dennis murphy: are you hearing your assailant scream? no. dennis murphy: cry out in pain?scream. dennis murphy (voiceover): what she could hear when she stopped shooting was the sound of someone breathing, and then sudden footsteps running out the door. had one of the home invaders fled? tracey edged down the bed. she couldn't see much. the bedroom was hazy with gunsmoke. but she heard her kids calling for her, she said, and she ran to bert's room. i opened the door. and bert almost took my head off with the bat. (crying) and i don't remember having a conversation with them at the time. i remember just being so happy that they were fine. both of us are on pure adrenaline, just, like, trying to just grasp of what just happened, you know? and you know, are you ok? yeah, yeah, we're fine. dennis murphy (voiceover): tracey says she shepherded bert and her younger children into the hallway, thinking they were finally safe. but according to both tracey and bert, their nightmare was far from over. the intruder lying shot on tracey's floor was still alive. bert could see it was du

dennis murphy: rest for wendy.enjoyed playing dress-up and who fatally married a stranger till death he did part. craig melvin: that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. sunday, rag ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> this sunday, raging inferno. wind-driven wildfires in the los angeles area burn out of control forcing hundreds of thousands to flee and leaving behind apocalyptic scenes. >> this is one of the most

dennis murphy: but dr. sievers, sometimes spending four hours at a time with julie, ultimately diagnosed a spectrum of food allergies. her beloved shellfish was out. but this doctor was in, in her life, in her affections. we all know a lot of doctors in the course of our life. you've known a lot of doctors you've worked with. what was different about dr. teresa sievers? it's very hard to find someone that truly you feel cares about you as a human. you know, there's something about her caring about my family, about my career, about my life. so you don't find that very often. it means pain relief without surgery, pills, or injections. dennis murphy: so how is it that the dreams of this adored physician and aspiring tv doctor never came to be? well, settle back, because there's a story there in, an exceedingly grim one. go back to june 29, 2015-- another muggy monday dawning in the southwest coastal town of bonita springs, florida. teresa had been away for the weekend for a family celebration up in new york wi

dennis murphy (voiceover): and dustin?s new theory, he was no attacker, but collateral damage. one boy dead because of the fight over another. he had no life value to her. and she used him. and killed him. and killed him. dennis murphy (voiceover): but how could the prosecutor prove his new theory? it came down to this. investigators had always kept the journal top secret. but if tracey had created it, she obviously knew about it. so if investigators could prove she knew about it, they could prove that she'd created it. got it? that's why the prosecutor lost it one night when he was talking to tracey's old friend mary higgins. he told her the investigation had been reopened. he said something like, there's more to this than what people know. and i said-- i don't know why i said it. i don't. i said, do you mean that stupid notebook? and ben just-- he just turned white. i kept saying to him, what? what? and he said, how do you know about a notebook? dennis murphy: should mary higgins have known anything about the existence o

dennis murphy: a ghost, indeed.on's home, they found this, disturbing videos he apparently shot as he snuck around the neighborhood. turns out jason scott was as scary a peeping tom as investigators had ever seen. video of someone walking through the woods, videotaping people through their homes in various states of dress and undress, getting ready for work or getting ready to go to bed. this is deeply creepy stuff. absolutely. dennis murphy: the person who knew him best was marcus hunter, the accomplice first arrested with jason scott. but marcus wasn't talking. investigators wondered, was he afraid of jason? another former co-conspirator was telling investigators jason was no one to cross. agent: these guys would say, if i ever got into a fight with jason, jason, you know, wouldn't fight me back. but two weeks later, he-- he'd be the type of guy to come back and burn my house down. dennis murphy: three weeks after his king-for-a-day deal, jason scott was still walking the streets. and investigators knew enough abo

dennis murphy: what had he deleted? a lot of text messages. dennis murphy: to whom?rwood. sirius underwood was by far the one he was in contact the most. what's your thinking? when we first talked to josh, he never mentioned sirius underwood. why would they be lying to us about that? dennis murphy (voiceover): why, indeed? the story told by the phones, the concealed relationship, fed a growing theory of the crime, that they were looking at a long distance killing between ohio and alaska. if that was their case, then technology was going to be as valuable to them as dna or bloody fingerprints. the first big question-- did the killer, assuming he was a man, have a phone on him when he did the shooting? and what tower near the murder scene had the phone pinged off? we had tons of-- and i'm not exaggerating-- thousands upon thousands upon thousands of phone calls that hit all these various towers. dennis murphy (voiceover): in that electronic haystack, a sharp-eyed cop noticed a call around the time they believed brandy was killed. it was made from a number with a 310 ar

