jeannie and ralph actually met when he was recovering from his wounds.hey were married two years to the day after the battle that we are recognizing him for his bravery. you all can sit down, i think. it just dawned on me, i understand why you are standing, but -- jeannie, it is wonderful to welcome you. i mean that from the bottom of my heart. -- from the bottom of my heart. jill and i know firsthand, it is not just the person who serves, military families make enormous sacrifice. let me thank you. i told you that expression earlier, they also serve, only standing and waiting, and you waited a long time under many, many circumstances. and that goes to the entire family. marty and her husband anthony, thomas, and partner chip, and i know the other daughter that jeannie is not with us anymore, just like i wish my son bo were able to be here with us, he is not here either. she is here in spirit and i know she is always in your heart. colonel, she never leaves. i also want to recognize sergeant major simpson who fought alongside the colonel in korea. where

man: we couldn't find anything that was suitable for jeannie. [ laughter ] jeannie: i just didn't wanthome where you can't even move. a little freedom. and lower gas and... lemonis: well, nice meeting you guys. jeannie: nice meeting you. lemonis: thank you. for $77,000, you can get a perfectly crafted, well-made rv that is engineered to be pretty close to perfect. for people to be comfortable paying a premium for custom work, they're gonna expect it to be even better than a typical prefab. so, this is the schematic to build? marianne: yes. lemonis: because i'm just trying to understand how 50 a month want to do it and only 2 end up doing it. so, you take an empty shell, put the insulation in, put the electric in, put the plumbing in, put in your standard features. why is it taking you two weeks to do that? marianne: we do everything from scratch, so we're cutting all of the sheets, to sanding, to laminating, to putting it in. breanne: and we're doing custom work, 100%. lemonis: what's a typical conversion cost the consumer? lacey: we can do a standard conversion for $32,000. lemonis: o

jeannie's new ceo patty poppy, she took the helm back in january.ws she has a lot of work ahead of her reporter any. lambert spoke with her one on one about how the company is working to prevent more devastating wildfires. hi. i'm patty. nice to meet you. my name is elijah. hello, elijah as the new ceo of pg and e patty poppy steps into the job, she knows her success may very well depend on what these crews are doing right now. this'll speed. jeannie contractor is taking out gray pines near power lines in the town of el dorado, an area zoned as extreme risk for fire danger. do you think so far is you're watching the operation out here. i love the commitment to safety and teamwork that i'm seeing people are understandably apprehensive in towns like this. pg and e equipment has started around 2000 fires and the last five years ah, few causing catastrophic loss of life and property. do you feel like you understand the depth of the anger in this region against this company? i'm learning. i'm learning. i'm getting doses. you know of it, um i can understa

jeannie nguyen looks at why they believe violence could increase as a result of the pandemic a day after samuel cassidy shot and killed 9 of his colleagues at the valley n ansportation authority san jose. >> management spoke asking people to reach out to the employees who survived reach out to them and train make. >> coming back to work as easy for them as possible. and i s e all that effort being made for the victims families. and and very thankful that that's a curry. according to reports cassidy hated his job long before wednesday's shooting. >> and for years told his ex-wife about plans to kill his coworkers. but at the moment, the santa clara county sheriff's office has yet to release a motive. and as the community continues to mourn sacramento therapist. isaac smith says the stress and isolation from the pandemic could have fueled cassidy's plan. the type of stress can can be the straw that breaks the camel's back, if you will. if you lack a lot of. coping skills and tools therapists kyra. christian agrees. in my mind. yes, there's a correlation because now it's going to be more th

jeannie wolf is a hollywood journalist and has been giving me her reaction to the news.veral months and she's not someone you ever think of that way. she was full of pep, full of ideas, full of humour and made such an impression on the screen, so i — it was very sad for me to hear that. how do you think she'll be remembered as an actress? you know, she didn't like to be asked how she'll be remembered! but we know how she'll be remembered — as tough and ardent, passionate about her work. a great actress and a gentle, motherly and sensible woman. she came into her kind of, you know, hollywood movie fame, if you like, a little bit later in her career, didn't she? how did that impact her as a person and, indeed, her career? oh, she says that it was much better! she loved acting in plays, she loved the theatre. but movies, she said, made her finally be able to pay off her credit cards and have things that she wanted. she said "i sent my kids to college on credit cards. i never knew what it was like to have money that you did not have to worry over." i also think that she love

