katie: welcome to "justice." i'm katie pavlich in for jeanine pirro. earlier this week the obamas pledged to scale back the extravaganza to include only friend and family in response to concerns over the delta variant. what does a scaled back look like? tents have taken over the estate. hundreds of masked attendees descended on to the island. what he monday the close friend and family include jz, stephen colbert, and many other celebrities. while you are being told to mask up and cancel birthday celebrations for at least two years, the obamas and their liberal pals are playing by different rules. mayor dewith blastio announced that restaurants, gyms and other privately owned establishments will require vaccine passports. >> this is a ma rack plus place full of wonders. and if you have vaccinated all of that will open up to you. but if you are unvaccinated unfortunately you won't be able to participate in anything. katie: joining me now with more on that battle is arizona attorney general mark brnovich, and harmeet dhillon. attorney general, i want to s

katy? i think that is _ climate change affordable. katy?ow do you make this big change and i think the issueisit this big change and i think the issue is it is not affordable and the prime minister thinks if you do this on at that industries will catch up and it will... it will over time be cheaper but in the short medium term you have a difficulty. the pm gave into the sun a month ago saying that no hard—working prince would not pay more in green taxes towards a green agenda and i think thatis towards a green agenda and i think that is increasingly hard to stick to. —— hard—working brits. if you have seen the front page of the express, cut the costs of the tests to save the summer. this is a story or rather the suggestion that vat could be removed off the pcr test which was brought up in april. and there were figures of around £50 per test inset of the nearly £100. nigel what do you make of this? i nigel what do you make of this? i think the tests are far too expensive because of costs say a family— expensive because of costs say a family

katie, iwould if you again, hello to you both, nigel and katie., i would if you could keep us off. the front page of the times and tonto in quotes pm threatened to demote sue this is somethin: threatened to demote sue this is something boris _ threatened to demote sue this is something boris johnson - threatened to demote sue this is something boris johnson has - something borisjohnson has reportedly said in a meeting to his number ten team. this was after a leak of a letter rishi sunak had written to the prime minister urging for a new deal on travel restrictions and that leat did not land well with a fine minister and i think it is fair to say some dispute over whether letter came from and who leaked it but what is happening is that in this meeting when boris johnson heard rishi sunak was not that there he made a comment about her actually it could be time to move rishi sunakfrom the her actually it could be time to move rishi sunak from the treasury to the department of health and jamaican health secretary in suggesting that he could do very we

what about you, katie?> yeah, not my favorite food. >> david: you said one time you like pickles. i don't know. what do we think? >> maybe a half point. >> david: i'm going to leave it on the table. i'll decide later. okay. meat thermometer. sounds dirty. [ laughter ] [ applause ] nice. it can also tell if your steak has covid. all right. name two of your fiance's friends. just two. >> [ bleep ]. >> david: with this haunted house music behind us. ♪ that was quick, you guys. i know, putting the top on is the worst. katie, you go first. >> johnny and chris. >> david: generic names! [ laughter ] >> no. >> david: go ahead. let's see, buddy. >> ooh. that's good. >> david: is that true? >> katherine times two. >> david: they're all three named katherine? >> kathleen. >> david: and what's your full name? >> i'm just katie. >> david: i'm sorry. [ laughter ] no, katie's a cool one. i'm just being like this because it's on tv. [ laughter ] now we're playing for this thing. [ applause ] what are you going to play for

katie?>> katie: very daring. >> jesse: you have to tip if you don't eat the food. quit throwing it out there. >> greg: clerk and so is cracking down slow drivers that hang out and the lane and you can only use that lane passing other drivers. or avoiding danger. this is -- i'm surprised we didn't lead with this, katie? speak to a state where you can drive 90 miles an hour on the freeway, i love this because it is annoying when someone is blocking traffic on the left side appear that should pull people over and give them tickets for driving too slow. >> greg: dana, obviously, these are women drivers. as a sexist would say. >> dana: we see it every day. it is unbelievable. just pull over, lady. >> greg: that is the best impersonation of a sexist. >> dana: this would be so happy if it happened in new york and new jersey. nothing would make him happier, like lived in germany for a while and you don't do that. >> greg: they have the autobahn there, german for fast. [laughter] >> jesse: how many f

soul is going to be a great driver. >> jesse: all right, katie. >> katie: team u.s.a. won the silver. and lucas won the silver. madeline and ann and brian burrows won bronze. so, congratulations u.s.a. shooting. >> jesse: when you pose a medal you have to bite it that's a signature shot. why didn't they know that. >> dana: i don't know that. >> jesse: "special report" up next with the evil shannon bream. >> shannon: jesse has all kinds of medals he can by the. >> the independent investigation has concluded that governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed multiple women. >> i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. >> i think he should resign. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bremen in for bret baier. breaking tonight, the president reacting in just the last hour to graphic and disturbing shower.

