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Burn as we look at these pictures. Paul deanno has a look at the conditions in this area. The fire is going unstopped right now. I heard you use the word uphill, which is exactly what were facing right now. The wind blowing from the northwest to the southeast. And in this particular location, that will push the smoke and the flames uphill directly towards Alum Rock Park. We are looking at right now west winds sustained 15 to 17 Miles Per Hour. It is hot. Thats not going to change. It is dry. Thats not going to change. But whats happening right now and what could change is that wind, which likely will relax by about 6 or 7 tonight after the peak heating of the day but the breeze thats out there now likely will be there for the next hour. Back to you. Thank you. Lots of fuel to burn, too. Well have more from san jose in a moment. But we have another fireworking in the east bay. This fire at a salvage yard in san leandro sending up some thick smoke happening on eden road. The company is a
History tv, sierra Club Volunteer discussing the legend of conservation os x naturalist john muir, often considered the father of the National Park system and had a large role in creating yosemite. This was hosted by the California Historical society as part of the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the wilderness act. A huget of all, what pleasure it is for me tonight be able to play a really small role. I will keep my speech to less than two hours. We rarely want to hear harold tonight which will give us an incredible journey through his life, legacy, and that legacy lives on and is stronger now than ever. He will give us an incredible journey through john muirs life. That legacy is stronger than ever. Im looking forward to hearing you talk. I promise to be relatively brief here and just say a few words of welcome. And thank you all for coming. I want to say that i really am a huge fan of the two organizations that had us here tonight. The California Historical society, what a
Combine the answers. Last time, i sort of walked through a scenario, okay, this isnt about the water. Its about anything thats a pollutant in the water. Our little scenario of the dry wash behind my home and i put fertilizer and plants and sediment and 14 inches of rain i get a year that all come on a tuesday, its running down the wash and hits the birdie river and the birdie river hits the salt river and runs into this rehabbed area. I use fertilizer, i move dirt. It potentially got washed down that dry wash into a running river. Do i potentially need a 4 zur 4 permit in planting my tree, and whats my exposure that may not be your intent today, but the way this is drafted, theres a whole new cause of action and future litigation coming at us that the lawyers now get to spend the next decade moving that direction . Well, the quick answer is, you know, and i want to be put the asterisks next to this, i would love to go to your house and look at the project myself, but i would say its hi
Youre saying. You need to back up. Because frankly, the outcome that you desire is going to be pushed back at by this entire country, not because it isnt an outcome that we might all want and even agree on, but because frankly, nobody believes you. I wonder i mean, i wonder how you feel about that. Or if you even agree. Well, i havent, and nor does the epa, do polling to determine who believes us or who doesnt believe us. But you dont have to. Let me just say what i believe, okay. I dont believe that most people dont trust epa. The polling i have seen, for what its worth, back in the past by others, shows that people prefer epa to be setting standards. And you know, i dont have enough data on what every person in the United States thinks about but preferring to have them set standards is not the same as being as trusting them. Yes. So this trust thing is a problem, particularly if congress has it. This is not an idle problem, and we need to work on that. Im here today, trying to explai