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jeannie nguyen has more on the deadly blaze. >> it was a tragedy to hit the small community that didn't air things like this don't happen. death. >> just looking at what's left of this house in donaire has people like henry alvarado feeling a sense of sadness. he's lived in this neighborhood for quite some time. >> i've got a lot of sorrow pain. put that before the mother. >> though, hearing according to the stanislaw county sheriff's office, deputies and firefighters got to this house around one 45 this morning after someone called 911. wants fire was able to extinguish those flames. >> we >> we have 3 people that were unaccounted for sergeant luke shorts with the sheriff's office says unfortunately the 3 people that were still inside did not survive an adult male and 2 children to juvenile male children the sheriff's office is not yet releasing the names of the people killed in the fire, the tech community and an air tells fox 40 it was a father and his 3, 8 year-old sons. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. but sergeant short says at this moment they are not investiga

area as you told us, and that transmission tower that we saw in the video kind of sparked up dippy jeannie have to cut power and, you know, is power still cut to that area, you know, i'm not sure if power is at these homes right now, but i will tell you that it was described to us that when you had a really hot fire, and it came close and contact to those high tension, power lines, it actually caused a static charge, which caused those kinds of bursts and flames that you saw now it doesn't appear that any of the power lines are in disrepair or anything, even though i'm sure they were heated up by all those flames, but p. jeannie crews have been basically cruising the neighborhood for the last couple of hours, checking everything out. we'll try to find out if the power is going to be turned back on tonight. alright brooks jarocz out there on the scene in martinez forest today after those explosions and that fire brooks jarocz date, the gusty winds push some of the smoke from the fire threat. contra costa county. these are pictures live pictures from jack london square in oakland, where you

jeannie after cal fire determined the utilities power lines. spark that blaze. of windsor and the cities of healdsburg, cloverdale and santa rosa settled with pg and e for $31 million firefighters in sonoma county. we're busy today responding to three vegetation fires that fires broke out on mark west springs road highway, 12 and nauseam lane but have since been contained. this is video of a small vegetation fire on mark west springs road. and said it's near santa rosa. the fire burned four acres and did not damage any structures. no injuries were reported at any of the fires and no word yet on the cause of the fires in alameda county, firefighters quickly contained a 20 acre vegetation fire alongside interstate 5 80, east of livermore earlier today. the fire started about 2 30 this afternoon beside the center divide in the altamont pass east of carol road and the north, flynn wrote, offering alameda county and livermore pleasant didn't fire department crews joined cal fire and had the fire out in less than an hour. no one was injured. the cause of the fire is b

p jeannie announced today it is selling its headquarters in downtown san francisco for $800 million. the company says it sold us buildings on both market and beale street's toe. hinds atlas, a global real estate investment firm based in delaware. the sale clears the way for p. jeannie to move its new headquarters into its new headquarters on lakeside drive in oakland early next year. pg and e says it plans to pass along roughly $400 million in savings to customers. officials with the oakland a's. is now have plans to visit to cities for possible move out of the bay area. team leaders are visiting las vegas this week and have plans to visit portland, oregon next month. the a's want to build a multibillion dollar stadium at howard terminal along jacklin and square. but until the city council approves that plan, team officials say they will be exploring other cities. council members are expected to review the stadium proposal in july. coming up later tonight in sports ace president dave cavil tweets out a video tonight that has him in trouble with some a's fans. then after the break sav