katie: thank you. and we'll be back shortly with more on women in sports with tennis icon billy jean king. but first, take a moment to hear from your local pbs station. judy: the 19th, an independent nonprofit newsroom focused on gender and politics, and a streaming partner of "the newshour," hosts its annual represents summit this week. in an interview with our own amna nawaz for the event, tennis icon billie jean king described how, as a young woman, she'd worked with other female players to turn amateur women's tennis into a professional sport. billy: we went and talked to gladys heldman, who was publisher of world tennis magazine. and there were nine of us called the original nine, signed a $1 contract with her. and here are the three things we were willing to do. we had a long talk about this because i told the women, i said if you think you are going to make a lot of money, if you think you're going to get a lot of applause, etc., don't do this. i mean, i was trying to be really, telling all the

katie greg feld has been writing about it. romaine: we talk about these headline numbers. the 0.5% in july when you look under the hood and what we have been looking at, there is the used car segment. you are paying more. planning to propose to your girlfriend? you are going to pay about 10% more for that diamond ring. gaming chairs are up 9% on the day. the price of new vehicles up 1.7% in july, stronger than the three month average. the prices for used cars and trucks are still skyrocketing, but not going to the moon like they were earlier this year. let's bring in jessica caldwell to talk more about what's can -- what's been going on in the auto space. let's talk about the used car market. it has been on fire for well over a year. while we did see some moderation, it didn't suggest price pressures are going to abate anytime soon. jessica: for anyone looking for a used vehicle, new vehicle inventories are so tight so people are turning to the used market for an alternative. a lot of people want to be more fiscally conservative, so they are thinking, i am going to go for

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what are you hearing that katie wright felt -- reporter katie greifeld. what are you hearing? katie: it is having a great day, which is kind of amazing because there is actually a real worst-case scenario. you do have this compromise between those two dueling factions. even janet yellen has endorsed it. but it might not get a vote. if it does not, the original crypto language would be in the bill. that is the language that has the industry up in arms in the first place. there is the optimism, but it's not just going, it is ether as well. there is definitely a risk here. caroline: talk about exactly why they are up in arms. the know your customer, it really would stifle some of the growth in decentralized finance in particular. katie: it is a little in the weeds but if you look at the miles between these amendments, what it really boils down to is what entities qualify as a broker. because this entire language is concerned with what cryptocurrencies have to report their transactions to the irs. the original language is too broad. it does not capture just brokers. you could have

katie: the u.s. decision to remove all forces before the tablian took over it was set to pose significant challenges. our ability to conduct ct operations, particularly in eastern afghanistan. it is some of the most treacherous terrain on the planet in terms of the mountain scape. it is one of the reasons it became a safe haven in the first place. it is really hard to see from the air what is going on in those mountains. from my perspective, and have lost sight of the fact that much of what we're doing in afghanistan in terms of building up the afghan army was to allow the afghan commandos to continue to conduct counterterrorism operations, primarily in eastern afghanistan. the overall effort to build security infrastructure and governing infrastructure in afghanistan as well as giving us the time and space was to continue to put pressure on those most of concern to u.s. security, al qaeda and isis, given that they were able to conduct a very significant operation against us 20 years ago from that lo

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katie? >> katie: all right, so this is causing quite a stir and debate on the internet.introducing a pumpkin spice are ramen in august but at all. like pumpkin spice like it in everything. if you hate it, you think this is a crime and people should go to prison for even producing this thing. some people are recommending that you eat this with whipped cream to get the full pumpkin experience. >> greg: just eat a pumpkin. >> katie: recent survey shows adults actually hate pumpkin spice this may be limited. other 35% you will have to wait because it doesn't come out until october which is gadd. because everything pumpkin should be banned until fall actually arrives. >> jesse: feedy frenzy, should we book it. >> katie: try it. >> greg: geraldo? >> geraldo: now for the latest edition of geraldo's news with geraldo. i got some new art in my pool room. >> greg: you shaved. >> dana: oh wow. >> geraldo: look behind me that new sculpture there that's called stargazer from lewis south africa can artist i got the it at my friend's gallery. show me in the pool. >> katie: do you blow

