dave: thank you. that is bloomberg's emily wilkins. whether or not president trump becomes the first president to be convicted, he has made it clear he intends to have a strong voice in american politics into the future. take us through what he can and cannot do, vernon fisher -- brendan fisher. give us a sense, and i will start with the most concrete thing, he has raised something like $200 million since the election for a fund. are there any limitations on what he can do with that money going forward? >> sure. first, thank you for having me. it was really two committees that we are talking about. one is donald trump's presidential campaign committee. the other is a newly created committee called save america, which is a leadership pac. this is important because most of the money raised in this postelection period has gone toward save america, his leadership pac. save america is more loosely regulated than trump's campaign committee. trump, for example, could not leave -- use leftover campaign commit

dollar turns 50 will the dollar survive this year dave. well that's a good that's got to wear snotty i mean one of the dollar for x. market so i never i'm saying my diamonds up and down the other currency and i think i understand why relative to hard assets because they're constantly working to destroy it so so dollar on the 4 x. markets i'm going to be what's going to do but i continue to road in terms of spending power against time right but back in $1071.00 u.s. one off the gold standard that was the birth of this world and the dollar was king it looks like it's losing its traction in the global economy and other countries are now doing bilateral deals outside of the dollar if the u.s. dollars is the reserve currency status then we're going to see stuff in the united states we haven't seen for a while like real inflation at the c.p.i. level like prices start to go up dramatically and i think that's part of the mix so in your your overview seems to paint a picture of. not not a rosy picture i would say isn't the dollar kind of losing tha

~' , , ,., ., dave? i think, this is sort of in relation _ dave?this is sort of in relation to the australian | in relation to the australian tennis players coming in and i think that this is, really it is an embarrassment or should be an embarrassment by the government that after ten months we are still having to decide between non—australian tennis players coming in verses taking the places of stranded australians should be getting. i think many are very happy that the tennis is going ahead in australia but the fact that they are being let and ahead of australians that have been trying desperately to come home, 8000 are considered on the vulnerable list and yet we are welcoming thousands of foreign tennis players and, it reallyjust is a terrible indictment on this government and they reallyjust need to hop around to international neighbours, even new zealand who has a queue system for those who are really struggling to get home. those who are really struggling to get home-— to get home. and kate, what would you — to get home. and kate, what would

now in the same kind of weather underground bombings going on on rest days dave. yeah except i'm worried they're more state sponsored than they were in the 660 s. looked like an insurgency to me stuff i see now i doubt i doubt that it's grassroots and so i could astroturfing and i'm going to the spinal paranoiacs you know i think i'm starting to get your point. my head. but at i'm seeing things that are happening all over the place that did that i suspect yeah serious serious back to when i don't know what it is and i don't know how to think about it you know but i work hard and pray you now stay safe i just watched a documentary recently about the the weather underground and it was a time in america where we had hundreds of bombings from coast to coast and domestic terrorism was almost commonplace the 70s a liberation army patty hearst was robbing banks and the end of the vietnam war it was a tomato spirit it was social unrest it was richard nixon it was watergate it was him resigning from the presidency it was a really to mulch of us time how do we how do we com

said dave, come. he dave always came for food. he got dave out of there. and we went back to our lodging. and 10 minutes maybe, a fellow knocks on the door. he's in full dress uniform. he's the camp commander. he said sir, to dick, dave is not allowed in laurel again. obviously he had been sent by the president to tell us not to bring dave to laurel again. but the president was nice about dave, but not about dave chasing barney. susan: well you know, pets play an enormous role. during my grandparents tenure in the white house, they brought heidi, a wine writer. and then heidi had an accident on one of mamie's rugs and got sent into exile into gettysburg. i've also got to say, one unknown fact about the white house is the burial ground of our pet parakeet was on the third floor , named pete. pete died and we were allowed to give the bird a dignified burial in the rose garden. my siblings and i put a little, pete, rest in peace. but they took it down to mow the lawn. karl: you gotta wonder, roosevelt is the first guy to have the west wing, also had a giganti

