lori and kirk, thank you for being here good to see you both kirk, i'll start with you.past couple days, we had a taste of what a rotation could feel like, look like, do you not buy the notion we're due for this sort of rotation out of the higher-flying stocks, into the more cyclical stocks >> it's hard to argue that the megacap stocks are not overvalue ed but it's interesting a number of clients are asking you to continue to own growth but in terms of individual investors, like the qqq, which are up 20% off the table, and cut back a bit, i think that makes some sense. >> what is the biggest risk, kirk, in the eyes of the institutional investors? better vaccine news, i would presume, would really put some fuel under the fire of the rotation that could happen. >> well, no question about it. i think the biggest risk is what i call a moderna winner, meaning we've been through the virus in good weather where you can dine outside, exercise outside. my big concern institutional investors as well is in the fall and the winter hopefully there's a vaccine that's widely distribute

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for the hour lisa marie booth and charlie charlie kirk and moments away former white house press secretary sara huckabee sanders will be with us at first the election battle lines drawn as joe biden picks is running mate california senator kamala harris. in a moment we will give you a special investigation with shocking acknowledged that the come was corruption that will be leading every news outlet if she were republicans vice president nominee but she's the democrats of the media falls to us to bring you the truth about the democratic ticket for november. before we get to the politics though i want to say something personal about kamala harris. i was seated next to her at a dinner of years ago and i liked her actually. i thought she was smart, warm and human. it are shaded her effort into combat truancy by withholding welfare. ads from delinquent parents but i think it's great to see someone with her background in such a prominent role. representation does matter but when you move from the personal

charlie kirk is on deck. but first.resident trump wants players back on the gridirororororo president trump: i want college football to come back. these are strong, healthy and incredible people. they are people who want to play football very badly. i have been fighting for football to come back. as long as they stand for our national anthem and honor our flag and our company. if they don't, i won't help them. they might come back, but i won't be watching. judge jeanine: president trump calling for players to take the field while taking a shot at players who kneel for "the national anthem." i don't pretend to know everything about calendar football. but i know there is the 12, the 10, some of them are playing and some of them aren't. can you tell us who is and aec,, they are going to play. there are areas where they will play football and where they won't play football. these young men are tested twice a day. they are canned before they even go to practice. the health of these young men is under the scrutiny of some of

charlie kirk and leo terrell standing by live tonight.ut next we'll continue the conversation of the chinese communist government, senator marsha blackburn joins me live next with new information. hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores! stanley cup champions! touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." holding china accountable is critical in these times. my next guest couldn't agree more. march sma black burn joins me -- marsha blackburn joins me now. welcome back, senator. i want to talk about the nba. i understand you are targeting the nba. you say they are playing in a way benefiting china while kneeling when it comes to support for the united states. >> that's right. the nba is so cozy with the chinese communist party, the government, chinese tv. they kick off, they restart thei

kirk: you are right.uring in sectors, hospitality and transportation, is going to be deeper. there is no doubt about that. that is why it is time to make sure we are getting all the stimulus we can in terms of monetary and fiscal and certainly fiscal in terms of income replacement. that is why what is happening in the u.s. is so important. if we do not get that income replacement in the u.s., that is what will have a fix other asset markets. -- have effects to other asset markets. rishaad: we have to pay that money back at some stage, but are we looking at seriously dark times and is persisting for years, not just a year or two? kirk: there is no doubt that debt as always borrowing growth from the future. it is where you start from. if we are not providing this accommodation from a monetary perspective andy fiscal perspective, the starting point -- and a fiscal perspective, the starting point will be deeper. we really have no other choice should -- no other choice. at some point, we are going to have to p

charlie kirk and leo terrell standing by live tonight.ut next we'll continue the conversation of the chinese communist government, senator marsha blackburn joins me live next with new information. we see you....looking out for all of us. but you can't lose sight of your own well-being especially if you have a serious chronic medical condition. at aetna, we're always here to help you focus on your health. because it's always time for care. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." holding china accountable is critical in these times. my next guest couldn't agree more. march sma black burn joins me -- marsha blackburn joins me now. welcome back, senator. i want to talk about the nba. i understand you are targeting the nba. you say they are playing in a way benefiting china while kneeling when it comes to support for the united states. >> that's right. the nba is so cozy with the chinese communist party, the government, chinese tv. they kick off, they restart their season. they are kneeling -- the players all but one, were kneeling and they

