. >> fire tore through greenville, california. >> small town of greenville. >> essentially been wipedre town is gone. >> it was just in august of 2021 that the dixie fire destroyed the town of greenville. but the media has long since moved on. four months after the disaster, though, not much has changed for the people who call this place home. jesus. never seen anything like this. you can still smell, like, ash and burn, but also smell the trees. there is like a pine smell. there is also maybe a chemical smell, maybe because of all the plastic. it makes my stomach hurt a little bit. never seen this stuff this close up before. >> yeah. it was heartbreaking, man. >> it's been four months. a lot of the stuff has just been sitting here. >> yeah. we're in the midst of it. we're in the midst of the fire. you can still -- it looks like a bomb still went off. >> man. >> i'm just devastated. we're all in this together, you know. this is our whole greenville tribe, even the nonnatives. >> my new tribal member danny manning and his family have called greenville home for generations. >> here, we

that the dixie fire destroyed the town of greenville, but the media has long since moved on.nths after the disaster, not much has changed for the people who call this place home. >> jesus. never seen anything like this. you can still smell like ash and burn, but also smell the trees. there's like a pine smell. there's also like maybe a chemical smell, because of all the plastic. you have makes my stomach hurt a little bit. never seen this stuff this close up before. >> yeah, it was heartbreaking, man. >> it's been four months, so a lot of this stuff has just been sitting here. >> yeah, we're in the midst of. it we're in the midst of the fire. you can see, it looks like a bomb still went off. >> man. >> i'm just zdevastated. we're all in this together. >> my new tribal member, danny manning and his family have called greenville home for generations. >> here, we don't have a reservation. we're part of the community. so the tribe is a big part of this town. >> long before it was ever called greenville, these were the sacred ancestral lands of the myanu people. >> we used to be l

this is what greenville looked like before the fire. ah, and this is what is left of it. now, i admit the moons of their old home, teresa and dawn are hoping to find some possession just looks like a bomb, went off in our town. they've lost almost everything that my dad told me. it's going to be somewhere like my dad just passed away and i had all his stuff in here. so i mean, it wasn't the most fabulous home, but it was home for us. you know, he just said, sir, isn't stuff is all hands are pretty tough. it's all that can be found of their former life here. the memory is that you have gone. now they are reliant on the kindness of others. part of a native american community, their tribe is housing them temporarily in a hotel room, this laundry basket and this laundry basket. and that laundry basket is pretty much all we made it out with. and our daughters, we got approved for another week or we no, we're good for until monday and we'll see what they say from there. but we, we were looking for a travel trailer to move in to and we want to put in the couple are getting only

this is what greenville looked like before the fire. ah, and this is what is left of it now. ah! amid the ruins of their old home, theresa and dawn are hoping to find some possessions. it's a sad, looks like a bomb went off in our town. they've lost almost everything that my dad told bab, it's going to be somewhere. do you like my dad just passed away and i had all his stuff in here. so i mean, it wasn't the most fabulous home, but it was home for us. you know, he does that series and stuff with all cans are pretty tough. it's all that can be found of their former life here. the memories that you have on them. now they are reliant on the kindness of others. part of a native american community, their tribe is housing them temporarily in a hotel room, this laundry basket and this laundry basket. and that laundry basket is pretty much all we made it out with our daughters. we got approved for another week and we know we're good for until monday and we'll see what they say from there. but we, we were looking for a travel trailer to move in to and we want to print it out in the area.

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i am 83 years old, born and raised in greenville, south carolina during segregation, but i am scared for america now. people talk about civil wars -- i have great grandkids that i want to see grow up, and i hope they have grandchildren and great-grandchildren that they want to see grow up. this is very, very scary. like the first man said, trump said he could shoot down the street and nothing would happen. and if you listen to trump's niece, she told us how trump was going to act. we always say god bless america, but i say have mercy on the america, because i am so scared for my children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren when people talk about having a civil war. thank you so much. have a good day. host: betty in illinois. larry in pennsylvania, independent. good morning. larry, are you with us? to francisco, california, republican. good morning. caller: how are you doing today? host: i am doing well, francisco. caller: people try to turn trump into the evil 1 -- she is not. he is a regular man who worked his way up and got to be president. get off this. they should go after bi