last thoughts on that, dave rubin.uring that segment, i think i inferred that mario cuomo died of covid and as far as i know, that's not the case. always a pleasure to see you ladies and please don't blame me for everything that happens in california, i'm in dallas, texas, right now. >> harris: i have 11 cousins there, say hello. tomi and kim and dave, so good to see you and emily, we are sisters now, first week my congrats. america reports now. >> thank you so much. starting this friday with a fox news alert and the effects of the reddit fueled trading frenzy. wall street tightens facing criticism for cracking down on buyers, driving up stocks for gamestop and other struggling companies. welcome to the friday edition of america reports from washington, d.c. i'm john roberts. >> sandra: did you say friday? we will take it. good afternoon, everyone. i'm sandra smith and we are watching markets at this hour on wall street quite a nosedive down 660 points because the dow is now below that big

are you the next generation of those who are going to lose money on this bet or what's going on dave tell us why is the bond market over extended i'm not going to lose money because i'm not betting against it i am staying up way out of the splash now and saddam are not to short any such hassle it's a ponzi scheme to me i don't short that's why no one in their right mind would do that at this point that the bond market may not be near a top when he got a negative tempered cent interest rate so of course the bond market go anywhere wants where the bond market currently exists is that you can't own bonds and make any money yet there's no way you don't profit from bonds unless you're indexed restraint and we're not traders most of us are not just sixpack boomers retirement funds not dollars are qualified traders david toppers upright sound the bond market is no longer worth anything as a as a revenue stream so interest patently a ponzi scheme absolutely the end. making money on it it comes from the new money being injected into it from the central bank to the point right there actually n

kennedy: dave. >> six.s on you because me and tim are both on her way to the gulags anyway. >> you guys can corporal put vegas a much thanks for playing "say it ain't joe". coming up teachers is to be inside the classroom. set outside protesting. studies show scores have very little covid exposure, they are not good spreaders. my next guest says teachers unions are holding our states hostage. ben domenech joins me in moments. e's no need to be stressed. geico makes it easy to file a claim online, on the app, or over the phone. yeah, but what if i never hear back? that's gonna make me want to go jab...jab! nope! your geico claims team is always there for you. that makes me want to celebrate with some fireworks. 5,6,7 go... boom, boom, boom, boom boom boom boom boom boom, yeah! geico. great service without all the drama. at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up. saving 50% vs. other carriers with 2 unlimited lines for less than $30 each. call 1-800-t-mobile or go to t-mobile.com/55. thes

smacked dave anything to add to that? >> i was on ironically completely sold by that pre-there's some good points of that. no it makes liberals quiet quite like donald trump very good job michael. i'm excited respect the judges impressed so far, guy has your first question. there's no other way to see the biden blowout than as a mandate for nancy pelosi. what should america's most beloved legislature do with the power of the people? >> guy benson. smacked the mandate is the blue way behind me. i'm sick of these people that there's no blue wave. that's a lie. there were some senate races that have not gone away without pure gerrymandering as we know by the republicans and their everybody on the supreme court. but a meet bible county or whatever her name is. [laughter] here's the thing kennedy. it is a great displeasure to be back on your show part i was thinking that your rights weighing dangerous propaganda program had finally been canceled there for a while. [laughter] here we are again having to do this. [laughter] but

thank you dave. >>now a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with that deadly be bridge crash over the weekend california highway patrol says a 20 year-old comes as the hor for stockton led officers on a pursuit on a dirt bike along the bay bridge on sunday ultimately crashing his bike and killing his passenger now identified as 20 year-old christopher lee from texas chp says that during the pursuit zokora tried to jump over a median wall to get away from officers but crashed causing lee has passenger to be ejected onto the bridge where then a pickup truck hit and killed him. now we have more on that. still ahead at 3.45 today state health officials are urging a halt to the moderna vaccine after some people experience a severe allergic reaction. >>we'll go live santa clara county where one of the badges were received. and after the break as parents help their kids with distance learning. many are forced to put their careers on hold the bay area homeowners, learn how you can elim

