conditions are there, at least in terms of that could lead to a boost to the fire danger. but in terms of the real dry brush with their that that brush will continue to, uh to those that moisture values will continue to come down quite a bit over the coming weeks. not saying helena. that s a peak gust of over 70 miles an hour earlier today, mount tam 39 miles an hour oakland hills at about 34, miles an hour red flag fire warning in place until eight o clock this evening. remember most of the barry and not under a red flag fire warning. national weather service sacramento they forecast for solano county, so they decided to have solano county under the red flag fire warning that will expire eight o clock this evening. just to put this into perspective, this is actually a forecast model indicating fire danger. you can see the scale up here. and so most parts of the state and that yellow range moderate this is where it would be, maybe in the fall with the extreme fire danger. you
niners organization these days. will they be faithful after all the news of yesterday. jed york is expected to talk about our about the firing of the head coach there chip kelly as well as brett will be the general manager. some say long-overdue especially for bulky. if you re a your ticket holder do you come back are you frustrated. i m pretty hard to win back. i ve seen so many empty seats at the new stadium. i don t know. will see. maybe the shakeup will be good news for the fans. it s a young stadium but every coach was coach there has been fired. is at the stadium. a lot of fans think maybe ten york is the problem. the owner will not fire himself . we will talk about these decisions with jed york about an hour. reporter: we hope to learn more later this morning. this is the second straight year that the 40 niners and got rid of their head coach after just one season on the job. just an hour for mail here at levi stadium the ceo of the 40 niners was up to the
they dealt with small explosions the smoke caught billowing out the owner s wife and child escaped meetly but the fire continues it is constructed. it is a metal warehouse. and it has been difficult to put that fire out and it is trapping the heat. can you see a trace of flames break in and get a better angle the billing they ll will cost a million dollars. but he is concerned about the pets. the monkey was named ringo. he did not want to speak with us because of the pets. mark. we re sorry for his loss. evan, thank you. mother and speeding driver crossed the median and hit them head on. five people were killed, including the children. and we have been speaking with family members. it was in brandon last night. it came out nov where. a mother and kids on the way home from church web when a man the 9-year-old loved smiles and was a princess. they meant the world to their mom. all three were killed when a drive hit them so hard the engine was across the road. it was
and be so kind to identify yourself to our guest speaker. i do see that you subscribe to the extent evans school. he always argued the 1964 california primary and the 76 north carolina primaries were the two most important primaries. absolutely, very much so. gives me an opportunity to say something i don t often have the chance to say, and it is that we have some heroes in the conservative movement. we have the barry goldwater s, ronald reagan s, jim demint and others. but we also unsung heroes. one of them, my friend morton blackwell, most americans have not heard of him but he is a person we all stand on the shoulders but we are deeply in his debt. on a short list beside beside mf unsung heroes is inane named tom ellis who was a. of former senator jesse helms in north carolina. in my opinion, ellis almost and randomly elected three of the best senators of the 20th century. jesse helms first election 1972, john east in 1980 and faircloth. tom is still active, a lawyer i
that gets him demonized by the american media the very next morning. and the phrase is this, he refers to his country, the us of a, as the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today. he makes a strong and principled, brilliantly laid out argument for why he s opposed to the vietnam war and all these bombs that are dropping in vietnam are falling in the ghettos and barrios of america, but that phrase, peter, the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today. now, here s a guy who s been very involved in voting rights and civil rights, but when you start talking about foreign policy, there was this sort of undercurrent, this sentiment that negro, we don t give you license to talk about those issues. stay in your lane. you don t talk about foreign policy. and then when you come out as a black man, a nobel laureate at this point, but you call your country, the u is s of a, at the height of war the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today, the editorial pages the