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senator joe mansion i said is n%t a greenville. it's not a >> lubitz, a red white and blue ball really is. it's the nation's largest investment in climate. it directs nearly 400 billion dollars in climate and energy programs with tax credits and incentives to cut emissions by 40% over the next 8 years. >> and it's going to mitigate the climate crisis is going to protect our families. >> the bill passed congress with no republican support, missouri congressman jason smyth called the bill a reckless spending spree. >> so lots of spending up front, lots of debt up front and then maybe savings 8 years from now. >> and with just 3 months until the november midterm elections in the coming weeks, president biden will be hitting the road, trying to explain to the american people exactly what's in this landmark piece of legislation reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news bay area, housing prices trending down. that's according to new studies. >> we'll have those hopefully get details.

after supporters of influential she leader, mac todd, r, sada, left baghdad, greenville, and after you shoot a deadline for them to withdraw, let's bring in mahmoud. then why had correspondent in the rocky capital mahmoud we've been hearing in the last few minutes from the rocky president by him, sally, was he had to say about the price. will he begin? his speech was expressing good regrets over the bloodshed that happened over the past 2 days. the president was speaking in a sad mood, but one of the most important points he highlighted is that he is calling obviously, on both the southern movement and the rival of the coordination of framework. that is the parliamentary block, backed by iran to to cling on to call and to come back to the negotiating table in order to find a solution. and to go forward with it too early elections and also form a government to probably a transitional government to run the coming transition stage. he also retreated that conducting early elections will probably get the people over the iraqi people out of this crisis that has been taken heavy call on the p

also coming up tonight deadly clashes walked back, dad's fortified greenville, supporters of iraq's powerful shiite cleric or ta ta l thought or had stormed the government palace after he says that he is quitting politics for good and a scrub attempt at lift off. nasa postponed the launch of its arguments one rocket after encountering engine props. ah, i'm bri. gov to our viewers watching p b s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome ukraine tonight saying that it has launched a major counter offensive to retake the southern region of hair sewn, which is currently occupied by russian forces. now this much awaited push comes after weeks of preparation. ukraine had been attacking russia's supply routes in an attempt to isolate forces. they are both sides say that the other has suffered heavy casualties. however, these claims cannot be independently verified. russia captured the city of here. so you may remember early in the war facing little if any ukrainian resistance were just in crop. he is a military analyst and a c o at sibling, which is a strategic advisory firm in

a year in odessa, the secretary general's big goal is to follow up on the so codes greenville as you know, the united nations and turkey broke out a deal some weeks ago. that enables the resumption of vital grain exports from ukrainian hordes and odessa is the biggest boards in ukraine really vital for the ukrainian or economy. so a very symbolic, a very important place and, and some me to, in some minutes. that will be a press briefing here in odessa and the secretary general read probably talk about his impressions himself. not getting that grain deal in place. was quite a diplomatic breakthrough. is that grain deal working as planned so far? it's working around 30 ships have been able to leave ukrainian ports in the past weeks carrying tens of thousands of grain around the worlds. the importance for ukraine of this deal really can't be overestimated. a lot of people really appreciate that this deal has given a, given them back some sort of optimism. so it's really one of the big success stories are far good. cheddar's l, that green shipments have resumed, of course, is a big step

when i think he sees his current greenville, which turkey held the broker along with the united nations between ukraine and russia as a vehicle that could ultimately take these tooth, warring policies to negotiation table. now basically turkey very and boy, by the fight, that's already 25. ships have passed. thank so this ukraine deal to the market, counting around half a 1000000 tons of grain. now that he's seen by turkey, the evidence that these 2 warring parties can at these work together on this feel. now, one sees for 1st it will be to build on the success of this deal, solely building some kind of trust between the 2 side, which will be ultimately key in any negotiation. now when i think is focusing at least on resolving the current crisis over the nuclear power station, possibly some field can be broke. with that, this will be further momentum that ultimately could bring the sides negotiating table along the talks of prisoner swaps, which one is also believed to discuss during his meeting with the russian president vladimir putin who has met twice in the last month. and this is a

