people who live on kelso road north of lovell valley road or along seventh street east, north of lovell valley road, you are being told to leave immediately. they are also -- there are also advisory evacuations. people do not have to leave but you should be prepared to get out quickly. those orders affect the area starting at mendocino avenue and lomitas avenue and moving south and east to franklin avenue. the boundaries on that and are not a road, los alamos road and melita road and montana road. this extends south to fourth street and highway 12. police are asking everyone to turn off gas and water lines before you evacuate your home. >>> in addition to schools being closed, several other bay area school districts will close schools today because the air is so bad. schools will be closed in pittsburg, west contra costa county , martinez, mount diablo and antioch unified school districts. sports and afterschool activities have also been canceled. to get more information go to our website, ktvu.com. >>> the extent of the distraction from the fires in northern california is hard to get a

people who live on castle road, north of lovell valley road or along seventh street east, north of lovell valley road, you are being told to leave immediately. there are also advisory evacuations. that means people do not have to leave but you should be prepared to get out quickly. those orders affect the area starting at mendocino avenue and lomitas avenue and moving south and east to franklin avenue. the boundaries on that and are should not to road, los alamos road, melita road and montana road. and extends south to fourth sheet -- fourth street and highway 12. as you were getting ready to leave, turn off your gas and water lines before evacuating. >>> the fires continue to threatened several neighborhoods including sonoma county, oakmont, glen ellen and the bennett valley area. >> and the fire is spreading in more than one direction. firefighters are doing what they can to keep it from advancing. >> it does continue to threatened several neighborhoods. the fire worked its way down a hillside in bennet valley. on the ground, a strike team was in place and fire crews were working to scr

some of the fire damage is off lovell valley road. we found this large home off of lovell valley in ruins. the only thing left, the bathroom shower enclosure. amid the ashes though, most ridge top homes were saved. they hit two separate blazes hard. the fast moving wide fire was stopped before reaching the valley floor. >> the fire activity settled down overnight and that gave us a big opportunity to catch up. >> reporter: even though this tl is good news, evacuation orders stay in place. >> the burning conditions are still bad. we want people to understand that these areas are going to remain closed for a little while longer for the safety of the public and first responders. >> we have pictures, we have some clothes. >> reporter: sharon ryan grabbed what she could when she and her husband were told to go by sheriff's deputies. >> you have half an hour to get out. >> reporter: they've gotten word that their house where they've lived for 39 years survived. they hope to return soon. >> we thought we could come back and start cleaning up

some of the fire damage is off lovell valley road. we found this large home off of lovell valley in ruins. the only thing left, the bathroom shower enclosure. amid the ashes though, most ridge top homes were saved. they hit two separate blazes hard. the fast moving wide fire was stopped before reaching the valley floor. >> the fire activity settled down overnight and that gave us a big opportunity to catch up. >> reporter: even though this tl is good news, evacuation orders stay in place. >> the burning conditions are still bad. we want people to understand that these areas are going to remain closed for a little while longer for the safety of the public and first responders. >> we have pictures, we have some clothes. >> reporter: sharon ryan grabbed what she could when she and her husband were told to go by >> you have half an hour to get out. >> rten word that their househere they've lived for years survived. they hope to return >> we thougk and start cleaning up. i can't imagine all of the food rotting in my refrigerator and my fre

people who live on council road north of lovell valley road or along seventh street north of lovell valley road are being told to leave immediately. there are also advisory evacuations. that means people do not have to leave but they should be prepared to get out quickly. you may want to leave now. that affects the area starting at mendocino avenue and lomita's avenue. also moving south and east to franklin avenue. the boundaries on the end are should not taylor road, melita road and montana road. that extends south to fourth street and highway 12 in sonoma county. the sonoma valley area. police are asking people to turn off the gas and water lines before you evacuate your home. >>> in addition to schools being closed in the north bay, several other school districts will close today because of the bad air quality. schools will be closed in the pittsburg , west contra costa, martinez, mount diablo and antioch unified school districts. sports and afterschool activities have also been canceled. to get more information go to our website, ktvu.com. >>> 4:28 am. the extent of the destruction fro

