cleo, i got him in a container and i drove off because he was in a container already.ow didn't realise the bottom latch wasn't latched fully and cleo freaked out and pushed his way out and went back into the house. and in the dark, late at night, ash and smoke everywhere, power out, house completely dark, he spent 45 minutes looking, trying to find where he was hiding and he couldn't find a flashlight, i had the flashlight. so i've been contacting animal rescue, they haven't found any cats yet, they've only found dogs. apparently the pasadena humane society has discovered over 300 animals, we're going to go down tomorrow and see if by any chance cleo is one of them. we left the doors open in case he wanted to get out. hopefully, you'll be reunited. your home was quite an old one, as many in the area are, 100 years old. it would have been 100 years old this year. oh, my gosh. is it surprising to you that the fire could have spread so fast and so far? honestly, when we saw the burning, i panicked a little, probably more than anyone else, and thank goodness in many ways.

cleo, i got him in a container and i drove off because he was in a container already.omehow didn't realise the bottom latch wasn't latched fully and cleo freaked out and pushed his way out and went back into the house. and in the dark, late at night, ash and smoke everywhere, power out, house completely dark, he spent 45 minutes looking, trying to find where he was hiding and he couldn't find a flashlight, i had the flashlight. so i've been contacting animal rescue, they haven't found any cats yet, they've only found dogs. apparently the pasadena humane society has discovered over 300 animals, we're going to go down tomorrow and see if by any chance cleo is one of them. we left the doors open in case he wanted to get out. hopefully, you'll be reunited. your home was quite an old one, as many in the area are, 100 years old. it would have been 100 years old this year. oh, my gosh. is it surprising to you that the fire could have spread so fast and so far? honestly, when we saw the burning, i panicked a little, probably more than anyone else, and thank goodness in many wa

. >> reporter: cleo bryant has lived in the crest neighborhood in vallejo since 1965 and describes her neighborhood as peaceful and calm until recently. >> i heard shooting and all of a sudden it stopped, but i didn't know it was that close to my house. i really didn't, but we haven't had nothing like that happen in this neighborhood. >> reporter: over the weekend a 4-year-old girl was shot and critically wounded after she was caught in the crossfire of a gunbattle at mark and sawyer street. news of the shooting rocked the crest neighborhood. vallejo's newly elected mayor, andrea sorce, joined a press conference today. she said she's working with the city manager and newly appointed police chief to create a task force involving federal, state, and local agencies to address and prevent violence. >> it's so important that we have the community at the table. we won't be able to do this work with any one individual. it's going to take the partnership of everyone up here and the partnership with our community. >> reporter: tinisch hollins, executive director of californians for safety and j

. >> reporter: in the devastated town of altadena, licensed wildlife rescuer cleo watts has been calledhind when their owners evacuated. >> if a pet's in need we're going to take it. >> reporter: over the last week, fire officials have called on her team to catch and care for animals. they've gone to great lengths to reach them. even digging up tortoises in hibernation. >> my heart goes out to all the families that have lost their houses and their -- i'm trying to do what i can do to help them reunite them. >> reporter: watts has brought the animals to the pasadena humane society including goats and a pig that suffered burns on its belly. the shelter says it's now five times over capacity as vets care for animals with burns to the paws and skin, their whiskers singed. most are pets that now homeless residents can't care for at the moment. >> we're also very aware that thousands of people's homes are no longer there, and that's got to impact a lot of the pets who are in our care right now. >> reporter: jose hermoso hopes someone will find his family's two cats, monty and sky. they evacua

. >> reporter: in the devastated town of altadena, licensed wildfire rescuer cleo watts has been calledleft behind when their owners evacuated. >> when the pet is in need and injured, we're going to take it. >> reporter: over the last week, firefighters have called on her team to catch and care for animals. they've gone to great lengths to reach them, even digging up tortoises in hibernation. >> my heart goes out to all the families that have lost their houses. so, i'm trying to do the best i can do reunite them. >> reporter: watts has brought the animals to the pasadena humane society, including goats and a pig that suffered burns on its belly. the shelter says it's now over five times capacity as vets care for animals with burns to the paws and skin, their whiskers singed. most are pets that now homeless residents can't care for at the moment. >> we're also very aware that thousands of people's homes are no longer there, and that's got to impact a lot of the pet who in our care right now. >> reporter: jose hermoso hopes someone will find his family's two cats, monty and sky. they evac

thank you for your time, sarah kunst of cleo capital.more will it cost to heat your homes? it is so cold, and at the smallest violin for anything jon and lisa say for how tough davos was because it is actually colder now on the east coast than it is in switzerland and the alps. dani: and you could argue that there is more snow in new orleans and texas than there now. you want to run away to somewhere warm, but i have gotten so many people saying we're doing a conference in miami this week, want to come, so for all the boss is listening, let me go to conferences in miami. annmarie: and talking about president trump, i can only imagine at some point there will be a conference in palm beach. an update on stories elsewhere. here is sonali basak with your bloomberg brief. sonali: hate to say it, i will be in miami this week. leaving tomorrow morning. for now, watching verizon shares, they were higher in premarket but now dropping by 2.3% after the fourth quarter topped estimates here at verizon cell big gains in new boat -- mobile phone and b