dennis luken: he was a very creative-- matt murphy: super manipulative-- dennis luken: --charismatic-- matt murphy: --handsome-- dennis luken: --charming, intelligent. he was a nightmare to everybody. keith morrison (voiceover): but not to her. to debra newell of orange county, california, the man who presented himself on the dating website, dr. john meehan, anesthesiologist, looked very promising. he was the total package-- a doctor, very intelligent, family man, loved his kids. keith morrison (voiceover): not that attracting men had ever been difficult for debra or any of the women in the family, according to her daughter terra. men kind of flock to them. really? what is it about the women of your family? well, they have really great hearts, and they're pretty decent-looking. keith morrison (voiceover): good women, happy, successful, attractive. i love those bar stools. keith morrison (voiceover): debra owned a thriving interior design firm and a moving company and a silk flowers business. had dozens of employees, certainly no money worries, but she was in her 50s, marriage is behin

dennis, dennis, go ahead. >> i was just going to say, look, in addition to everything you were saying, which is that exactly right. the palestinian authority has to reform if they're going to be able to gradually go back into gaza and replace what would be an interim administration. one of the key things that's also going to be provided in this humanitarian assistance are caravans. so that you can you can begin to house people who have lost housing. i think something we're talking about, a significant number of caravans going in quickly in addition to more tents. so that will deal with the inability just to have living space right now in gaza. i think the critical element of rebuilding gaza depends upon having a mechanism on the ground that guarantees two things. one, there can't be smuggling, so hamas can't rebuild itself, and two, that there is the kind of monitoring mechanism for all of the all of the materials that are coming in, those materials that are coming in can't be diverted. so there has to be a kind of monitoring mechanism for that as well. >> yeah, that's been one of the

dennis, good to see you. thank you, sir. morning mover, constellation energy is up in the premarket. the energy firm agreed to acquire natural gas company cal pine for $26.6 billion, this is a cash and stock deal. constellation is up 7 and a quarter percent on the news, the merger will combine two of the country's largest power generators aztec companies are in high demand for energy to power data centers. constellation the largest producer of nuclear power in america. the sticks up 116th in the last year. stay with us. we'll be right back with former speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comca

dennis, what is your market outlook for this year?e saw an incredible runup in the gold contract in 2024. do you think we're going to see those types of gains again? >> i don't think we're going to see the same types of gains but i think gold wants to continue to move from the lower left to the upper right. it's been a bull market for several years. i said many times on the show there's times when you need to be bullish of gold, times to be bearish of gold and times to be flew trail of gold. this is a time to be bullish of gold. it's been that way for quite some while. i see no reason to think that's going to end any time soon. gold technically had an outside reversal to the upside yesterday after a technical correction that took about a month to develop. that i think is very important. the trend is up. err upon the side of being bullish of gold. will we have the same the 29% return we had in 2024? i doubt that. the trend is still to the higher prices, no question about that. cheryl: okay. all right. let's talk about technology, jay.

dennis, thanks so much for coming back on i. so as i've got this done before, we get to the why the country and the global implications come is, are ations. we are lost in the ohio in the house, a jerry man did you? you talk to in your book division of lights and the power, how corporate conspiracies tried to destroy you. why did you know when the seats, you know, how well you know, re, engine independent and ran into a trend is political head where it's in terms of the polarization of going on in american politics. and i challenge both partners, but particularly the democratic party that i came from, i challenged them on the unless wars and on the border and on the rising deficit and the government buying in american people. and, well i, when what is know it was that i receive more about 50, more than $50000.00, which is more than any other independent candidate and a 3 way race for congress in america. so, you know, there is a little bit of glue or light there and find about the outcome for me. i still point with our water law