those foot hills is close to the area of lovel valley road. there are homes come we don't know that have burned but there are homes in the sonoma valleys itself as this fire started to creep closer into the town of sonoma itself. i want to bring in rockland fire department, kind enough to give us some information at the scene. what caused this fire to move into sonoma itself? >> around 3:00 a.m. we heard some radio traffic, the wind was picking up and the vision called for all available resources to come for structure protection. this is a wind-driven event. >> reporter: i would imagine those wind speeds on those hillsides and ridges. >> that's right. on the ridges or the peaks is where the wind really comes whipping over there. it can be deceptive where you're not getting a lot of wind. >> reporter: we've boundary standing here at this location and off in the distance, we've been hearing explosions in all likelihood propane tanks that are going here as this fire comes through. there are homes that have been lost. do we have a sense of human i

his, he published his first poem when he was 13 years old, "the battle of lovells pond," which he wrote here at this house. after he graduated from boden college, he would have been about 18 or 19 years old, he told his father that's what he wanted to do. he wanted to be a writer. so i think he kind of always knew that was, that was his dream, that was his passion. so this room was the family's dining room and sitting room, a place where when they weren't entertaining company in the parlor, they might gather just to relax. and for many years henry's father, steven longfellow, used this space as his law office. he was a lawyer, and for a time he practiced right out of the house. he also had a small waiting room added on to the house for his clients to use. so his clients could come in and out this entrance and wait for steven here without interrupting the day of the rest of the family. and we know that when henry was young, he liked to sit back here and write. maybe this small space is where he found some privacy away from the prying eyes of the seven brothers and sisters, his parents, h

the giant lovell telescope has dominated the landscape in cheshire for decades and it's also one of the world's largest steerable radio telescopes. if the it is successful, it would join the likes of stonehenge and the taj mahal on the unesco list of globally important landmarks. for thousands of years, the unicorn has been a symbol of grace, purity and wisdom. but in the last 12 months the mythcal creatures have also helped to sell a whole load of novelty goods, according to one high street retailer. john lewis' annual sales report says shoppers have turned away from serious goods, like e—readers and sat—navs in favour of fun items with a unicorn or mermaid theme. sales of pool inflatbles are also buoyant. is that an inflatable unicorn? yes. that has combined two of the hotselling items, inflatable and a new group bill might unicorn. what was the last unicorn thing you bought —— and a unicorn. was the last unicorn thing you bought -- and a unicorn. charlie is just out of shot in that picture.|j am just likely... my arm just out of shot in that picture.|j amjust likely... my arm

bill lovell of detail. it is amazing. absolutely extraordinary. so the langley research center has a spectacular job of the wind tunnel records phone books, as seating charts from of photos of offices and teams of people. so i love that part of it. if i didn't have to turn in the book that would still we doing that research. [laughter]re >> you sold the rights while you were right margot lee shetterly?. >> [laughter] hi all?. >>ye i have not even started writing.d [laughter] >> who is your agent? [applause] i have a very good literary agent she>> was the one who represented my book and sold that to harpercollins then basically she facilitated to get into the hands for the people for "hidden figures" it was red and immediately felt a sense of mission. she really made her job to champion the story and made their permission. -- their mission that to be a lightning strike. >> what i love about the book in addition to all the great detail is you can talk about so many different things within that narrative. one example is that you always have these per

i do think that by lovell of the fighter was lost but i also think it is always the case was in the ability to fight right before it begins. so i predict that would be the case if we look at what all the folks are saying right before they oblige the movement that changed our lives but two years before montgomery years before selma or birmingham or albany. we knew how to fight. i hear what you say but i dunno what it's going to be 10 years from now to say they were ready. they were ready to resist. >> [inaudible] [inaudible] >> but i do think there is that potential. for those that have then convicted or incarcerated i feed it has to be a movement to focus locally. it changes the way we think about the war victims because one of the things that happens to mobilize crime victims and we have told the of so this is for you. this is to respond to your pain. but it doesn't have to be that way. one of the stories that i tell in the book is a young man by the name of dante and represented him in juvenile court charged with armed robbery. he went up to a man at a bus stop not too far from here and h

