this is just another battle the barnum family vows it won't lose.see on kron 4. >> : when we go to war, we know what to expect. >> : but when something happens close to home, and something personal, where you live, it really hurts. >> phillipe :the pain recounted with every step up the driveway -- to his once presitne home. now just a shell of itself 31 years of service in the u-s army later -- and for sergeant first class lionel barnum junior. an injustice on johns way. >> : when you come around the corner and you see all these fire engine trucks and you see the big ladder putting water in your house, i was just in a state of shock >> phillipe :saturday morning, barnum was already in hayward at the post office where he works. his wife, also a military veteran, was away as well. their 27-year-old son was the only one home at the time. >> : he seen the smoke coming from his room from the floor and by him seeing that, he kind of figured it was coming from the garage. >> : and, that's when he stepped outside in the front and dialed 9-11 and knocked on

bridge- >> reporter: barnum acknowledges that the road to recovery will be long and most likely very difficult. but says that his family is prepared for anything. because its army strong. >>: "from what the investigators say, it started in the garage. it was a faulty wire. you would never be able to see it, because it was behind a wall." >> jr: one person is dead following a car crash in unincorporated sonoma county. it happened along porter creek road near beckman road just before 8-30 this morning. one person was pronounced dead at the scene. a 6-year-old boy was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. officials are still investigating the cause of the >> vicki: this week, crab lovers got the bad news. local dungeness crabs could be toxic and are off limits. at least for now. crab shacks like barbara's fish trap in half moon bay are bringing in crabs from the chillier waters off washington state. telling customers here not to worry. the imported crab meat is not only safe to eat, but tasty too. >>: this and not to worry about it >> vicki: chef raul of barbara's fishtrap says the

it's unclear, barnum doesn't really talk about him. also interacted with solomon's myth, he was a famous eater promoter in the 18th-century who writes about and talks about him and his own memoirs. is very candid about we all knew he was not indian but it was entertaining nonetheless. so especially in the face of -- people knew what they are seen but they wanted to see it anyway, they paid to be fooled each night. i think we have to leave that possibility open that people -- not only the managers and promoters but also the audiences, that was what was interesting to them about what they were seeing. i think for some, and this is true when he think about museums at the time which were not like museums we think of today. they are not places we go and look at objects, these were more like theaters where there would be a host of different kind of things going on. there was an interest especially in the eastern going to see indians and museums because of the perception that they were a vanishing race. this might be your last chance to see i

i know this was a thing, like, a long time ago, but there's a circus called barnum & bailey and they kind of exploited the twin thing, and they kind of made it, like, a novelty act. >> creepy. >> yeah, the creepy twin thing. and i guess some people still kind of have that mind-set, although not as much. there's another part about being a twin which is kind of hard, which is you compare your life to your twin more than usual. >> 'cause it's like comparing apples to apples. >> yeah, so, if one twin gets a job or some opportunity, then you compare it directly -- and the other twin doesn't, you compare it directly to yourself and say, like, "why did she get that opportunity over me?" and i think you're harder on yourself in some ways. >> and it's more that twins -- like, i think for twins, when they're on the same playing field, if one twin succeeds, the other twin is more likely to see the other's success as their failure, even though that's not true, so... i just answered your question. [ both laugh ] >> that's okay. i agree. >> now, obviously, you're identical on the outside, but what

frankly if your attitude is fine, you might as well hire the guy who seems like barnum and bailey. driven by demand of the people for entertainment than media actually asking questions. if you want to dig into policies related to what ben carson thought about tpp or trade, about foreign relations or the like that's probably going to get lot less attention than anything something about the pyramids. >> in the end comes down to voters. if they are satisfied with the kind of huxterism, to be great reality tv star that is going to be decisive. we'll see the numbers. we've never had primary season quite like this. is. >> dickerson: one of the candidates who hopes will move back towards serious business of governing to jeb bush. he is guy been trying to reboot this week. he's had a bus tour, done a lot of interviews, talked compellingly about his daughter's struggle with addiction. where -- debate coming up with the republicans, where does the bush campaign stand and is this debate make or break for him? >> i think it is another make or break moment. the last one certainly broke him a li

