blocks obliterated. all gone. other new information received is that the death toll for all the fires including all of the fires is now at 21. but hundreds are still unaccounted for. that damage is hard to watch, isn t it? incredible. this afternoon, santa rosa police confirmed a body was found at journey s end mobile home park. alyssa harrington joining us live from there. alyssa? reporter: there s crime scene tape surrounding the area where the body was found. journey s end mobile home park. and we did just learn that that is the body of linda tooney, 69 years old. her daughter posted this note on facebook. it says, my mother s remains have been found at her home at journey s end. may she rest in peace. my sweet mama. police tell me it was a family member of the victim that made that very sad discovery around noon today. they were here searching through her burned home. there are so many people missing, the latest numbers more than 600 people unaccounted for and that
: announced the arrest a few days ago and are hundred 75 to order pounds skate be back in court september 7th. alecia: his bail set at $5 million could face up to life in prison. vicki:the fire has destroyed 175 structures. and 380 homes remain at risk. the fire currently sits at 40- percent containment. fire evacuations orders have been lifted for a porting of lower lake. and evacuees are being allowed to return their neighborhoods. to see what is left of their properties. other fire victims are learning that they have nothing to return home to. the devistation was too great. kron4 s haaziq madyun spoke with evacuees experiencing both sides of this disaster. reporter:inside the clayton fire disaster area you will find homes destroyed right next to homes still standing with no signs of any fire damage. the same can be said among evacuees here at the red cross shelter in middletown.some folks, like eric webb, lost everything my place, a lot of my clothes, i barely got o
encourage people to read one book over a particular period of time. we encourage people to read a jewish book and discussion. our collection this year is actually the periodic table. he was an italian writer born in 1919 and he grew up in the fascist area and was sent to auschwitz. he wrote a number of books on this experience, but this is unlike any that any of the others that he wrote. moderator: what is one day, one book? we want people to not only be reading books, but to discuss them. we are encouraging people to pick up this book and either get together with friends, or if they are part of an institution like a synagogue or community center, to get together and talk about the book. i am convinced that after all of these years as a librarian that we get a different experience out of discussing a book then we do with just reading it alone. moderator: we have seen over time that independent stores are growing. the use of technology for reading in terms of the pleasu
beautiful mother who embraces us . praise be to you my lord. that is the name of the encyclical. he says the earth cries out because of the harm we have inflicted with irresponsible use and abuse. it is a call to renew the earth and to make that a religious calling. a beautiful, wonderful first sermon and encyclical from pope francis. ron, how about you? i think that when you start off with pope francis, let me add that i think of a quote from dr. martin luther king junior. he said that religious that is not concerned only for the souls of people and not for the political, social and economic conditions that strangle us all, it drives religion. i think faced with some of the political and social issues of our time. pope francis along with the environment. he came to america. he first came to cuba and then to america and he addressed washington and the congress. he was also in new york and in philadelphia. i mentioned him because in that speech to the joint session of congres
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