. >> the property is owned by tom and lynette heinrichs who live with their 23-year-old son ben, buddy's best pal. >> i would say buddy has pretty much been shadow. when ben leaves, buddy leaves. you could tell that buddy was ben's dog because he was right there with him and he listens to him real well. ben is definitely the master. >> the night of the fire, buddy is right beside ben who's working on his car in the shed when gasoline ignites. the blaze leaves ben with first and second-degree burns. >> one of my parts had fallen into the tank of gas and splashed up on my heater and ignited, catching me on fire. i ran outside in the snow. told buddy we need to go find help. >> buddy obeys and that's when he runs to the road and meets up with trooper shanigan. >> i am very proud for what my dog did leading the state trooper to our house. by doing so, he saved our house. >> but buddy isn't finished. he runs back out to the road again. >> i had a firefighter that had come to up to me during the whole episode and told me they had followed a german shepherd in from the same general location tha

he and his neighbor john wayne heinrich have watched the fire rage above their homes. >> friday night i see several structures burning. pretty sad. >> reporter: while clyde may not be a fire fighter, as a farmer he knows about irrigation. so in the pocket of this drought clyde has become a rain-maker on the outskirts of a massive inferno. >> here it comes. >> reporter: almost like it's raining. >> that's 50, 60 gallons a minute in there, the sprinkler. >> reporter: high winds can turn any condition dangerous at a moment's notice, even for fire fighters like the three that were killed on wednesday trying to escape what has been described as a hellstorm. it's devastated a close community still grieving. >> just losing the firemen, i've lost a fellow officer, a great friend of mine. you don't understand what we give to you when we come in. ♪ >> reporter: and this sunday morning as many search for comfort -- >> our hearts are also heavy today. >> reporter: -- an emotional sermon at the church where fire fighter richard wheeler once attended with his family. >> he was a hero to everyone he

senator heinrich. thank you veryh: chief, at the beginning, you apologize for bringing up fire far away. once again, most of us would say don't apologize, and keep bringing it up until we find a workable way forward on this, because it is sort of the elephant in the room here. we have got to fix that of all of this one where the other two be able to really scale these projects up -- one way or the other to be able to really scale these projects up. i want to ask you, if you go into little more detail about the kinds of projects you are doing and the partnerships. i know in a new mexico we have started to look at this and we have a couple different things going, one in the santa fe watershed, the santa fe waterfront, which uses contributions from water uses to match up with forest service funding, and treat the watershed above santa fe in addition, the rio grande the water fund is doing a similar partnership on a much larger geographic area. the rio grande's watershed south of colorado and new mexico. i

out with a new reality show featuring republican senator jeff flake and democratic senator martin heinrich living on a desert island together. they already filmed the show so now the senators are back in congress, but i think the experience of living on a a desert island is still with them. watch what i mean. >> how can we be assured here that the new protocols that are in place with these new recommendations being implemented will be followed? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you see what i'm saying? something's off. >> steve: something's off. something's a tiny bit off. >> jimmy: and this is cool. i read that pope francis' home country of argentina is building a new soccer stadium that will be named after him. yeah. and today the pope blessed the stadium, he said, "in the name of the father, the son and the holy ghooooooooooooost!" lplp very nice of him. >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: listen to this. a new survey found that 75% of women would rather date a man with love handles instead of a a six pack. ironically, the number one cause of those love handles is actually six packs. [ lau

i am rebecca heinrichs. i have the privilege of being an edge on fellow here at hudson. amid heightened tensions between the united states and china over high -- aggression in the south china sea, the prc carried out a 4, a strategic-1 many times travels the speed of sound. this isn't the only missile of concern. china has been expanding and improving its missile arsenal and its counter space capabilities. it has reengineered some of its ballistic missiles to carry warheads and developed a carrier killer. additionally, the commander of the u.s. naval command confirmed in april that china had deployed three ballistic missile submarines capable of striking the u.s. homeland. today, we have an exceptionally distinguished panel to talk about some of these challenges and possible u.s. responses. introduction brief . jean chang of the heritage foundation, mark schneider, the national institute for public policy, and brian clark at the center for strategic assessments. we were here from them after we speaker, and first we do have the privilege of hearing from trey who served as

senator heinrich: thank you, mr. chairman. one of the frustrations you are seeing with congress's we are reading it, we are digging into it, and when we question it we seem to get these answers that do not comport with the language. i want to go to the snapback provision. is there a term of the snapback provision in the agreement? >> the word snapback is not in the agreement, but let me make my point, mr. secretary. i have a lot of questions. i think it would be helpful if you didn't use that term much. i think it is in some ways deceitful because it is an illusion and i think that in many ways, the provision in the agreement -- the snapback is actually more focused on the united states than it is iran. and as you know, mr. secretary those of us who were involved, i was in the bush administration and getting countries to economically isolate iran, we used a lot of leverage. saying, hey, you are either going to be in their market or ours. and that was effective. but if there is some kind of snapback, that was -- that took years