Great shot of the Strat Vegas from the arts district today's night.

Donald J. Trump: Thank you Greg. You got their Hoax right from the beginning!

LOS ANGELES - The 115,796-acre Bobcat Fire may have been caused by vegetation coming into contact with a Southern California Edison overhead conductor, the company said Monday in a letter to the California Public Utilities Commission. U.S. Forest Service investigators have not discussed the details of the investigation with SCE, but the company told regulators, "SCE understands that in addition to retaining SCE's overhead conductor, USFS also removed and retained three tree branches in the area. SCE is investigating the cause of the ignition and the 12:16 p.m.relay on its system, and evaluating whether vegetation in the area could have been a factor, including whether vegetation may have encroached within the minimum clearance distance or contacted the section of the overhead conductor retained by USFS." The fire was reported near Cogswell Dam in the Angeles National Forest at 12:21 p.m. on Sept. 6, and a section of SCE's Jarvis 12 kV circuit in the area experienced a relay operation at 12:16 p.m., SCE reported. A camera at Mount Wilson captured smoke in the area as early as 12:10 p.m. On Sept. 16, SCE removed a 23-foot-long line of the conductor for theU.S. Forest Service to use in their investigation. The fire's containment reached 92% Sunday, as more than 300 firefighters continued to work the 115,796-acre blaze that's been burning for over a month. The full containment date for the fire is projected to be Oct.30. The blaze has destroyed 171 structures, including 87 residences, and damaged 47 structures, including 28 residences. The Nature Center at the Devil's Punchbowl Natural Area was destroyed, according to Los Angeles County parks officials. All evacuation orders have been canceled and most roads have been reopened, with the exception of Big Santa Anita Rd (the Chantry Road). Temperatures gradually cooled over the weekend, but increased to the 90s and low humidity Monday, increasing fire danger. The cost of fighting the fire has not been determined.

#Biden forgets Romney’s name. “I got in trouble when we were running against that senator who was a Mormon, the governor” 🤪

A United Airlines flight made an emergency landing on Monday after a windshield reportedly cracked while going through a hailstorm. The flight was bound for Washington Dulles Airport, but had to return to Chicago O’Hare International Airport approximately an hour after it took off, according to data from Flight Aware.

A Florida sheriff's deputy was stabbed in the neck Sunday while chasing a suspect through a wooded area, authorities said. The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office released body-camera footage of the incident showing deputies responding to a home in the Tampa suburb of Lithia to assist another agency with an involuntary mental health evaluation. Nicolas Furgason, 21, was cooperating with deputies when he fled after learning he would be admitted to a mental health facility under a state law that allows involuntary institutionalization. He ran into a wooded area and was pursued by Deputy Charles Williams on foot while another pursued him in a patrol vehicle. Williams caught up with Furgason on a trail and tried to de-escalate the situation, authorities said. (Read the Full Story.)

Pasco Police: Critical Incident Update on the RD 68 Officer Involved #Shooting. The Pasco Police Department released updated information on an officer involved shooting that occurred in July. The video provides body camera footage of the incident involving 33-year-old Santiago Ayala-Pineda, who reportedly reached for a gun while hiding in a vehicle, causing Det. Andy Corral to fire. Police Chief Ken Roske says the Tri-Cities Special Investigations Unit is currently investigating the incident. Roske says they will not draw any conclusions until investigation is complete. Pasco Police Department is doing a separate, internal investigation.

⚠️🔥 WEST ZONE EVACUATION ORDER REDUCED TO EVACUATION WARNING IN THE AREA OF HULLS VALLEY IN MENDOCINO COUNTY

Meanwhile, in Brazil

VALLEJO, Calif. - Police in Vallejo are looking for the people who destroyed a memorial for two officers who died. Someone smashed a billboard that honored two Vallejo police officers killed in the line of duty. Jeff Azuar, a 21-year VPD veteran, was shot and killed while serving a warrant on April 12, 2000. He was 50. Jim Capoot was shot and killed following a foot chase of a bank robbery suspect on Nov. 17, 2011. He was 43 and, like Azuar, served 21 years with the VPD and was a veteran. In a statement, the Vallejo police officers union wrote that "destroying a memorial that honors the dead is truly despicable and disgusting. It is also hateful, disgraceful and cowardly." The billboard is on Rollingwood Drive near Skyview Memorial Lawn Cemetery. The union said it is working with community leaders to restore it.

INBOX:

Hi, I have a tip for you.

I’m a son of a retired police officer and I can’t let corrupt cops destroy America. I’ve got the information from credible sources in local police departments, off the record. I’ve just put the facts together. Everyone should know what lame tactics Democrats are using to torpedo Trump. Here’s the summary:

FBI senior supervisory agent in Palo Alto, California, Kevin Phelan is a confidant of former FBI deputy chief of counterintelligence Peter Strzok, who has links to the Democratic establishment. He was fired in 2018 over sending anti-Trump texts to FBI lawyer Carter Page.

A credible source in MPD claims that Kevin Phelan met Minneapolis police chief Medaria Arradondo in early May. Arradondo was told to plot an incident involving a Black resident to spark riots before the election. The same strategy was used by Democrats in 2016.

Arradondo, the first Black chief of the mostly white police department, ordered MPD patrol to call Derek Chauvin in case of a report involving a Black suspect, knowing Chauvin has a pattern of excessive force.

As you know, the incident didn’t damage Arradondo. In the wake of Floyd’s killing, in an interview with Lesley Stahl on CBS News, he was telling how he would reshape MPD. A few months later, Derek Chauvin, charged with second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in Floyd’s death, was released on $1M bond. Coincidentally, it was paid by a bond insurance company based in California where agent Phelan is currently working. As expected, Chauvin’s release has fueled the protests in Minneapolis.

Hope you'll expose these bastards!

All the best,

N.

Today over 11,500 firefighters continue to battle 13 major and 8 other large wildfires/complexes in California. The latest numbers on all active wildland fires at: https://www.fire.ca.gov/daily-wildfire-report/