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jeannie nguyen has more on the service. >> cbs wants to make it easy for everyone.gible for the vaccine based on availability of vaccinations. we are allowing them to come in and get their vaccine on the spot cbs launch there in the moment, scheduling tool that allows people who want to get vaccinated to be able to set an appointment for the same date based on vaccine availability at any point when they do come and they can inquire about availability and it will be somebody in the store to a system to either leverage, their own mobile device to go on the schedule or or we can do the same for them on our own devices in stuart. as a public health order begins to loosen people resume back to their normal lives of going to work or school. >> cbs wanted to be able to make the process easy for people getting their vaccine when it's most convenient for them. >> with the opening of the tier levels and age groups. some of them might be in school or might be going to work and their hours might be a little different. might gain a lunch break and they want to pop in and see if

. >> that was jeannie nguyen reporting for us this morning. we'll be right back. we are back.up on the half hour mark here. this friday, someone in the state who is vaccinated could win $50,000. it's all part of the states vaxed for the win incentive program that lot of system will select 30 people who are at least partially vaccinated to receive a $50,000 prize on friday, june, 4th and june 11th and 2 million vaccinated. california's will receive a $50 gift card. the big prize, of course, is for 10 lucky people who are at least partially vaccinated. they will win if they're lucky enough. one 0.5 million dollars. how about that? that drawing for that is on june 15th, which is also the day that california will relax most of its covid restrictions. that's going to be a really nice day for 10 lucky people. we'll take a break or for 27. we'll be break or for 27. we'll be right back. after my car accident, break or for 27. we'll be right back. i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barn

for peregrine falcon chicks that hatch last month on top of the p jeannie headquarters in san franciscoare now preparing to leave their nest. the director of the uc santa cruz predatory bird research group, check the health and weights of the birds and determine their genders and applied special identification bands to the birds. once those birds leave the nest, bird watchers will be able to see the birds band numbers and share their locations on social media. now the birds just need some names. so if you'd like to submit potential names for the two female and two male birds, you can post your submission on twitter or instagram with the hashtag p. jimmy falcons. the deadline is this friday. coming up the warriors take on the pelicans in a crucial battle for a playoff spot. sports. welcome to jack in the box. hey, jack, i heard your chicken- who told you that? it was jimmy wasn't it? no, i heard your chicken comes with classic and spicy in the same box, so i don't have to choose. ah yes. best of both worlds. my 50/50 popcorn chicken. only at jack in the box. ♪ refuse to choose and get my

i think the other has acknowledged start in sacramento jeannie nguyen. fox 40 news. let's get another check of weather this morning but the back of strom has been tracking the weather for the next few days. >> the start of a sunny and pretty warm week, right, rebecca. definitely hot in some spots. that's for sure. >> and it's going to be windy throughout most of the bay area today and into tomorrow outside. right now, though, conditions are a pretty nice. we're seeing mostly clear skies. no matter where you're waking up with us. us looking pretty good right now with a mostly clear conditions here and not tracking any delays for inbound flights. but i am tracking a red flag warning that has been extended until tomorrow night by the national weather service because we're going to see those hot temperatures low humidity. and of course the winds are going to be a returning once again today, especially into the afternoon and to the evening hours. so your east bay, valleys and east bay hills in north bay. mountains are all under this red flag warning and that's in effect a

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it was probably the, the 1st part of the al jeannie. in fact, those prices have searched more than 20 percent in the last year. among the 37 nations that make up the organization for economic cooperation and development or cd new zealand has the most affordable housing markets. the new zealand government has taken steps to cool the market, but there are limits to how far it will go. because a strong boy and property sector is good for the economy and in the middle of a global pandemic. when so many other industries like tourism a struggling, the government will take what it can get. it's a similar situation in australia's major cities where prices have defied economists . predictions of a 20 percent drop to increase by 10 percent in the past year. fueled by cheap money and government subsidies, we've got investors who were saying that housing is going to be a much better investment for them than money in the bank. and we're saying 1st time buzz and is always encouragement from the government for the 1st time. but to get into market in n