remarkable teammanship: just to have katie there the whole time, ifeel like i'm racing with a sisterd i couldn't have done it if we didn't have that relationship. on a historic day, we'll have the latest live from tokyo.also this lunchtime: gas and electricity bills will go up for millions of people, after the regulator raised the energy price cap thousands of people signed a petition to save an alpaca that faces getting put down. barcelona says its star player lionel messi will leave this summer — after more than 20 years with the club. and, one of the biggest arts festivals in the world, the edinburgh fringe, finally gets underway today — after its cancellation last summer because of the pandemi. and coming up on the bbc news channel: for the third olympics running, team gb's women hockey players win a medal and say a bronze was beyond their wildest dreams just a few months ago. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the cyclist laura kenny has become britain's most decorated female olympic athlete, after she and teammate katie archibald won the women's madison event in the velodr

and now here are ryan seacrest and katie lowes. hi, good morning! hi, katie. welcome.ursday. we're almost there, obviously. we're almost there. back again, filling in for kelly ripa is katie lowes. lucky me, lucky me. hi, everybody.

katie? >> i think the u.s. decision to remove all forces from afghanistan isn't the fault takeover was supposed to suppose a significant challenge it. from our ability to conduct operations against taliban or isis or other extremist groups. it is some of the most treacherous terrain in the planet in terms of the mountain scape. that is one of the reasons it became a safe haven in the first place. it is hard to see from the air what is going on in those mountains. from my perspective, many have lost sight that from my view, much of what we are doing in afghanistan in terms of building up the afghan army and security forces was to allow the afghan commandos of our more special operators to have these counter operations in eastern afghanistan. to build a security and infrastructure -- infrastructure and put pressure on the group that is of utmost security which is al qaeda and isis given they were able to conduct a significant operation against us from that location. i have serious doubts we will know what those g

katie benner of the new york times will join us in just a moment was first on the board tonight with reporting about the testimony of a former u.s. attorney, in atlanta, he testified before the senate judiciary committee. the times reports, b. j. pak told lawmakers quote, it is abrupt resignation in january had been prompted by justice department officials warning the president intended to fire him for refusing to say that widespread voter fraud had been found in georgia. and the washington post now reporting that ex trump attorney rudy giuliani who till trump's election fraud claims to court and failed told federal agents back in 2018, it was okay to throw a fake in the course of a campaign. he says that during that same interview, giuliani then law partner added that during a campaign quote, you're under no obligation to tell the truth. meanwhile, a trump appointed federal judge has rejected efforts by the three top promoters of the former presidents election fraud lies to toss out defamation suits they are facing for allegedly false statements they made about the election technolo

joining me is katie thomas kearney consumber institute lead.s it really the delta virus, real inflation, or consumers worried about these issues? katie: matt, it is more consumer emotion and anxiety and it has reality. we saw it on the consumer confidence and sentiment numbers more than the sales data. we thought we were out of the woods for the most part. all the delta variant is a concern, but it is driving up emotion around mask mandates and hesitancy with the market as well as supply shortages. consumers have varying degrees of knowledge about inflation in the labor market. you go to grocery stores and retailers and you are starting to see the effect of the supply shortage. that is top of mind of consumers. confidence numbers are worse than reality. matt: for people that are in the markets, investors and journalists alike, payrolls is a huge data party -- data point. it is called the granddaddy of all economic statistics. does it make a difference? do consumers pay enough attention to big data points that this makes a difference in confiden

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>>> katy ledecky, the winner.reer for katy ledecky here in tokyo. ledecky here at tokyo. >> with that victory, katie ledecky won her sixth ever gold medal for an individual race. that is more than any other american woman in any sport. think about that for a second. and second only to michael phelps, he's got 13. one of her goals in tokyo was for the first women's 1500 meter. she also won three medals there. ledecky has been in the olympics since she was 15. she's one of the most decorated athletes in rio back in 2016. good morning to you, katie ledecky. you really are the true golden girl, that's who you are. do you know that jill scott song ♪ living my life like it's golden ♪ that ought to be your theme song, katie. >> there you go. >> does this one feel different considering the circumstances of this olympics to you? >> i think so. you know, we all worked an extra year for these games, and just to be there was so much fun and such a great feeling to be with team usa and to be with athletes from all over the wor

