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the situation was tense but jeremiah kept his cool. "the door was locked so he couldn't get in so i thought now i get my brother outside i tried to get him out and i can never get the bottom buckle undone in that time. i got it done." (ken) for the first time, jeremiah was able to release a stubborn buckle on his brother's car seat to get josiah out of the truck. jeremiah says he remembered that the owen county fire chief told him "keep calm and never panic" during a fire safety talk at the library. definitely a scary situation handled like a pro by a 9 year old. in sports...bad news for giants fans... as the dodgers get one of the best players in baseball... and a big trade in the n-b-a sends spurs star kawhi (kah-why) leonard to canada... gary has the details...and all the sports... coming up next at 8 a police officer shoots through his own windshield during a wild police chase... see the dramatic video next. new at 8 one man is dead, another is in custody after the two attempted to flee from las vegas police.(vicki) authorities say

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it was in jerusalem where isaiah was, and jeremiah pro prophetized. and jerusalem remembers every year as we celebrate hanukkah. there is no people on earth with a stronger connection to the city than the jewish's people's connection to the city of jerusalem. the power of that connection proved itself during 2000 years of exile. three times a day we turn to jerusalem in prayer, under wedding canopies and in houses of mourning, the jewish people remember jerusalem. we yearn to return to zion and rebuild jerusalem and we sum up the hopes and dreams of our people in three hebrew words. next year in jerusalem. yet, despite this unique bond in the history of nations and nearly 70 years after israel declared jerusalem its capital, not a single nation recognized it. so many knew the truth, but no one had the courage to speak it. that is until president trump made history by recognizing history. [cheers and applause] in doing so, president trump punctured the great lie and made clear that the jewish people are in the land of israel not only by might, but by r

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. >> reporter: kely hernandez,er who mother rosie and her son jeremiah can't move back into their apartment building. they ran outside when the fire broke out this afternoon. >> we smelled. >> smoke? >> yeah. and yeah. >> reporter: then just ran out? >> uh-huh. yes. >> reporter: she rents one of 22 liartments that don't have power or ues because of the fire. she can't return home to check on her the fire completely destroyed nine apartments. >> family of four. >> reporter: the american red cross iselpingore than 80 people with food. >> do they have somewhere to go tonight? >> reporter: and temporary housing. > it's alws sad when we see people displaced by a fire. but we're here to help as much as we can. we're trying to meet those immediate needs they may have. >> reporter: some people immediately jumped from tir balconies to safety as the flames raced through the building. >> they jumped off the balcony. >> reporter: kelle plans to move out of the neighborhood. she doesn't want to live here ymore. >> it can happen again. >> reporter: take a look at all of this damage.s cre in the process o

jeremiah vasquez is in danville tonight with more on the robber who looks like he could be a cop. >> authorities say the suspect wore two different outfits as he robbed two different banks today. this one here in danville, and another one for miles down the road in san ramon. the bank robber known as the flow badge bandit wears a fake badge on his hip. andy carries a gun, sometimes inside a shoulder holster. he has worn a variety of outfits during his heists. the fbi now believes he is responsible for at least 10 bank robberies across california in just the last three months. >>> about 11:00 this morning in danville, at the first republic bank on hartz avenue, he had on an orange golf shirt with a white american flag baseball cap. he showed what appeared to be a gun and made off with cash .2 hours later at a u.s. bank inside a safeway in nearby san ramon, he wore a completely different get up, a hawaiian shirt and straw hat. this time, police say the teller refused to give him money, so he ran away empty- handed. cupertino police say and fbi confirms, the flow badge bandit struck thr

it's open to jeremiah 29 which is a verse that is specific to our family that is kind of a little bit but you can see that isn't mentioned in the book, but it's in the painting. >> host: >> charlott >> charlotte did a lot of research and was thinking this is something teachers or parents or caregivers might use to kind of go through actual facts. there is a little bit about the by bidens. the quayles put in a pool and we really like that. it's hard to go to a public pool. but the bidens it tells a little bit in the resources what they did to the property which is very sweet. we did add a beehive at the governor's residence in indiana. there is a beehive of the white house and that is one of the first things i ask is do we have a beehive so now we do a the vie presidents residence. she wrote it kind of cute where she said the observatory is now home to over 30,000 as well. jim, i know you have some questions. >> questions for you all this evening. starting with one for charlotte are any of your other pets jealous of his fame? [laughter] >> we have a story about that. so hazel is my mom