and inflicting heavy casualties, also coming up to not deadly clashes, rock, baghdad, fortified greenville supporters of iraq's powerful shiite cleric. we'll touch it all. thunder! stormed the government palace after he said that he is quitting politics for good and a scrub. the attempt at lift off nasa postponed the launch of its arguments one rocket after encountering engine problems and the end of an era at the usaa tentative superstar serena williams is about to play the final tournament of her remarkable career. ah, i'm bring gov. it's good to have you with us on this monday to night, ukraine says that it has launched a major counter offensive to retake the southern region of the country around the city of her song, which is currently occupied by russian forces of this much awaited push comes after weeks of anticipation and preparation, ukraine had been attacking russia's supply routes in an attempt to isolate forces. they are both sides say that the other has suffered heavy casualties. however, these claims to not be independently verified. russia captured harrison early in the war,

also been deployed to protect the demonstrators that are here in the parliament building around greenville area. and there is certainly concern that things could actually very quickly. but for the time being, everybody here is still very much people there. can you either sit in which is now entering 2nd full day heard from leader or other earlier on sunday evening, we put out a tweet saying that all iraq should join is still revolution. the also the fact that all the people of iraq, various tribes problems are possible lives, asian prime, should help protesters and doing that. we've also been hearing from the other side, members of the polish framework that is made up of rather data iran. they have said that they put out a. busy guideline for their demonstrations that they are at 14 gmc today outside of the. busy zone, so they're, and they said they don't want any of those demonstrators to enter the green zone. they said they want all your options to join these demonstrations that are not exclusive to only people who support those parties in parliament. they also said that this, what is ha

host: let's go to herb calling from greenville, south carolina on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning, you do a good job and you make it look easy. the mainstream media leaves out huge gaps of information. we've got people who do real journalism and they travel to places and they see people on the ground. the reason the u.s. military was in afghanistan was to guard the opium cloud. for big pharma. now, you got homeless veterans who have been traumatized from the orders that they had to follow when they were in afghanistan and iraq. how can you say america is great if you got homeless veterans who have psychological trauma and they leave their families because they can't cope with the situation? no, war is a racket. thank you. host: let's go to jim who was calling from rockville, maryland, on the democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning. i guess i am going to have to double-dip because i am both a veteran and a democrat. this particular withdrawal left a lot of feelings. i did four tors in the south, the east, and the north. i think it was di

marie said today marks a year now since the dixie fire destroyed the town of greenville in plumas county. >> the dixie fire burned across 5 different counties in the sierra foothills. the fire was driven by bone, dry vegetation and 40 mile an hour gusts. >> well, that rage to the sierra nevada town more than 1000 structures were destroyed, including 547 homes. 69 structures were damaged. >> coming up tonight at 8, 8, months after her disappearance. alexis, gabe's family is sharing new details on what may have happened to the 24 year-old woman was a race to save laguna honda hospital in san francisco as hundreds of patients hang in the balance. but first, a beloved jazz club closing its stores. the response from patrons in san francisco. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino

you're at speed before you get to greenville into the westbound 580 direction. the south bay still moving smoothly. we see traffic will be coming in out of san martin and morgan hill. from time to time over the last seven or eight minutes, i've seen it turn to yellow, just below the speed limit. a little fog may be registering in the south county, not enough to affect the drive. we even keep tracking it. >>> next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> they were left up in the air with uncomfortable recliners that cost ten grand. we couldn't just sit back and watch. i'm consumer >>> amid inflation furniture is seeing sky-high prices like never before. what happens when your new furniture starts falling apart. >> chris chmura with our consumer team stepped in to help. >> good morning. cesar in san jose paid lay-z-boy $10,860 for a sofa, love seat and recliner for his elderly parent. within a month, he complained because his parents said the fabric was wearing away pretty quickly and the cushions weren't firm enough. the company submitted a work order. ce

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host: let's go to linda calling from greenville, south carolina. good morning.ler: good morning. how are you today? host: i am doing great. go ahead. caller: college has been extremely beneficial to me. my mother put me through school. she said, if you do not get married and we know you are not getting pregnant, i will send you as far as you want to go and you will not owe a penny. my father, due to layoffs, had a far lesser job than he had in my mother put me through college as a beautician. i have a masters plus 30. i went to school for elementary education and i have a masters and here beyond in speech therapy. i have used my education to raise my children. i have been a widow since my oldest was five and my twins were three. i have put all of my boys through college. they have not owed money coming out. had i not had the education i could not have had the job and have carried that out for them. i do not agree with this payout we are talking about. i don't know. i think there is difference in the structuring that it will go to some and not others. i think the

