and shortly thereafter, he sees some guys hoofing down the driveway. they get back in the omni horizon and drive off. keith morrison: so this guy, the witness says, must have been them. julianne cuneo: right. everybody assumes that the people running down the driveway shot him, yes. keith morrison (voiceover): the dealer, known as old man bob, was dead of a single gunshot wound to the chest. detectives looked high and low for that getaway car. no luck. so the cops canvassed the usual suspects, and bingo. a jailhouse informant named a possible shooter, neighborhood kid named tommy highers. and what do you know? tommy knew old man bob, owed him money, used drugs, even told friends he was going to visit bob that night. they prepared a lineup. but when they showed the pictures to that eyewitness, he didn't pick out tommy. he pointed to tommy's brother, ray. told police he was positive, 100% sure ray was one of the young men running down the driveway and hopping in the car after the murder. so both brothers were arrested and tried and convicted. and sitting

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they were sitting in their driveway with the tornado right over them. tonight families are just now returning to their homes along the gulf coast of florida. landfall, of course, in siesta key, that's near sarasota. tonight victor ee kind owe in venice where he found some of buried in >> reporter: tonight commu flor buried in taking hitilton just two weeks after ain blow from these homes i veniceinundated, sand a window here, abou it in this and it top of thi when i stand i alearly above did: next door, contracto mike adamshowing me condos gutted and cleaned after helene now packed with sand. >> everything we are standing on top of, m slid down, this all came in fromiln? yes. standing on topw many f s we are reporter: new dronety just sou obliterated, debris scattering hudson erdmann says recoverye d. >> everything is wreckemean i n milton's stormur moving uweathe. massive boatsntod our ginger zee kimberly thankfu through.awned by milton >> you pray for thest but, oh, i tell you, youow, you thank god you have yrlife, you ano we can't get another life, n

this is the standard detail for driveways in san francisco. you, director short for letting me have a meeting with some of the engineers. i appreciate that the engineers told me that driveways are for cars. that's like saying streets are for cars or sidewalks are for just walking. we know that we have a reality that is different than code states. this engineering drawing is not ada compliant, simply put. so sidewalk maintenance five year contract should include bringing all sidewalks within san francisco within ada compliance. more specifically, the reality of the driveways in san francisco are not ada compliant. so regardless of what the drawings state or what any engineer believes, that driveways are for the production of these facilities is not in line with the standards, and the standards are not in line with the ada, so we'd love to see that addressed explicitly within the scope of work of this contract, which i believe is being approved today, and if this is not included, i believe that that contract should not be approved and that the s

>> oh, yeah, it was kind of slanted, the three-point line on one of the driveway. i told my dad he had to tear up all this grass, and he did. >> reporter: likewise, her teammate, 6'5" center aliyah boston last season's rookie of the year had grand ambitions. >> when i first picked up basketball, at fist i want to go to college. that was really my goal until about sophomore year. evry everything i do is for the number one pick. >> reporter: i love it. making the wnba, that became like a secondary goal at one point. you wanted to be the number one pick. >> i wanted to be the number one pick. >> reporter: she was. then this spring came clark, reese, cameron brink and the 2024 vintage. did you have the level of confidence that this draft class seems to? >> i don't think anybody has the level of confidence this draft class does. i think that's what's so amazing about them actually is they don't act like rookies. it feels like nothing is sent down. and that's amazing. >> not impostor syndrome. >> reporter: not a lot, no. >> reporter: new confidence, old school hoops. thi

so i went back up the driveway into the house." [ cheers and applause ] "uh, now, look. go down the driveway. [ laughter ] and then you realize you left your keys back at the house. ♪ now, look." nah. [ laughter ] what am i doing? i'm a one-man show. i do that for an hour and a a half. tonight's rally featured obama, springsteen, spike lee, samuel l. jackson, and tyler perry. >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: or they were all just tyler perry. [ laughter ] "hell-ehr!" and harris has a big weekend 'cause tomorrow she's holding a a rally in texas and beyonce is joining her. [ cheers and applause ] what a night. the most powerful woman in the world and kamala harris. i mean -- [ laughter ] yeah, beyonce will sing "irreplaceable." and biden will be like, "too soon!" [ laughter ] "even i can see the irony." that's right. harris is sharing the stage with beyonce. tim walz was like, "that's so awesome" as he quietly put away his acoustic guitar. [ laughter ] ♪ if i could save time in a bottle ♪ yep, harris is rallying with beyonce while trump will be on stage claiming