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tell us about charlie kirk. >> charlie kirk ran his organization turning point usa which runs this watchlistliberal professors that are supppposedly somome kind of danr to society. this speaks to stephen miller's influence because stephen miller's mentor from the time he was a child, feeding him talking points for donald trump throughout his life according to private correspondence i obtain for the book, david horwitz is the person who started this idea partyty in the republican where in 2006 he published a watchlist of liberal professors who allegedly posed some kind of apocalyptic threat toto society. , he shaped stephen miller's career. he is a man who b believes the only real racism is racism against white men. he teaches young conservatives like stephen miller at a very young age how to use the language of the civil rights movement against the civil rights movement. so calling people of color and liberals the real racists were real oppressors and painting white conservative men as the oppressed and already come asas victims s of d discrimination, s yoyou sit with h people like che kirk

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judge jeanine: charlie kirk and leo terrell thanks for being with us and carter paige page joins thenext. you are going to believe what he says. protect defend the freedoms and ideals that so many americans marched for, went to jail for, fought for and died for. judge jeanine: really? my next guest doesn't feel that his freedoms are protected at all reformer trump campaign adviser and author of the new book how america was framed in attempted coup against the president. carter page transferring now with reaction to that speech and much more. good evening carter but would he think the president is talking about the fact that the president is there to defend the freedom that so many filed for and died for? do you feel your freedom was defended? the >> epsa we not judge jeanine and there's so much for repair that still needs to be done. over four years since this terrible scandal began leaving our court system and their legal system in general and shambles. there's really a lot more we need to do. jasmine: card are you withstood what a lot of people absolutely couldn't handle over the l

joining us tonight for the hour, sara carter and charlie kirk.look at what they've done, there it is, confirmed by the official gdp data this week. yet another disaster, brought to you by the establishment. the biggest economic collapse in american history. yes china affected the world with its virus, they knew how bad it was but covered it up. they stopped travel within china but deliberately allowed travel outside of china until president trump shut it down. we talk about reparation and you sought not just here for racial injustice but right now from china to the world for the virus crimes. china must pay for what their government did in a catastrophic damage they caused. but once the virus was here, the responsibility lay with our leaders and what a complete and utter mess they made of it. right from the start, we told you the truth about this virus, most people have nothing to fear, the right response is to protect the vulnerable, the mass shut down for a massive mistake. president trump, he had the right instincts, right from the start. but

to be open to talks incandescence contestants kirk you know form can. in a written statement. the bill in senate said one of the goals of the research on the counter case was to gain insight into the foster care system and draw lessons that could be applied in today's work. further research cannot be limited to belin the senator for education youth and family announced that she would like the conference of ministers to address the issue of sexual abuse in the foster care system. are the abusers are used by the law. to serve on suzanne just carrying the spawn i mentioned is the point of all. believe in. the hope because one of the 2 good come from nuclear among the was then so much because these i'm going to pose won't affect us during the month when we're posing civil suits on this island you do know it's sushi and. lucas. a last minute i'll go folks you know and someone talks too much he said ok i'm going said we're going to be morse mccombs and songs in tokyo by tribute to buy them on the holes that this will do the guns and. the disposition to do this tomorrow we ofcom so f

3rd in video before bill of mining them all seem to be open to talks incandescence could arrest this kirk you know form. in a written statement. the bill in senate said one of the goals of the research on the candle case was to gain insight into the foster care system and draw lessons that could be applied in today's work. further research cannot be limited to belin the senator for education youth and family announced that she would like the conference of ministers to address the issue of sexual abuse in the foster care system. so you saw that. i think because i mean this man that i would love to serve on seems in just carrying this when i mention this this man of all. believe in. the hope that because one of the cuban come for nuclear among the was then so much because these are on the pows won't affect us during the month when we're posing civil so if on this island down that you do go to sushi. a few of those mines that undergo folks you know in some talks who would you said ok i'm going said we're going to be i'm. the mccombs and songs in tokyo by tribute to buy them on the holes list

