and in proportion of the terms, a model nuclear. george and i lay out annual lit call findings which we hope will stimulate a debate on which u.s. posture will go here. i m joined by two scholars. michelle is a co-founder and managing partner, a former co-founder and chief executive of a center of new american security and served on the board . and she is at the heart of our nuclear policy discussion. she served as the under secretary of defense from february 2009 to february 2012. george is the ken oliver chair and vice president for studies at the karen egg s endowment for international peace. and nonproliferation issues and coming up with new issues of strategic and publications and books on these issues. and he worked for a prominent u.s. senator who became u.s. president. george, i will like you to introduce the report. thanks those of you who are joining online and michelle for joining us. i m going to summarize 105-page report in 10 minutes. if i get carried away,
but first escaping the were trapped. flames. tonight inside those daring reporter: while multiple agencies are making sure there helicopter rescues near yosemite are no hikers still trapped in the fire zone, those who were c . i was a little bit anxious because you don t know how rescued, are grateful. quickly it s coming up the hill. we re just so lucky and two people from the bay area with stories to tell after being fortunate to have made it out and to have been helped by all airlifted to safety by the those amazing, amazing people. national guard. reporter: in the south bay, tonight we have that inside ian cull, nbc bay area news. story of those helicopter we re seeing dangerous fire rescues. among the 200 people who were weather across much of the state. here in the bay area, the heat and the wind and the smoke rescued, some hikers from the bay area who didn t know if they remain a big concern. this is what it looked like all would make it out alive. thei
23rd straight spare the air last 12 hours. why the lights are on in hopefully that improves our air downtown calistoga, they had a alert. quality as well. the advice as the poor air the fire is burning towards the grid installed a while back that we ll be monitoring that. quality lingers. mike, how is it looking right would provide power for as many now for the commute? today in the bay continues right now. as 600 customers. southwest and as far and as fast a very business wednesday kari, we ve had a change morning. the downtown area does have i m lragarcia. over in the tri-valley. and i m marcus washington. as that fire is moving embers we have to start with power. it s over my shoulder but i want meteorologist kari hall with a are flying out ahead of it a couple blocks out and it is to show you the live camera. look at this forecast after 23 setting fire before the flames very dark. cierra johnson for today in the it s starting to show a backup even reach. bay. re
two miles from 162 at bald creek starting to calm down after high wind gusts yesterday as we take a look at current wind speeds at road. now i m back on 162 just because the fire is moving really fast within the last 30 minutes. five to seven and highs that will reach into the low 90s for it s a pretty crazy experience the inland and east bay and some being out here. very intense. we appreciate you bringing us low 70s near the coastline and those pictures. of course, your safety is what is of utmost importance to us as what we are expecting moving into the weekend coming up in a few minutes. well. stay safe out there, jonathan riv rivas, a freelance reporter, capturing these amazing pick mike, how is it looking for the commute? a smooth drive around the terse f pictures for us. our hearts go out to them. perimeter of the bay. the big concern the crash at the the rest of us in the bay area dublin interchange for west 580 affected by these fires in which is now clear. somew
spare thelert is extended so did mine. until friday. we ll start with meteorologist [80 s music] kari hall. because, kari, we haven t seen what? i was an 80 s kid. situations like this. i don t even remember when. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. is it going to stick around for some time? it looks like it will stick around. even though we will see some right now on california shifts in the wind, right now live, building a life line to this northerly bay save thousands of animals ravaged by the fires. area from the bear fire as well for several weeks, we were as the oak fire. and these two fires combined are 24/7 and couldn t have done it putting massive plumes of smoke without these amazing in the air. and we can see on the satellite veterinarians. then, want to lose some weight? use a clock as your guide. imagery how that s moving directly into the bay area, also just by taking it very slow dropping some ash. well, this is a look at our li