barnum and billy circus . >>> you are gold medalists, a not but i will bring my a game . >> reporter: we're all out of our comfort zone . >>> i am only bring my b game. you should be okay . >> reporter: first up, a dance routine. i got that. i totally got that. while i tried to be confident, i was going up against olympic ice dancers. hey, charlie, doing okay over there? >>> i am so focused. >> reporter: i still don't know how to flip the fan . >>> fans are the least of my >>> we'll be okay. next up the meteor act. let's headache it happen. what if i hurt someone? i don't know about this. i improvised going one hand. give him some street credit for that . >>> then it was time for the final act, juggling. >>> he was breaking about being able to juggle earlier . >>> i was? >> reporter: you were . >>> en they brought these how. do you like my stands . >> reporter: yes, intense . >>> you have to be one with the juggling tools i don't know what these are. >> reporter: i'm just going to go with like one for now. i'm just going to start like you start slow, right? then like you toss me anoth

is that the broke down barnum and bailey's? [laughter] oh! oh! how come the other bands get all the girls? uh-oh. yeah. that's talent right there. yeah. uh-oh, uh-oh. oh. they're a little slippery. there we go. oh, it's gonna be fine. oh, no, don't let go. here we go. don't let go. looking out. oh! you like, are you ok? jessica, i'm coming. i'm coming, girl. [rock music playing] jen: no! terry: oh! none of them looked prepared at all. they all look like this. they violated every rule of the trust exercise. oh, yes. walk, diva. ha ha ha! you have to leave heels to the professionals. [drum line] go ahead, get in formation. they keep playing. nobody helps him. without him. is your favorite? i think i like my band here. i do want to know who this lady is right here. she does look like she just came over to, you know, give him his birthday present or something. is this ozzy osbourne right here? yeah, that's ozzy. this dude is on keyboards. he was like, i'm gonna try a little something during that. yeah. during the solo. during the guitar solo. i mean,

the challenge, learn three acts with the ringling brothers barnum & bailey circus. >> i'm going to bring my a-game. >> we're all out of our comfort zone. >> i'm bringing only my b game. first,. >> first, a dance routine. >> i get that. while i tried to be competent i was going up against olympic ice dancers. >> charley, are you okay over there? i still don't know how to flip the fan. >> fans are the least of my worries i'm afraid. >> five, six, seven, eight. >>> oh, no. f next up was the meteor act. >> let's make it happen. >> what if i hurt someone? >> i don't know about this. see? f. >> jadiann: no. >> i'm going one hand. >> jadiann: oh, give him some street credit for that. then it was time for the final act, juggling. >> he was bragging about being able to juggle earlier. >> i was. but then they brought these out. did you like my jugular's stance? one with the juggling tools. i don't know what these are. >> i'm going with one for now. i'll going to start slow, right? then like you toss me another one. >> let's see it. >> i feel like she's going to be really good. >> cartwheel and i j

. >> the challenge: learn three acts with the wringling brothers barnum minute bailey >> you are a gold medalist. i'm not. i'm going to bring myay-game. >> we are all of our comfort zone. . >> let's see how we do. >> first up, a dance routine. >> i got that. >> while i tried to be confident, i was going up against olympic ice-dancers. >> hey, charlie. doing okay over there? >> we will be okay. >> next up was the meteor act. >> no. i'm going one hand. give them some credit for that. >> then it was time for the final act. juggling. >> he was bragging about being able to juggle earlier. >> i was. then they brought these out. do you like my juggling stance? >> yes. intense. . >> juggling tools. i don't know what these are. no. >> i'm going to go with one for now. i'm going to start with... you start slow, right? >> there is more over here. >> you toss me another one. >> let's see it. >> great job. >> i will say that jadiann gets my vote for the fan dance. she cracked me up. >> now, did she mess up juggling... >> i think they all did. they tried to kind of play it off at the end and do somet