into her driveway. this truck does kind of a backwards circle and crashes into her doo. >> surveillance cameras capture all of it, including the truck speeding off. >> it was the first time we, as the local police department her, were made aware of all the things that were going on in this pino's life, and we were really given a good picture that this was not just one little isolated incident here in pinecrest. this was a piece of a bigger puzzle, a bigger case that where where tatiana pino was the victim. >> investigators soon learned sergio's war of the roses battle was about to hit the next level. >> he tried to have her killed on separate occasions. when that failed, he put out a contract on her head on two separate occasions, hiring separate groups of hitmen to do the job. >> pino apparently calculated that taking tatiana's life by hiring hitmen would be far cheaper than a multi-million dollar divorce. >> pino would pay $150,000 on the first disbursement, and another $150,000 if the murder did not

so we don't--we won't block a driveway.alf at a time and help people get in and out. we go to neighborhood associations. your previous guest mentioned the event at eastridge mall for binational. we were there as well, tabling. we do a lot of tabling events at back-to-school community events and we will also be at the gilmore one, actually not for this project, but we will be out tabling, sharing more vta information. so we take advantage of every family fall festival, neighborhood association, summer events, school events. we're out there talking with the community. it's really, you know, we find we get better engagement when we are in the community versus having you come to our meetings. we want you to come to our meetings too. but you know, we have this multi-prong approach to make sure we are able to speak to everyone. and i also want to mention too, our staff is bilingual. so we are able to communicate to people in their language as well as the material we provide. damian trujillo: that's important. and you mentioned 20

his friend and colleague's house, he was surprised to see both of keith's vehicles still in the driveway. the superintendent was meant to be across the state at an educator's conference. i just made a mental note. i was going to be coming back by there. and i thought if both vehicles there, i'll stop in and see what's going on. dennis murphy (voiceover): when all looked the same on his return trip, the principal pulled into the drive. i actually went in the door of the house and yelled, yelled his name. and of course, there was no answer. dennis murphy (voiceover): someone else who started to wonder what was up that saturday was katelynn. the two spoke by phone every day. he didn't answer my phone call on that saturday. and so i thought that was a little strange, but i was really busy, so just kind of forgot. dennis murphy (voiceover): by sunday, his middle daughter, megan, had become very concerned. she hadn't heard from him either, worrying. because i was like, ok, answer your phone. it's time to answer your phone. we were-- i was confused because he always just answers the first time

until then, her driveway remains empty. she now takes the bus to get around. you know, it's just sick. what? antioch has become, you guys. police say they're doing their best to tackle the problem. they've arrested 113 car thieves so far this year. but they're urging drivers to take precautions. in antioch, jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. our other headlines tonight. a judge sentenced david depape to life in prison without the possibility of parole. he's the man convicted of breaking into former house speaker nancy pelosi's home in san francisco and attacking her husband. this sentence comes exactly two years and a day after david depape broke into the pelosi home right there in pacific heights. depape held paul pelosi hostage and ultimately beat him with the hammer. it was an attack that was caught on video. body cam video of an sfpd officer. the life sentence was specifically for the aggravated kidnaping charge that jurors convicted d papa of earlier this summer. i think this case also came down to which charges ultimately were able to survive. and so i'

base of our driveway, a big power pole.ys want to get rid of the power pole so that we can get out and go 21st street. that's fine, but as set up right now, we will not be able to back down out of our driveway to get onto the street to turn to 21st, to then turn right. i want the engineer to understand that people cannot turn around in that street. what they will do is they will pull into other people's driveways constantly trying to turn around and back out. that is not appropriate. thank you. thank you for your comment. next speaker please. i'll read more. speaker cards. art radecki mohamed larizadeh lopez barry toronto. hi, my name is cyril. i live on the 500 block of shotwell street. i've been a longtime san francisco resident, and the mission? i'm in favor of this. one reason to begin with i grew up in europe. prostitution is legal. this is not a big thing. and i think that some of the issues we face could be solved if we were to solve the root cause. in the meantime, the status quo is just not acceptable. there have b