. >> reporter: he wondered about jim lovell the astronaut he play in apolo 13 and what it must have felt look to feel the pull earth. a click of the clock, a moment where you leave one and begin the other. we all cross some brand of barrier look that, a river, a boundary, an event that is our own personal rubicon. >> despite that vivid description. hanks wasn't at all sure that he had a book in him. >> that's almost like whisper, whisper quiet. >> as far as the solitary hard labor of being a writer, i think i thought that there was some kind of trick to it that i would never be able to master, something that was more than just the one damn thing after another of writing. that's the beast. and you just keep plowing away ate. >> but that feeling though when you do fin, a sentence, paragraph, you know you have gotten it is great? >> i can't say i ever stopped one and said, got you. i never, never felt it. never necessarily felt that way. you can control certain amount of your fate in the direction that it goes in. but there is also times when you just throw yourself u void and hope, some fa

david eisenhower was scheduled to go on trial next month in the death of nicole lovell. however, a judge agreed to postpone the trial by several months to allow lawyers to review data from several phones, computers and other devices. in the last hour a man accused of killing a pregnant teacher in maryland has been indicted by the grand jury. tessier was wallen's boyfriend and he was arrested days after her body was discovered in a scholl -- shallow grave. larry: why there was too much buzz for local students. >> stink bugs are here. why in so many large numbers? and what you can do about them. we'll nancy: warning for all steve: tonight is cloudy, a few showers and pocket of drizzle. if you want to check out the wharf, the weather will cooperate. fireworks display looking good. 6:30 this everything. talk about the big football game this weekend. temperatures fall from the upper 70's to the lower 70's. mainly clear skies. once again fedex field at 8:30 sunday night. also sunday night we will be tracking a cold front. stay with us. >> "7 on your side" with a consumer alert

. >> reporter: he wondered about jim lovell the astronaut he play in apolo 13 and what it must have felt look to feel the pull of the moon gravity instead of earth. a click of the clock, a moment where you leave one and begin the other. we all cross some brand of barrier look that, a river, a boundary, an event that is our own personal rubicon. >> despite that vivid description. hanks wasn't at all sure that he had a book in him. >> that's almost like whisper, whisper quiet. >> as far as the solitary hard labor of being a writer, i think i thought that there was some kind of trick to it that i would never be able to master, something that was more than just the one damn thing after another of writing. that's the beast. and you just keep plowing away ate. >> but that feeling though when you do fin, a sentence, paragraph, you know you have gotten it is great? >> i can't say i ever stopped one and said, got you. i never, never felt it. never necessarily felt that way. you can control certain amount of your fate in the direction that it goes in. but there is also times when you just throw yo

hadges, senior dea attorney overseeing enforcement cases during slowdown, joined pharmaceutical regury lovell. he declined to speak to us. they declined our request to appear on camera, so did cardinal health which hired the author of the bill, lyndon barber as senior vice president. with scott hiam and lenny bernstein of "the washington post" we called the head of public relations of cardinal and asked to speak with barber. >> this is bill whitaker, correspondent with 60 minutes. calling to see if we could speak with the lyndon barber. >> we were told the company would not make him available. we also tried for several months to speak to congressman marino. finally we went to his d.c. office. >> hello. i'm bill whitaker with 60 minutes. >> yes. >> we would look to speak with congressman marino if we could. >> refer you to the chief of staff. >> we were told he was not available. >> okay. can you please turn the camera. ask the camera to leave the office. >> his staff then called the >> accept the uninvite and leave the area. >> when joe ranacizzi looks back he has one regret. >> all these peo

attorney overseeing enforcement cases during slowdown, joined pharmaceutical regulatory division of hogan lovell. he declined to speak to us. they declined our request to appear on camera, so did cardinal health which hired the author of the bill, lyndon barber as senior vice president. with scott hiam and lenny bernstein of "the washington post" we called the head of public relations of cardinal and asked to speak with barber. >> this is bill whitaker, correspondent with 60 minutes. calling to see if we could speak with the lyndon barber. >> we were told the company would not make him available. we also tried for several months to speak to congressman marino. finally we went to his d.c. office. >> hello. i'm bill whitaker with 60 minutes. >> yes. >> we would look to speak with congressman marino if we could. >> refer you to the chief of staff. >> we were told he was not available. >> okay. can you please turn the camera. ask the camera to leave the office. >> his staff then called the >> accept the uninvite and leave the area. >> when joe ranacizzi looks back he has one regret. >> all these peo

