we have adam keller, he's that hired social worker and educator. and originally from new jersey. i don't know if you hear my jersey accent, but i'm living here in montgomery county and i'm basically my current position as retired is um i take care of my grandchildren. okay jeff, while you mentioned jeff, i mean i thought it was possible. i didn't, you know, i didn't necessarily think it would happen, but i didn't typically don't roll anything out. you know. okay, adam, you will the trump simple. so among the things that he's done is i'm gonna talk about january the 6th riots on capitol hill attacks on police offices. and yet he is pardons about 1000 any 1600 people, including members of the groups, the pilot boys and the cheapest. what's your take on that? do you, do you think that's a good thing? i mean, the republicans, i thought was the policy of law and order. yeah, well i, i essentially, i see in january 6th as a people that were our page for picture arctic. they, they felt like there was, there was an aberration in, in the, in the, in the voting that there was, there was so

we have adam keller, he's a property manager in texas. nadine midland, she's a retard social worker and jeff mayhew, who has a small family business about 3 people, cannot represent more than 300000000 people in this country. but we're getting past the talking heads today, trying to find out what the americans think about what's going on 1st on introduce you properly. so if i come to begin with just a little bit about you set yourself adam, you 1st. okay. yeah, i'm from a college station, texas area, texas a and then i work in austin, texas as a property manager and got 5 kids just learned backstage. and jeff has has 5 kids as well. and with one i have one on the way as well. and you have a important i'll the thing that you do. yeah, well, um i've, the last, i guess has been now about 30 years. i've traveled internationally representing united states and folk festivals throughout the world, very big in europe and south america and, and asia and certain parts that, that represent their culture. and there was music and dance as life music and live dance. and i've played the music and actu

. >> reporter: dennis adams lives just a couple miles from where the keller fire broke out. he says the area by engine 28 is a popular dumping site for cars that are often set ablaze with combustible materials nearby. >> the difference between a fire really spreading and potentially destroying hillside versus a fire put out away right down the street could be this firehouse being open and not being open. >> reporter: he and others are calling on elected officials to reconsider the closures. ken houston is the newly elected council member for district 7 and tells me he's committed to finding the funds to reopen the station in his district. >> they said they would keep it closed for approximately that five, six-month period and then they will close another one and reopen this. that's not good enough for me. just open it back up in three. i'm not saying it will, but i'm going to push the envelope to open it back up. >> reporter: but as he looks in the windows of the vacant station that's already had one break-in, he's volunteered to protect it himself with a warning to looters.

. >> reporter: dennis adams lives just a couple miles from where the keller fire broke out. the area by engine 28 is a popular dumping site for cars that are often set ablaze with combustible materials nearby. >> the difference between a fire spreading, potentially destroying a hillside verses a fire being put out down the street and this fire house being open or not open. >> reporter: he and others are calling for elected officials to reconsider the closures. ken houston is the newly elected council member for district seven. he tells me he is committed to finding the funds to reopen the station in his district. >> they said they would keep it closed for approximately five months, six-month period, and then they will close another one and reopen this. that is not good enough for me. just open it back up in three. i'm not saying it will, but i will push the envelope to open it back up. >> reporter: but as he looks in the windows of the vacant station that has had one break-in, he has volunteered to protect it himself, with a warning to looters. >> you've got a new sheriff in

. >> reporter: dennis adams lived a couple miles from where the keller fire broke out, he said the area by engine 28 is a popular dumping site of cars that are often set ablaze with combustion materials nearby. >> a fire could potentially spread along the hillside. >> he and others are calling on elected officials to reconsider the closures, the newly elected council member for district 7 tells me he is committed to finding the funds to reopen the station in his district. >> he said they would keep it closed for approximately five months, six months, and then they will close another one and reopen this. that is not good enough for me. i'm going to push the envelope to open it back up. >> reporter: as he looks in the windows of the vacant station that already had one break in, he has volunteered to protect himself, with a warning to looters. >> you have a new sheriff in town, i'm going to drive up here and check it out myself. if i see something. this is hopeful to me. >>> san francisco reports its first bird flu case in a child, what health officials are saying. and several people are h