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. >> cleo said that you were incoherent.et you in the ambulance. she said that you really scared her. >> there was blood everywhere, and you were shouting, and i thought you were gonna run into traffic. i'm really sorry, dr. adler, but i didn't know what else to do. >> seth: we're back with billy crystal. that was a clip from "before." [ cheers and applause ] which is a different genre. >> i -- i loved the experience. i was one of the creators of this show, and then i was gonna produce it and not be in it. and then my writing partner, at the time, eric roth, who's a great screenwriter, won the oscar for "forrest gump" and all kinds of great things -- >> seth: yeah, 1980 -- 1989! [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> suggested this amazing woman writer named sarah thorp, and sarah came in, took our idea, which was a pediatric psychiatrist dealing with a troubled young boy who has traumas that are unexplainable. and so, she then said, "give me a week." and she came back and started this detailed description of this wild worl

even really know the extent of the suffering that it would take 5 to 10 years just to evacuate for cleo patients. it expects no demonstrations, no states, no. most people may not know, but they, i've seen the results of this massive, massive stuff or in the soonest i have to go into us since the 7th, unfortunately is not being held accountable. there is no mechanism to sanction is right. or at least to force it, there is no need for 5 or 10 years to battery these people. if there is an international well, if egypt corporate and instead of the stop, it's aggression, all these things could be done. twins went into a matter of weeks and months. we have seen it started kind of presidents. when do you have this kind of suffering? this kind of massive suffering, the world could mobilize itself and start dealing with it in a relatively quick manner. but then it's not to mention that when and no one really kids right now. but the for this thing has to accept the masses or, or helpless and trying to help them. we have a standards here that are being applied to some of the 1st of the saying, you

the statue shows cleo the greek muse of history holding a book to record events as they happen.she looks behind her to remember the past. she remains here as she has for hundreds of years, a remind that are history will remember the events of the present and it is on us to write that history right now. speaking of art, the painting right here before you, i chose this painting for this lunch this summer and it's titled, "american horizon." it's been jane wilson who grew up on her family farm in iowa. coming from the middle of our country, senator fischer and i both liked the painting because the artist is from america's heartland, but the horizon could easily be florida. mr. president. i will also note that this is the first time in history we are featuring the work of a woman artist at this lunch, and we thank the art institute of chicago for their assistance. looking at the vast, open landscape of this painting, we're drawn to the bottom of the frame where the land or the water, depending on where you're from, meets the sky and the horizon endures. the enduring horizon is espec

it shows cleo the greek's of history holding a book to record events as they happen.f stuff. as she rides her chariot forward into the future, she looks behind her to remember the past. she remains here as she has for hundreds of years, a reminder history will remember the events of the present and it is on us to write that history right now. speaking of art, the painting before you, i chose this painting for this lunch this summer. it is titled "american horizon" by jane wilson who grew up on her family farm in seymour, iowa. senator fischer and i both liked the painting because the artist is from america's heartland, but the horizon could easily be florida, mr. president. i will also note, it is the first time in history we are featuring the work of a woman artist at this lunch, and we thank the art institute of chicago for their assistance. looking at the vast open landscape of this painting we are drawn to the bottom of the frame where the land or the water, depending on where you're from, meets the sky, and the horizon endures. the enduring horizon is meaningful

the statue shows cleo the greek means of history holding a book to record events as they happen and asiowa. coming from the middle of our country, senator fischer and i both like the painting because the artist is from america's heartland but the horizon could easily be florida, mr. president. i will also note that this is the first time in history we are featuring the work of a woman artist at this lunch and we thank the art institute of chicago for their assistance. looking at the vast open landscape of this landscape, we are drawn to the bottom of the frame where the land or the water depending on where you are from meets the sky. and the horizon endures. the enduring horizon is especially meaningful for us today as we mark our enduring democracy as we approach it's 250th anniversary. it is a reminder that what is over the horizon as our next chapter and it is my prayer that the people in this room can write that chapter together. i now would like to ask u.s. senate chaplain dr. barry black and we thank god he is back with us and in good health to deliver the invocation after which

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