how does a car parked on a driveway left uncharged, go from this to this?evening, heard a loud bang. thought it was fireworks. looked out of his window and could see that the car was ablaze here. and when i say ablaze, it really was an inferno. the heat, uh, the fire. um, it literally engulfed the car in seconds. the intensity of the fire warped windows, melted doors, incinerated every single surface close to the front door when you look back at the cctv. when you look back at the cctv, i mean, does it feel real? no. it's incredible, really, to see that vapour escaping from the car and then to see it ignite into such an explosive scene within seconds, that the pace and ferocity at which the fire took hold and engulfed the entire car, and pretty much then the entire front of our house was just scary beyond belief. my wife had been out in the car in the morning. there was no signs that there was any problem. no alert on the dashboard, no lights or indicators to suggest that there was a problem. no contact from mercedes to suggest there was a problem that coul

scope out if i see a listing for an old house, i, like, i go and i see if there's anyone in the drivewaythis old house, so i wanted to look at, so i like drove up the driveway thinking it would be empty, there would be no one there. and there were these -- a lot of people. [ light laughter ] sitting and having a glass of wine in their yard. [ laughter ] and i was like, "oh, sorry, i'm gonna go." and they were like, "this is private property, what are you doing here?" and i was like, "i am going. i'm going." and i'm trying to turn around, but there were dogs. mping on the car, barking in the thing. and i was like, "can you just help me with the dogs 'cause i'm just -- i'm -- oh, i'm trying to turn around. i was just trying to turn around." >> jimmy: busted! >> and they were like, "i know who you are." >> jimmy: uh-oh. [ light laughter ] >> "i know who you are. you're kristen wiig." [ laughter and applause ] and i was like, "i am -- i cannot tell you how much i am literally -- i am not kristen wiig." [ light laughter ] and they were like, "nah, you're kristen wiig." [ laughter ] and i was

we walked out our longed her driveway to where the pavement starts.s was some years ago, right before he almost died. we made these beautiful chalk drawings. then we came back and it rained that night. poured rain. my daughter this morning said, i -- let's check the chalk drawings. i wonder if they are okay. i knew perfectly well there were not any chalk drawings there anymore. i was not going to tell her that. i was like, sure, let's check. we walked out there and there were no chalk drawings. and she said, daddy, if the rain had known how beautiful they were, it would never have washed them away, right? so, how do i live now? i make chalk drawings. i keep making chalk drawings. like, the rain is going to wash it all away, but my daughter's joy in making chalk drawings, i realize that is the joy of life. if you miss that, you're not living. if you are worrying about the rain, you're not living. if you are not making chalk drawings at all, you're definitely not living. that is my guidepost on that. >> so, i love everything they said. i reiterate that

we walked out our long, long, dark driveway to work to the where the papers start starts. this is some years ago. all right. before i almost died. and we made these beautiful chalk drawings, and then we came back. and that night it rains poured rain. and my daughter, the next morning, i wonder if. let's go out and look check the chalk drawings. i wonder. they're okay. like i knew perfectly. well, there weren't any chalk drawings that are any anymore. right that poor grade. but i wasn't going to tell her that. so i was like, sure, let's let's. right. so we walked out there, no chalk drawings, and she said, daddy, if the rain had known how they were, it would never have washed away. all right. so how do i live now? ....... ......... the one thing i would e biggest difference for me me ise i guess with the emphasis we place on everything, i've got this constant over me that at the end could be tomorrow. you talk about living every day as if if today is going to be the last one, and that's given a level of urgency to any problem that i'm solving, whether it at work, personal r

still in the porch listening to the rain, here came a cart lighting up the road, turning in the driveway next door. and, at home from another day of nursing the broken parade the garage door open, the garage door closed, everything was dark again. more thunder. it was turningse into one of the nights but he did not want to go to sleep because he knew the dream would be waiting and the reason it will be waiting was because he was thinking about what all of them had been through. including the day he almost died in the fuel truck for the debt he almost died when he was waiting for his laundry. the day he almost died in the mortar attack that blew out his window.in the day he almost died in the rocket attack that decapitated a contractor. i the day he almost died in another rocket attack when the chaplin was inin the midst of giving him a haircut. the day he almost died when a roadside bomb exploded just after his humvee had passed where the bomb had been buried. the day he almost died which had been every day.ay fourteen months in iraq, 28 years in the army, all in the name of defendingng