attorney overseeing enforcement cases during slowdown, joined pharmaceutical regulatory division of hogan lovell. he declined to speak to us. they declined our request to appear on camera, so did cardinal health which hired the author of the bill, lyndon barber as senior vice president. with scott hiam and lenny bernstein of "the washington post" we called the head of public relations of cardinal and asked to speak with barber. >> this is bill whitaker, correspondent with 60 minutes. calling to see if we could speak with the lyndon barber. >> we were told the company would not make him available. we also tried for several months to speak to congressman marino. finally we went to his d.c. office. >> hello. i'm bill whitaker with 60 minutes. >> yes. >> we would look to speak with congressman marino if we could. >> refer you to the chief of staff. >> we were told he was not available. >> okay. can you please turn the camera. ask the camera to leave the office. >> his staff then called the capitol hill police on us. >> accept the uninvite and leave the area. >> when joe ranacizzi looks back he has o

skills really even more than market calculators in occurred to them to be on the of boundary but this is lovell is rising because machines keep getting better. something they can never do but others think they could do everything in 30-year 40 years. and then what? we have very interesting choices to make i feel that we should not make them deliberately. stand-up. also someone we are very happy to have on board. and what we need to do to get things right. and that where we manage the technology? to change the of strategies ever relearn from mistakes. >> all in all it was a good strategy but eventually will reach a threshold where technology is so powerful you want to get things right the first time. i would argue nuclear weapons is a net category is super human intelligence and shifting from being reactive to proactive some people call it the scaremonger. and with the first mission to the moon. and the stress of the mission. what is my a suggestion? first of all, we should try very hard with of trees so the biologists and chemists because of i ask them with interfirst? letter about chemistry? r

he is accused of taking nicole lovell in a wooded area and stabbing her to death. he is set to go on trial next month. larry: d.c. police investigate two shootings that left three men dead. first around midnight in the brightwood neighborhood of northwest. two men were killed and another hurt. around the same time, police say a man was shot to death on hunt place in northeast d.c. investigators say the shootings are not connected. police have not made arrests. alison: police are trying to find a one-month pitbull puppy to be reunited with the owner. nancy: heaven was stolen at gunpoint tuesday. this is on pomeroy road in southeast d.c. owner saying he pulled up in a silver sedan, flashed a gun. if you know anything about the crime, contact the d.c. police. coming up at 5:00, questioning the questions. how the new timeline in the las vegas mss questions about the hotel's response. >> he is a very large man. it's a terrifying experience and disorienting. how is this happening? who does this? he is blocking the door. larry: later, what if any legal action can be taken

city of sonoma remains under advisory evacuation people living in the eastern of sonoma valley around lovele road have been told to get out. despite overwhelming devastation many are thankful even though they lost everything. >> jenny at watters and her husband, some of the images coming out of sunday night and early monday morning, hours before jenny had given birth to a little by jackson, her husband matt tried to race back to the home but was turned away because of the flames. he knew their house was lost. >> we're dealing with the fact that the enabled is burning down. and you know we open up the wend i'm trying to see the neighborhood from the hospital room. and as that's happening we can see the fires getting close and see the mobile home park go up in the flames from the window. and it's right here right outside the window. >> imagine from your hospital room seeing that. thankfully everyone was evacuated safely. once they were finally able to return home all that was left was their wedding rings. now now with their newby owner baby boy jacksonen. >>> what a scarey moment for them and

officials want to remind everyone that the area of seventh street east, castle road and lovell valley road east of old winery road is already in a mandatory evacuation state. >> i want to bring in skyfox flying over the community of kenwood. you can see some active fire down there and what appears to be near a home or winery. looking at the map it appears and we heard cal fire mentioned they have 21 large fires. that has dropped because some of these fires have merged. the adobe fire, according to this map, has merged with the nuns fire which is also close to merging with the partrick fire east of downtown sonoma. we have been monitoring this photo for the last 20 minutes. i have not really seen any firefighters are fire engines or airdrops. that flame is fairly close to the tree line and that particular structure. >> we have c-note fire officials, that tells you we have not seen anyone standing on the roof or in the backyard trying to chase flames away. we have seen similar situations. kenwood is a small city in sonoma county between santa rosa and sonoma. skyfox is giving us a look