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kennedy: dave. >> six.s. >> joke is on you because me and tim are both on her way to the gulags anyway. >> you guys can corporal put vegas a much thanks for playing "say it ain't joe". coming up teachers is to be inside the classroom. set outside protesting. studies show scores have very little covid exposure, they are not good spreaders. my next guest says teachers unions are holding our states our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... graduation selfie! well done! and voya stays by our side, keeping us on track for retirement... giving us confidence in our future ...and in kevin's. you ready for your first day on the job? i was born ready. go get'em, kev. well planned. well invested. well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. it's either the assurance of a 165-point certification process. or it isn't. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't. it's either

thank you dave. this morning, san francisco's laguna honda hospital has reported its 6th covid-19 read a related death and the facility has more than 700 patients only 68 of which have contracted the virus the facility. >>didn't have a single covid related death for months. until now 6 patients have died of the virus between december 11th of january 7th. >>well one night just one death is still too many health experts point out the hospital has done a better job controlling the spread of the virus compared to other smaller facilities. >>they say you know you don't like to have deaths. and you don't like to hav infection there. but it's inevitable there was going to be some. but i think it's quite remarkable that they've been able to hold down as much as they've been able to better to be 0. but this is better than you know a lot of the other scenarios. >>residents of laguna honda have already received one dose of the vaccine, they'll receive their second shot beginning next week. well there is growing

thanks so much, dave. we will be watching.g you on from afar. >> thank you. >> maria: dave portnoy joining us there when we come back, jordan cheng is here new warning from u.s. intel officials that china is working to collect americans' d.n.a. yes, d.n.a. back in a minute. a backache. consider pain, delivered. pain says you can't. advil says you can. if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the ey

drop dave.is kind of weather pattern you're kind of wondering is thss going to hold together this week because we're in a lot like nina pattern. >>well looks like it's a selling up that way starting with today, lou soaking dark about minute there the shot from timber on as we get things going here the golden gate off towards the distance as rain is coming in from the north to spread off across the wider bay there you have as we speak. that's quite interesting. there are right up close and personal as they were getting some sun though with the golden gate here but not far away comes the stormy action upstream temperatures finally graduated a little bit above freezing for santa rosa 34. but at least 44 napa 37 from a bottle elsewhere across the bay, we at least have the 40's with some lower 50's to be had as well not much more in the way of reining but great warming but at least we're well above freezing all that business. now today we're going to have the rain the winds in the clouds all day that

a u-haul receipt with dave simmons' name and number.s cell phone bill from december 2001, right before he disappeared, which showed a number of phone calls to that same telephone number. >> you gave detective wilson all the documentation you had on dave simmons? >> yes. >> unfortunately ellen no longer had the voice mail, the one she claims to have discovered on mike's cell phone. the sexually explicit one from dave simmons. >> i mean, the only proof they had a relationship are the voice mails which don't exist anymore. >> well, i think people, if they knew mike, would know that he would never send anybody money ever unless there was some sort of relationship there. >> mike was supporting this guy? >> i never found enough money that he was supporting him but he was definitely helping him out. >> police tell us ellen's information didn't lead anywhere. the detective didn't locate mike in the caribbean and when he tried to contact dave simmons from phoenix he never got a response. but that same "albuquerque journal" article, the one that

you talk about the weather with dave's things much more mild here right now anyway, dave. >>yeah we're doing okay in the 50's and the 60's expected, you know for those highs this week ahead will not repeat. the last week we had a couple those opportunities for seeing some showers just come together at least in the forecast models we're looking at for this week ahead, let's gander what we've got right now in terms the satellite picture we're getting a little break in some of the cloud cover but upstream we're going to get another source of that come into the afternoon hours and that will eclipse what our highs would be had that not been the case rolling on in live shot coming in from walnut creek here some folks still have the lights on little bit looks like. and the golden gate bridge as you'll notice looks like some shredded stratus off towards the distance will get a little clear patch before this fills back in again with some cloud cover temperature check or a touch warmer than yesterday picking up here in the north bay we got lower 40's. some 30's off to the far east b