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it is happening in columbia and florence and greenville. places that 25 years ago, it would not have happened. i am hopeful for the future. while i read, i hope -- it -- breathe, i hope. >> the writer, and her talk, talk about the bounds of the stores and what i am feeling for -- from you all is that we are in need of a balance of stories and, locating factors that tell many facets and versions of the truth. >> south carolina history is nuanced. >> please join me in thanking our panelists. [applause] >>

it is not a greenville. it's not a >> lubitz, a red, white and blue really is. it's the nation's largest investment in climate. it directs nearly 400 billion dollars in climate and energy programs with tax credits and incentives to cut emissions by 40%. >> over the next 8 years and it's going to mitigate the climate crisis is going to protect families. >> the bill passed congress with no republican support, missouri congressman jason smyth called the bill a reckless spending spree. so lots of spending up front, lots of debt up front. >> and then maybe savings 8 years from now. >> with less than 3 months until the november midterm elections, president biden plans to hit the road in the coming weeks to explain what's in the landmark piece of legislation reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> coming up later in our show, we get this week with oakland, mayor libby shaft. we'll ask her about new funds for low-income students and how soon they'll get here. stay tuned for that. high rent prices putting the american dream out of reach for some california

senator joe mansion i said is not a greenville.s not a >> lubitz, a red, white and blue really is. it's the nation's largest investment in climate. it directs nearly 400 billion dollars in climate and energy programs with tax credits and incentives to cut emissions by 40% over the next 8 years. >> and it's going to mitigate the climate crisis is going to protect families. >> the bill passed congress with no republican support, missouri congressman jason smyth called the bill a reckless spending spree. >> so lots of spending up front, lots of debt up front and then maybe savings 8 years from now. >> and with just 3 months until the midterm elections, president biden will be headed, hitting the road in the coming weeks, trying to sell this to the american people and to explain to them what exactly is in this landmark piece of legislation reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. ok, thank you very much for a shot. >> it's 5.22. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a local starbucks is trying to unionize will ♪♪ my nam

i see it in places like madisonville and greenville and dumas. anything else. and as you probably know, it was texas women who won protection for this right back in 1973. jane roe, sarah whittington, linda coffey. those three women prevailed upon an all-male united states supreme court to win roe v. wade. i know it's going to be texas women again in 2022 who win protection for this right back. we have our own referendum in texas. it's the governor's race. >> your book is called "we've got to try." you're highlighting a fight for voting rights across generations in texas. where do you rank access to voting in terms of problems facing america right now? we are seeing not only legislatively but at the -- you know, at the ballot box, we see election deniers running in some states in order to actually run the elections in those states or communities. >> this is our moment of truth. you know, 246 years in this experiment that defies the rule of human history is totally exceptional, might as lincoln warned us, perish from this earth. the last great hope

it is happening in columbia and florence and greenville. places that 25 years ago, it would not have happened. i am hopeful for the future. while i read, i hope -- it -- breathe, i hope. >> the writer, and her talk, talk about the bounds of the stores and what i am feeling for -- from you all is that we are in need of a balance of stories and, locating factors that tell many facets and versions of the truth. >> south carolina history is nuanced. >> please join me in thanking our panelists. [applause] >> here we learn about people being dragged along and don't really want to get all the way there and everyone has their own individual narrative in their own space telling -- tell it. as we mentioned earlier, our surveys reflect that things don't -- people don't like how the surveys are being handled. our next panelists are people who have to address that and find a new way to do it. they took in leadership to move things along. i am interested to hear about the next panel. we have people from different levels of state government. we have senat

harris county and dallas county and places that you might not have heard of like madisonville and greenville going to every part of the state to make sure no one is taking for granted and written off. and if i listen as much as i speak and when i do that i hear that economic concerns in a state where the minimum wage is still $7.25 an hour, the ability to see a doctor in a state that is the least insured in the nation, our failing schools because we have a governor that is attacking schoolteachers in the state of texas. all of these issues rise to the front. and our agenda of raising the min minimum wage to $15 an hour, expanding medicaid, supporting our school teachers and our counselors and librarians making sure they don't have to work on two or three jobs, just connecting with that kid in that classroom, that's res on ating across the state. it is showing up in polling, showing us not only outperforming greg abbott against hispanic voters but outperforming how any democrat has done in recent history. we're not going to take that for granted and we'll show up and connect with the people w