but this is new video of the flames being fueled by heavy winds on lovell valley road. the sonoma county sheriff's office really doing their best to push information through on social media as well as their website right now. again, mandatory evacuations, highway 12 from adobe canyon to calistoga road. evacuate webbed to santa rosa immediately. you've got to make sure you're not evacuating to a part of santa rosa that has since been evacuated itself. so we'll continue to stay on top of these evacuations. we're also updating the ticker at the bottom of the screen as well to put the latest information there. okay. so here's what was issued at 2:20 this morning. the sonoma county sheriff's office says residents need to evacuate right away in the following areas: 7th street east from east napa street to denmark street. also the north side of denmark from 7th street east to napa road. new mandatory evacuations also include 8th street east, north of denmark street, east macarthur street, east of 7th street, as well as quail run way and hamblin road. >>> good morning to you. t

take a listen to command module pilot jim lovell. >> the stars align all too briefly for soul mates rick cigel and shelly lokietz. at the age of 57, rick learns he has stage 4 cancer and may only have months to get his affairs in order. in his life before shelly, rick amassed a huge collection of space memorabilia, now destined to become shelly's strange inheritance. it includes hundreds of items you'd expect to find in a nasa warehouse or a museum, like, for instance, the udvar-hazy center in virginia, part of the smithsonian's air and space museum. i asked curator jennifer levasseur how all those artifacts could end up in the garage of a guy like rick cigel. and nasa just let astronauts take home stuff from their missions? >> that tended to happen quite a bit more up and through the end of the apollo period. astronauts often took home memorabilia. afterwards, shuttle astronauts had to give everything back. >> for example, those cameras from the mercury missions. >> the first astronaut to take one to space was wally schirra on his mercury mission. he was an amateur photographer, and the

-based law firm hogan lovells. he declined to speak with us. amerisourcebergen and mckesson declined our requests to appear on camera. so did cardinal health, which three months ago hired the author of the bill, linden barber, as senior vice president. with scott higham and lenny bernstein of the "washington post," we called the head of public relations of cardinal and asked to speak with barber. this is bill whitaker. i'm a correspondent with "60 minutes." i was calling to see if we could speak with linden barber. we were told the company would not make him available. we also tried for several months to speak to congressman marino. finally, we went to his d.c. office. hello. i'm bill whitaker with "60 minutes." >> staffer: yes. >> whitaker: and we'd like to speak with congressman marino, if we could. >> staffer: i'm going to have to refer you to our chief of staff. >> whitaker: we were told he was not available. >> chief of staff: can you please turn the camera off? and we have to ask the camera to leave the office. >> whitaker: his staff then

-based law firm hogan lovells. he declined to speak with us. amerisourcebergen and mckesson declined our requests to appear on camera. so did cardinal health, which three months ago hired the barber, as senior vice president. with scott higham and lenny bernstein of the "washington post," we called the head of public relations of cardinal and asked to speak with barber. this is bill whitaker. i'm a correspondent with "60 minutes." i was calling to see if we could speak with linden barber. we were told the company would not make him available. we also tried for several months to speak to congressman marino. finally, we went to his d.c. office. hello. i'm bill whitaker with "60 minutes." >> staffer: yes. >> whitaker: and we'd like to speak with congressman marino, if we could. >> staffer: i'm going to have to refer you to our chief of staff. >> whitaker: we were told he was not available. >> chief of staff: can you please turn the camera off? and we have to ask the camera to leave the office. >> whitaker: his staff then called the capitol hill po

explained september 2014 the fomc decided the overall size of the security holdings at the elevated lovell and tell sometimes after they had begun to raise short-term interest rates once that normalization was well underway and with that economic expansion was strong enough to further increase what is to be warranted the fomc would gradually reduce the size of the balance sheet to allow the federal reserve security holdings to run off. to allow the balance sheet to shrink by not investing all of those principal payments from securities. 1a vintage of that chosen approach that both have decades of experience in response to changes of economic conditions. nonetheless the post crisis environment presents a new test to influence short-term interest rates. . .