i'm dana, with katie, geraldo, and greg. this is the five. >> the last american war planes have left kabul airport. there are no more u.s. war planes at the airport. the american presence is gone from the airport. i can confirm with multiple u.s. officials i have spoken to in recent moments america's longest war is officially over. >> the war in afghanistan is officially over. as skwrep from said the last american airplanes of u.s. troops have left and tal boone in control of the airport. there are americans still there and the state department will work to get remaining americans out. we take this around our table, first. poet, have served. this must be filled with a lot of different emotions. >> yes, it's almost surreal to see that banner at the bottom right will. america ends war on n. afghanistan. setting aside all of the criticisms i and all others have i'm very glad every one of our boys at this point is off of that airfield. off of that kill zone and that x. you can talk about what was miss man amed and the future. we

attorney that katie had written about tonight. one of many in the justice department who basically said, there is no there, there. it didn't matter. the president didn't want to hear it. he just wanted anyone who would tell minimum would justify the idea that he could stay in office beyond his democratically constitutionally set term. >> michael, back to you and the issue at hand. i'm going to play for you part of a school board meeting in tennessee that just dissolved over the subject of mask wearing. >> no more masks! >> there's a place in hell and everybody is taking notes, buddy. yeah. we know who you are. we know who you are. we remind you, we know who you are. >> michael, you and i are close in age and we have the vaccine scars to prove it. i don't recall through the measles, mumps, rubella, polio vaccines, our parents being guided by either their political party or the votes and wishes of politicians. how scary is that atmosphere to you as someone in public health, in this fight every day. >> well, first of all it causes an

me, katy, did you want somebody short short to keep them in there for their support? they're going to get you started data. do you, do you want me to come with you? she said she can also know where she can be during on for you to meet for tyson finish. didn't know you are a little hard to hear your mom most the there's a little really and i think she did. she vision come you who grew by you did that? did that are good to go them another 100 credit, the more money go got on the mac, and i didn't know the musket or more my home. i'm wondering if you will do that. when you clarity, you want me to be good. you can pull up your menu normally. i mean jeremy directed me to skip norman kindly knew that i was just so no dizzy today. you can already see your one by 330 or no. all right? not kill. no, no, no, jim. what do you set this? come up and i guess. so let's get to get in the senior started. let me ah ah ah. jewish passenger, elephant conservation colleagues have become friends, but with civil war or descending famous now protect themselves, escaping deep into the rain fo

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katie said and done was going to cause an occasional family when i stood at you got to call me katie. did you want somebody short, short ticking. i mean, they're going to get you started data to you. you said you come with you. she said she's not caught up on also know what she can be doing for you. so you're eating or maybe 4 times, you know it's, you know, heavier mostly does a little probably look into the dish dish and if i knew who why you did that, daddy did that. would you call them another 100 credit? the more money go kind of pick up on the new york what, what mac and i didn't know the musket, the more my home. i'm wondering if you will do that when you clarity you want it to be up your menu meeting normally. i mean, jeremy directed me. are you going to skip the sure. so no, i didn't know any kind of i was just so no dizzy today. you know. can you already see your one by 330 or no. all right. not killed? no, no no jim, what do you set this? come up and i guess. so let's get to get in the senior study and let me ah ah, one of the fastest growing nations in the i want a needed

katie gore there. thank ou ve azeem rafiq. katie gore there.g with cricket, afghanistan bowler naveen—ul—haq says he's struggling to sleep with worrying about the situation in his country. the bowler has been playing for leicestershire in the t20 blast, and says he still hopes he and his fellow countrymen can make it to the 2020 world cup in october. to go up ina to go up in a country, you see places— to go up in a country, you see places you — to go up in a country, you see places you have walked through and played _ places you have walked through and played cricket, and you have been with your— played cricket, and you have been with your family. all of a sudden, this happens. it's tough and i haveu't— this happens. it's tough and i haven't slept for four days now. i only sleep — haven't slept for four days now. i only sleep three to four hours a day~ _ only sleep three to four hours a day. my— only sleep three to four hours a day. my team—mates have started preparation to come back again in kabuh _ preparation to come back again in kabul. yes