senator joe mansion i said is not a greenville. it's not a. >> lou.investment in climate. it directs nearly 400 billion dollars in climate and energy programs with tax credits and incentives to cut emissions by 40% over the next 8 years. >> and it's going to mitigate the climate crisis is going to protect our families. >> the bill passed congress with no republican support. >> missouri congressman jason smyth called the bill a reckless spending spree. >> so lots of spending up front, lots of debt up front and then maybe savings 8 years from now. >> and we're about 3 months until the november midterm elections in the coming weeks, president biden will be traveling the country trying to explain to the american people. what exactly is in this landmark piece of legislation, james darya. all right, richard, thank you very much. time now 6.22, and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. a local starbucks is trying unionize. we'll talk to over a stolen plane fly. >> 6.24 is the time employees at a starbucks store in san francisco's castro voted to unionize th

senator joe mansion i said is not a greenville. it's not a. >> a red, white and blue really is.ograms with tax credits and incentives to cut emissions by 40% over the next 8 years. >> and it's going to mitigate the climate crisis is going to protect families. >> the bill passed congress with no republican support, missouri congressman jason smyth called the bill a reckless spending spree. so lots of spending up front, lots of debt up front. >> and then maybe savings 8 years from now. >> with less than 3 months until the november midterm elections, president biden plans to hit the road in the coming weeks to explain what's in the landmark piece of legislation reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> 9.52 the time. we'll be right back. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be

senator joe mansion i said is not a greenville. nation's largest investment in climate. it directs nearly 400 billion dollars in climate and energy programs with tax credits and incentives to cut emissions by 40% over the next 8 years. >> and it's going to mitigate the climate crisis is going to protect our families. >> the bill passed congress with no republican support, missouri congressman jason smyth called the bill a reckless spending spree. so lots of spending up front, lots of debt up front. >> and then maybe savings 8 years from now. >> with less than 3 months until the november midterm elections, president biden plans to hit the road in the coming weeks to explain what's in the landmark piece of legislation reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> 22 is the time. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a local starbucks is trying to unionize. we'll tell you why. one says they want to. >> and we're back in a 25 employees at a starbucks store in san francisco's castro district have voted to unionize the natio

, everytime i shooting happens , there's a shooting today at a middle school in south carolina, greenville south carolina. 12-year-old came to school with a gun and killed at 12-year-old. about whether or not we have guns in the united states. that is not about whether you support gun control or you oppose gun control or whether you support registering guns or not. that is about 12-year-old getting a gun in their own hand so that's about is the gun properly secured ? i raise two wonderful kids. 20 years in the fbi, carried all kinds offirearms. long guns, rifles, handguns . i secured my gun. a third of the guns in the united states are not secured . that's not about whether or not the second amendment supports, whether or not you should support the second amendment. the gun aspect of it which is a chapter in the book and i was hesitant to write that because i didn't want people to think it was all about guns but i did a gun chapter in their fas i think you need to understand the culture of guns in the united states. understand the history of why we have guns. it's easy for people, the podc

at a middle school in south carolina greenville, south carolina a 12 year old came to school with a gun killed 12 year old. that is not about whether or not we have guns in the united states. that is not about whether you support gun control or you oppose gun control or whether you support licensing or registering guns or not. that is about a 12 year old getting a gun in their own hands. so that's about is the gun properly secured. i i raised two wonderful kids. 20 years in the fbi carried all kinds of firearms long guns rifles handguns i secured my guns a third of the guns. the the united states are not secured. that's that's not about whether or not the second amendment supports, you know, whether or not you should support the second amendment. that's about guns is just about the gun aspect of it, which is the chapter in the book on and i was hesitant to write that because i didn't want people to think it was all about guns, but i did put a gun chapter in there because i think you need to understand the culture of guns in the united states. you need to understand the history of why we

