you know people died in minneapolis and nothing happens and nobody ever talks and nothing happens to those people. you went after the j6 people with a vengeance. what about the cops -- and i am all for the police, but what about the police who are

how come the people that tried to burn down minneapolis, how come the people that took over a large percentage of seattle, how come nothing happened to them? >> sir, we are talking about people that were seen beating officers with flagpoles, dragging them down the stairs. have you seen that video? you would pardon those rioters? mr. trump: they shot a young lady in the face who was protesting. nobody died that day, you do know that? but people died in seattle. you know people died in

minnesota that knows when the violent mobs of anarchists and looters and marxists came to burn down minneapolis, remember me? i could not get your governor to act. he was supposed to call in the national guard and the army. i could not get your governor,

thousands of fans taking over downtown minneapolis.y getting the band back together. is it like old times? does it feel like old times when you guys are rehearsing? >> yes, like riding a bike. >> we're a family, so it definitely it's a family reunion in a lot of ways. yeah >> hear sing computer blue reprising their collaborations with prince for new generations back in 1983, came into rehearsal and he said, guys, we need one more song. >> i have this little idea turning a country tinged ballad intended for stevie nicks to the showstopper we know today, purple rain, purple rain never sung a song to make you sad and make you empowered at the same time. >> this is what it sounds like when doves cry, the first release when doves cry, beating out bruce springsteen's dancing in the dark for the number one spot. >> prince's first on the hot 100. the next release, let's go crazy, also hit the top of the charts, cementing prince's stature in the mainstream. so crazy. >> you go back and you look at radio stations. back then, it was very much, th

alex perez is in minneapolis for us. good morning. >> reporter: we're in beautiful minneapolis.. [ cheers and applause ] it is a good morning! anyway know this area truly is a hidden gem nestled right here in the twin cities. take a look. the story of this main street nestled in the st. anthony main neighborhood of northeast minneapolis is teaming with history and it starts on the water. captain dan and captain cory own minneapolis water taxi. every summer they drive enthusiastic patrons on the mississippi river on what was originally dakota and sioux territory. >> the water is healing to me. everyone seems to like being on the water. gives you inspiration. >> reporter: on dry land, bill neuenswander is rolling down main street. visitors have been delighted by the segue tours for more than 20 years. >> if you're doing a historical tour, you want to be in the historical district. what's cool about minneapolis, we saved this main street. these buildings are still here. >> reporter: built in 1855, the aster cafe is located inside the oldest mason rebuilding in minneapolis. shane ar

but you have people from minneapolis, you have people from five days ago in washington, d.c.hat were having fistfights and fighting with the police. they were spraying and desecrating our monuments in washington, d.c. five days ago and nothing happened to them. you can't have two systems of justice. that's why they went after me as a political opponent, because they felt they could not win without doing that. and we are going to win our cases and we are going to be vindicated but i have to spend a lot of time on that and money, that is what they want. or in my case, they probably will because the hatred is pretty deep. but they go after me as a political opponent. that never happened in our country before and it sets a terrible, terrible precedent. >> what do you do on day one if you win? mr. trump: what do i do? i close the border. i do two things, although i can do a lot of things. we close the border. we want people to come in, but they have to be vetted, they have to be checked, they have to come in legally. i want people to come into our country, but they have to be vett

nobody died, but people died, in seattle people died in minneapolis.obody ever talks and nothing happens to those people. but you went under the j6 people with a vengeance. i'll tell you what, what about the cops and -- i am all for the police, as you know, what about everybody who was ushering people into the capitol? go in, go in. what about that? nothing is perfect in life. but you have people from minneapolis. you have people just from five days ago in washington, d.c. they were having fist and fighting with the police. spraying and destroying -- desecrating monuments in washington, d.c. five days ago and nothing happened to them. you can't have two systems of justice. they went after me as a political opponent because they felt they couldn't win without doing that. we will win our cases and be vindicated for that. we spend a lot of time and money. that is what they want, although in my case i think they probably will because the hatred is pretty deep. but i'll tell you, they went after me as a political opponent. that has never happened in our cou