contest this kirk you know form. in a written statement. the girl in senate said one of the goals of the research on the counter case was to gain insight into the foster care system and draw lessons that could be applied in today's work. further research cannot be limited to belin the senator for education youth and family announced that she would like the conference of ministers to address the issue of sexual abuse in the foster care system. so i saw them. i think because i use mine that i would love to serve on some seeing just carrying the spawn i mentioned this despite of all. believing. to behold because one of the 2 good come from nuclear among the was then so much because these on the oppose won't affect us during the month when we're posing civil suits on this. bomb that you do know it's. just a small group of a few of those miners that undergo folks you know uncertain talks who would say ok i'm going to be. the mccombs and songs in tokyo by 30 to buy them on the holes listening to the guns and. the disposition to boost i'm already

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kirk named caesar it was his job to record the deaths in state run prisons. many families have learned the fate of loved ones through a single image of a body with a number tag. to see their photos have shown us a refutable proof that the syrian government has truly detained in the city or the people that it has this is the night that it's detained and also that it's tortured them to death. it also gives us an indication of what is going on in these hidden detention facilities that no one has access to. the devastation can be felt far beyond syria's borders. here in germany identifying her son and the disease of doubt for mary and all who are. here on your teacher when i saw the picture the situation was very painful because this is when i completely lost heart all this time i still had hope that he might be alive and all. human rights groups believe the photographs will identify more than $6000.00 victims most like mary and son believed to be tortured to death. many were detained in the early months of what became the syrian war half a 1000000 people have be

joining us tonight for the hour, sara carter and charlie kirk.'ve done, there it is, confirmed by the official gdp data this week. yet another disaster, brought to you by the establishment. the biggest economic collapse in american history. yes china affected the world with its virus, they knew how bad it was but covered it up. they stopped travel within

childhood in monza vermont to the backwaters of transylvania to the icefield of the higher optic as kirk'sd virtuous approach coming out any day now it's july 2020 publication. those are my three. >> of i could say one thing before we close, it's sort of like the arts are still in trouble because of covid and bookstores are so in trouble. authors are still in trouble. there are people in worse shape, my wife is an actress and the theaters are shut down in chicago and going out of business. but i want to urge folks listening to this to support literati and also by donovan's book and by my book, i'm the bigot browser, like i wouldn't buy a book from an event like this but we don't have the ability to browse like we used to so if you are thinking about buying both of our books, i suggest you buy both of them, please do it now and please do it through literati. i think we are in a time when we are going to see massive cultural fallout from this and buying my book is not proving that you are fighting that, but i think it's important that we support bookstores, support authors, support the arts.

you would know no, kirk would know. no, you're a soccer dad.d a -- >> jimmy: hey, guys, guys, guys, let's settle this at the people's court. >> all right >> jimmy: call judge judy on this one, man. mitsubishi -- subaru outlander sounds about right mitsubishi should think about maybe owning it. yeah this one is from @lakeitis he says, whose cocaine line is it anyway? that show's only -- that show's only ten minutes long. oh, this last one's from @ @jrodcasell, he says, the card, any card "tonight show" hashtags. to check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hasht tonightshow.com/hashtags interesting saying this without -- usually i'm yelling it over the band don't even know what i'm saying. >> just yell it, anyway. >> jimmy: okay to check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtags we'll be back with more of the "tonight show," everybody. ♪ there's a world of possibility that can't exist with you versus me. it will take work, that's indisputable. but oh man it could be beautiful. this world where we are we. (♪ ) right now

. >> one of them was dutch van kirk? van kirk, sweeney, chuck sweeney. sweeney flew another plane. i knew sweeney. he was a great guy, nice guy. guy.ee was quite a they were all good guys. they were satisfied. i was a civilian, that's all. wendoverng were you at before you went to salton sea, or where you back and forth between the two? eugene: back-and-forth. once i started at wendover, then it would be a situation where i would go to wendover, maybe i would stay a couple days and do some work or lay out some stuff that had to be done. or maybe i wouldn't. maybe the next day i would go straight down to salton sea. now, salton sea was built by hollywood to film the picture "wake island." i say that because i have been told that. i never saw it in a book but that's what they tell me. that's why salton sea was there. it had been a navy base that was there for a movie. we lived in those barracks and we did our testing as i explained by running that big loop up san francisco, which approximated the distances we would have to travel. about, after you spent all this time working on this