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, they say about the possibility of more violence as people return to their workplace us reporter jeannieoks at why they believe violence could increase as a result of the pandemic. >> a day after samuel cassidy shot and killed 9 of his colleagues at the valley transportation authority in san jose management spoke asking people to reach out to the employees who survived reach out to them and train make. >> coming back to work as easy for them as possible. and i see all that effort being made for the victims families. and and very thankful that that's occurring according to reports cassidy hated his job long before wednesday's shooting. >> and for years told his ex-wife about plans to kill his coworkers. but at the moment, the santa clara county sheriff's office has yet to release a motive. and as the community continues to mourn sacramento therapist. isaac smith says the stress and isolation from the pandemic could have fueled cassidy's plan. the type of stress can can be the straw that breaks the camel's back, if you will. if you lack a lot of. coping skills and tools therapists kyra. ch

. >> that was jeannie when reporting for us tonight. >> take a look at these beautiful pieces of jewelryan you believe that they are made out of that's right after the break. we'll show you the artist and how he was able to make this all possible. >> well, all the cicadas are now hatching an artists are using their shells and dead wings to make items like jewelry and even display cases that people are buying. >> know what you're getting for your next birthday these are it is creation is appealed to a specific kind of crowd. of course, once every 17 year. appeal of the cicadas has actually caused a bump in business. they say they're stocking up on cicada's while they're still around hoping to make even more art allen henry has the i'm so excited. i'm looking forward to it all year. consulate is no stranger to using dead creatures to make art these a coyote teams. i have picked up the coyote off the side of the road. brought home. clean it up. >> require lawless works his you just need them to be dry ice. so that's why really like the cicadas. >> i really with any does things that i can fi

. >> reporter: jeannie described her first few years in the corporate world as easy.egan to change. she often found but the only woman in a rule -- room full of white men. >> i didn't belong. they had a camaraderie, and understanding, a business and cultural comfort that somehow, i had to learn the ropes. >> reporter: dave is a venture capitalist, cartoonist and writer who is publishing a book offering career advice. >> every feelings. i think it is harder if you are a person of color or a woman. inherently, the majority has a lot more say in terms of the culture of the company. >> reporter: a study of data found this. asian men and white men in the bay area are represented fairly equally in white-collar jobs. yet, white men make up 40% of all executives in the bay area, compared to 18% for asian men. asian american women slightly outnumber white women in the ranks of the bay area. yet, white women make up 18.5% of all white-collar executives in the bay area compared to 7% for asian women. >> so dynamics for asian promotions reach the companies are consistently that a

jeannie nguyen has the details. >> it's no secret the cannabis industry in sacramento is growing and the city auditor or hit to get a wants to make sure the city is on top of it. this particular piece. >> really are education policy, making and outreach efforts in this newly released audit report on the city's office of cannabis management. >> the auditor's office found 2 problems within the department policymaking process and ensure new policies are effective at addressing the dana find issues on top of get us as the office of cannabis management has only used less than one percent of the $750,000 allotted to them for community outreach, get off the ground. a more robust program to target those that are at risk and better educate. are at lessons and you will the cannabis manager agreed to most of the auditor's findings. divina smith says her department does not agree with the recommendation of having a formalized approach when it comes to policymaking. and fortunately with of the size of our staff that we have we have. >> 2 people devoting about, you know, 20% of their time to polic

