Law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, are violating conspiracy theories that Antifa terrorists are setting fires and cutting power lines, Claymas County, Oregon Sheriff Craig Roberts said Wednesday.
“Every tip that comes in, we’re following it to the end,” Roberts said, but investigators generally find that the suggestions came from “a friend of a friend” who has no evidence. . In one case, Roberts said, a group reported burning gas canisters in a forest fire that actually helped “good Samaritans” help evacuate emergency workers.
Roberts said there were legitimate concerns surrounding the fire. He said that 15 persons have been arrested in connection with the looting in the evacuation zones – not with any terrorist affiliation. He also reiterated that it was illegal for individuals to set up their armed outposts.
“We don’t want armed civilians to stop people unnecessarily,” he said.
The governor says the fire is a sign of climate change
“The basic facts cannot be denied,” said Phnom Penh. “The trend is not going in the right direction.”
Ni News Janam said Wednesday that he had “directly confronted the president” about climate change – although a video briefing the press briefing earlier this week showed a mild exchange between leaders.
“I think there’s a way to reach out to people and good people can disagree,” said Phnom Penh. “And I maintain that we are making progress and to the extent that we are being heard, I believe we are.”
However he acknowledged that their numbers were not enough to defeat Trump’s government.
“I will continue to be stubborn because I imagine it will be, it’s not a belief system, it’s data,” he said. “Science. You have to accept the facts.”
California ‘ready for wildfires’
The August Complex Fire is the largest in California history, consuming more than 839,000 acres, and is burning. And coming back with the summer trend over the weekend, officials say it’s probably not going anywhere fast. This includes 30%.
“There’s no significant rainfall,” said Calfire. “California is dry and firm for wildfires.”
According to Cal Fire, more than 17,900 firefighters’ offices continued to fight at least 26 active fires and released wildfire records.
“While many advances have been made in firefighting, many have seen an increase in fire behavior and fire businesses,” Calfire said in a statement. This year, more than 7,900 people have been burned in more than 3.4 million acres of wildfires, killing 25 people.
Butt County Sheriff Corey Honia said Wednesday night that one of the victims, Mark Delagardi, 62, of Berry Creek, ignored evacuation orders and was found at his home after a welfare check.
Another victim, 64-year-old Kin Lee, a resident of Berry Creek, was aware of the blaze but told his family that they would evacuate if it appeared to be on fire.
The state saw the effects of last month’s drought when a massive heat wave engulfed the area. Given. 136 million trees Ni Janam said the lack of rain acted as a “burning”.
Thousands of buildings were destroyed during the fire. One of them was Brian Marzoian’s dream home.
But in Northern California, smog conditions and visibility are improving, according to the National Weather Service’s Bay Area Office.
The office tweeted, “Some parts of Northern and Inner #California are still smoky but parts of the #SanFrancisco area are looking at the blue sky – and that’s not being considered at all,” the office tweeted.
Thursday was the first day Bay Area residents were unaware of poor air quality, breaking the Bay Area Air Quality Management District’s record for 30 consecutive days of unhealthy air.
Schools resume in Oregon as fighting continues
Democrat from Oregon, U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkel, told CNN on Thursday that he had recently traveled 600 miles by car to smoke-affected areas.
“It looks like World War II was devastated by fire and thousands of homes were destroyed, homes destroyed,” he said. “Many of them are apartment buildings and mobile home parks, built housing housing sing parks, so many families who had very simple housing, the most affordable housing, moved out. We had commercial districts burnt down and it is very effective. “
Christy Perry, superintendent of Salem-Keyser Public Schools, said the wildfires had “filled a little bit of rock” for the district, which is going online due to the coronavirus epidemic.
There are about 41,000 students in the school district. Perry told KPTV that most of the students’ lives were affected by the smoke. He said some staff members were forced out.
“I told my mentor kids a few times today, as if it would be all right,” said teacher Macy Boser. “It’s all going to work out.”
In Dallas, Oregon, after 14 hours of fighting a lineshead fire, crews collapse on tired ground. Crew boss Theodore Heiner said they gathered the strength to sing together a parody of “Take Me Out To Ball Game” using fire-fighting words for the songs.
Unprecedented fires have caused some residents to save their homes.
“My house is still there, my whole block is there, because we went there and fought it,” Richardson told KATU. “I went there, I saw the town burning, I was trying to keep other people out there for 14 hours.”