dave got to catch up this is the last round. times. al gore #ross perot? donald trump? or joe biden? select donald trump. before donald trump is correct. dave you are now tied with the ladies. all right leslie your last question. he was the youngest president barack obama? jfk? james monroe? or bill clinton? >> you can also press your luck in double or nothing here. >> oh. i think it is supreme and press your luck? >> it's either jfk barack obama. i'm going to go jfk. kennedy: see what to press your luck we want to lose all your points what he would it do? >> you know i haven't press my so let's do that before it paid off you have four points now. oh my gosh leslie that was exciting the correct answer is jfk britt all right emily the only way you can tie the game as if you press your luck. which presidents start in 53 hollywood films and for winning the white house. dwight eisenhower question for donald trump? jimmy carter? or ronald reagan? subject press my luck for sure, ronald reagan. kennedy: ding, ding, dangling dingdong. t

dave: good to be with you, steve.ng up much for a big tech censorship with matt and steve: welcome back let's continue the conversation about big tech censorship were back with matt gaetz and lisa boothe, i want to kick it off from this this morning on cnn, this guy you can hear speaking the former head of security at facebook, listen to what he says. >> we have to turn down the capability of these conservative influencers to reach the huge audiences, people on youtube for example that have a larger audience than daytime cnn. steve: conservative influences to reach a huge audience, i think he's talking about you matt gaetz. matt: if i were charlie kirk at turning point usa i would wear that as a badge of honor because they probably the best network of influencers. they can about what our viewers saw, for big media and big tech, they had no problem framing the destructive riots that consumed our country over the summer as peaceful protest but the real danger and the thing that we have to go to stop our conservative inf

an innocent man, dave. spring-like day is what we're looking at with those temperatures shooting up to the lowered some cases middle 70's, even upper 70's, santa rosa 77 going to the 4 zone forecast also. these winds are coming early part of the week there for that as well given year. by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. ♪ [coughs] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] ♪ [camera click] [inhales] halls breathe it in >>good morning, everybody welcome back let's go ahead and check out the weather forecast we're getting more sunshine today but dave said there's some strong winds on the way i did do we say this was mean yeah you're going to is this still january i we do have some of those offshore winds very typical this time of year as well, good news is we did have some rain not a whole lot. we've had some rain to help take out the direct fire concerned there's no fire weather watch talk or red flag warning st

thank you dave. >>senate is taking its first steps toward an impeachment trial preparations are already under way today on capitol hill our washington dc correspondent kellie meyer joins us now live to break it all down for us kelly. >>as well that's right the impeachment process is moving forward here on capitol hill. but don't expect the trial to happen right away. that's because senate leadership worked out a deal to delay the start of the trial until the week of february 8th. >>you saw him is former members of the senate are sworn in as jurors as they prepare to take on a second impeachment trial for former president donald trump the senate will deal with 3 things simultaneously democratic senate majority leader chuck schumer promised tuesday that while the senate moves toward a trial. >>senators will continue to confirm president joe biden's cabinet nominees and work on another coronavirus relief package, democrats are wasting the nation's time on a partisan vendetta against him and no longer in

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all right, thanks dave.with a look at how the covid vaccine rollout is going so far the cdc. >>says more than 13 million doses have been distributed across the country and current data shows that over 4 million americans have received their first dose of the vaccine that includes more than 2 million doses that are being sent to long-term care facilities. >>and more than 280,000 nursing home residents as more people receive the covid-19 vaccine, many are turning to social media to share their experiences. >>but there is some controversy in frustration surrounding who can get it and who can't felicia bolton has the details posting on social media after getting the covid-19 vaccine is now becoming a trend online. a hashtag search on twitter brings up thousands of posts from around the world one twitter user says today my mom see the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. >>after year battling this pandemic she can finally feel more comfortable going to work every day. another one says hashtag i got the shot for my family pat

thank you dave. some of president trump's bay area supporters were at the capitol on that chaotic wednesday. kron four's maureen kelly talked to a former bay area resident who is also a former oakland police officer. >>and the defense taking part in the protests but now says he wishes that he done more to try and stop the attack on the capitol building. the capitol building sacred ground. there's and there's no reason to vandalize it drew snider says the march on the capitol building was supposed to be peaceful instead of devolving into a siege, what was the intent. >>to let congress know that we're there to protest an election that was stolen from us in a lot of people say that we interrupted you know the democratic process, but it's all based on a fraudulent election. you know it to us we're where we're interrupting what appeared to be treason and tyranny. >>the place to claim popular with some conservative media outlets that members of antifa were involved in the break-in although friday the fbi s

