kasten says he walked outside on that day, and there was ash in his front yard. the sky was black. >>>>he >>still lives in the same home he did in 1991, and the fire risk is always on his mind, especially as he grows increasingly concerned about insurance rates going up and possibly being dropped from his coverage. where are we headed? why aren't we making fire risk and fire safety a priority? more of a priority. chief sprague is trying to do just that, and he's encouraging the community to embrace scientifically proven strategies to safeguard people and their structures. the first thing he's asking people to do is to make sure they have a plan to leave their homes in the berkeley hills. in the case of extreme fire events, the streets are narrow and it will be impossible to move everyone out at the last moment. when we issue preemptive advisory to leave early. when fire weather is known to be or forecasted, we really need people to take that seriously and consider leaving the hills so we can reduce the number of people that are left to evacuate. he's also asking people to establish

kasten. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. castor of florida. jeffries. castro of texas. jeffries. jeffries. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. >> cisneros. jeffries. clark of massachusetts. jeffries. clark of new york. jeffries. jeffries. johnson. cloud. cloud. clyburn. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. clyde. clyde. cohen. >> all right, high drama on capitol hill as house speaker mike johnson tries to keep the e been listening live, the house is voting right now on his speakership. this happens to be the first vote. there are some members who believe this will go into multiple rounds of voting. tempetim burchett sending out at just moments ago. right now johnson is scary staring down a difficult path to gain the gavel despite endorsement from president-elect donald trump who has asked republicans to fall in line. the question right now, will they? hello and welcome everyone. i'm sandra smith in new york. bret, great to have you with us today. >> bret: thank you, sandra. it's history. i'm bret baier in for john roberts. this is "america reports." republicans hol

kasten. jeffries. castor of florida. jeffries. castro of texas. jeffries. schiff. mccormack. jeffries. chu. hakeem. jeffries. jeffries. cisco. mani. mike. johnson. johnson. cisneros jeffries. clark of massachusetts. jeffries. clark of new york. hakeem. jeffries. jeffries. cleaver jeffries. klein johnson. cloud cloud clyburn. jeffries. jeffries. clyde clyde cohen. jeffries cole. johnson. johnson. collins mike. johnson. johnson. comer. johnson. johnson. conaway jeffries. connolly. jeffries. jeffries. correia. jeffries costa. the gentleman from brooklyn. mike. dean. jeffries. courtney. jeffries. jeffries. craig hakeem. jeffries. jeffries. crane. johnson. crank mike. johnson. johnson. >> so we should just take a moment here to note that three house republicans who are among the holdouts were watching. among those who have not who had not committed to vote for speaker johnson have not voted at all. the three are congressman andy biggs of arizona, michael cloud of texas, and andrew clyde of georgia. um, speaker mchenry, what is your thought on this? surely this is not a coincidence