and the state. at this rally in sacramento, tensions between the two parties escalated. usa, usa! say it loud, say it clear, immigrants are welcome here! reporter: this election there are many ways to vote. in alameda county, many people didn t even have to get out of their cars to cast a ballot. many say they appreciate the convenience of drive-through ballot boxes. the early vote is really, really important for those that work. and i do think that the voting day of voting should be easily gotten o
eye can see. female: i thought i was going to die. female: it s pretty awful. male: disbelief and devastation like waking up from a bad dream and it s not going away. kaiser: our story continues. it s not over yet. female: they re survivors. i m glad we live in santa rosa. wayne: there is some true courage, you know. those people got true courage to keep get knocked down to that point and then get back up. kelly schulken: it s like a miracle or a rebirth where we feel like our lives are going to start. female: stronger than ever our community is. everyone comes together. sara shepherd: i couldn t have done it without community. i mean, everyone s positive energy to heal and mourn with us. sam brinkerhoff: to see all the homes coming back is just it s a really wonderful thing. male: we have worked a year to put everybody back on their feet. we re working diligently in how to prepare. jacob wile: do the best we can, and everyday little victories. we came to the fire and w
one year later, tonight we re looking back on the night the north bay wildfires sparked and seeing what s changed to prevent a disaster like this from happening again. and we re live in santa rosa where we re talking with a local nonprofit tonight that is helping people who lost not only their homes but also their jobs. who is under insured and why in the north bay fire zone? we will look at that. i m michael finney, 7 on your side is coming up live where you live, this is abc 7 news. one year ago a firestorm exploded across the north bay, destroying homes and claiming lives. tonight we re looking back and looking forward at what was lost and what we ve learned. i think one of the things i ve learned is that material things aren t that important, and that sounds cliched but it is true. thanks for joining us. i m kristen sze. and i m dan ashley live in santa rosa tonight in the fountain grove neighbor, which has become an iconic symbol of the destruction