and that was collette. >> she was three years older than me.y knew i was her little sister. she didn't see bad in anyone. even though somebody could have done something horrific, she would find a way to find something positive about them. >> karl met his first wife, christina, when he was in the air force. >> she had told me she'd met a nice guy, and so i asked some questions about him. she seemed very, very excited about this particular person. and then when she told me they were getting married, you know, i wished her the best and as soon as i could get out there to see her, i got out there. >> karl worked at stone quarry in seneca county. ultimately, karl moved to california to take a job. >> he got laid off. i said, come here to california. ways have a job out here. i made him partner in my company. >> so karl, out of the blue, just packed everybody up and he took off for california to strike it rich and famous. and that was a typical karl adventure. >> of course i'm excited because that means my sister and her kids are coming home, so i'm

just see cars and parking lots everywhere but where we can go everywhere and i'm not afraid better collett us secondly we can do it ourselves we can take the bicycle to walk to university to school with them by. the metro for the on the ground and we can take. the german city of outspokenness trying to get cars out of the city by offering free public transport in the central zone. since january 2020 people can also take out a mobility subscription that gives them unlimited access to the city's fleet of bikes and cars the package costs around 3 years 50 per day. is one change among many that are needed. we need the wall traffic management as well as the infrastructure as well. payment system a ticket system and things like this of course future mobility has to be affordable it might pay for itself with ads like the internet does these days. just imagine that driving all mobility is actually clean and full free why because it's a search place where you can work with driving as you know it's automatic you don't have to take care of that it's shared with other people it's connected so basicall

and that election could change everything we will see mr collett story just knew we appreciate your insights tonight thank you. well it's been a football season like no other in the germany's bonus league it halted for more than 2 months because of the coronavirus and now games are being played in empty stadiums but one thing it seems never changes as the folks in bavaria byron munich always when still a variance are champions for the 8th time in a row after defeating their brave men just before the break you see robert love adele scheme put byron ahead which was all they needed to secure the win live adelphi was having a career year also leaves the league in goals by year and have now won a record 31 this league title. if you stadiums there there's more action here at the big table with chris harrington sure that he did this thanks despite wrapping up their 8th straight title here by and season it really wasn't that great was it a brit you know byron munich did not coast to the title they spent a handful of weeks looking up at their rivals in november frankfurt hurt them badly in the nico k

collette holly has been volunteered singing on nursing homes but had to get creative recently becausehat's of her singing "tutti-frutti." she's done this for free since 2014. she does cocoa songs for seniors and she helps spread joy and we need to take care of our elderly people so take a look at this. >> i believe that's called a cherry picker, right? those large things? the actual device? we have 30 seconds to say. look at this. look at the speed. look at the quickness, look at the power. i might actually see pay-per-view in our future. you are elbowed out. better luck tomorrow. >> bret: a good evening, i'm bret baier coming to you tonight from the historic willard intercontinental hotel in washington where in just a few minutes i will speak with ambassador john bolton. the obviously former national security advisor and the author of the new book "the room where it happened." this, the publication day after a fight from trump administration to stop the application. i will talk to ambassador bolton about the book, the controversy erupted and the pushback now since it's coming out. bu

an award video of the are going to dj collett featuring john legend and the late for hire.ning album of the year for please excuse me for being antisocial. >> i want to say that you inspire me. >> former first letter michelle obama introducing beyoncc the humanitarian award. >> we have to vote like our lives depend on it because it does. continue to be the change you want to see. >> in hollywood, ashley, fox news. >>> marion county is putting a hold on reopening, mayor woods is reopened to the public. the national park service followed through with this plan to reopen the park today. advance reservations are required for parking, as officials are limiting the lot at 50% capacity to prevent crowding. but park worms and doves say they are excited to welcome visitors for the first time in almost 4 months. >>> i assume that you have been getting outside. any chance of going? >> i will be honest it has been years since i have been. we usually go and have out-of- town families and editors and since we don't have them right now we have not in a while, it would make a great daytrip

it wasn't much, but it was closer to collette, and christina made it special. >> she went into home decoratorode and started painting, sewing curtains. wow, this looks good. >> carl? thank you, darling. >> reporter: christina and carl celebrated christmas with christina's family in 1990. just a week later, their lives would change forever. it was new year's day, 1991. >> when i come outside, i saw the smoke from the house. i could see where the smoke was out there. >> reporter: carl and chris kt e christina's house was on fire. carl had been in the garage but rushed to the house. he pulled the kids out of their bedroom windows where they were napping. christina was trapped in the bathroom. flames raging just outside the bathroom door. the window was boarded shut from the inside. by the time art arrived, the paramedics were already on the scene. >> got in the ambulance, i looked around, said, where's chris? it's -- they told me one of the kids said she's -- she's with god or she's -- the angels took her. something like that. that's when i -- said to them -- she wasn't there. >> reporter: art c

chicago singer collette hallie. listen to this. she's been singing for years. when covid-19 hit, she couldn't go anymore, right? she couldn't go in, so she went up. how about that, huh? her and a chirerrcherry picker, windows of the seniors' rooms. god bless her for doing that. thank you for watching. cnn tonight with d lemon, right now. >> we just lost little richard, who did that. one of my favorites. i have a big painting in my home, i'm sure you've seen. we need some good news. we needed some good news, and someone who is an ameri-can, as you say, because there's so much craziness going on in the world. there is so much upheaval, chris. have you --