somehow, steve and jeannie managed to capture the essence of a lot of these issues, including in brownsvillenting them in other towns too. host: you traveled to those communities, as your husband was piloting the plane. we have a photograph of the two of you as you were either about to embark or disembark on one of your journeys. loretta is on the phone from saint augustine, texas. good morning. caller: good morning. i have two comments. i don't know how you define a small town. i grew up in a town of 900 and now i live in a town of 2000. people say it was a small town of 20,000 where everybody knew everybody. even though i lived 25 years in my town of 900, i never knew anybody. in the town of 2000, i still don't know everybody. i would just like to say that i moved from a small town and came to one -- from a small town in the north and came to one in the south. i loved both of them but moving is like having to be accepted into a foster family. it takes so long to get to know people and feel like you fit in. small towns are close-knit communities. it is hard to adjust. i see people like joe

i'm not p jeannie. i'm not the city and i'm i'm just me right now.d i'm gonna do everything i can for the rest of my life to pay back what i can, and i'm incredibly sorry for what happened and i'll live my life with this. yeah. ellman is plea deal also called for him to serve 12 years in prison. but the judge agreed to allow a man to serve 1.5 years in home detention with an ankle monitor based on good behavior and time already served. now, families and lawyers will have a couple of months to put forth any other paperwork or request for restitution. then she will make a final ruling in late july. brooks we've reported in the past that menace families not really financially well off make this demand so high? this money about so high? well, some of that cost is for lawyers more than $5 million of civil attorneys, so the judge was a little bit talking with both sides today saying, hey, i don't know how much the defendant is actually allowed legally to pay of this. but secondly, there's more than $4 million. is that the families are requesting, and in ta

i'm not p jeannie. i'm not the city and i'm i'm just me right now. and i'm gonna do everything i can for the rest of my life to pay back what i can, and i'm incredibly sorry for what happened and i'll live my life with judge ordered could order rather i'll manage to pay at least $10 million prosecutors originally requested more than $11 million for the victimsfamilies and legal fees element is lawyers say restitution should not exceed 1.5 mil. this follows an male is guilty plea and sentencing to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the three dozen people who died during a party and fire at the warehouse back in december. 2016 the judge will make an official ruling on the total restitution amount in late july. the white house is going to restrict travel from india to the united ue to the surgeon coronavirus cases. they're the move coming on the advice of the cdc. the travel ban takes effect tuesday. may 4th it does not apply to us citizens returning home from india or humanitarian workers. yesterday the state department issued a travel advisory

i'm not p jeannie. i'm not the city and i'm i'm just me right now. i'm gonna do everything i can for the rest of my life to pay back what i can, and i'm incredibly sorry for what happened and i'll live my life with this. the judge could order al minute to pay at least $10 million. prosecutors originally requested more than $11 million for the victimsfamilies and legal fees, and then his lawyers. those restitution shouldn't exceed 1.5 million. i'll many pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the three dozen people who died during a party and fire at the warehouse back in december. 2016. the judge will make it official ruling on the restitution amount in july. the family of oscar grant is reportedly planning to launch a recall drive next week against alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley, the chronicle reports. this comes after grant's mother sat down with o'malley yesterday. in january, the d announced her decision not to file any new charges in the deadly shooting of oscar grant at the fruitvale bart station in 2009. th

announced today that 62 restaurants in allah, beta and san francisco counties will each receive $3500 be jeannie donated $500,000 to the program, making it possible for grants to be give. in the 109 restaurants in six different counties. a portion of the funds will go to individual restaurant workers facing hardships. i knew a six tonight more bay area high schools are announcing in person graduation ceremonies, napa high school and vintage. i will hold their ceremonies at separate times at their shared stadium on june 16th american canyon high will hold theirs on the school campus on june 15th three other schools, including napa valley. dependent studies, new technology high and valley oak will have graduations at the stadium on june 14th. now to our weather, the national weather service canceled the red flag warning this afternoon that was supposed to last through six o'clock tonight. this is a live look at mount diablo and contra costa county, not a cloud in sight. there were a number of vegetation fires over the last few days, though, because of the hot, dry and windy conditions. our meteoro

