reporter: well, i m here at deer park, which is just north of st. helene. around 8:00 tonight, pg&e purposely turned off all the lights because they re trying to protect this area from the danger of wildfires. now, if you take a look behind me, you ll three is absolutely no power at this hour. and if you look at the house next door, they have actually lit candles at the front doorstep. if you listen closely, you might be able to hear the generator going, and that s how they re able to power some of the lights inside. other than that, this entire neighborhood is pitch dark tonight. this is the first time ever pg&e has shut off power proactively to reduce the risk of wildfires. i just got off the phone with the pg&e spokesperson about the conditions in napa, sonoma, and lake counties tonight that led the company to make that decision. this is based on localized weather forecasts calling for gusty winds of up to 50 miles an hour tonight into monday morning. so approximately
rescue officials in indonesia say more than 380 people are now known to have died after a tsunami, triggered by a powerful earthquake, struck the island of sulawesi. hundreds more have been injured in the city of palu. here s andy moore. the tsunami struck after a powerful earthquake, some people had taken to higher buildings for safety. you can see here the mask of the dome has collapsed. the double disaster occurred on friday evening just as many worshippers would have been heading to prayer. the fate of hundreds of people, who were due to attend a beach festival, is unknown. here you can see a collapsed bridge a sign of the huge forces that battered the city. the death toll is growing rapidly and stands in the hundreds with hundreds more injured. indonesia s disaster agency say thousands of homes had been destroyed. as for the tsunami damage, we have received a number of report as many bodies were found along the shoreline but the numbers are still unknown. with bodies lin
bidens. the president will have a chance to respond in the next week. reporter: that will likely happen in the next few days. congressman schiff said this morning we re trying this case to two juries, the senate and the american people. the senate impeachment trial on president trump opened opening arguments. democratic house managerrers began their allotted 24 hours arguing for the president s removal from office on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. president trump withheld hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to a strategic partner at war with russia to secure foreign help with his reelection. in other words, to cheat. reporter: house managers walked senators through evidence collected during the impeachment inquiry. at evidence, president trump leveraging aid to get an investigation into joe biden. president trump s abuse of office will falter the balance of power. reporter: president trump and senators cannot speak only listen dur
logan airport in fact one of the locations making changes. new security measures will focus on flights from foreign countries. anchor: 7 news now turning to that beautiful warm weather. it s been a very mild month so far in the city of boston. we tied a record today and pete, how long are these warm temperatures going to be sticking around? it looks like they will fade as we go through the weekend stepping down a little bit tomorrow, liz, then more so on sunday. waltham made it to 74. natick 74. 75 nashua. boston at 73 degrees. it was almost sun dependent today where we did see more sun. we got right into those mid 70 s 70 s. we tied the record of 73 and in worcester we tied as well setback in 1978. now falling back into the 60 s and some of the suburbs worcester about five degrees cooler than the high. boston about three. very balmy night ahead. at least for the first half. the second half we ll see front cross and our temperatures will dip. we re talking about this fron