>> andy adams. >> andy adams. i'm not going to forget that name ever. guy, my goodness. >> thanks. >> i wish i was young. >> back off, i'm married. >> reporter: bonds forged in the fire, illustrated here and across santa rosa that out of the darkness comes the light. >> our thanks to the folks we met in santa rosa, and our thoughts are with all those who lost so much in california's fires. thanks for watching "nightline." good night, have a great

>> andy adams. >> andy adams. i'm not going to forget that name ever. you're a handsome guy.i was young. >> back off. i'm married. >> reporter: bonds forged in the fire illustrated here and across santa rosa. that out of the darkness, comes the light. our thanks to all the folks we met in santa rosa. our thoughts go out to all those who have lost so much in california's fires. >>> the personal sacrifice marie colvin made to tell the stories few others could. >> announcer: this special presentation of "nightline" continues with juju chang in new york. >>> journalist marie colvin ventured to places few others dared. her work exposing atrocities ultimately cost her everything. here's dan harris on why her legacy is so very important today. >> we just -- we were just sniped. there's a bullet -- the gadhafi's forces are right in front of us. they're sniping from the side. there's mortars coming in and going out. we're in the middle of a fire fooigt. >> reporter: in the middle of a fire fight is where "sunday times" reporter marie colvin all too often found herself. >> she was fear

jonathan: joining me is andy, adam, and tom. this looks solid. what do you see? >> it is solid. it is broad-based growth in the jobs report today. invesco to not look at any one data point, we look at the trends, and the trends are pointing to growth numbers around 2.8% next year, and that is kind of why we are calling for moderating growth going into tonight. jonathan: does this company things for the fed? >> no, i think they are trying to get to what they defined is neutral -- define as neutral. maybe they do it every quarter, but it appears that's where they want to get, and they probably want to get there quicker. jonathan: that is just around the corner. chairman powell says we are a long way away. who is right and who is wrong? >> i only look at how they define neutral. doing simple math, i came up with 75 basis points where they are today. does that mean they may move it? i guess they have been known to move goalposts in their life, so that may not shock me. it might bother me when they do that, but when i think about neutral in a more simply stick way, you think, ok, the