, katie austin. train arrive _ corresponded, katie austin. we have had one train arrive into _ corresponded, katie austin. we have had one train arrive into st _ corresponded, katie austin. we have had one train arrive into st pancras i had one train arrive into st pancras this morning already, carrying passengers from paris. there is of course are among the first travellers coming into the uk from the fans who no longer have to do self—isolate for ten days when they get here if they have been double vaccinated. very soon at the first train out of london to paris from st pancras will be leaving. we spoke to some of the passengers getting on to that, some of the brits who are going to france and are quite relieved when they return that they definitely will not have to self—isolate. this change that was announced on wednesday is being seen as very good news by businesses who take passengers between the uk and france, including eurostar which has been hit really hard by the travel restrictions over the

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impressive. >> dana: katie?ch anything. this guy is the opposite of me and he is from missouri and he set a new state record with his massive fish qualified for a new world record. it's a carp and he didn't real l this thing in on a typical rod and reel, he was bow fishing when he caught the carp. he thought he was shooting a 30-pound grass carp but when they tried it pull it out of the water they realized it was huge. he called it a quote straight up monster so congratulations for setting the state record. will: a little word play there. >> dana: love it very clever producers. excellent producers. love our producers. will, you are next. will: i would have been more impressed if he noodled that fish. >> greg: that's a noodle. will: that's when you stick your arm. catfish bury themselves in dams and get very large and stick your arm into their burrow into the hole. bite arm and grab insides pull them out wrestle them. >> jessica: it doesn't hurt? will: anti-climatic end of the to story. >> dana: that's not like c

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katie? >> katie: we love music played by cute little puppies. getting a politic of help from the owner. is he making a noise at the bongo. cute little dog. he should start a band. >> greg: fake news. >> katie: it's real news. >> greg: that's a reasonable doubt rowing. >> dana: fake animal news. i think we have a new segment tune in every night for something more. "special report" suspect next. >> bret: definitely need to investigate the rat and harmonica. >> dana: get on that. >> greg: so funny. ♪ >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington i'm bret baier. breaking tonight. >> the bottom line is there is no evacuation from the end of a war that can you run without the kinds of a complexities, challenges, threats we faced. i refuse to continue a war that was no longer in the service of the vital national interest of our people. >> bret: a combative commander-in-chief defending his decision to end america's

along with katie, richard, kennedy and greg. 5:00 o'clock in new york city. this is "the five." >> we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down to mach you pay. >> president biden vowing retribution for isis terrorists responsible for killing 13u.s. service members in kabul. after his different raft rouse with drawl. the deadliest day for american forces in ten years in afghanistan. with four days until always 11th things are not getting any better. america is still relying on the taliban for protection. the white house has been warned another attack is likely in kabul. the state department is in contact with approximately 500 americans in afghanistan who want to leave the country. here is the general ripping into biden. >> this date certain going back into april has been fundamentally flawed from the beginning. strategically it's cost us so much. all of this has been push stood quickly. the results are horrible. now we have a date certain, supposedly to take our people out. we are going to walk out on the 11th. we know what we're doing. we'

katy austin, bbc news.old boy have been arrested on suspicion of murder after the body of a five—year—old boy was pulled from the ogmore river in south wales. our correspondent hywel griffith is at the scene in sarn and has sent this update. the five—year—old boy has been named locally as logan, and all through the morning, people have been bringing cards, teddy bears, flowers to lay aside the scene where he was found. police were first called at 5:a5am on saturday morning, initially the report of a missing child. very quickly when they came here, they found his body in the ogmore river, just behind those trees. he was taken to hospital but sadly nothing could be done to save him. this story took an even more tragic turn yesterday when it was announced that three people had been arrested on suspicion of murder, a 39—year—old, a 30—year—old and a 13—year—old boy. they haven't been named but i understand the police have at least another five or six hours to question them and they may be able to extend that ti

well, next item than katie .'s. >> directors report, the document is thedirectors report and this item is for discussion . >> thank you and this will be quick.a couple of huge milestones. it feels like there's been a lot of milestones that we've beensharing with you all tonight . this next 2 are on legislation that has been moved through the process. the first is the construction and demolition ordinance which we have been working on for 2 years with supervisor safai that will give the department significant new authority in terms of regulating the transportation of construction and demolition debris. it's very very significant. it's very wonky and yet what's beautiful about it is it codifies the partnership betweenpublic works, public health , the sheriff and the department of the environment. it gets us all working together in a consolidated and coordinated fashion to deal with both illegal dumping as well as the proper disposal or disposition really of construction and demolition waste. so a huge percent of wh