jeannie was able to cap that gas leak. no injuries were reported.e genie is warning customers about scammers posing as utility workers, a foster city customer paid $1000 last month of someone who claimed they worked for the utility but was not actually an employee. the company says it will never request financial information over the phone or email. it does not require also someone to make on the spot or immediate payments for a late bill and it never request someone to buy gift cards to pay a bill. we're not hearing from police in fairfield, who are being praised for going above and beyond the call of duty on mother's day, ktvu rob rock tells us how the officers made sure that mother's got there. bo kaye's that were found in a suspect vehicle. when describing a police officer's job delivering flowers on mother's day probably wouldn't be on the list, except maybe in fairfield was pretty unusual. i haven't done that before chance. leon along with lieutenant josiah jacobson and the third fairfield police officer, james lewis, all responded to a minor

these are images from a he jeannie run camera. cal fire's is the fire burn about 15 acres right through some trees actually jumped a canal. the fire was out by eight o'clock last night, and firefighters were also busy early this morning, battling a brush fire in antioch. this one burned 13 acres right near the antioch marina. it started in a homeless encampment around three o'clock this morning that cause of that fire has not yet been determined. no injuries were reported another drop in jobless claims here in the united states, new numbers from the labor apartment show 498,000 people filed for first time job claims that's down by 92,000 claims the week before, and it's the lowest point we've seen since the beginning of the pandemic. california claims were also down last week with more than 71,000 claims. that's down 7400 from the week before, experts say it's a sign of the job market's growing strength as businesses reopen, and consumers are spending more. federal judge struck down and national eviction moratorium imposed by the

you know, jimmy jeannie. least for a while, and we'll see what happens. see if they could work someplace for trey lance into the offense, but jimmy g is the number one guy seems they will get along. trey's a levelheaded, bright guy and jimmy g. always exuding class. you know, it's kind of, you know, coming full circle. you go through this nfl career and he started the young guy. come in. i tom kind of showed me the ropes. the competition between us was awesome. really made me grow as a rookie and a young player, and so it's kind of like me in trade, we'll, you know we'll mold our relationship into that. but it'll happen. naturally it's one of the things you can't force anything. just let it come, is that man? just comes up is a nice guy. you know what i mean? you could see a lot of quarterbacks not handling it quite that coolie. but jimmy jean taking a lesson from tom brady and will teach the young guy that's the sporting life. at this hour. turn it back to you at 11 o'clock. julian frank. all right, mark. th

jeannie camera.l fire says the fire burned about 15 acres, and witnesses say it burned through some trees and jumped a canal. that fire was contained by eight o'clock tonight. this is expected to be another record breaking wildfire season because of the lack of rain. weather forecasters are predicting that this year's fire season will burn 9.5 million acres across the western portion of the united states. now compare that to last year when 8.8 million acres burned in the entire united states and more than four million acres in california alone. right now, much of the western u. s is experiencing drought conditions. researchers that centers a state tested samples of vegetation and found that moisture content levels are the lowest they've been in decades. coming up millions of dollars redirected from law enforcement in san francisco. the businesses that will now receive the money and we're learning maura about the two asian women stab seemingly at random in the city up next, the grandson of one of the

dani: i think it is already the jeannie being let out of the bottle.he manufacturing report in the u.s. yesterday added to the story of companies that we heard during earnings grappling with the supply chain. i want to go over some of the companies they talked about. there appears to be generalizeation of price across the supply line. i'm worried about getting the materials to support. demand continues to be strong but supply chains hamper our availability and ablingte ability to sell more. that mixed with the price of commodities going to its highest since 2008 shows you what an issue this is. the reaction in the market was swift. you had stronger oil, weaker dollar. the dollar dominating the direction where some of these assets are going. perhaps this has more to do talking about a patchy economic recovery. dollar stronger. with that weak equity story continuing to shine through with inflationary pressures, especially big tech being the more weak out of the future indexes. one thing continuing to hold on to this narrative of manufacturing bottle neck

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