and one day in the driveway where michael was outside and brant was on his porch just trying to figuret carpenter bee out of his porch. and he was taking it out when he heard michael call. hey, colonel. hey, neighbor. he called back, still on his stomach. i'm trying to get this carpet to be. and then he stood up because hadn't talked to michael much at all since been home. he leaned against the porch railing. he had his new puppy with him. another black to replace tucker. this one named finn. michael had his dog scout, pass me a small 11 year old. they talked about dogs for a bit. and at some point, michael said, i'm glad our governor is getting things. this is during pandemic, by the way. yeah i'm just frustrated at the national level, brant said. what do you mean? michael asked. and was when? for the first time in all of their conversations over the years, brant decided to say something about donald trump before his retirement from army. he never would have done such a thing. he had been taught over and over that soldiers weren't supposed to voice public opinions about their commande

subject 1: who's coming in the driveway? subject 2: dad! dad! dad, we missed you! daddy, hi! subject 3: goodness! my daughter is being treated for leukemia. i hope that she lives a long, great, happy life and that she will never forget how mom and daddy love her. st. jude, i mean, this is what's keeping my baby girl alive. announcer: you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the lifesaving research and treatment these kids need-- now and in the future. subject 4: cancer makes me feel angry. not in the feel on the outside, just the inside i'm angry at it. subject 5: when your kid is hurting and there's nothing you can do about it, that's the worst feeling in the world. announcer: 1 in 5 children diagnosed with cancer in the us will not survive. subject 6: those that donate to st. jude, i hope that you will continue to give. they have done so much for me and my family. announcer: join with your debit or credit card now, and we'll send you this st. jude t-shirt that you can proudly wea

but as soon as joe pulled up into the driveway and you can picture this, my tiny grandmom bolted outthe house, bounded down the porch steps in her house coat and her apron. and she gave joe this huge hug as if she'd known him his entire life. and before he could even get a plate, joe was greeted, not as a stranger but as family over the years, i've seen the italian american community extend the same joyful love and support to joe. you mean so much to him. so please, welcome. your president, my husband, joe. [applause] pres. biden: welcome to the white house. my name is joe biden. i am jill biden's husband. i may be irish, but i'm not stupid. i married dominic jara's granddaughter five years ago. -- granddaughter. five years ago, i want you to know i received the sons of italy man of the year award to the best of my knowledge, i'm the only non italian ever to receive that award. [applause] it was a large crowd when i received that award. it was down by the train station and i said, i moved from an irish catholic neighborhood in scranton to an italian catholic neighborhood in claremont

speaker: who's coming in the driveway? speaker: dad. dad, we missed you. daddy, hi. speaker: goodness. my daughter is being treated for leukemia. [music playing] i hope that she lives a long, great, happy life and that she will never forget how mom and daddy love her. saint jude-- maybe this is what's keeping my baby girl alive. [music playing] narrator: you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the life-saving research and treatment these kids need now and in the future. speaker: cancer makes me feel angry, like not in the feel on the outside, just the inside. i'm angry at it. speaker: when your kid is hurting and there's nothing you can do about it, that's the worst feeling in the world. [music playing] narrator: 1 in 5 children diagnosed with cancer in the us will not survive. speaker: those that donate to st. jude, i hope that you will continue to give. they have done so much for me and my family. [music playing] narrator: join with your credit or debit card for only $1

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people just show up walking down our driveway here to help.munity more than any organizations. i'm not sure if we mentioned this but our homeowners insurance has denied us twice so we are not getting any help. we do firmly believe that they will do the right thing by us ultimately but that is taking some time as well as fema is taking time. >> sandra: it sounds like you have incredible challenges but are you guys keeping it together. it's impressive. angela and chris, you can tell you the strength between the two of you will get you through this. we are praying for you and pulling for your community and i got chills when you said that because we've heard so much of that and it's amazing to see people come together as they always do with these crises. we have help on the screen here. hurricane helene and milton relief. the red cross is there to help and anyone who can pitch in. thanks to the both of you and our best to you. >> thank you so much. >> sandra: kate care. >> john: what a tough story. the border crisis fueling a pipelines for sex tra

speaker: who's coming in the driveway? speaker: dad. dad, we missed you. daddy, hi. speaker: goodness. my daughter is being treated for leukemia. [music playing] i hope that she lives a long, great, happy life and that she will never forget how mom and daddy love her. saint jude-- maybe this is what's keeping my baby girl alive. [music playing] narrator: you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the life-saving research and treatment these kids need now and in the future. speaker: cancer makes me feel angry, like not in the feel on the outside, just the inside. i'm angry at it. speaker: when your kid is hurting and there's nothing you can do about it, that's the worst feeling in the world. [music playing] narrator: 1 in 5 children diagnosed with cancer in the us will not survive. speaker: those that donate to st. jude, i hope that you will continue to give. they have done so much for me and my family. [music playing] narrator: join with your credit or debit card for only $1