immigration compromised that there has to be a spending compromise that will happen at the leadership lovell but tax reform should be room for bipartisanship. so the ada is the framers believed people coming together with a rigorous debate then settle on something they can all agree in not knowing that everybody will get everything they want to. so once we have a couple major bipartisan women's with this type of behavior to crowd out those forces for political gain or financial gain. >> who we're talking about making a profit?. >> there is a lot of interest groups out there on poolsides -- both sides with business model to make people paranoid and scared and ask, for contributions send me $10 today. since there is a lot of anxiety and economic security people are susceptible to that. greater growth will make people feel better and more confident than people will just feel like they are bribes. >> water the chances in the democratic house?. >> and to have a fair tax system so one of those progressive tax systems in the world to pay a lot to fund government programs. so republicans will put in

how does this expanded engagement howard you intend to leverage relationships like this to inject day lovell of legitimacy and confidence and regional partners so how do intend to persuade pakistan to take more action and with the haqqani network?. >> i will take the second question first on pakistan 39 nations in the campaign working together leonel what we need pakistan to you do secretary retreat, secretary of state, the defense department to lay out what it is we need pakistan to do then we use a whole government international effort to space the benefits and penalties have not done. they have lost more troops than any other country out there. some have been allowed safe havens we are allowed to change that behavior do that firmly. with the chief of army staff we're in that show me stage right now we intend to work through diplomatic and economic partners to make the change in their best interest but as far is gaining confidence with of military air last the chairman to say a few words but the bottom line is if you look at the zero largest political assembly under their culture is overwh

that point, if the upper income don't see a rate cut, hypothetically it stays 39.6%, we don't know lovell that would kick in, all other taxes are cut, corporate rates down 20%, might stagger over a few years, they still go down, you think that would be favorably addressed? >> it will be favorable for wall street. the things politicians repeatedly demonstrate lack of understanding on is money is mobile. if you treated putatively it will leave. whether these individuals moved to other countries move companies around, that remains to be seen. the link between treating many putatively and leaving is very clear and shown throughout history so i will be stunned if politicians say this is a surprise. >> there is a deeper philosophical question. what is the point of the tax code? send a message to the american people it is bad to get rich and if you get rich he will get punished or do you want to send a message we should all aspire to be rich, we want everybody to have the opportunity, celebrate people who are successful and want them to be more successful so they hire more people. that is the me

the slowdown, joined the pharmaceutical and regulatory divisi division of dc-based law firm of hogan lovell. he declined to speak with us. >> democratic senator claire mccaskill says she will introduce a bill today to repeal the enforcement restrictions that took effect last year. dihip pain pillsth drug from manufacturers to drug stores. republican members of congress tom marino and marcia blackburn promoted it as a way to ensure patients had access to medication they needed. former dea official told bill whittaker the law made it hard to stop prescription drugs from being shipped to bad pharmacies and doctor's office. coauthor his paper on the joint investigation with "60 minutes" and joins us from washington. good morning, lenny. an incredible piece in "the post" and on "60 minutes" to read the whole thing. you talked to a who-year dea veteran who said this was a business plan. are these drug distributors complicit in this epidemic? >> well, they certainly have been caught numerous times over and over and over again not reporting suspicious orders of these opioid pain pills from doctors

jodrell bank and we we re lucky, we were at jodrell bank and we were standing in the middle of the lovell telescope and when brian started explaining and saying the things about the first detection is two black holes merging and the power output is 500 times greater than all the stars in the known universe, that hooks you and when we we re universe, that hooks you and when we were touring, very often we get questions where people will go, this is probably a stupid question, because people are worried, they we re never because people are worried, they were never stupid questions. even something simple, we think as simple, why is the sky blue? that takes you on a beautiful adventure of the sky. let's get some more que5tion5 because this is why you're here. i was wondering do you think there is a possibility that someone could live two lives, one in a real world and one in virtual reality? it's a good question. so we think about the human brain and it is made of the same stuff as this table and the stars and planets in the sky. so, it obeys the laws of nature. so that means we can in princip