. >> the youngest is 4-year-old jeremiah who broke his leg when an older child bouncedn him. >> i wasne the safety of our guest is top. priority here are ny sport inherent risks. we take several measures to reduce these risks and sducate abouety in our parks. jason says injuries to trampoline parks c devastating to children and parents. >> the t parents feelmendous guilt. when they look at this in hindsight, they regret having allowed their children to go to sky >> jeremiah's mother. >> we need parents to understand this is not junt a place, it's a place where people can get hurt. >> so the american ademy of orthopedic surgeons says trampolines should not be usednd by children six. the academy of pediatrics vises further against trampolines for all children. >> told me this yesterday, said don't let little ones on the trpoline. >> trampoline pamps yrks it wou safer, the acould fallwhere and they will bounce. >> my doctor said, their boness are , they don't have support of the ground. bigger kids and toddlers and people our age. thank you, jordan. congrats to april and oliver. amy poeh

jerusalem is where isaiah and jeremiah penned principles of righteousness that have become the moral foundations of western civilization. jerusalem is a witness to the eternal security of every believer. for the bible says in psalms 125, as the mountains are roundabout jerusalem so the lord surrounds his people from this time forth and forever more. jerusalem is the heart beat of israel. israel lives today. israel lives tomorrow. and israel lives forever. give a shout of hallelujah in the house of god. [applause] >> it is my pleasure to welcome to the pulpit one of the great friends of christians united for israel. the rabbi comes to give the invocation. he has been a very dear friend all the days of my walk with the jewish people and christians united for israel. will you welcome please this great man of god as he gives the invocation. [applause] >> our father in heaven thou who controls the destinies of all men and in whose hands lies the fate of all nations, cast thy divine favor on america and her leaders, the president, the vice president, and all those who serve in government.

founding our country but i wanted to ask you did you participate in the speech over jeremiah wright controversy? and also in charleston how much of that was the president himself and are you running in 2020? [laughter] >> no. people say monty run in 2020? so the honest room the three speeches that obama really wrote himself the ten years that i worked for him was the nobel peace prize in the two that you cited. there were drafts prepared that he ignored. [laughter] and all three of those drafts he wrote by hand and then the function of the speechwriters was to type them up i remember sitting on the campaign and got back this voluminous hand written script thinking i have never read a political speech like if i have chills knowing what is coming but we could not have written those for him. the two that you cite were so personal we did put the mice language like the race speech the cable news debates and that was good stuff but that meets that speech is entirely barack obama. >> so you worked for a president who tested the moral and philosophical decision and try to work them and try to work them

. >> kelly dehern her mother rosie and her 5-month-old son jeremiah can't move back into their apartment building. they ran outside when the fire broke ou >> we smelled -- >> smoke? >> the smoke, yes. >> just ran out. >> uh-huh. yes. >> she rents one of 22 apartments that don't hav power or utilities because of the fire. she can't check on her unit. e fire completely destroyed nine apartments. >> family of four. >> the american red cross is helping more than 80 people with food. >> do they have somewhere to go tonight? >> and temporary housing. >> it's always badar when peopl displaced by a fire. butee're her to help as much as web. we're just trying to meet those immediate needs that they may have. >> some people immediately jumped from their balnies to safety as the flames raced through the building. >> jumped off the balcony. >> as for kelly, she plans to move out of the neighborhood. she doesn't want to live here anymore. >> it's can happen again. >> reporter: you can see all the damage on the front lawn. fortunately, no one was hurt in the fire. neighbors smelled gasoline on thursda

dozer was sentenced to die for the 2002 murder and robbery of jeremiah miller whose body was found dumpedp? >> shepard: thanks, trace, live in los angeles. we're getting our first look at the soccer players after their rescue from a flooded cave in thailand. they were stuck there for more than two weeks. you can see them in their hospital beds here. officials say the players are all strong in mind and heart right now. a u.s. air force rescuer that helped with the efforts described the team and their coach as incredibly resilient and talked about how they beat the odds. >> i think the world needs to know when was accomplished is a once in a lifetime rescue that i think has never been done. we were extremely fortunate that the outcome was the way it was. >> shepard: we're getting video of the thai navy seals carrying one player on a stretcher right through the cave. our jeff paul is live in thailand. jeff? >> well, shep, the boys and their coach are all different stages of recovery right now at the hospital. judging by the video that we just watched, they all appear to be in good spirits. t

from the airport, the group traveled to visit the jeremiah o'brien liberty ship on peer 45.ause the debt being repaid was really to julian, who shipped out for okinawa from this very spot. >> after 70 some years, to come back and renew all the old things that you have been thinking about. now, you see it. firsthand. back again. >>reporter: you see, as one of only three black sailors on his ship, julian was subjected to racism and daily humiioevenh he to serve his country. but through it all, he managed to maintain his dignity, and love of country. >> country first. that's the way it goes. country first. >>reporter: but today, his country put him first. something he has been owed for a long time. in san francisco, john ramose, kpix 5. >>> you are the definition of a true american hero, those gentlemen right there. they are the true answer. >>> here is a peek outside. we have clear skies over 99% of the atmosphere. the bottom 1%, socked in with some far. that is sutro tower sticking out. what a great shot from the salesforce tower cam or of the fog invading san francisco. the

but now obamama comes along between he and jeremiah wright is not a prophet but plays one on television in black people assigned him moral worth that god has assigned obama this position in life and a lot of black people prayed for obamaam believing he was the embodiment because they're mad at preachers and on the one hand but that he was a bigger messiah than barack obama. to our credit into our demise and chagrin. obama was the first black political figure who undercut the moral authority to lay claimng to be a prophet himself because he was the embodiment of the black people to have authority now we could say post russian or post- preacher leadership class a lot of black leaders and ministers themselves a lot of black people who were leaders but there is a diminishing influence of that particular institutional expression but still that moral hold is y interesting so yes talking about moral courage he tries to translate that institutional accident and belief of the black church intola moral language that appeals to the masses people try to compare jerry falwell or some of these right