. >> did you say one of them was dutch fan kirk? >> sure. i knew van kirk, selby, chuck sweeney. they i knew sweeney, he was a great guy, a nice guy. and that fairer be was quite a guy. they were all good guys and they were satisfied. i was a civilian, that's all. >> how long were you what went over before he went to solvency? >> back and forth. once i started at wend over, then it would be a situation where i will go to wind over maybe i'd stay a couple of days and do some work or lay out some stuff that had to be done. maybe i wouldn't, maybe i guess maybe i go straight down assault and see. solvency was built to fill in the picture the film. that's why sultan see was there. it was a navy base for a movie it had been put their. we lived in those barracks, and we did our testing as i explained by putting running up big loop up to send francisco which approximated the distances we were gonna have to fly at the time. >> i have to spend all this time worked on this project, tell me about us worth telling you that you were going to go overseas with the bomb. and how you were gonna b

>> tariq: i mean, i -- you would know >> no, kirk would know >> tariq: no, you're a soccer dad. >> no[ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, guys, guys, guys, let's take a - let's settle this at "the people's court." >> tariq: all right, all right >> jimmy: lets call judge judy on this one, man mitsubishi outlander -- subaru outlander sounds about right >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: mitsubishi should think about maybe owning it. yeah, whatever this one is from @lakeitis he says, "whose cocaine line is it anyway? [ laughter ] that show's only -- that show's only ten minutes long. [ laughter ] oh, this last one here is from @jrodcasell, he says, "picard, any card." [ laughter ] ah there you have it. those are our "tonight show" hashtags to check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtags it's interesting saying this without -- usually i'm yelling it over the band >> tariq: i know >> jimmy: so i don't even know what i'm saying. >> tariq: just yell it, anyway >> jimmy: okay to check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtags we'll be right back with more of the "tonight show,"

charlie kirk, your take on the night. steve scalise just stepped up. >> i was honored to participate earlier. what is amazing, sean, every one of these speakers was an issue that democrats ignored from riots to safety, future of america, school choice, education. the republican party. credit the producers doing a brilliant job. much better than the democrats. they have been communicating to real concerns for middle class americans. the president will see a double digit boost because of this convention. you're seeing real stories, told to people that honestly are worried about the future of america and democrats possibly getting to power. this has been a total home run and i was honor towed participate in it. >> sean: let's your take, leo and dan. >> can i vote right now? i'm so excited. i want to vote now. is there early voting? can i vote now? >> sean: any one person or kimberly that set you over the top? >> i'm telling you, it's a collection. charlie and the judge. everyone. it brings chills. i have chills. i want to vo

departure but it boasted freetime lines and became the most successful 2nd world war drama ever done kirk took a massive half a 1000000000 at the box office but nolan's mission to save save the cinema with his new film 10 minutes is perhaps as daunting as its heroes attempt to save the world the film has got mixed reviews good for the cinematography and the action but slightly less good for the perfect scene plots which is also a running gag in the movie people asking urging us to keep up asking whether our heads and in the end finally urging don't try to understand it just a kind of a scape is non-students that the audiences will. but you audiences want healed right now now for many people obviously a huge relief to have a big hollywood film opening after such a long drought is there more to come what's your take it depends a little bit on how tenet does and also on current virus measures whether they ease further but the big can do this for most eagerly and spread to films of april for that swarm. it's a call. to very release and another one we've been waiting for since my is black wido

kirk: to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. lecrae: because this is one small act of kindness... victor: that has the power to make a big difference. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. happening today, muni rail service is shut down again only three days after service resumed. parts of the overhead wires failed. also, someone in the control center tested positive for covid-19. so, rail service will be down for several weeks. the metro system resumed on saturday after being down for 5 months because of the pandemic. buses will again replace rail services. some delays are possible. >>> today, we will get an update on covid-19. dr. mark deli will host a live video conference, talking about the latest case numbers and california's response to the pandemic. the update will be streamed on the department of public health youtube account at noon. >>> sfo is the first to host a rapid testing site. they are teaming up with dignity health and go health urgent care to test workers. results from a nasal swab test will be back in about 13 mi

