ranger debitt was in charge of the avery district.er, he sent the deputy sheriff to setzer creek to warn a crew of 70 to evacuate back to avery, but 28 decided to stay back because they felt the ranger and the deputy were exaggerating about the fires. all 28 men were later found burned to death on a hillside. >> the largest single loss of the crew. we don't know what happened, but you can see them retreating slowly sort of up the hill. imagine them sort of doing whatever they could, and then, finally, coming into a small stand and just being overrun by the fire. ♪ narrator: the evacuation trains were supposed to be for women and children first, but men shoved ladies off the trains in selfish attempts to save their own skin. >> a fat man shoved my kids and i off the train and took our spot. narrator: soldiers were doing their best to keep some sort of order. >> they had to have soldiers at gunpoint with their fixed bayonets order men off the train. there were african-american soldiers who had always sort of done the dirty work of the u

we have a special guest, avery malone, who is with us tonight. she is the director of tour operations here. and, avery, before you take our viewers on a tour of the first part, let's get a little sense of place. ashland today is in what part of lexington? >> we are within the ring called new circle road. we're about a mile and a half from downtown and about a mile and a half from new circle road. so, we're on the southeast edge of town in a beautiful residential area of lexington. >> how many acres does the house have today and how many did henry clay have at his zenith? >> today we sit on about 17 acres here at ashland. and we have the contract for the first 125 acres that henry clay purchased. but at its height, the farm was about 670 acres. >> and we should learn a little more about his family before we go on tour here as well. he and his wife had how many children all together? and did they all live here? >> they had 11 children. however, they did not all live here at the same time. there was a lot of tragedy in the family. all six of henry's

avery, what do you have for us? >> we're in the henry clay bedroom right now and you can see the bed behind me. this is henry clay's 1830s bed and we even have a letter where he talks about how comfortable this bed was and that it didn't even have bedbugs. upstairs we also have henry clay's duelling. pistols these were purchased in 1799 and later altered a bit. we believe that these went to war with his son in mexico. henry was in two duels, one with humphrey marshall and one with john randolph and the duel with john randolph actually takes us back to henry clay as speaker of the house. when henry was chosen as speaker of the house, he was chosen partly because they thought here's a man who can meet john randolph on the floor or on the field. and it happened that they met on the field. john randolph compared henry clay to a character in the novel "tom jones" and basically called him a card cheat on the senate floor. henry wasn't there to defend himself and felt that no man should have to endure such a dishonor, so h

. >> the flames raced toward many -- toward wallace, taft, avery and many more.unities at risk. they were wooden towns with wooden sidewalks and buildings. they were extremely vulnerable. >> around 9:00 saturday night, the flames rushed into wallace from placer creek. the fire started on the east side of town. the mayor ordered the alarm to be sounded and the townspeople became hysterical. >> run for your lives, the town is going to burn. >> the newspaper building became engulfed in flames and the brewery burned while beer poured out onto the streets. >> on the middle fork of big creek, the ranger crew of 50 had been working with polaski's crew. with the fire chasing him, they were led to a homestead. there was a two acre clearing with the creek running through it. most of the crew laid down in a stream for protection. several others, including the homesteader, sought shelter in a shelter in a cave for his belongings. as the fire reach them, trees started falling in every direction. one fell down on the creek, instantly killing two of the men. another had his leg

avery, what do you have for us?> we're in the henry clay bedroom right now and you can see the bed behind me. this is henry clay's 1830s bed and we have a letter where he talks about how comfortable this bed was and then i didn't even have bedbugs. upstairs, we have henry clay's dueling pistols. these were purchased in 1799 and later altered a bit. we believe these went to war with his son in mexico. henry was in two duels and the duel with john randolph takes us back to henry clay as speaker of the house. when henry was chosen as speaker of the house, he was chosen because they thought, here is a man who can meet john randolph on the floor or field. and it happened that they met on the field. john randolph compared henry clay to a clay to a character in "tom sawyer." he challenged john randolph to a duel. randolph was a great shot with pistols and clay was not. but randolph decided that he didn't want to deprive lucretia or the nation of henry clay and decided to shoot at the ground. fortunately, nobody was serious

it will require patience as well as avery. the will to endure as well as the will to exist. i wish it were possible to convince others with words with what we now find necessary with -- what we find necessary to say with guns and planes. hostilities are futile and our resources are equal to any challenge. because we fight for values and we fight for principles rather than territory or colonies. our patients and our determinations -- once this is clear, it should be clear that the only path for a reasonable man is half of peaceful settlement. [cheers and applause] such as these demands and independent south vietnam, securely guaranteed unable to shape his own relationships to all others. free from outside interference, tied to no alliance, a military base for no country. these are the settlement. we will never be second in the search for such a peaceful settlement in vietnam. [cheers and applause] there may be many ways to this kind of peace. a discussion or negotiation of the governor's concern. in large groups aren't small ones and the reaffirmation of old agreements or the