as minneapolis burned celebrities and high-profile politicians including kamala harris through theire fund at the time bailed out protesters, she tweeted if you're able to chip into the minnesota freedom fund to help post bail for those protesting a minnesota she wrote that on facebook as well minnesota freedom funds alternations increase almost 18000% they jumped from $230,000 charity 241 million and they posted bail for more suspects and more expensive bonds for serious crimes, the director posted that he did not consider if the suspect was harmful. >> i often don't look at a charge specifics when i bail someone out i see after i pay the bill, it's not the point. it is not the point, the point is the system that were fig fighting. people bailed out by the funding include sean michael tillman arrested a demonstration bailed out by the freedom fund and while out killed dimitri ellis strong a light rail station to minneapolis, george albert bailed out by the same fund that killed damien martÍ's a crime which he pleaded guilty. >> he literally went in front of a camera and said their p

and then, we recorded it in the studio in minneapolis.hrough at that time and just me being his little sister, always being by his side and being that support system, you know what i mean? and that's — that's always been my role. # oh, oh, oh, oh... and last question. this set list spans five decades of music. what do you learn about your career and what you've given to music by putting a set list like that together? what have i learned about my career? i'm just thankful. i'm thankful that god has allowed me to do this for as long as i have, that people are still interested in seeing me do this, that i'm still able to do this. i'm just very thankful. # it's all for you. # if you really want it. # it's all for you. # if you say you need it... thank you so much for all of your time. it's been really enlightening and fascinating to hear all of those stories. well, thank you. enjoy the show tonight. i hope you do. i'm going to. you have to let me know what you think. i will. will i see you after? if you'll have me. yeah, maybe we could take a

. >> when the george floyd protests exploded across minneapolis and across the nation, then candidate made the choice to get behind the minnesota freedom fund which bailed out criminal suspects. in the end, people got hurt. as minneapolis burned there were celebrities and high-profile politicians, one kamala harris, got behind this fund that at the time bailed out protestors. she tweeted if you are able to chip in now fought minnesota freedom fund to help post bail for those -- the freedom fund saw donations increase almost 18,000%. it jumped fto 41 million and bailed out more suspects and posting more expensive bonds for serious crimes. the director of the fund boasted that he didn't even consider if a suspect was harmful. >> i often don't even look at a charge specifics when i bail someone out. i will see it after i pay the bill. it is not the point. it's just that it is not the point. the point is the system that we're fighting. >> people bailed out by the fund include sean michael tilman arrested at a demonstration bailed out by the freedom fund and while out killed a man at a lig

and then we recorded it in the studio in minneapolis.it when we were working on it and the emotion and what he was going through at that time and just me being his little sister, always being by his side and being that support system. you know what i mean? and that's. .. that's always been my role. # oh, oh, oh, oh... and last question. this set list spans five decades of music. what do you learn about your career and what you've given to music by putting a set list like that together? um, what have i learned about my career? i'm just thankful. i'm thankful that god has allowed me to do this for as long as i have, that people are still interested in seeing me do this, that i'm still able to do this. um... i'm just very thankful. she laughs. # it's all for you. # if you really want it. # it's all for you. # if you say you need it... thank you so much for all of your time. it's been really enlightening and fascinating to hear all of those stories. well, thank you. enjoy the show tonight. i hope you do. i'm going to. you have to let me know

i couldn't get your governor so i sent in the national guard to save minneapolis while kamala harrised with the arsonist writer and raise money to bail out the criminals bail them all out of jail. ultra liberal kamala harris will deliver crime, chaos, mayhem and death to our country. i will restore law and order, justice in america. [applause] >> so kamala harris might try to run as a law and order candidate but doesn't sound like former donald trump will let her do that quietly. shannon: this is where they're going clash as she's been saying i'm a former prosecutor he's a convicted felon he's going to say she's progressive when it came down to the situation in minneapolis that posting on x then known as twitter by the vice president at the tile is still there. urging people to vote to the minnesota freedom fund, which was bailing people out and there were people connected to that who eventually were either convicted or pled to charges like murder and rape other violent crimes. so that's something that you'll have to talk about. but you and i charlie talked about this on the five on