but now obama comes along, all right, with the culture of -- [inaudible] between he and jeremiah wright. he ain't no prophet; that is, obama. but he played one on television. and black people assigned him ultimate moral worth. god has assigned obama. thisposition in life. a lot of black people prayed for obama, believed he was the embodiment of a messianic impulse. which is interesting. and on the one happened, the on the other hand, who was a bigger messiah than barack obama, right? obama undercut the moral authority of the black church by laying claim to being a prophet himself because he was the embodiment of the prophetic wish of black people to have political authority. so now we've moved into a post, we could say post-christian, post-preacherly leadership class, but we know still a lot of black lead are arers are ministers themself, a lot of black people are influenced by the church, but there has been a diminishing, if you will, influence of that particular institutional expression of black religion. but still the moral ld hold on it is what's interesting. so to answer your quest

specially appealed to the old testament, he was deeply steeped in the old testament particularly isaiah, jeremiah and ezekiel. but where would they have turned if that enlightenment wasn't there? they could've been christian abolitionists. but how far had a christian, religious reformers manage to get in the history of europe? into one religious war after another. most of the evolutionists understood the declaration was probably the most important gift they had. where would they have gone? think of south africa as another comparison. in the long fight against apartheid. what a south africa has some kind of first founding and a set of creeds like americans did. the anti-apartheid movement did not have original creeds. in fact their original creeds were the afrikaners creed . didn't have anywhere else to go except world opinion. that's why the anti-apartheid had to be a world movement as much as it was ever from within. frederick douglass was a classic political liberal. in 19 century terms. political liberalism manton, it meant essentially the belief in individual rights natural rights. but also c

steeped ins deeply , especiallyament jeremiah and ezekiel. the where with the abolitionist turn if that might was not there? they could have been christian abolitionists. far had christian reformers, religious reformers managed to get in the history of europe? into one religious war after another. abolitionists understood the declaration was probably the most important gift they had. where would they have gone? think of south africa has another comparison in a long fight against apartheid. what if south africans had had and kind of first founding a set of creeds like america did? the anti-apartheid movement did not have original creeds. and five, their original creeds were the effort -- in fact, their original creeds were the afrikaner creeds. was a classic political liberal, in 19th-century terms. meantcal liberalism essentially the belief in individual rights as natural rights, but also carrying with it, as peter was suggesting, the responsibility and obligations to acknowledge everyone else's rights. this is one of the fundamental problems

pete: interesting 586 to kill the jewish -- >> governor of jerusalem mentioned in the book of jeremiahabout these. >> absolutely but they have here ancient coins with hebrews writing this coin here is a silver half shekel coin that goes back 2,000 years and in ancient hebrews writing it says the words "holy jerusalem", 2,000 years ago. pete: a shekel is? >> it's the currency in israel today and in the bible this is what brought to the temple in jerusalem. pete: okay so a lot of people watching now will say okay i don't dispute this of course jews have been in jerusalem but tell me why this stuff that you're unearthing right now matters today? >> so it matters for two reasons. first sadly today you have those in the palestinian leadership and also the united nations educational scientific and cultural organization that denied the jewish and also the christian connection to jerusalem and they condemn the archaeology and you might wonder why would the united nations care about archaeology except the excavations taking place most notably in the city of david are affirming not as a matter o

but the doors locked behind him. 9-year-old jeremiah said for the first time he was able to unlock hisout of the truck. he said he remembered what the county fire chief told him during a fire saftey talk -- keep calm and never panic. ( james ) coming up next... kamala harris may be hinting at future plans. what she's doing next that has supporters excited. it's just my eczema again,. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you okay? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. myeczemaexposed.com. your eczema could be something called atop dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to myeczemaexposed.com to learn more. back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... temperatures even warmer today than yesterday, especially noticeable for inland areas. along the coast expect similar highs anywhere from the 50's to the 70's with highs away from the water soaring into the upper temperatures even warmer today than yesterday, especia

jeremiah, who to is calling from birmingham, alabama. what is your opinion on all of this?aller: i am not a business owner, but i talked with business owners. paid family leave is the responsibility of the people that plan to have babies. companies, if they want to do this on their own to attract more qualified and long-standing employees, that is up to the company, but ultimately, all of this stuff is passed on to us, the consumers, and i do not like it. and as far as welfare is concerned, it certainly needs to be revamped. if you are not an old person or have a serious medical issue, then you should be given a to have welfare, offered educational opportunities, at least a two-year college, and go into a field that you can get a job, and then give them one year to get a job. you have people in this country, is building all over the country, brand-new housing puts peopleon eight workingnities where people themselves cannot afford to live. host: let's go to rosie who is calling from pottsville, pennsylvania. rosie, good morning. caller: good morning. i am calling about socia