they say drivers backing out of driveways can be particularly dangerous with children running from house, reflective costumes. >>> good news for flyers as new refund rules for flight disruptions take off, and some not-so-good news about the labor market. here's shanelle kaul with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: a mixed close to the markets tuesday as investors prepare for key corporate earnings to drop this friday. the dow lost 154 points, the nasdaq gained 145, and the s&p 500 was up nine points. >>> the u.s. labor market could be losing steam. the department says job openings nationwide fell last month from $7.9 million to $7.4 million, the lowest level in 3.5 years. the number of layoffs also rose. >>> some good news for travelers stranded at the airport. according to new transportation department rules, you're automatically entitled to a refund if your domestic flight is canceled or delayed by more than three hours or six hours for an international itinerary. passengers are also now entitled to a refund for checked bags if their luggage does not arrive in a timely manner. >>>

relief program, others as were doing in some parts of florida they'll need large trees cut off their driveways and sidewalks trying to make their home safe so they can start the recovery process, it is really not a one-size-fits-all, if you well know it depends on where you are in this stage, but we try to do team rubicon in what we do is fill the gap in bridge the gap of what's needed at that point that we can bring to the table, disaster survivor and they need a hundred things, we may bring ten of those, we want to bring partner organizations with us and be a source of information for the disaster survivors. maria: you are doing a good job, thank you for your efforts and thank you for being here this weekend, we appreciate it. >> the media as part of that and thank you for keeping us out there and highlighted impacts in the long road ahead of us. maria: absolutely, good to see you. we will catch up (♪) (♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪) ♪ (alarm sound) ♪ amelia, turn off alarm. amelia, weather. 70 degrees and sunny today. amelia, unlock the door. i'm afraid i can't d

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but when they got there, they said, there was an unfamiliar car in the driveway. said she knocked on the door, and a young man answered. pam: i said, is kay here? he said, he is. he's upstairs. i said, we're just here to drop off a pie. and they said, go ahead in. i got to about the landing when i was asked to come back down. i heard the door shut. and when i turned around, that's when i saw the gun. keith: what was it like to see that? it was a shock. as soon as we turned around and saw the gun, another guy started walking down the stairs, also. he had in his hand a wad of zip ties. they turned to us and said, you're here at the wrong place, wrong time. pull out your hands. keith (voiceover): the intruders zip tied their wrists, forced them down on the living room floor, then zip tied their ankles. roger: after we were tied up, they said that, well, i'm sorry, but you've seen our faces. we're going to have to kill you now. keith (voiceover): pam, quaking in terror, she said, looked up at a picture of jesus that was hanging on the living room wall. i kept thinking

subject 1: who's coming in the driveway? subject 2: dad! dad! dad, we missed you! daddy, hi! subject 3: goodness! my daughter is being treated for leukemia. i hope that she lives a long, great, happy life and that she will never forget how mom and daddy love her. st. jude, i mean, this is what's keeping my baby girl alive. announcer: you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the lifesaving research and treatment these kids need-- now and in the future. subject 4: cancer makes me feel angry. not in the feel on the outside, just the inside i'm angry at it. subject 5: when your kid is hurting and there's nothing you can do about it, that's the worst feeling in the world. announcer: 1 in 5 children diagnosed with cancer in the us will not survive. subject 6: those that donate to st. jude, i hope that you will continue to give. they have done so much for me and my family. announcer: join with your debit or credit card now, and we'll send you this st. jude t-shirt that you can proudly wea

. ♪♪ speaker: who's coming in the driveway? speaker: dad. dad, we missed you. daddy, hi.ter is being treated for leukemia. [music playing] i hope that she lives a long, great, happy life and that she will never forget how mom and daddy love her. saint jude-- maybe this is what's keeping my baby girl alive. [music playing] narrator: you can join the battle to save lives by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the life-saving research and treatment these kids need now and in the future. speaker: cancer makes me feel angry, like not in the feel on the outside, just the inside. i'm angry at it. speaker: when your kid is hurting and there's nothing you can do about it, that's the worst feeling in the world. [music playing] narrator: 1 in 5 children diagnosed with cancer in the us will not survive. speaker: those that donate to st. jude, i hope that you will continue to give. they have done so much for me and my family. [music playing] narrator: join with your credit or debit card for only $19 a month, and we'll send yo