paid workers in the city that we're talking about we're talking about janitors wake up in the book kirk's we're talking about nurses. we're talking about nurses systems we're talking about museum guards most of us are women of color. people of color. you know who can't even afford to live in san francisco. so or economic situations are domestic economic situations still continue to rise we still are facing the same challenges. >>the mayor's budget proposal also shifts nearly 120 million dollars away from the police department with this budget. >>we are listening to the community and prioritizing investments in the african-american community around housing, mental health and wellness workforce development economic justice education advocacy and accountability. the mayor says her goal is for young african americans to rise up and thrive in the city. >>because of changes like these. >>the mayor also indicated that she believes the coronavirus will be around at least for another year as a result her proposal also includes 93 million dollars for response funds to covid-19 live in san francisco

kirk: to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. lecrae: because this is one small act of kindness... >>> welcome back, it is for 14. an overnight curfew in kenosha, wisconsin. kenosha is 40 miles south of milwaukee police say they were responding to a domestic incident. neighbors say there was a shooting victim, jacob black was trying to break up a fight between two women. we are not sure what led to the police shooting but he was shot seven times in the back. he was in serious condition. last night neighbors said the shooting could be the breaking point for that city. >> we are tired of the police using brute force. and the manipulation tactics. their bigotry, they use every single tech in the book to get over and manipulate us. >>> now the wisconsin division of criminal investigation will investigate the shooting. the officers involved have been placed on administrative leave. >>> the time is 414, there are more now 5.7 million cases of the coronavirus here in the u.s. california leads the nation in the number of cases. more than

i am kirk humphreys i am the minister of my time there i'm'm really gonna be in barbados. you're not the person responsible for the decline lantis fanfest lake coldwater. we know the waters in the region again a warm we know that we knonow we're not because in the i mean if you have a reduction if this is going to be. a threat t to our security as a matter of fact we're seeing a reduction if that this and other. i think it is directly linked to climate change of course the other thing. i mean. we have to change it maybe sense. as well we have to be able to go a lilittle bitor the pasast. it's my great. but that that has been happening for generations what has not been happening for generations has been. changing climate so basically have not yet developed the past. month we need to get this thing resolved the industry but also so i can sleep at night. here in barbados the flying fish became increasingly scarce with the arrival of sargassum. thank you in case for the b brown alge in beta carotene back in two thousand eleven rereleasing a a robibinson standnds as it decompos

a departure but it posted 3 timelines and became the most successful 2nd world war drama ever done kirktook a massive heart of a 1000000000 at the box office but nolan's mission to save save the cinema with his new film tenets is perhaps as daunting as its heroes attempt to save the world the film has got mixed reviews good for the cinematography and the action but slightly less good for the perfect plots which is also a running gag in the movie people who are asking urging us to keep up asking whether our heads and in the end finally urging don't try to understand it just feel it maybe not know best film but it could be just the kind of a scapegoat non-students that the audiences want now look right now now for many people obviously a huge relief to have a big hollywood film opening after such a long drought is there more to come let's take it depends a little bit on how tenet does and also on current virus measures whether they ease further but the big can do this for most eagerly and spread to films of the year of course the new bond movie we've been waiting since april for that's on

israel's claim to the whole city we haven't been allowed to go in and film what you think matches up with kirk horizons in this present phase of archaeology here and see which is archaeology behind fences and it seems they want to keep things under wraps to prevent people from from hearing it and what about you have you been able to get site i can't get into any of these sites bird from visiting that it seems that the antiquities authority doesn't want criticism like a sort of work. one reason for that the antiquities authority which is a state body has handed over some of the sites to a private organization called an ad which is run by israeli settlers. and lerma who runs the national or has taken the interpretation associating with fragmentary names with him very very has made it a corner so very tired protesting with so that really history for them begins with the and when in fact archaeological remains can be directly associated with very bitter almost nonexistent. so there's a definite conflict of interest there between their role as stewards of the national heritage and their role as cir