dave at least some of donald trump supporters though are turning against him the pride boys for example have said he will go down as a total failure so perhaps not such a loyal base after all the proud boys are an itinerant group of tough guys who are libertarian in the extreme they're not republicans and i never heard of them before they started going to washington d.c. i was that not generous 6 but the trump rally before them and they were they are and their purpose appears to be to confront and fight and b.l.m. not to support donald trump i never heard of them in 5 years of following trump and going to his events until december of this last year i don't think so you think trump isn't going away no i think trump got 11000000 more votes than he got 4 years ago and that in my mind indicates that about 90 percent of republican party voters are gore with him i think this is a historic opportunity to start a 3rd party if you want to go to the great difficulty of doing that and suddenly become the 2nd party i think republicans will be left with empty pockets and nothing going for them a tru

>>thanks dave. story today, according to johns hopkins california has now reported 40,000 coronavirus deaths since the start of the pandemic and that grim number comes amid a sharp recent decline in cases and hospitalizations but deaths continue to surge at a record pace. take a look at these numbers here it took 6 months for california to record its first 10,000 deaths and then just 4 months to double to 20,000 and then in just 5 more weeks the state reach 30,000 and then it took only 20 days to get to 40,000. and here in the bay area this weekend marks one year since the first covid-19 case was diagnosed and health officials in santa clara county you're saying. >>that the anniversary comes with a grim milestone that's right the region has surpassed 100,000 covid cases in the last year and more than 1300 people in the county. >>have died from coronavirus now the county is prepared to make a major push to increase covid vaccinations. >>our system and our county as a whole we stand strong. with an in

of the african association of automotive manufacturers and he joins me now from johannesburg hello dave thanks for joining me a long road ahead as we just heard in that piece this free trade agreement when it slowly comes to fruition that offers a lot of promise what is the biggest thing however that the automotive industry in africa needs before that comes in the place really. i guess even it's important that we implement which mode of policy is an eco systems. and this is a journey which we need to follow so we believe that we will implement and we work with african governments to shape and implement policies and make assistance to unlock the potential of industry so we focus on working with african governments alike on a on implemented policy in march. and that will evolve to other african countries. egypt and not geria hopefully and develop a policy there and that that policy is very important because today if one just dropped all tariff areas one hasn't tried to get them on my e-mail box and that's because it will benefit because they haven't dusted it one has to develop africa cre

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all right, thanks dave.co police are looking for a gunman who they say shot a woman with a bb gun yeah, it took place in the parking lot of a whole foods store on friday night kron four's dan thorn talked with the victim and reports she will need surgery to remove that pellet. a painful and frightening experience for a woman leaving a grocery store in san francisco, a random pellet nearly strikes the victim in the eye leaving her bruised and shaken it's pretty lucky like probably straight back, i could have. >>media last i or you know sarah bar tell tells kron 4 news she was shot with a bb gun just before 7 o'clock at this whole foods market on california street friday night the 28 year-old was in the parking lot leaving with her groceries when she felt a jolt of pain on her eyebrow was just in shock that my hand up and i started bleeding. >>i was just like oh my god, i just got hit by something but i don't know where it was or tell did not see who was doing the shooting but customers who rushed to her aid t

well let's discuss this further with dave lindorff added to all of the online news website this can't be happening thanks for joining us on there the program dave it almost sounds like a cold deal start doesn't it do you think this momentum can continue. well it's going to turn depend on a couple of things you know i know that biden has taken a pretty tough line on. in you know during the campaign and prior to the campaign you know even calling him a thug and so on so i guess it will depend partly on. president putin having a. thick skin and contest responding to that kind of domestic criticism that that biden has done you know one of the things about the united states is that it has been demonizing russia for especially the neo liberals that are a big part of biden's cabinet have been demonizing russia for years now all through the obama administration and and you know during the trump administration especially and so you know biden can't like kivett around completely and suddenly say you know he wants to. develop friendlier relations with russia so he's going to be talking to best a