there is a problem at westbound 5 80 at greenville road of vehicle that hit the center divide, so thate that slowing there, but rest of the east bay looks pretty good along with down to the south bay. no problems here to tell you about. here's a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza with traffic. is moving without any problems. five oh, one. let's go back to the desk. alright, we'll begin with our breaking news out of berkeley this morning, police cleared out the homeless at people's park overnight as cal tries to begin its long planned housing construction ktvu is amanda quintana live at people's park, and there is already a police presence as well. amanda yeah, that's right. they're actually a lot of people here. still you can see that it's barricaded off. police you see, police have put up this barricade, and then you could see that there are police there in riot gear. they just walked up to this fence right now. it looks like they are preparing to go inside because we can see that there are still some protesters inside there. we've heard them chanting a bit chanting. this is peo

i went 81 cool friday lows where north kenwyne 46 west petaluma 46 sonoma 48, glen ellyn 48 greenville. woodside has also dipped to 48. the buoy temps water temps came down. jacob a 54 san francisco boy, 59 58 for two of the monterrey buoys. and when san francisco bowie goes from 63 down to 59 look at the what temps in san francisco. there's only 1 60. the rest are all in the fifties. oh, that furnaces probably on if you live in the city that's cold. just that's a city joke. the northwest breeze along the coast is what generated the cooler temps and those cooler ocean temps are still warm, but they're not as warm as they were a couple of days ago. 50 santa rosa 50 petaluma 55 napa airport upper fifties here more fifties, though, but a couple of 60 starting to pop up, but we are running 125 degrees cooler. except for us fo and yesterday was santa rosa leading the way at minus five and petaluma minus four. so if it feels a little cooler to you, it is especially to the north, the highest trying to build north and east and west gives me north and west. but because it's a little cool. i wen

brian, greenville, north carolina, republican. good morning. caller: good morning.'m a republican. i've been a republican all my life. i voted in -- free democrats -- for democrats, against my party at times. i vote with my heart. i vote for who i feel will do the best job, and i don't think people realize how good of a job trump did when he was in office. he took on so many things all over the world affecting us, including our borders, including our economy, ok, and china came along and gave us the coronavirus and put everything back, ok, but the democrats use this to blaine trump for it, ok? and they seem to forget that, i remember, when trump left office, my gas cost me $1.8 a gallon. how much is it now for america? on average, four dollars a year. i hear it is a little down from five dollars, ok? now the borders are open and carmella is not doing anything. it is supposed to be her job. as far as bringing in diseases and parasites and people who are not checked and just walk across and they are shipped off to new york or wherever, bussing them, flying them, causi

host: let's go to herb, calling from greenville, south carolina on the independent line.ood morning. caller: good morning. you do a great job, and you make it look easy. look, the mainstream media leaves out huge gaps of information. fortunately, there are people who do real journalism, and they travel to places and see the people on the ground. the reason the u.s. military was in afghanistan was to guard the opium crop, so the big pharma. now you have homeless veterans, who have been traumatized from the orders they had to follow when they were in afghanistan and also iraq. how can you say america -- and you have homeless veterans who have psychological trauma. they leave their families, because they cannot cope with the situation. no, no, no. host: let's go to jim, calling from rockville, maryland on the democrat line. good morning. caller: yes, good morning kid i guess i will have to double dip, but because i am both a veteran and a democrat. and this particular withdrawal left a lot of ill feelings. i did four tours in the country in the southeast and in the north, an

i am 83 years old, born and raised in greenville, south carolina during segregation, but i am scaredmerica now. people talk about civil wars -- i have great grandkids that i want to see grow up, and i hope they have grandchildren and great-grandchildren that they want to see grow up. this is very, very scary. like the first man said, trump said he could shoot down the street and nothing would happen. and if you listen to trump's niece, she told us how trump was going to act. we always say god bless america, but i say have mercy on the america, because i am so scared for my children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren when people talk about having a civil war. thank you so much. have a good day. host: betty in illinois. larry in pennsylvania, independent. good morning. larry, are you with us? to francisco, california, republican. good morning. caller: how are you doing today? host: i am doing well, francisco. caller: people try to turn trump into the evil 1 -- she is not. he is a regular man who worked his way up and got to be president. get off this. they should go after biden wi