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how come the people who tried to burn down minneapolis, how come the people who took a large percentage of seattle, how come nothing happened to them? >> we are talking about people seen beating officers with flagpoles dragging them down the stairs. there on video have you seen the video, sir? you would pardon those writers? >> trump: they shot a young lady in the face who was protesting they shot her in the face. nobody died that day you do know that? but people died in seattle. >> 140 officers were assaulted. speaker in minneapolis nobody talks and nothing happens to those people but you went after the jay sixth people with a vengeance and i will tell you what. what about the cops that were common i am all for the police that are ushering everybody into the capital? a win, go income will go and what about that? nothing is perfect in life. you have people from minneapolis, you have people from five days ago in washington, d.c., who were having fistfights and fighting with the police. they were spraying and destroying they were desecrating our monuments in washington, d.c., five days ag

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so, in conclusion from rochester to duluth, minneapolis, st. paul to write here in st. cloud.ring] the state was pioneered by men and women who braved the wilderness andwo the frontier to buildnd a life for themselves ad their beautiful families. they were farmers and minors, manufacturers, shipbuilders, soldiers and lumberjacks and they helped build the country into the single greatest in the history of the world. but now we are a nation in decline. are not going to allow this order to continue. we will soon be a great nation again. [applause] with our leadership every disaster can be fixed very quickly. you will be amazed how quickly it can be fixed and put back together. every problem caner be solved ad every wrong can be rectified. by this next time borders will be strong, sealed, secure. the economy will be roaring back. the american dream will be thriving again with citizens of every race, religion, color and creed. [cheering] law and justice will rain all throughout the land. we willl be safe again and free again. freedom will be restored and liberty will be burning bri

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. >> they were how come the people that tried to burn down minneapolis? how come the purple that took over a large percentage of seattle? how come nothing happened to them? how come the but he's talking about he called that work so it can without dragging them down the stairs there, have you seen that video early welding. >> harden those you would pardon those writers. >> they shot a young lady in the face who was protesting. they shot her. you know, nobody died that day. you do know that. but people died in seattle. nobody died, but people died in rehab, you know, people died in the and nothing happens and nobody ever talks and nothing happens to those people. but you went after the j six people with a vendor and i'll tell you what. what about the cops that were i'm all for the police as you know. but what about the police that are assuring assuring everybody into the capitol, go and go and go. and what about that? look? one, nothing is nothing is perfect in life but you have people from minneapolis, you have people just from five days ago in washington,

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minneapolis even surrendered an entire police precinct to the anti- america protesters, some of thesee domestic terrorists who deserved punishment. however at the time kamala harris instead urged americans to bail out these criminal riders, tweeting, if you are able to chip in now to the minnesota free them funded to help posted bail for those protesting on the ground in minnesota. afterwards, donations towards the freedom fund drum from $230,000, then $41 million. the organization bailed out a out of suspects and posted expensive bonds for serious crimes. the director of the fonda even said that he was not checking what types of crimes suspects were being booked for. >> i often don't even look at our charger specific is when i bail somebody out, a seat after i pay the bail because it's not the point? it's all the point. the point is the system we are fighting. >> in the minnesota freedom fund bailed on one demonstrator who later shot and killed for which he has pleaded guilty, over the next hundred days you can expect kamala harris to be curled on her for this fund. >> trace: magic,