i say mic him up each and avery -- every game. it's time to check this out. this is in portugal. a surfer. this is a huge wave. this swell was brought in by hurricane epsilon. no official side of the wafer. it's one of the biggest on record. by know halloween is tomorrow, there probably won't be a lot of trick-or-treating. these transformers. star scream, optimus prime and bumble bea the chevy camero. major props to whoever designed this. those are fantastic costumes. >> just amazing. isn't that cool. >> we never had those when we were kids. >> that's amazing. >> we should dress up and crunch down and bend like themes. >> i can do that. i want to remind you to set your clock back for an extra hour of 2020 whether you like it or not. that will do it for us. have a great night. it's cam's, and he loves it. he's never more than two glasses of wine away from treating us all to an impromptu concert. it's 100 bucks if you break it. really? do you want more? who's america's favorite tv mom? could it be june... cleaver? that must make me the beaver. i can't hear too well. how hard is luk

he's trying to get the ball to rambo and i thought lincoln rattler thought his man got held by averye. >> sean: four-star recruit out of philadelphia, eye se-- ishee young. trying to tie the game and first turnover and once again they won't win a turnover battle tonight. >> todd b.: as god as spencer rattler played and same thing was good for last week, threw over 300 yards. didn't have a good running game. it was all on his shoulders. he threw his third interception with under a minute to play and sealed it for kansas state and under a minute, driving and scoring range, anyway, throws an interception in the end zone. he's a talented, talented guy and just going to get better and better and, again, i think lincoln riley was upset that there wasn't a whole call on charleston rambo. he did get held up a little bit towards the end of the route. >> sean: breece hall on set after they converted that fourth down. wanted to go tempo but they couldn't. what do you think, matt? >> i can see why he's upset. the ball was just overthrown. without the grab the receiver would have been right there

one instance in the book i talk about where i come around with another contestant on the show was avery left-leaning individual . we kind of started to have interesting conversations about life, never about politics, just about life and yet the media kept having this fascination that said it's crazy that they're talking. i think it's crazy that you think it's crazy, not you obviously bill or c-span but that people, plus and say i can't believe you guys are talking to eachother . and i'm thinking, isn't that what you can, i totally disagree with almost every policy he had. i think he felt the same way about me but we were able to talk about family and life and competition and current events and sports and i'm a dodgers fan, red sox fan and the world series is going on at the time . so it was just fascinating that there was never a moment where they would allow it not to be political despite the fact that i think my goal was to make it direct free from that and for a lot of americans that's why they tuned into a show like that . >> one more question, you wrote something about dancing with

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because that's good for business and they make you avery at the other side because they put information in front of you that proves that the other side is wrong and it's doing the inverse to the other side. and that's what's that's what's that's what's so scary you know i think tristan harris is in the film you know recently has said something that i think is really helpful which is let's just imagine that you picked up there for your phone and there were 2 options there was a feed of information. that showed you things it basically validated your worldview busy showed you that you were right there firm to the things that that you believed and then there was another feed that actually challenge to put information in front of you that shall and the views that you helped so if you believe the earth the earth is round in this feed it would actually show you data but that it illustrates how the world might be flat people don't want to read that 2nd feed that 2nd feed is not that engaging people don't want to be told that they're wrong they want to be validated and so. i think it's gone one

information act request of the fbi was withholding much of the information about my own case from averythey opened the case. when cbs announced there has been these intrusions into my and listed me as a victim partied never contacted me. never try to help me. never told me there was a case. i was not even aware of it. never did anything about it . so i can only assume that it is because of her contacts inside the new this was involving government agents. not rogue case involving outsiders. we just reminds we say here you are waiting at the door to talk to them and have clarity or names or things out. would you have a right to do and you can't even get their attention are being snared. it one interesting fact when i interviewed you for my program was did not know the answer to this question before he asked it . you forget how it came that. but basically, how do you ever met donald trump at that time. carter: i had never then. and i still have never had the privilege of meeting him. it's unfortunately, just being totally miss portrayed, and a man on the run read and refer to as my interna

this is avery island, that's where tabasco is made and they could take a direct hit from the hurricaneing today, registered nurses at alameda hospital and san leandro hospital will begin a five-day unfair labor practices strike. they'll start picketing at 7:00. the california nurses association says the nurses have concerns over patient safety during the covid-19 pandemic. hospital officials say quality care will continue during the strike. >>> the vallejo city council is discussing defunding the police department. numerous council members weighed in in a discussion that went out for hours last night. one of them asked thif the city moved forward with the emergency declaration, how it would work. the city attorney said it would be more difficult than it sounds. >> that would have to be something that would be done over a long period of time. i don't think it's something you could do overnight. it would be a large undertaking it would require the expenditure of funds. >> he added there is also the potential that the city could face a lawsuit from the police union if it does move to defu

