Home in San Francisco as they slept home Surveillance Video revealed how it all happened first 3 thieves are seen canvassing the neighborhood with tools in hand until they later chose the clear tome at first they couldnt get in. But the thieves quickly saw an opportunity you can see visibly in the that they turn around and look and notice the lock box and they point to my pilot jump up and get guy excited that there was a lot bikes, the 2 men smashed the lock box open took the key inside and made their way into the home. Thats when the clearance dog help a started barking scared them off still the thieves made off with bens Mountain Bike laptop and their housekeeper susan police some pretty uncomfortable, you know how some their armed man out and the streets with the key our house despite the stolen belongings, the couple say theyre just thankful to be alive but the next cycle that we see going back to is like have they like come in our dog was in there, they went. They probably just p
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Speak at actually, we are looking at a roundtable that is going on right now where he is meeting with governor gavin newsom. They have been talking about the causes of the wildfires and what to do next. Of course, Governor Newsom talked a lot about Climate Change being the reason that the state is so tinder dry and hot. President donald trump talked a lot about forest management. Here is an exchange they had a few minutes ago. Climate change is real. That is exacerbating this. I think there is an area of at least commonality on vegetation, forest management, but please respect the difference of opinions out here as it relates to this fundamental issue lite change. I want to acknowledge we have our u. S. Forest representative here. The state of california, your administration, just entered into a first of its type commitment over the next 20 years to double our vegetation management. President donald trump, once he got off of air rce one, was asked by reporters if he believes Climate Ch
Reporter that meeting between the president and county and state emergency officials in california wrapped up just minutes ago. Emergency officials spoke and informed the president of the 20 night significant active wildfires that are currently bring across our state. As we know, those fires have claimed lives, destroyed thousands of homes and have left much of Northern California and really a lot of the metro areas across the west coast in a constant cloud of smoke and unhealthy air. It was against this backdrop that the present touchdown in in Northern California on air force one. He was at mcclellan park, a former air brace airbase where they landed. He wrapped up that briefing with state and county emergency official. Gov. Gavin newsom set to the right of the present and the tone between the two leaders was professional and crowded, the reasons be hind the fires are a political flashpoint between the president and some democratic governors and west pick drought like conditions and
About to collide with coronavirus overwhelming hospitals. Thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 5 im Justine Waldman and we have lots of news to get to tonight. Well start with the wildfires that are still burning around the bay area and threatening thousands of homes. The czu lightning complex fires have now burned more than 80,000 acres in the mountains of santa cruz and san mateo counties more than 500 structures have been destroyed 51 damaged. One person has died. Containment did go up slightly overnight us now at 19 . Many structures are still threatened and there are several Evacuation Orders in place and for more right now we go to kron fours rob fladeboe he joins us now live from felton which is about 7 miles from santa cruz. He has the very latest on the firefight good evening drop. Good evening just seen thats right out here in the Santa Cruz Mountains once again firefighters are quite literally a fighting fire with fire as you say i am here in felto