in fact, when rioters and looters were burning american cities to the ground, including minneapolis,harris was raising money to bail him out of jail. les gara them in jail and support the cops. [crowd boos] it's hard to believe come of it is true. she helped a group of anti-cop extremists raise more than $40 million to three scores of criminals right here in minnesota. that's not across the country, that's just here in minnesota. i think in november, minnesota is going to send her a message, they have had enough of kamala harris' garbage. they like to have a real president. [applause] you can't make it up. some of the criminals freed by kamala include a convicted rapist, a knife murderer, a convicted of user who later killed a man while on bail. it's so sad. thanks to kamala harris, neighborhoods have failed and will fill with violent criminals. president trump, you know what he did? he put them behind bars. here's the crazy thing. she also supports confiscating guns from law-abiding citizens. [crowd boos] so, criminals get you have all the guns they want, and hard-working americans

also minneapolis down to des moines.ther area of strong storms. 18 million people at risk for severe weather today. wind gusts again, 75 miles per hour or more, could be a tornado or two. from des moines down to atlanta, we have high rain fall rates that already on saturated soil that could pose a flash flood risk. we're talking about locally three inches of rain from minneapolis down to the southeast. and the heat is on here in paris. we are talking about 100 degrees today. they're starting their heat wave. those hot temperatures also being mirrored in the states. we're going to take a look at that coming up in the next half hour. in the meantime, we will get to your forecast in the next 30 seconds. i'm sorry, hoda. >> hey, al. how are you? we saw the 100 degrees, we were like, wow. >> confirmed. so 0 degrees. >> every bit of 100. >> so there's, of course, a big reason we're in paris. craig, you're here with all of that news. >> yes, hoda, savannah, bonjour. bonjour to you as well. folks, the success of team usa is roll

[applause] so, in conclusion, from rochester to duluth, from marshall to minneapolis, from st.to right here in st. cloud -- [cheers and applause] this state was pioneered by men and women who braved the wilderness and the frontier to build a life for themselves and their beautiful family. they were farmers and minors, manufacturers and ship builders, lumberjacks. they helped build this country to the single greatest nation in the history of the world, but now we are a nation in decline. we are a nation in decline. can you believe we have to say that? we are a failing nation. we are a nation that has no respect around the world. they laugh at us. we are a nation that has lost his confidence, willpower, and strength. we are a nation that, quite simply, has lost its way, but we are not going to allow this horror to continue. less than four years ago, we were a great nation, and we will soon be a great nation again. [cheers and applause] with our leadership, every disaster, joe biden and kamala harris have created can be fixed, and it can be fixed very quickly. you will be amazed a

so i sent in the national guard to save minneapolis while kamala harris sided with the arsonists andaised money to bail out the criminals out of jail. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] i kept waiting for this call. member the guy from cnn? the reporter also called. i won't use his name, shaved head. nice-looking head. he goes this is a friendly demonstration and behind him, the entire city was burning. it was like a war zone in, the entire city burning down and as he was speaking, somebody through like a hand grenade at his feet and broke his knee. this is a friendly rally. you know what a friendly rally? this is a friendly rally. [cheering] [cheering] [chanting] usa! [chanting] usa! [chanting] >> by the way, there are 25000 people outside -- if you people don't go and vote -- [cheering] there is no way we lose this. [cheering] there's no way we should lose this. [cheering] [cheering] [chanting] [chanting] >> the other day kamala had 972 people we counted. they said it was 2000 and that's okay but they said she had a massive crowd of 2000 people. this they never talk about. take a loo

so i sent in the national guard to save minneapolis while kamala harris sided with the arsonists and raised money to bail out the criminals out of jail. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] i kept waiting for this call. member the guy from cnn? the reporter also called. i won't use his name, shaved head. nice-looking head. he goes this is a friendly demonstration and behind him, the entire city was burning. it was like a war zone in, the entire city burning down and as he was speaking, somebody through like a hand grenade at his feet and broke his knee. this is a friendly rally. you know what a friendly rally? this is a friendly rally. [cheering] [cheering] [chanting] usa! [chanting] usa! [chanting] >> by the way, there are 25000 people outside -- if you people don't go and vote -- [cheering] there is no way we lose this. [cheering] there's no way we should lose this. [cheering] [cheering] [chanting] [chanting] >> the other day kamala had 972 people we counted. they said it was 2000 and that's okay but they said she had a massive crowd of 2000 people. this they never talk about. take a l