. >>> still avery breezy dry day, but nothing like we saw early on in the overnight powers and this morning, when some areas clocked wind gusts to 50, 60, 70 miles per hour or so. giving you a look here at some of those numbers. mount st. helena wins the prize in this category, coming in at 89 meals per hour. at least one gust reported there by. napa airport 53. 72 miles per hour near pleasanton, reporting 66. so the winds have come down considerably, but still blowing. 30 miles per hour report at mount st. paul. and of course the big concern is how dry we are. relative humidity is 5% around travis air force base. and vacaville also reporting relative humidity at 5%. so the red flag warning will remain in place. i want to head over towards the areas over santa rosa where we have a nearly wind with with wind gusts to 24. we are beginning to see a northwest flow in some spots. novato reports a light breeze at five miles per hour. as we shift farther south, you can see half moon bay reporting a breeze at 14 miles per hour. the coast is expected to see that relative humidity come up way before

avery emeryville or through the maze, let's stick with 5.80 east instead of 80 south because it's just crawling past the scene we'll check more freeways and bridges coming up in a bit back to you. >>all right, thank you very much robin today, more businesses are allowed to reopen in alameda county, including jim's an indoor mall, yes, however. >>it will be limited capacity of course we've got kron four's reyna harvey with more explaining live from pleasanton this morning a wrenching for another you that i'm going to get my workout in a moment but for many people, it's been 7 months. >>in the making now gyms are back open. the wet areas on most teams like the pools in the sun is are open the for the most part. everybody can come in and get their work out on like james here. he came all the way from oakland can see him get his workout in 10% capacity. that's what stands it's going to be about 5200 people at a time they're making sure people have to wear masks there also implementing social distancing and making sure they're cleaning up everything so james not to go ahead and of bringing

the question you ask is avery good question mister kelly . >> yes, sir no. >> is there something illegal, i'm just asking you. you're a very goodwitness, i'm just asking a simple question. i'm trying to make my question brief so your answer can be brief so the question is yes, sir no, did president trump do anything illegal on his tax returns ? >> based on the information we have before us i believe the president took an illegal $72 million deduction . he did not abandon all interest. >> let me move on becausei understand what you're saying . officer letterman, can you tell me, are yousuggesting president trump did anything illegal with his tax returns ? >> i did not suggest that but i agree with ambassadoreisen, we can't know without seeing the returns . >> so why don't you get to seesee the returns ? >> they are confidential tax information. >> they are confidential and were never supposed to be exposed to the public so thank you for that . >> that applies to the irs. >> professor clark, areyou suggesting the president donald j trump did anything illegal with his tax returns, yes, sir

the best performer within that group is avery dennison after raising the quarterly dividend by 7% andng it in march other leaders in the sector today, freeport and ball corp. and ppg industries and all of which reported double digit gains in the past month. resqwkn e street" coming up. >>> institutional investors analyst of top rated analysts on the street, robin farley is number one spot in the leisure spot for the tenth time which hardly ever happens and putts her in the hall of fame, robin good morning and congratulations. that's a very bigdeal. >> thank you very much i eerm lucky to have a great team that works with me. >> let's talk about what you like i'm curious to know if you have a point of view broadly on the airlines we printed a million tsa screens this past weekend. united is doing work with allowo to travel to areas like hawaii are we seeing market improvement in that area >> well, so far when we look at the hotel names, we haven't seen much improvement since late august as we get into this period where we would be normally seeing more business travel, that hasn't picked

the question you ask is avery good question mister kelly . >> yes, sir no >> we should be able -- >> did the president do wrong? i'm just asking you -- you're a very good witness. i'm just asking a simple question. i'm trying to make my question for you so your answer can be simple. the question is yes or no. did president trump do anything illegal on his tax return? >> based on information that weu have before us i believe the president took an illegal $72 million -- because he did not abandon -- >> ambassador, let me move on. i understand what you are saying. professor lederman, can you tell me are you suggesting president trump did anything illegal with his tax returns? >> i did not suggest but i agree with ambassador, we cannot know without seeing the return. >> ii see. why don't you get to see the return? >> they are confidential tax protected by section 6103. >> they are confidential and they are not supposed be disclosed to the public so thank you for that. professor clark -- >> that applies to the irs. . >> professor clark, areyou suggesting the president donald j trump did a