a departure but it posted 3 timelines and became the most successful 2nd world war drama ever done kirktook a massive heart of a 1000000000 at the box office but nolan's mission to save save the cinema with this new film tenet is perhaps a store wanting as its heroes attempt to save the world the film has got mixed reviews good for the cinematography and the action but slightly less good for the perfect scene plots which is also a running gang in the movie people asking urging us to keep up asking whether our heads and in the end finally urging don't try to understand it just feed it maybe not know best film. it could be just the kind of a scrape is sed non-students that you audiences want new right now now for many people obviously a huge relief to have a big hollywood film opening after such a long drought is there more to come what's your take it depends a little bit on how tenet does and also on current virus measures whether they ease further but the big can do this for most eagerly and spread to films of the year of course the new bond movie we've been waiting since april for that

and nikki haley thinks that she sort of can praise charlie kirk, say, you know, jared kushner is a geniusnd then represents the new republican party. it's like, no, no, you can't have it both ways. you understood what trump was. you saw where trump was. you opposed trump in the primary. and then he offered you a job, you took it, you went along with trumpism. no. trump's a moral test. so i would take somebody who really believed in trump and could back that up than someone who doesn't believe in trump and goes along with trump. i just find that appalling. >> so what's next for you? >> oh, listen, i don't think there's any place in the republican party for me. i've been pretty clear about how i feel and the party's been pretty clear about how it feels, and i think the party's going to win. so i'm gonna work with democrats to my involvement in politics. i mean, the way i see it, really, that the future of the country is going to be decided by the battle that's within the democratic party. so i really see there's three parties in america now. they say, "why do we have the two-party system?"

her to britain to control his environment as he loved the control everything i think he worked with kirk douglas on spartacus that he didn't fight all say at all that he said enough of hollywood he goes over there a brilliant man and his magnum opus obviously the 1st time i was just startled by a film i remember is a clockwork orange i'm trying to think had he seen your work with lindsay and that led and it was sort of your bailey wick that yes no i'm christiane the kubrick his wife widow that was then told me that. he'd been looking forward you know he had a projectionist on standby 247 at the house and. they got a copy of it. and he played it and after she told me this after i made my 1st entrance in the movie he clicked the intercom and said relates that starting down now and he did it for times 4 times he turned to christiane and said we found our alex what sets him apart i guess is that he made masterpiece isman. in every genre of movie you know i mean there's romantic comedies anti war movies there's every single thing you can think off and. if you gave him something like that like

. >> kirk and jack liser work and live in the hills on the outskirts of middletown and aren't backingown. they're not firefighters but they've got two massive water trucks and have been using dozers to clear land and protect their property. >> we did our part. we put fire lines around this valley because i like looking at green trees instead of charred ones. >> firefighters showed us the area of concern tuesday afternoon, saying that some of the same areas that burned in the past fires are burning, again. >> not as with much intensity the second time because most of the fuel has burned. >> while we were told of one structure that had burned in the hills, those we talked with weren't aware of any others that had burned off of butts canyon road. >> i'll sleep good. yeah. well, depending on where there little flare-up, up the road here is. >> and you are looking at these fire crews in middletown. some of the dozers that they have been using out here. the flare-ups have not been of major concern going into the nighttime hours because the wind has died down. certainly, good news, going for

. >> kirk and jack liser work and live in the hills on the outskirts of middletown and aren't backingown. they're not firefighters but they've got two massive water trucks and have been using dozers to clear land and protect their property. >> we did our part. we put fire lines around this valley because i like looking at green trees instead of charred ones. >> firefighters showed us the area of concern tuesday afternoon, saying that some of the same areas that burned in the past fires are burning, again. >> not as with much intensity the second time because most of the fuel has burned. >> while we were told of one structure that had burned in the hills, those we talked with weren't aware of any others that had burned off of butts canyon road. >> i'll sleep good. yeah. well, depending on where there little flare-up, up the road here is. >> and you are looking at these fire crews in middletown. some of the dozers that they have been using out here. the flare-ups have not been of major concern going into the nighttime hours because the wind has died down. certainly, good news, going for