[applause] so, in conclusion, from rochester to duluth, from marshall to minneapolis, from st.to right here in st. cloud -- [cheers and applause] this state was pioneered by men and women who braved the wilderness and the frontier to build a life for themselves and their beautiful family. they were farmers and minors, manufacturers and ship builders, lumberjacks. they helped build this country to the single greatest nation in the history of the world, but now we are a nation in decline. we are a nation in decline. can you believe we have to say that? we are a failing nation. we are a nation that has no respect around the world. they laugh at us. we are a nation that has lost his confidence, willpower, and strength. we are a nation that, quite simply, has lost its way, but we are not going to allow this horror to continue. less than four years ago, we were a great nation, and we will soon be a great nation again. [cheers and applause] with our leadership, every disaster, joe biden and kamala harris have created can be fixed, and it can be fixed very quickly. you will be amazed a

ballot by the freedom fun and allegedly killed a light rail station worker in minneapolis.nd shot and killed damien martin ortiz, a crime for which he is pleaded guilty. >> he went in front of a camera and said their policies. they going to pick file numbers. that's a game of criminal russian roulette. >> the minnesota freedom fund and the harris campaign say the support she landed to that fund was limited to the tweet. there is no record of her giving them any money. >> john: mike, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: let's bring in leo terrel. leo, great to have you on. how will kamala harris be tested on this issue? >> very well. thank you for this question sandra because there is video. if i was presenting a case to you as a judge there is overwhelming evidence. she is not only supporting the freedom fund. i lived in california. i remembered her when she was district attorney and attorney general. she supported defunding the police. she basically denied a death penalty case where a cop killer had the opportunity to be eligible for an opportunity and she said no. even dianne fe

. >> similar celebrations were held in chicago, minneapolis and seattle. >> it looks like the weather cooperated in most places. well, next to another summertime rite of passage with a special twist. >> yes, it is six year old sue ann lemay has been selling lemonade ever since 2020. since she was two years old, guys. wow. now her mother has encouraged her to pay her dues. >> doesn't that lemonade look so good and refreshing? yes, right. about now. >> yes. that ice. >> okay. yes, please. so what daddy was talking about is the local chamber of commerce in tonkawa, oklahoma, held an official ribbon cutting ceremony in her honor. now, she's also selling pizza and hot dogs. diversification diversifying your portfolio portfolio. good call. parents. of course. sue ann reportedly hopes to use the profits to buy girl scout cookies. >> oh, and girl scout cookies are pretty expensive, so, good for her and worth it. >> they are next to an unusual summertime sight in the waters of new york. >> hundreds of jet skiers converged over the weekend on the east river, separating manhattan from queens and

for years goats come i sent in the national guard to save minneapolis and while kamala harris sidedthe writers as you raise money to bail out the criminals to bail them allowed joel. >> how important it is for the process to continue. harris: critically important able to you something, i made a very conscious issue should decision the group in the community, that was not always on the best end of the law enforcement make you can sing the most liberal united states senator. harris: 70 set up initially was mike pence in the debate stage that back. >> actually nonpartisan is rated you with the most liberal senator. liz: literally crank is on that one is over the show from the fraternal order national vice president joe is free to see you again in your reaction to what you just heard and kamala harris said you know, it's okay for the rioters to keep writing in 2020 and one time she said that is wrong to put cops on the street saint it claim it is not free safety and she supported defund the police giving about to the boston marathon bomber cutting when the video really dollars for examp