editor of the online news site which couldn't be more appropriately named this can't be happening dave lindorff is the man in question it is happening and it is hard to believe it's happening and it's hard to even know what to ask and circumstances dave 1st of all that what did you make 1st the when you saw all this unraveling. well i mean i'm not surprised because you know you you take some people who are. you know fairly low wattage people who think that they are witnessing some kind of a saft of their rights and are told this by the man they they respect demagogue trump and they you know they they really have very little banderas they came into town with guns they said they were going to come with guns the police were nervous and you know that i think that tended to. make them want to keep to cool it whereas you know had these been black lives matter people storming the capitol there would have been a massacre. by the police they held their fire they didn't want to get in shoot outs. and so we had this bizarre thing where you know and yet the sounds of people come in and then they d

david dooley would remain behind bars in the interim. >> dave found out and called me. crying. he was relieved that finally he was going to get a second chance to prove his innocence. we still have a murderer out there. i am not going to shut up until dave comes home. >> reporter: janet dooley was confident her husband would be found not guilty in a new trial because detective mcvay's credibility was compromised after the prosecutor branded him a liar. into they lie. they cheat to win. and that's what they do. >> michelle's sister said they were frustrated by the judge's decision. but it didn't change their minds about david dooley's guilt. >> reporter: after everything that's come out, you think they got the right guy? >> we absolutely think they have the right guy. we have no doubt about that at all. >> reporter: nothing that happened since the trial, nothing in the appeal has made you think maybe the jury was wrong? >> no. michelle just was -- she deserves justice. she deserves this to be -- we all deserve all of this to be over with. >> reporter: seven long years af

tracking the atmospheric river that's moving into our region this week dave. i was seeing there is some rain that was was that all changed. >>well today, no, but tomorrow, you know we're on game on will probably start as early as the afternoon up in the north bay, you know the typical type of fashion that we see it spreading out elsewhere, but wow way it doesn't go march that in just a second, but just to get you up to date here. flash flood this is at this point we've now included here more geography here for the east bay hills now in a little bit off to the east bay, but the santa cruz mountains you've heard a lot about peninsula coast and up to the north bay here. so we're looking for heavy amounts of rain there. several inches from the storm. there's some estimations of santa cruz mountains make it as much as 7 inches by the time we get to friday with all of that is a possibility out there. so there's the coverage area that's been updated are high wind watches turn to a high wind warning now for san francisco included down the coast you will see also the n

steve: that was dave earlier in the day and earlier we saw dave fortnoy with tucker and today we willthose stocks would crash the price. that is exactly what they did and people holding those stocks, not just readit but small group of wall street -- they were every day people, normal 9-5 people, they were aware of it and they got cheated. steve: did you have money in this? >> i did. i had amc, i am fine with losing it and other people, they got cheated at robbed to protect hedge funds. no other explanation. steve: a lot of daytraders bought that basket of stocks feeling it would be a good thing, the same things that were shorted by wall street, bidding against that would go down and the small investor thinking it is a good stock and it went up, game stop went up 1000%. so many of those people and stuff like that say to themselves it is a good way to make money and how many said it is a good way to stick it to the hedge funds shorting these american companies. >> the guys who started, sticking to these hedge funds, but they were trying to -- i don't think it is fundamental but this is

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thank you dave.w these bay this morning where residents in oakland can now contact police during emergency situations by texting 911. >>they can use the new service during emergencies where they are unable to make us safely make a phone call. it can also be used by people who have hearing or speech disorders police say that the service may not be available in all parts of oakland just yet and people should use the traditional 911 service until it is. in san francisco, 17 people are displaced this morning following an apartment fire yesterday. it happened about 04:15am in the morning on del monte street that's in the outer mission neighborhood. fire crews say the fire damage for homes and took more than 2 hours to get under control. the red cross is helping those who are displaced and there's no word this morning on any injuries. well as we start the new year. we're also remembering the influential artists another figures that we lost in 2020. chris wolfe takes a look back. >>the world lost soulful cr