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The scene and theyre worried about the flames returning here. You can see the damage it did overnight and started at 2 30 a. M. And heres the breaking news over the last 20 minutes. The cal fire crews, they have removed a roman candle they found and believe that it was a candle that started the fire. Theres no other obvious signs here. They kept calling for back up and brought in nearby crews to rush out here and able to corral the fire from spreading down the hill to nearby homes. No injuries here and nobody had been evacuated or even shelter inplace. It was massive because of the hillside so...

Satellite radar picture because of the moisture to the north your client that is what we are waiting for to approach to the area. This morning and afternoon and write down what is happening with Storm Tracker 4 wet conditions we are not seen any rain out there across the bay area and as i we have some cloudy skies for right now into the to are going to be. Fairly be anny hong the time of the rain at 7 00 this morning it is Still Holding at cloud conditions and should be dry as you are heading out the door by 9 00 maybe a few showers the courtroom santa rosa it may be holding some moderate rain...

While one shares his story of survival. Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. Thanks for joining us. Im meg oliver in for annemarie green. Parts of the eastern u. S. Got an early taste of went. Fries warnings answers watches, as well as frost advisories are in effect this morning from northern mississippi into northern massachusetts. The colder temperatures are in the midatlantic and the northeast. On sunday, people in Northern Michigan saw their first snow of the season but the wintry scenes wont last long. Highs today in michigan will hit 60 degrees. ...

A historic series of Canadian interest rate hikes along with years of fluctuating supply may be factors driving prices down for Island blueberry growers, says a market consultant.

A rainy August is pushing wild blueberry farmers in PEI into a race against Mother Nature to harvest crops before frost bites in September.