. >> i sent in the national guard to save minneapolis while kamala harris sided with the arsonist and rioters and raisedo bail out the criminal. >> in this campaign i will say in all seriousness, i will proudly put my record against his any day. >> kamala harris presidency means four more years of extremism, weakness, failure, chaos. >> we're the underdogs in this race. but this is a people-powered campaign. and we have momentum. >> steve: in the mexico couple of weeks what they're going to be doing on the harris side, on the democratic side vetting various people who could stand next to her as the vice president. politico has a piece up right now that says they talked to 30 people up on capitol hill, house democrats. their number one pick to be her number two is mark kelly. the senator from the great state of arizona. it's for the central reason keanau centralize her biggest problem which is the border. five days before joe dropped out. mark kelly was down in mexico talking to the president of mexico about security and about how to manage the border together. henry cuellar said. he s

you have people from minneapolis. people from just five days ago in washington, d.c.fistfights and fighting with the police. they were spraying and destroying -- desecrating our monuments in washington, d.c. five days ago. and nothing happened to them. and you have to -- you can't have two systems of justice. that's why they went after me as a political opponent, because they felt they couldn't win without doing that, and we're going to win our cases and we're going to be vindicated but i have to spend a lot of time on that and money. that's what they want. after the election, although in my case they probably will because the hatred is pretty deep. went after me as a political opponent. that's never happened in our country before and it's sets a terrible, terrible precedent. >> what do you do on day one if you win? your first thing? >> what do i do? close the border. two things. i can do a lot of things simultaneously. close the border. we don't -- we want people to come in, harris, they have to be vetted, checked. come in legally. i want people to come into our coun

everyone knows that wasn't true in minneapolis. we watched george lay down the streets and it was a tough time. he is tweeting from his bunker to shoot people. that is not leadership. that doesn't solve anything. i think you take that away from him by stating the obvious. and people are doing that. you wouldn't hang around this guy. it's just too weird. we turn and headed back to it. what we can do is leave the world in renewable energy. we can create new jobs. young people are like, what are you old folks going to do? are you going to leave us something we can work with? that's why i'm glad they are coming out with this. we need to get it handed off to them, but we need to give them something to do, something that is worth it. and i think this guy -- i watching now, he is spooked. now we are talking -- now they are mean to us. these democrats are mean, because they are calling us weird. i think it was hillary clinton who said, stop being weird and we will call you that. that's a point here. come up with some good ideas. >> stop be

this passenger in minneapolis was disappointed with his airline's response. >> what's interesting to is the airline have no idea what's happening because it is such an issue that they don't have a grasp on yet, at least here at the minneapolis airport. william: across the world, in australia, travelers had to fend for themselves. >> flight's been canceled so now we're trying to find accommodation in sydney, which is not easy. our daughters are trying to do that online and then we'll have to try to get a flight home somehow, somewhere, sometime, don't know. william: it wasn't just air travel that was affected. hospitals and health care systems overseas were also locked up, forcing the cancellation of appointments and the closing of clinics. massachusetts general hospital had to limit operations, announcing "due to the severity of this issue, all previously scheduled non-urgent surgeries, procedures, and medical visits are canceled today." the outage also impacted 911 call systems in many places, and emergency services in oregon, alaska and arizona. global news outlets like skynews wer

wants to end the violence, be definitive but she is not she's trying to waiver and get the boat out of minneapolis goodness sakes rather than doing what's right for the world in the country. maria: what do you say as someone who is jewish and whose family was impacted by the holocaust my grandparents are from russia and poland and all of their family guy died so this personal to me this is not political, i had conversations with the vice president as well as the second gentleman and i went to the united nations forum that he had. it is clear that they are not wavering on their support for israel and i think if you heard them they said the security of israel is front and center but it's also clear that what's going on from a human rights perspective we have to make sure that the food insecurity that is happening changes and we all want a cease-fire but we all want hostages released first in immediately i don't see the u.s. waving at all in their support of israel your respective whether republican or democratic president and we heard a lot of innuendos but this administration has not wavered. maria