barbara kotalac: she came in the yard, and we were talking in the driveway.n a computer, and we were gonna meet again around 1:00. hoda kotb: beth went inside the cottage to work. barbara kotalac: and that's really-- that's the last i saw of beth. hoda kotb: barbara continued to garden. a short time later, she was filling a wheelbarrow when suddenly she heard a voice behind her. and the voice said is there anyone here in this house, and i just turned around and looked up. and i looked right at him. hoda kotb: the man, oddly dressed for nantucket in a hat and long overcoat, was inquiring about beth lochtefeld cottage. ara kotalac: and i said i don't know. hoda kotb: something about him bothered her. barbara kotalac: 'cause i knew beth had been seeing someone and i think she more or less told me that i think it's over. and i said, oh, i guess this is the boyfriend has come back. hoda kotb: he moved toward the cottage door. barbara went to her house to have lunch, but she was uneasy. and as i said, it was an intuition. hoda kotb: barbara says she called beth's b

with this rain coming in, if you had an old antique english car parked in the driveway, would you have to pull it in tonight? >> asking for a friend? >> yes, asking for a friend. >> yeah, if you wanted to be perfectly safe, but it's not that kind of rain. >> just a little. >> probably. by the time it gets to marin county, it would probably be a trace. >> later in the week? >> not even then, probably the same story. there's a couple heading our way, but the next one getting here still doesn't look like much. >> tell us about it. >> yeah, tomorrow we don't want you taken off guard by this. there is some rain coming. if we take the futurecast forward from midnight, and let that go through around noon, it's really focused where smart is going to be running. up through sonoma county. santa rosa probably getting a tenth of an inch between 3:00 in the morning and noon. there were a few other scattered showers which you probably saw in that time frame. but all we've looked at so far is midnight through noon. there's still a little more to go. not as impressive, but let's play it forward. littl

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these are just some of the tiles you're on the on the ground, right on their driveway. they lost their window they lost their front doors. and now there is literally a hole in their house. you can see right through it. >> was in a federal house like they always trying to do so in a house multiple walls around us and we don't need to stairs. >> will you rebuild? >> yes. you'll stay put. >> yes, ma'am. >> down the street, this woman was huddled in a closet under her stairwell with her family and a friend who evacuated from sarasota thinking they'd be safe here. that's when she got a terrifying text from a neighbor. >> someone says, oh my god, i see it like you see it. and they said, yes, it's coming from publix and it's coming right for us. we definitely hear it coming through. and the shaking. and then we also felt the wind and when we felt the wind, you know, we we knew we were compromised. >> her home is badly damaged, but not destroyed do you consider moving or are you going to rebuild well, we will we will rebuild back in siesta key. >> charlie is leaning into his fa

one day in the driveway, where michael was outside and brent was on his porch just try and get to figure out how to get a carpenter be out of his porch, he was digging it out when he heard michael call, hair, colonel. hey, neighbor, he called back, still on his stomach. i'm trying to get this carpenter be. he hadn't talked to michael much at all since he had been home. he leaned against the porch railing, had his new puppy with him, michael had his dog scout. pardon me. a small furry 11-year-old. they talked about dogs and michael said i'm glad our governor is getting things reopened. this was during the pandemic. i'm frustrated at the national level. what do you mean, michael asked. that was when for the first time in all their conversations over the years brent decided to say something about donald trump. before his retirement from the army he never would have done such a thing. he had been taught that soldiers weren't supposed to voice public opinions about their commander-in-chief, unless something was going on that was illegal, unethical, or immoral. that was the standard. it wasn't

. >>> image this, you are in your driveway, minding your business and suddenly you are in the middlef a heavyweight battle. that is what happened to a guy in alaska. >> reporter: you can see the scratches right there. lots of evidence of this bull/moose fight happening on this property. plus, toughs of hair everywhere. >> first thing i heard was a loud cracking sound. it was the horns. it caught my attention. i turned around and i saw this bull moose coming towards me there is not that much space and time to cover it. it is best to exit the scene as quickly as you can. >> and exit the scene quickly is exactly what dale did. as these bull moose were fighting on saturday, feet away from him. first, he ran. then, he hid behind a vehicle. then, he ran inside his home. all actions in line with alaska department of fish and games advice. he says he saw this report. >> alaska department. >> that mentioned aggressive rues recommendations. >> the tips that put on the air last night were very helpful. you know, i am glad i followed some of them. >> the man that captured the entire bull moos fi