my name's keegan and i'm a wish kid. t-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia in november of 2018. he takes chemo on a daily basis and sometimes up to nine pills a day. my wish was a hockey ice rink. i wish for this rink because i get to practice more and just be a better skater. every 20 minutes, a child is diagnosed with a critical illness. more than 70 kids each day. but throughout their treatments, there's a glimmer of hope a wish. made possible by someone with a big heart like you. call or go online. for $20 a month, just $0.67 a day, you can grant wishes month after month for kids right in your own community. your wish was granted! a wish is so much more than a moment. it can even be a turning point in a child's recovery. you know, these are kids that are living longer. they're living better. they're having more fun in their life. and it all started with one experience, and that was their wish. but for every wish we grant, two more children like keegan are waiting for their special wishes to come true. call or go online

but both tyler and keegan continue on helping people dealing with the aftermath of this fire.any hours of work, which they combined with their day jobs and their surfing. >> anytime there's santa ana winds, it's usually when the surf is great, but it's also the most scariest. fire conditions. so we've missed a lot of good days for sure. >> gary tuchman joins us now from the pacific palisades. i saw some of those guys out there in the pacific palisades. talk about the connection between being a surfer and being in the in the brigade yeah, anderson, it's very common for avid surfers to know a lot about the environment, about ecology, about meteorology, about wind speeds, about wind direction. >> and that's all information that will help save lives. something also important to mention for people in malibu who get in touch with the brigade and say, please come to my house. help me. give me information. help me harden my house. the cost of that appointment is zero. it's free. so these brigade people are very noble people, anderson. >> gary tuchman, thank you very much. appreciate.

my name's keegan and i'm a wish kid.c leukemia in november of 2018. he takes chemo on a daily basis and sometimes up to nine pills a day. my wish was a hockey ice rink. i wish for this rink because i get to practice more and just be a better skater. every 20 minutes, a child is diagnosed with a critical illness. more than 70 kids each day. but throughout their treatments, there's a glimmer of hope a wish. made possible by someone with a big heart like you. call or go online. for $20 a month, for $20 a month, just $0.67 a day. you can grant wishes month after month for kids right in your own community. >> your wish was granted. >> a wish is so much more than a moment. it can even be a turning point in a child's recovery. >> you know, these are kids that are living longer. they're living better, they're having more fun in their life. and it all started with one experience, and that was their wish. >> but for every wish we grant, two more children like keegan are waiting for their special wishes to come true. call or go onl

county fire department community brigade, a group of dozens of volunteers, mostly surfers like keegan and tyler, who work in close conjunction with the fire department to rescue and evacuate victims during a fire and make houses safer before a fire brigade program was born out of woolsey fire woolsey fire in 2018, out of a recognition that u.s. homeowners residents need to take more responsibility for our decision to live in a high risk area like the santa monica mountains. >> i'm heading to big rock right now. >> this video was shot by the community brigade as members encountered flames from the palisades fire. the brigade leaders say they helped to evacuate hundreds of residents on this road on a malibu hillside. several houses were destroyed, but this home has no damage. the owner of this house had previously gotten together with the brigade, learning about home hardening. >> home hardening is a methodology to protect your home and mitigate your home from wildfires. >> critically important keeping flammable vegetation more than five feet from your house. the brigade founders went b

but keegan gibbs and tyler hauptman also have a passion to save lives.t's been this cultural challenge to get people to understand that it's the little things that you do that make a big difference. >> this is the worst fire i've ever seen. >> keegan and tyler are two of the founders of the malibu based l.a. county fire department community brigade, a group of dozens of volunteers, mostly surfers like keegan and tyler, who work in close conjunction with the fire department to rescue and evacuate victims during a fire and make houses safer before a fire. community brigade program was born out of woolsey fire woolsey fire in 2018, out of a recognition that u.s. homeowners residents need to take more responsibility for our decision to live in a high risk area like the santa monica mountains. i'm heading to big rock pch right now. this video was shot by the community brigade as members encountered flames from the palisades fire. the brigade leaders say they helped to evacuate hundreds of residents on this road on a malibu hillside. several houses were destro

and joining me on stage are nancy keegan smith stacy cordery and susan ford bales. nancy we've already heard your biography, but stacey, a history professor who has a long scholarly interest in first ladies, so much that she now teaches a course on the subject at iowa state university. she's a flair board member and has also served as a bibliography for for the national first lady's library and has a new book on elizabeth arden out this fall. and then susan ford bales needs a little little introduction, but just, you know, a break for you very. gotcha. but as we know, susan was here in 1984 with with her mother for, the first lady's conference. she helped her mother launch national breast cancer awareness month. she's since served as national spokesperson for breast cancer awareness, and she currently serves on the board of directors of the hazelden betty ford foundation. so welcome to my panelists here and actually just going to go ahead and get started with nancy, who has some audio audiovisual work. i do want to note the terrific work of the archival staff, the g

states first ladies, making history and leading legacies by diana carland, anita mcbride and nancy keeganmith. for those of us who teach first ladies it's a wonderful thing to have a book devoted to the college audience and carlin mcbride has a version for the general public and remembering the first ladies and the legacies of history-making women. this brief catalog of mine is chronicling the interest in first ladies studies and it is influencing, but the world is changing and so must we. each of our four 21st century first ladies has moved us away from the traditional conception of the tradition. laura bush's role during 9/11 and the advocacy of afghani women pushed past the work of wartime first ladies. michelle obama, of course, was america's first black first lady. this is no small thing. melania trump lived out the role in a wholly unique and idiosyncratic way while fulfilling the conventional obligations of a first lady. thanks to them, the first lady is finally more than simply a lagging indicator of the gendered expectation of our society, and so to the future, four suggestions t

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essence of his 10 volume work and titled history of ukraine royce, the simplistic, the inhabitants of keegan roost turned out to be ukrainians. a nation separate from russia and only it had connections to european civilization. ukrainian people belong to wisdom. you are a piano board in short simply to the european circle. not only because of the historical ties that connect ukrainian life with western life over the centuries, but also by the very nature of the national character sees you so to the austro hungarian, the authorities who pay the historian well. and that's still prevalent today. in modern ukraine, challenging to shift gears, ideas is a legal such as the what i mean, i'm not sure many people. so i'm assuming that's the one that i need as far as the student. ok, they're mostly about going to be in a box for it that will reset because our annual car are you able to pull in this table still? i read it with the concept. so go shift the good ships. case. ball trade is even featured on ukrainian bank notes during the russian revolution in february 1917 who she has a head is a new ukra

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. >> that santa rosa fire department captain keegan lee, he's leading a 20 member strike team made up of firefighters from sonoma county. >> it's personal because we went through it, too. and so i think that we're in a unique position to relate to these people. >> the sonoma county team battling the eaton fire. so far, it's scorched more than 14,000 acres. and as of sunday evening, it's 27% contained. >> when a fire moves through a large area of structures like this, what's left behind is a lot of smoldering material. in and amongst structures, some of which are still unburned. >> the team tasked with tamping down potential threats. >> if we don't do a good job of extinguishing those smoldering hotspots when the winds do resurface, you know, worst case, it could lead to the fire recreating conditions that were seen earlier in the week. >> and that is the fear. with santa ana winds expected to return this week. >> i want to reassure you that your lafd, all of our regional partners, every single agency that has come from up and down this state and outside of the state, we are ready. may