wants to end the violence, be definitive but she is not she's trying to waiver and get the boat out of minneapolis for goodness sakes rather than doing what's right for the world in the country. maria: what do you say as someone who is jewish and whose family was impacted by the holocaust my grandparents are from russia and poland and all of their family guy died so this personal to me this is not political, i had conversations with the vice president as well as the second gentleman and i went to the united nations forum that he had. it is clear that they are not wavering on their support for israel and i think if you heard them they said the security of israel is front and center but it's also clear that what's going on from a human rights perspective we have to make sure that the food insecurity that is happening changes and we all want a cease-fire but we all want hostages released first in immediately i don't see the u.s. waving at all in their support of israel your respective whether republican or democratic president and we heard a lot of innuendos but this administration has not wavered. m

our minneapolis affiliate has this story. >> i just like doing it, and i know it's for a good cause.g blo. >> i do it every three weeks. and to me, it's worth it. >> reporter: for the past 50 years, this a-negative donor is nothing but positive. tom has been rolling up his sleeves, donating 78 gallons of life-saving blood and counting. >> it takes three hours. so, you know, i've got the time. i don't mind. and like i say, it's something i know is worthwhile. >> it does so much good. >> reporter: memorial blood center says the number of donors in the summertime goes down. >> there's always a need especially for the universal blood type, which is o negative. people with o negative blood are always needed, because they can help, it's universal blood type. they can help many people. and there's so many people that need blood transfusions throughout the year, whether it's a cancer patient that needs some help or a premature baby or somebody fighting, you know, like blood cancer. so really, people, the need is constant. >> reporter: 62% of the population is eligible to give blood, but only

all of it sending plumes of smoke as far east as minneapolis. in central california one blaze leveling this historic mining town. back in northern california much of the burn zone covers areas repeatedly impacted by fire including the 2018 camp fire that claimed the lives of 85 people in paradise, california. rick perro lost his home in paradise and thought this time his family was finally safe. his cat survived the first fire, only to perish here. >> seeing this was horrible again. it was sad because we weren't here. we couldn't help him. >> reporter: two homes, six years, a lifetime of mementos and memories turned to ash. >> the third time is this f days, further raising the fire danger in an already dangerous fight. lester? >> all right, steve patterson, thank you. >>> tonight, with less than 100 days to go until the election, vice president harris is zeroing in on her big decision on a running mate. plus a controversial new plan from the president about the supreme court. ethics. >> refrain from public political activity. >> reporter: gettin

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parked truck exploded. 4 people were hurt and property nearby was damage where last year's incident in minneapolis with 4th of july party years turned roman candles toward police cars. now this year, many communities are worried about fireworks and extra dry conditions due to extreme heat. fact, the followers that you do it set off a home >> has the potential starting the fall. the bottom line message from those who've been hurt by fireworks lead the celebrations in the sky to the professionals. i have some ptsd from that whole ordeal. so there won't be any nancy loo news nation. >> yeah. you got to be safe when it comes to fireworks. some tips for folks using them this evening. the u.s. consumer product safety commission is recommending you make sure all of your fireworks are legal light. each one at a liuht. each one at a time. >> keep a bucket of water close by as well. do not try to relight a firework. if you feel it hasn't fully ignited. that's usually when they decide to reignite right when you're standing there, avoid using fireworks when you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs as we

parked truck exploded. 4 people were hurt and property nearby was damage where last year's incident in minneapolis with 4th of july party years turned roman candles toward police cars. now this year, many communities are worried about fireworks and extra dry conditions due to extreme heat in game 5 followers that you do. it set off a has the potential starting the fall. the bottom line message from those who've been hurt by fireworks lead the celebrations in the sky to the professionals. i have some ptsd from that whole ordeal. so there won't be any nancy loo news nation. fire forced a family of 3 from their san francisco home last night. this was at least and mission street near haleigh park. >> the fire department posted the video around one 30 this morning. they say the fire started on the exterior of the building, but no details on what exactly ignited those flames and the intersection of fulsome and 12th street now open after a garage fire shut it down very early this morning. san francisco fire department saying a boarded-up corner building caught on fire may have been an old service garage