katie? >> reporter: liz we are right outside of christmas valley. this is a community at the south end of the tahoe basin right along highway 50. this was an area where the fire did make it into the basin today. the big concern now, the winds because they are picking up tonight. >> there is a climbing area up there, too. that hillside it is cooked. >> 77-year-old will waited until the last minute to leave his home south. turning on the sprinklers and packing up everything they could. >> the home that i worked ought for the last year, i had to get things on newt what i see now, it says bail out. >> reporter: cal fire call inside extra strike teams to protect the homes and the businesses in the tahoe basin threatened by the caldor fire. >> this is the number one priority for wile fires right now. we are able to get the resources we need. >> reporter: the concern was along echo summit where flames were pushed down towards the more populated areas leading to mandatory evacuations for all of southlake tahoe to the state line. causing massive traffic jams

katie confronted her ex, greg.ut you don't have to take my word for it, because here to re-enact this moment with actual lines from the show are tariq and questlove. guyslae >> tariq: thanks, jimmy. tonight i'll be playing katie, who is finally about to accuse her ex greg of lying about his intentions >> questlove: and i'll be playing greg who is about to experience katie's full wrath. >> jimmy: great. whenever you guys are ready. ♪ >> tariq: you're saying i'm not validating you enough, but it's like, you got a first impression rose. you got a first one-on-one the second one-on-one, every single group date. i feel like you were never ready for an engagement. >> questlove: i'm honestly so confused as to why you would think that um, i wouldn't -- wow! [ light laughter ] >> tariq: you didn't even bother to say good-bye [ laughter ] you say you love me, but i don't think you know what love is because that was a time i needed -- i needed you the most [ laughter ] [ applause ] and you ran away >> questlove: well, i under

katie snowden also progressed to the semis.ait that long for hers, she will be vying for a place in the 200 metre finaljust after 11.30am, coming second in her seat. we thought the 100 metres bronze medallist shericka jackson would bejoining her. she is the jamaican in the yellow easing her way down the home straight. a little too easy. what on earth? why take such risks? knocked out. nick miller's trow of 76.93 launched him into an olympic hammer finalfor the first time. his effort was the sixth best in qualifying. two golds were won this morning, jasmine camacho-quinn became the first puerto rican woman to win a track and field medal as she overcame the hurdles. leaping the longest was miltiadis tentoglou, the european champion saved his best till last. and cuba on distance, but winning gold was his second bestjump was further. he gold was his second best “ump was further. , , ., , ., further. he is still not sure or is he playing _ further. he is still not sure or is he playing it — further. he is still not sure or is he pla

katie? >> reporter: a strike team from the pay area has actually been up in the area for the past two weeks. that team including firefighters from alameda county, oakland, hayward and fremont. >> all right, look at that. >> reporter: this is cellphone video from one of the strike team members part of cal team deup of firefighters from the bay area. >> they are on the active perimeter right now. that is where it is really busy in between greenville and chester. the alameda county fire department coordinating the strike team that is five fully staffed fire engines and team leaders. a crew of more than 20 firefighters. >> we have very experienced crews up there who have seen a lot of fire in their years. you know, extreme fire behavior is what we are seeing now, this year and the last. the dixie fire is indicative of that. >> reporter: when she talked to the bay area strike team assigned to the greenville area they described intense fire conditions. including swirling winds and unstoppable crow

gold in tokyo, the cherry on the top of the gold katie archibald won in rio.maker kenny, a moment to think about the precious i feel like ifeel like i'm racing with a sister, and i could have done it if we didn't have that relationship. i have wanted to winnow race that badly in my life and that was the one. well, that gold here injapan makes laura kenny the most successful female cyclist of all time from any nation. and she joins sir steve redgrave and sir bradley wiggins on five golds. she's not done yet, though, and shall go for her sixth on sunday, to match sir chris hoy and her husband, jason kenny. first, though, there is some time for reflection. gold medal is going to go to laura trott. when she burst on the scene as laura trott in 2012, it was hard to believe she'd been born six weeks prematurely with a collapsed lung. two golds in the omnium and the team pursuit in london were swiftly followed by two more in the same events in rio. laura trott became laura kenny when she married jason, shortly after rio. a year later, their son albee was born. throug