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one of my detectives, patti varon, went over to denny, whispered in his ear, and denny came over to me and said, a twin engine plane has crashed into one of the twin towers. there's a pretty bad fire. they don't know how bad it is yet. and i said, well, denny, we've got to head right down there. and he said, yeah, of course. >> there's a fire in the building right now. huge smoke pouring out of it. >> i was on east river drive and i could actually see it. and it looked to me like it was a lot of smoke for a small plane. >> there was additional debris sort of raining down. >> i rushed down there and we began to get the reports. >> it started to sound worse and worse. >> i can't imagine what the inside of that building looked like. >> got there very quickly. went through the windows. had already blown out when i got in there. the chief said to me, boss, it wasn't a small plane. it was a commercial airliner. and we can't put the fire out. we're going to just try to get as many people out of here as we could. and that was within the first five minutes. >> i don't have a lot more detail on

come said its been dennis denny anderson at the muscles in logan. uh and oh and initially yeah. and again, i'm the one that said it made me been only the in why the cd heard of it to the new but less of the heart of men. so it had what they'd hold it in the seeing the building from efficiency one to stand its context within the city and what it must have meant in the civil war. i use this right, brian, right? which expresses this, the blood that's been spelled and the violence and the fire, the hate and the anger. and every time i slash it the, the, the paints, it's a way of going through that and, and that violence and honoring that. and i also raised positions that itself is the regime of the when the civil war started in april 1975, the yellow and the lebanese national movement for the morrow night christian felons potty. the violence was treated by the so called bust incident on the 13th of april when fighters from the foot lunch policy open fire on a bus carrying palestinians as it drove through the stronghold of a, you know, romani $26.00 palestinians were killed and dozen

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and she's joining us from new denny, thank you so much for, for being with us. so 2020 for the hottest here on record. and the impacts as we said, of being felt around the world in, in countries like the us, as we're seeing with those was why fi is in, in california at the moment on developing countries. you think better able to cope with these extreme events, or are they essentially in the same boat as a coordination? yes, absolutely. thank you for having me onto the and you know, the, the latest data that's come out about the climate records being broken. i explained the wedding and there should concern for the see make us citizens a like and what the data is really showing is that 2024 was in fact the 1st and you'll with the average temperature exceeded $1.00 degrees celsius above the pre industrial be viewed the 1st time such a record has been broken and we are still inching towards a situation with the target of the status agreement to maintain the don't on average below $1.00 degree celsius above pre industrial level of is looking further and further away

dennis, i'm going to say more optimism than usual from you. i mean, would you also say the given the amount of money for low cost harris had it also shows that money doesn't buy you elections in the united states. and with all of the hedge, a monic, a propaganda media or in your country latino, those women, african americans are of americans, of course. so you can say any more about american politics, that money money buys it because she had way more money than i the money money may not buy it, but it makes a pretty good down payment. and uh, yeah, trump, uh, i think with all said and done, they'll probably be combined about 3 or $4000000000.00 spent in a selection. just surprise and make no mistake about it. when the united states supreme court gave a couple rulings over the last 2 decades of but the versus the lego and citizens united, that essentially said minus for a space. all the corporate interest came in. they formed these packs all kinds of ok and sophisticated ways of, of lacking transparency and be able to influence the lectures the

dennis, i'm going to say more optimism than usual from you. i mean, would you also say the given the amount of money for low cost harris had it also shows that money doesn't buy you elections in the united states. and with all of the hedge, a monic, a prof again to meet here in your country. latino is women. african americans are of americans, of course. so you could say any more about american politics, the money money buys it because she had way more money than i the money money may not buy it, but it makes a pretty good down payment. and uh, yeah, trump, uh, i think with all said and done, they'll probably be combined about 3 or $4000000000.00 spent in a selection. just surprised and make no mistake about it. when the united states supreme court gave a couple rulings over the last 2 decades of but the versus the lego and citizens united, that essentially said minus for a space. all the corporate interest came and they formed these packs all kinds of ok. and sophisticated ways of, of lacking transparency and be able to sort select as they di

we hear from actor dennis quaid, who was forced to leave his home. the message he had for bay area fire crews protecting his neighborhood and in the bay area. we continue to monitor the wind advisory across the hills and spring like temperatures to start the weekend. still 65 degrees in san francisco when the winds calm down. and if there's any rain ahead in that 7-day forecast when we come right back. tonight we are live in los angeles covering the historic wildfires. my look at the firefighting efforts from the front lines, plus the rush to help. we'll introduce you to the hot dog vendors who started a movement to feed evacuees and a movement to feed evacuees and fire cre struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1 and you can help take control of your symptoms, with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute manic, and mixexed episod of bipolar 1 in adults. proven full-spectrum relief for all bipolar 1 symptoms. with dementia-related psy