just like kamala harris supported the bail wouldn't onsf the burning down of that police precinct in minneapolis, that fund ended up raising 40 plus million dollars to release people, many of whomi 65 of which were let freeicted before being convicted of crimes. meanwhile, kamala's veepstakes is heating up. pennsylvaniameanwhe vp governorh shapiro reportedly on a short list. not everyone on the left is on board. wait until you see this pretty vileboar smear from fake news ca >> take a look. pennsylvania's governor, josh shapiro, is being discussed as one of harris' potential running mates. he also endorsedsed as aential her. >> tonight, in your view, what are the pros and cons for putting him on the ticket? well thinkf hig , he's certainlr consideration. i know that from key harris allies. first-term he's a first term gd he's jewish. there could be some risk in putting him on the ticket bei . but certainly some of our voters here in pennsylvania said, hey, we like governor shapiro. i'll give him lookia say,y, we n >> now, what are they saying? that if you supporout, you can't be on the ticket an

we should not be supporting blm and in if a writers who torch downtown minneapolis, that's what kamala harris did in 2020. it's what she's continued to do to this very day. you could still contribute money to their beryl bail fund up to this very morning because kamala harris is soft on crime. she is a failed san francisco liberal let's go liberal. >> we heard you say that many, many times this morning, senator tom cotton from arkansas. thank you very much all right. >> republican congressman suggests kamala harris was only hired because she's a black woman. the explosive comments about dei hires. we will talk about that next. plus kamala harris and braces being called brat why? >> take a look at these viral videos not not, not only fully arranged ties and charcuterie board nationwide. >> so you can send the perfect birthday gift to my isabel with any age shipped to your door with boards for every occasion for deri is guaranteed to impress, send the perfect gift at borders.com, your loved ones are getting older and they need your support care.com is here to help. it's an easy way to fi

new evacuations in colorado, all of it sending plumes of smoke as far east as minneapolis.ral california, one blaze leveling this historic mining town. back in northern california, much of the burn zone covers areas repeatedly impacted by fire, including the 2018 camp fire that claimed the lives of 85 people in paradise, california. rick lost his home in paradise and thought this time his family was finally safe. his cat survived the first fire only to perish here. >> seeing this was horrible again. it was sad, because we weren't here. we couldn't help him. >> reporter: two homes, six years, a lifetime of mementos and memories turned to ash. >> the third time is the charm. and i'm not sure what exactly that's going to look like. >> reporter: from nearly the very beginning, this fire was suspected as an arson. the arson suspect, 42-year-old ronny dean stout ii in court facing a judge briefly but now scheduled to be arraigned thursday. after court, the district attorney says he will seek federal criminal charges against suspect. nbc news has attempted to reach out to stout, h

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wants to end the violence, be definitive but she is not she's trying to waiver and get the boat out of minneapolis for goodness sakes rather than doing what's right for the world in the country. maria: what do you say as someone who is jewish and whose family was impacted by the holocaust my grandparents are from russia and poland and all of their family g died so this s personal to me this is not political, i had conversations with the vice president as well as the second gentleman and i went to the united nations forum that he had. it is clear that they are not wavering on their support for israel and i think if you heard them they said the security of israel is front and center but it's also clear that what's going on from a human rights perspective we have to make sure that the food insecurity that is happening changes and we all want a cease-fire but we all want hostages released first in immediately i don't see the u.s. waving at all in their support of israel your respective whether republican or democratic president and we heard a lot of innuendos but this administration has not wavered. m