and has forced thousands of people to evacuate. cnn is live on the ground. we also have this for you. louisville police releasing intense body cam video of officers confronting the mass shooter at the bank on monday. the police chief says their actions saved lives. we re going to bring you the video next take a look live. look at president biden, speaking now in northern ireland on a historic visit will take you there lives. but first we ll go to that massive fire in indiana. where about 2000 people are being forced from their homes right now. is this virus continuing to rage? cnn s omar jimenez is live on the ground in richmond, indiana. omar i know you just got there. i see that you re wearing a mask. what is it like? on the grill there. and what are you hearing from? officials? yeah caitlin, this huge plume of smoke as you were driving into richmond, indiana here coming off the highway for miles. you really couldn t miss it. at this point. we do know that has been burning
Live within a half mile of the inferno around 2000. people have been told to leave their homes shelter in place order has also been issued for anyone downwind of the fire, which officials say could burn for days. this is new video. there it is right there just into cnn at this toxic plume of smoke, which is so large that you can see it from miles away. we re awaiting a press conference in the next few hours and we re going to stay on the story with any breaking details. also this morning, a story that is just as important 40 million americans as we know, rely on the colorado river for drinking water. it is one of the nation s most important sources of freshwater. but years of drought have federal officials floating tough options to slash water usage. as water levels from major reservoirs continue to plummet. cnn s lucy cavanaugh joins us live from avon, colorado and lucy. this is a really significant decision that is coming from the federal government because they are kind of putting l
Building to the foot of twin peaks and the castro district. so this is a place where there s a lot of activity and the mid market section of this, which is close to city hall has always been just about there. and then the last few years we had some development coming and you know, this is what 21st century urbanism should be as a great neighborhood that s up and coming well served by transit and bike lanes. and then covid came and in san francisco. it also happened to coincide with the arrival of fentanyl over the last three years. here in san francisco, we have seen a 12 fold increase in the amount of fentanyl that our local police officers are taking off a street level drug dealers and it s playing out in a level of addiction and bad behavior that s largely driven by a level of addiction that we have never seen here. that s why i made the decision to run for the board of supervisors. i have a journey and recovery from addiction myself. and i believe we can do better as a city, but i
Five weeks that i was talking about before a trial like that you re going to have a lot of things that get litigated one of the decisions that he made to your point on last month was that this argument that box was making which was that there s news value in bringing these claims up on his air cannot be litigated. it is not applicable . it is false. and by the way, poppy to your point that he had eluded that maybe another court for another time. the court of public opinion will be revisiting that decision at another time. sarah fisher, thank you so much. thank you. this morning continues right now. good morning, everyone what you are seeing there is a huge fire that is raging at recycling plan in indiana this morning, it is filling the air with toxic smoke
The government or somebody s going to take care of it, and unfortunately, i think that s what most of the u. s is thinking. and they need to wake up and people need to start conserving water now before it s too late. we lost. all of our water has already pushed farmers like will feel under to the brink. do you fear that the future of farming in arizona is under threat? yeah no one can produce it like the colorado river can for food. it s just nowhere on earth. is it done like that? so yeah. i m really worried 50 years down the road unless we come up with solutions . farming won t be here. time to come up with those solutions is running out. the options presented by the federal government and the bureau of reclamation showed the sort of cuts that could be imposed. if this region doesn t reach an agreement. there s still time but it is running out. caitlin desantis take a final decision this summer caitlin decision that everyone should be paying attention. attention to lucy