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>> dennis, he might not wouldn't to back down to donald trump. he of the cuban missile crisis. you don't think that he will blink first, but some analogy has been made to japan and china being in a deflationary spiral where japan lost 25 years. do you see the similarities to china in a deflationary spiral as well? >> yes and it no. no, because japan has about 185 million people. china has ten times as many people. there are multiple levels in china where xi jinping can put pressure on, particularly on foreign companies that are doing business there. and i think that is really why xi jinping is much more of a challenge than it was with the japanese. do i see a deflationary economy in china? i think this year will be worse in growth than it was in 2024, but i don't see any significant value added because of it that. >> dennis, this is karen. when you see this tit-for-tat ratchet up, where does the u.s. threaten to withhold grain sales to china. >>> how do you think this escalates? >> i don't know who president trump's going to do. my guess is, is t

dennis, thanks so much for coming back on. i suppose i've got to stop before we get to the wider country and be global. and like asians commiseration, so we are lost in the ohio in the house. a jerry man. did you? you talk to in your book, the vision of life and the power, how corporate conspiracies tried to destroy you. why did you know when the seats, you know, how well you know, region independent and ran into a trend is political head with, in terms of the polarization of going on in american politics. and i challenge both partners. but in particular, the democratic party that i came from, i challenged them and the endless wars and on board are non rising deficit and the governments buying and american people. and well i, when what is know it was that i receive more about 50, more than $50000.00, which is more than any other, any kind of candidate. that's where you were raised for congress in america. so, you know, there is other but a glimmer of light there and find about the outcome. for me, i had to sell point whether i

thousands of residents forced to evacuate, including celebrities like dennis quaid. >> we're fighting as hard as we can. to save our city. >>> more homes destroyed. major landmarks at risk. this firenado flaring up. we're on the front lines with firefighters pushed to their limits. >> you're fighting the fires with swimming pool water? >>> and those dangerous winds? they're set to whip back up again. >>> plus, growing outrage. la's fire chief blasting city leaders, saying they failed them by not providing enough resources. the mayor responding today. our team across the fire zone covering every angle. >>> also breaking tonight, the snow and ice storm crippling the south. cars crashing on icy roads. thousands of flights canceled or delayed. an nba game postponed. when will it all fall out? >>> new tonight, special prosecutor jack smith, who had charged president trump, resigning today. >>> and back here in l.a., the street food vendors doing so much more than just feeding this devastated community. how they've started a movement to help. >>> this is nbc nightly news with jose diaz vill

dennis, thanks so much for coming back on. i suppose i've got to stop before we get to the why the country and the global implications. companies are ations. we are lost in the ohio in the house. a jerry man. did you? you talk to in your book division of lights and the power, how corporate conspiracies tried to destroy you. why did you know when the seats, you know, how well you know, really an independent man ran into a tremendous political head with, in terms of the polarization of going on in american politics. and i challenge both partners. but in particular, the democratic party that i came from, i challenged them on an was flores and on the border and on rising deficit and the government, spying and american people. and well i, when what is know, it was that i received more about 50 more than 50000 bows.

i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge my former roommate and former colleague denny heck me a great lieutenant governor and dear friend who often shared his warm almonds with me on the plane. i am thankful to the class of 2012 in congress. what a dynamic group of people, including hakeem jeffries, and kevin clark, both are different, and stewards of this institution. outside of congress, i have had an amazing support system of friends and family. i am grateful to your uncles ryan and jason, and to your grandparents. they instilled in me an ethic of service and supported me throughout. my mom and dad taught me the value of education, the importance of thinking before you spell me and they taught me one word, family. tim, ryan, and ray, who are the definition of friends, being there when i most needed a hand, and spending a very long day with me. tim, my longest friend whose family has been important to me for decades. andy weinstein and john goldman , my college roommates of whom i have shared laughter, ups and downs, and who have been there from the beginning. sue and chad, for bein

these 5 by the equivalent to the plane on the kind of i have to tell the it poses no dangerous in new denny, as i've got as on 6 to spend. and it's far as with the south asian nation, but as as a to the nation for.

