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GILLIAN FLACCUS and ADAM BEAM, Associated Press View Comments PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — More people living along the eastern edge of an Oregon wildfire were told to evacuate late Thursday as the inferno once more began spreading rapidly and erratically in hot afternoon winds and a nearby, smaller fire gained a foothold. The Bootleg Fire, the largest wildfire currently burning in the U.S., has now torched an area larger than New York City and has stymied firefighters with erratic winds and extreme...

Copy Link The Dixie Fire near Paradise, which ignited Tuesday evening, had grown to over 2,250 acres by Thursday, prompting evacuations in several communities near the Feather River Canyon area, along the border of Butte and Plumas counties.  (Courtesy of Cal Fire) A Northern California wildfire churned through largely unpopulated mountain wilderness Thursday, near the town of Paradise, site of the deadliest known wildfire in California history. As of Thursday morning, the Dixie Fire had burne...

Erratic Oregon wildfire keeps exploding, confounding crews GILLIAN FLACCUS, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 18 1of18In this photo provided by the Oregon Office of State Fire Marshall, flames and smoke rise from the Bootleg fire in southern Oregon on Wednesday, July 14, 2021. The largest fire in the U.S. on Wednesday was burning in southern Oregon, to the northeast of the wildfire that ravaged a tribal community less than a year ago. The lightning-caused Bootleg fire was encro...

him. >> if he any warning at all, we have to think he is somewhere and safe and they just cant reach him right now. >> good morning, everybody. its tuesday, march 25th. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set, pulitzer prize winner and columnist of "the washington post" and msnbc analyst, eugene robinson. >> i have to ask -- >> why dont people know when youre joking? you got ruined yesterday. you were good. >> i was making fun of myself yesterday. making fun of myself. >> and no one r...

of trayvon martin, artist, activist chuck dee joins to us talk about his new project "beyond trayvon." youre live in the "cnn newsroom." and good morning, thank you so much for being with me. im carol costello. we begin this morning with whats being called the deadliest hot air balloon accident in the world in at least 20 years. 14 tourists killed today when a balloon exploded in the southern egyptian city of luxor. its the site of some of egypts most famous ruins. these were shot just...

opportunities for careers for women. they may not be explicitly discussed for the purpose of this project. there have been ideas about enterprising opportunities. with your team, i discussed about somehow creating an opportunity to carve out a portion of your laundry services, creating something that isnt surprising that we can create locally in san francisco. maybe you can add some context to this point of this model based out of ohio. >> i think you are referring to models were you h...

of people -- that are too broad groups of people, we did not see a good way to find specific entities that would sign an outside agreement. it did not seem necessary as long as we had a solid and enforceable commitments that the city could and will enforce to make sure all the obligations are in there. it did not seem to be necessary to get everything the city needed here. >> it is not seem to be necessary because? the community is wondering if every single actor within city government...

that is part of what were trying to figure out. the issue of whether we could find parties that would be privy to an agreement, i would be happy to work with your office. cpmc is entering into least one or more agreements with neighborhood associations. if that is happening, it might make sense to consider a broader way of doing this. i would certainly add to supervisor mars comment. part of what were trying to do is build the broadest community support for the product we believe will ...

being so spontaneous. >> i appreciate the fact that cpmc has 45% of your employees being from san francisco. can you talk about why it would be difficult putting in a number close to that in the da so that we can alleviate community concerns? >> we have will look into what the trends have been. how far back, 150 years? supervisor mar: lets take the last five or 10 years. i suspect their clothes -- that close to half of your employees have been from san francisco. >> i suspect that is t...

easton, 80. mid- to upper 90s once again. and hello, august. september cannot start soon enough. >> hello, monday. hope you had a great weekend. what we are dealing with outside, green light. we keep it on. construction clearing out across the region. a closer look at the outer loop right now. we want to move outside. 95 to 270. everyone is moving smoothly. interstate 270, moving it on up. we are tracking the southbound trip out of urbana doing just fine. germantown all the way down to...