jose trevino, bricklaying, bricklaying, brick lane, all of a sudden the cartel had this horse in theed states who is ready to run in the united states, and had run really well in mexico, had run while in some qualified and so then he shows up at this tracking data and is going to run in a big race, and all of a sudden josÉ who nobody knows who he is is the owner of the source, and the scene takes place the night of the race, which i know because it starts tonight at the risk of hose a walk in to his first public act of the owner of tempting dash. he wore blue jeans over shiny boots, and the bulk of the meeting look less like a winning horse owner more like a career mason. he worked his final day as a brick layer a few weeks before leaving the best changeup he had in years because last week which i could come to more than $500 for three just a bricklaying. if this was what he would make 445 granta goza wrist. after 15 years a the fed trader he was a lease score to get that taken ownership of tempting dash in middle of the horses hot streak. it was packed with owners. if he did when th

. >> reporter: when joe takes his bricklaying tall opportunities los angeles in january he will face 24 of the top bricklayers from across the country for a chance to win 2018 ford f150. justin udo for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, good luck. >> those are real bricklayers in the could be confused with the hard off the mark, basketball shot. >> that is real deal. >> real deal, indeed. >>> kate's got our forecast for us, on this earth, wind, fire kay 21st of september. >> that is right you remember. >> do you remember. >> come on now. >> you guys commiserate about that as we move on to the forecast. it is a fiery kind of day out there as well. it is warm. temperatures got in the upper 80's today. we should be in the mid 70's. even if you like it warm, summery you may miss out on that crisp september weather, we normally get this time of the year, but it will come eventually just not in this seven day forecast. here's a look outside, taking you on tout storm scan three. we are showing you a few high cloud, drifting in, thanks to tropical storm jose, and then

that moment he makes the decision to do this and he goes from making not a lot of money bricklaying to make a lot of money. it's good money but it comes with risks, was happening in his life? what led them to that choice. >> one of the bigger things as he had kids getting older including one going into college. he late bricks were 30 years i was living in the same small house in a poor working-class neighborhood outside of dallas. nose kid is going to college. there's probably places where if you do that in the union you make more more money but he would get a job, lose his job, get a different job and toward the end i think it was like 500 bucks a week. so it's easy to see it be in a matter of i have done this for all this time and i haven't gotten anywhere. time is running short to solidify my family financially and now he's got kids that are making something of themselves as a first-generation american some will go to college and how i provide for them. >> you have a lot of stories about crazy things, what was it that made you decide that this was going to be her first book? >> i wa