dennis william. a micro real estate developer. excuse me. how you doing commission? just a few things i want to note. lack of equal opportunity pertaining to bipoc community developers. no partnerships. just a few things that should be changed in my opinion. i talk at a cmd meeting with mrs. stephanie tang last week and she said the same thing pertaining to treasure island project. the lack of micro developers as well as general contractors and subs. excuse me. we need to expand home ownership opportunities for existing and potential black residents. [audio cut out] in san francisco where our kids live, we pay taxes, and things that nature. that's all for right now. thank you. >> thank you. any other general public comments? and alexander, if you want to raise your hand if you like to give public comment. otherwise we'll proceed. okay. we can close general public comment. item 6 is tenant representative report for city wide council for public housing tenant association. any representative like to give a report out to the board? i see you online. you just have to unmu

theme we had and we had "reading rainbow" shirts on so she felt strongly since her name was billy dennisthat particular name from her and we set the rainbow is beautiful and it's everything we think about when i see a rainbow. >> when did you land on the specific format? i'll tellt you what i mentioned studio c we had four summers that we kind of worked on in the following summer i gotde an idea of the reading rocket. and we did that for a couple of years and we then moved onto a thing where he worked with mr. rogers and mr. mcfeely and we did some of that kind of stuff. so i'm gathering all of these ideals in working with mr. mcfeely. i designed a format and i can tell you what that's about. the first one a course and went to see mr. rogers and mr. rogers that's the kind of person i wanted to see about this. it was a longshot to get him but he gave me some ideas and thoughts on this and i just felt that was the kind of program and barney was there in big bird but i wanted a person. i really wanted a person so that person could speak for telephone -- television. levar burton started when

six golfers shared the opening round lead in the sony open — harry hall, denny mccarthy and eric colert in hawaii last week, and coming off a record score to par at kapalua, hideki matsuyama ended the opening round three shots behind them. he birdied two of his last three holes for a 67. he is trying to become the third player to sweep the hawaii swing. and a moment to wince perhaps too, as matsuyama's driver flew into the crowd, on the 9th tee. the former masters champion losing his grip there, luckily not injuring anyone, but he was quick to the scene, to ensure all was ok. the shot itself, wayward, but he managed to recover to birdie the hole. and that's all the sport for now. you're watching bbc news. the price of re—sale tickets for live events in the uk could be capped under government plans to clamp down on touts. ministers are also looking at dynamic pricing after oasis fans were caught out by a lack of transparency last summer. our correspondent chi chi izundu has this report. # you got to roll with it. last ear # you got to roll with it. last year when — # you got to roll wi

that information, please go to recovery, dot la county dot gov to be the match showing our current dennis assessments. please note that the this information is updated on a daily basis. has endured indicated by meteorologist via fire. weather will continue through tomorrow. they're forced these winds. we'll hazardous fire behavior situations for firefighters on the line. we asked for the pope pay the patience of our. residents as we continue to hold. our current posture as far as preparedness for this fire behavior. we understand set off of the power can be inconvenience to our residents. but we ask that you please be patient and understand that the shut off of the power is necessary to prevent the growth any large fires. we also ask that our unhoused neighbors do not start any warming fires during fire weather event. anyone experiencing homelessness so seek shelter through los angeles county or the city so that we can ensure that you you have housing during this period. weve population again as things stand, he will not occur until all areas are deemed safe. your safety again remains our

corps that was almost kind of, he was on the way out, asked clinton what he thought, you know, of dennis rodman's character. his comment was, was that he would hate to be judged at his lowest point and as far as what his character contained when he was under that kind of pressure and that kind of stress. i would personally was raised to believe when you're at the lowest point is exactly when your character does show through and i think, once again, he's just demonstrated he has none and totally devoid of it. >> i would agree with the caller on one important point. i do think our real character is revealed not so much formed, but revealed when we are at the pressure points when we don't have time to read the script and act it out on stage. if we're carefully able to prepare for the moment, i think then we can fake it, but when we're at the moment where reflexes take over what i like to call our spiritual reflexes, i think at that point, brian, that's when our real character comes out when we least are able to prepare for the moment and some things happen to us that we didn't think were go