barnum of politics. whatever the answer, he has been playing to crowds of thousands. >> donald trump speaks the truth. >> he's not a politician, he's not paid off. >> well, he's so damn good-looking, what do you think? >> reporter: his theme song is his message and it has definitely hit a nerve. we're not going to take it anymore >> reporter: on this night, trump owns the crowd. >> the number one value people are interestingly are looking for is authenticity. is it real? is it really real? he comes across at times as a bully, but people will take a bully who's strong over somebody else they think is nice who's weak. >> we have people who are just so pathetic. >> reporter: without question -- >> we said no. >> reporter: the bluntness of his shock and awe campaign. >> sit down! >> reporter: keeps pushing buttons and boundaries in every way. >> there's going to be change. but real change, not obama change. remember? >> the next president, donald j. trump! >> reporter: trump is still the wild card in this el

barnum of politics. whatever the answer, he has been playing to crowds of thousands. >> donald trump speaks the truth. >> he's not a politician, he's not paid off. >> well, he's so damn good-looking, what do you think? >> reporter: his theme song is his message and it has we're not going to take it anymore >> reporter: on this night, trump owns the crowd. >> the number one value people are interestingly are looking is it real? is it really real? bully, but people will take a bully who's strong over somebody else they think is nice who's weak. so pathetic. >> reporter: without question -- >> reporter: the bluntness of his shock and awe campaign. >> reporter: keeps pushing way. but real change, not obama change. remember? trump! >> reporter: trump is still the a power broker whether he wins or loses. if you lose the nomination, what >> look, you can lose the election. what's next? i go back to what i was doing. i built a great company. make american great again! >> trump! trump! >> i mean, this is the ulti

barnum and we say elon musk, anyway, he's talking it up. >> the biggest loss in ten quarters, it shoulde known that elon musk owns about 27% of tesla. a lot of p.t. barnum. >> revenue missed, up close to 10%, close to a billion. >> all right. >> okay, shah galani, nice profit margin, too. >> you don't like tesla, do you? >> it could be higher. >> wait a minute, you shorted it, you bet it was going down. it's 20 bucks this morning. >> no, still in the money, well in the money. and the expenses, the giga factory, sell a lot of cars to make up expenses. they're not going to be able to do it. stuart: look at chipotle, please, now 37 e. coli cases, plus one lawsuit. all chipotle restaurants closed in washingtons and oregon. the stock is up two bucks at 625. liz, the late he is on the e. coli investigation? >> joining us on suppliers and that's what they're zooming in on high and we're getting word it could be the vegetable suppliers. noted the nurse in washington state who is suing. she was eating a burrito bowl, we don't know if there was beef in it. but it's rare to have a multi-state outb

lionel barnum, jr. >> you come around the corner and see all these fire engines at your house, i wasin shock. >> reporter: their 27-year-old son was the only one home at the time. he seen the smoke coming from the floor. he figured it was coming from the garage. he stepped outside in the front and dialled 911. he knocked on neighbors' home because he didn't know if it was going to spread. >> reporter: sounds like he's a hero himself. >> well, he is a hero because he plans to join the navy. >> reporter: they plan to be prepared for everything because they are army strong. >> it was a faulty wire. i'm a soldier. i know what it takes to keep my family together and get them back on their feet. >>> still ahead, a restaurant parking lot caves in swallowing 12 cars. what people saw and heard before the collapse, and what is wrong with the new starbucks holiday cups? one pastor says they show why starbucks hates jesus. >>> welcome to the kron 4 morning news. tracking the rain and snow. we've had about a foot and a half of snow in the last week. boreal and mount rose. >> that's the first time

barnum once saying there is no such thing as bad publicity.hey drive object getting the message out that they're big, bad and hidden, so doesn't this play into their hands? >> i suppose one could make that argument. let me say that as a matter of fact, the plan today is small, weak, and poorly led. it is very small especially when one looks at it in the historical arc. 1925 there were 4 million klan members in this country, the next peak 1965 in the middle of the civil rights movement when there were perhaps 40,000 and today we are looking at 4,000 divided up into 23 different groups that spend a great deal of their time bickering with one another, each one claiming that we're the one true klan and the others of fakeers -- >> is anybody going to be surprised by finding out who is the head of the k.k.k.? >> i very much doubt that we're going to find well known people in these lists, at least if they are accurate. you know, the reality today especially for a politician is if it is found out that you are a member of the klan, you know, it's i ins

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