they did not stay local population, especially dennis even stricter rules keeping them getting the results we'd as young whites at it during a popular time. we've kept, you know, we had our own scores. everything was apart and separate until we started a score on the phone for the children of the employees, mainly nama in our area where we were living. then it became clear to us what had actually happened. that had never been close to about the trauma that they experience especially was that status sort of flow of 12 citizen never changed until independence only when in 2004 when the 100 yeah. 17 and read off the colonial war came up the people of course sort about they use the to them a new drum and speaking, you know, maybe hotel and have a strange going back. they came after there was many, came off to the 2nd was they started blaming us that we sort of, you know, take out our stories which may just create to problems. they say let sleeping dogs lie very determined that we must solve this issue. we must get an understanding among as our different population groups. we can have a clear c

. >> reporter: san francisco learned from the 1906 earthquake and fire and built redun dennis. . >> that is one of our water tanks underground we can do in case of a disaster. >> reporter: and all the cities are on a mutual aid system that will bring in water tinders from the surrounding region to boost the supply. robin has been personally touched by the palisades fire. her late grandparents' home is in the neighborhood that burned to the ground and where the hydrants ran down. >> you just grow up thinking that they are always full of water and ready to go. and that wasn't the case in la. it makes you wonder how prepared they are here. >> reporter: it is a question that has become relative and the answers could be different for a small scale fire or the kind of widespread disaster california is now going through. >>> as we have been showing you, the damage is tremendous. coming up, what this means for california's already strained insurance industry. >>> also, cbs is partnering with the red cross to support those impacted by this disaster. if you want to help, visit redcross.org/cbs. ca

malcolm: i've known top sports reporter nick dennis for many years.r flaw is he supports lloyd city, ipswich's greatest rival. dennis keeps his memorability in the smallest room, which if such fans -- which ipswich fans will say is the perfect place. next: they have 512 days, not that i'm counting. >> on the rebound! nick: i think it is extraordinarily difficult for promoted teams paid last season, three promoted teams came straight back down again. a joy ride at the moment. malcolm: success has cascaded to the greyhound, 10 minutes walk from the stadium. >> because ipswich -- now the premiership. >> what is the change like? >> it is huge. before the action kickoff. malcolm: the transformative partner to sports. >> i would be amazed if the grounds of sold out every game. it has been great for us, great for the business. malcolm: but on the days when there's no football, ipswich town center is more, for example, its most historic building, the ancient house where i bought schoolbooks is empty as is the old-fashioned gentlemen's outfitters, where i was

fox's brian dennis has more from new york. >> the first bird flu death in the u.s. has been confirmed, but health officials still are not worried about the risk to the general public. >> it's not circulating in humans, but it is jumping into humans who are exposed, particularly those exposed to poultry or to the dairy cattle. >> the patient, who died monday lived in louisiana, was over 65 and reportedly had underlying health conditions. the patient was also exposed to both backyard chickens and wild birds, the main carriers of the disease. >> where we're seeing most of the movement from animal to human, but we're not seeing sustained circulation. >> farm workers in close contact with poultry and cattle are the group at the most risk? still, bird flu mortality remains very low, and patients most susceptible are those with vulnerable immune systems. >> it is not a new virus. it was first identified in 2001. it's been in the human population for a long time. it is a common virus that circulates in winter and spring. it usually causes respiratory symptoms similar to the

. >> reporter: dennis adams lives just a couple miles from where the keller fire broke out. the area by engine 28 is a popular dumping site for cars that are often set ablaze with combustible materials nearby. >> the difference between a fire spreading, potentially destroying a hillside verses a fire being put out down the street and this fire house being open or not open. >> reporter: he and others are calling for elected officials to reconsider the closures. ken houston is the newly elected council member for district seven. he tells me he is committed to finding the funds to reopen the station in his district. >> they said they would keep it closed for approximately five months, six-month period, and then they will close another one and reopen this. that is not good enough for me. just open it back up in three. i'm not saying it will, but i will push the envelope to open it back up. >> reporter: but as he looks in the windows of the vacant station that has had one break-in, he has volunteered to protect it himself, with a warning to looters. >> you've got a new sheriff in

and so she felt very strongly, like i say this and turner name was debbie dennis and we got that particular name from her that was said the rainbow is beautiful, you know, lamination of of everything that we all think about when we see a rainbow. you know, it's so beautiful format. when did you land on a specific format? as i tell you what, we went on after i mentioned i mentioned studio c not going very well. we had four summers that we kind of worked and the following summer was a series called reading rainbow. and i got some idea i'm sorry, not reading rainbow, right? the reading rocket, an old series. and then we did that for a couple of years. we learned about outreach. we then moved on to a thing where i worked with mister rogers, a friend, mr. mcfeely. we did some, some of that kind of stuff. so i'm a get gather ing all of these ideas as to, you know, how to do this, working with mr. mcfeely as a talent to do a thing. so i designed a format and i can tell you what that is about. the first one, of course, was having a good host. i, i actually went to see mister rogers. i why didn't mi

dennis drain is the prescribed program manager for the moraga-orinda fire department. >> we started the work here with a project called the north orinda shaded fuel break back in 2019. >> reporter: we showed you that work when it started. that was gavin newsom very first objective upon becoming governor. he declared an emergency, started purchasing new air resources and launched a statewide risk in the strategy that continues to this day on these very hillsides, but when he sees what is happening in the los angeles area, he sees something that might eclipse anyone's ability to prepare. >> when conditions are ripe for the wildfire, i feel for the fire crews in southern california with high winds, low humidities and no rain, it's really a tough situation down there. >> reporter: the work continues to reduce the risk and that is a job that is never really finished. >> if you think about it, as soon as you cut vegetation, it will start growing back. once we put in a shaded fuel break, it's an issue of maintaining that. >> reporter: it's not just the hand crews out here. they're using cows,

. >> reporter: dennis adams lives just a couple miles from where the keller fire broke out. he says the area by engine 28 is a popular dumping site for cars that are often set ablaze with combustible materials nearby. >> the difference between a fire really spreading and potentially destroying hillside versus a fire put out away right down the street could be this firehouse being open and not being open. >> reporter: he and others are calling on elected officials to reconsider the closures. ken houston is the newly elected council member for district 7 and tells me he's committed to finding the funds to reopen the station in his district. >> they said they would keep it closed for approximately that five, six-month period and then they will close another one and reopen this. that's not good enough for me. just open it back up in three. i'm not saying it will, but i'm going to push the envelope to open it back up. >> reporter: but as he looks in the windows of the vacant station that's already had one break-in, he's volunteered to protect it himself with a warning to looters.

the block on dennis schroder leads to a pascal siakam dunk. pacers win 108 to 96. to the college football semifinal game ohio state and texas. winner plays notre dame for the national title, seven all with 30s left in the half. ohio state just running a casual screen pass deep in their own territory. but treveyon henderson had other ideas. 75 yards to the crib. 14 seven buckeyes at the half. 2114 osu. 230 to play fourth and goal for texas. with the game on the line, quinn ewers gets strip sacked by jack sawyer and he goes 83 yards for the game sealing touchdown. ohio state wins 2814 to the pros. the accolades continue to roll in for forty-niners linebacker fred warner. the nfl all-pro teams for 2024 were announced yesterday, and he was named a first team selection for the fourth time since getting drafted in 2018. the 49 ers season didn't go as expected, but warner stats were a success. in 17 games, he tallied 131 total tackles, four forced fumbles, two interceptions, a sack and a touchdown. meanwhile, tight end george kittle and fullback kyle juszczyk earned secon

and mauricio hernandez, who is named in a lawsuit by dennis richards.ould that online mission local dennis richards if you google that that was settled in a favor for 1.8 million for the plaintiff, costing the city. here's another article called bringing down the house. it was in the whatever it says up there, the sf weekly, i believe this is also by the joe. newpor, whatever. and this is about where matt green went out of his district, into my district, and missed the shoring of the building that was supposed to, i believe, have around nine shoring. this is a santos koran. bernie and matt green were all on this as they were on other projects working together. the building went down the hill because of the failed shoring. matt green went out there several times for his friend, who was helping him out in the little situation in golden gate park, which he alludes to in the dennis richards case. there was nothing left of the building. they were supposed to keep it big. tarp was put over. it was completely demolished. here's another one naming the city fami