luke bryan's with us there he is. there's luke up early luke just dropped a brand new album today.some time catching up as well after your local news. >>> good morning to you. 8:26. i'm kris sanchez. a surprise from the man who leads san jose high school, 19 of them. he's stepping down at the end of the year. he talked with us earlier this week in a story about pandemic safety measures. he is a superintendent of the east side union high school district. has 22,000 students. the tweet yesterday he announced he will step down at the end of the year. he's giving notice now to allow time for a smooth transition. >>> and we want to get a look at our forecast because the weekend is upon us, kari. our last weekend before school starts, you and i. >> yeah, and so we're going to have some warm weather. it's going to feel like summer. we need to find a pool because our temperatures are going to heat up as the fog continues to clear away from san francisco. and the inland areas, a lot of our valleys, are going to be hotter starting today. reaching into the upper 80s. we're going to see those

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here is my conversation with luke bryan >> seth: luke, welcome back. how are you?range for you, as well i imagine your new album, the way you would expect to be promoting it, is on the road in front of adoring fans, and yet here you are, zooming with me. [ laughter ] >> hey, that's as enjoyable. i mean, but we -- yeah, it's cra -- i mean, we originally had the album scheduled to come out in april. you know, we had all these tour -- you know, this big tour that was going to set up the album. but, you know, obviously, as you know, a lot of stuff has changed. but, hey, you've got to -- when, you know, you've got to do - you've got to play the hand that's dealt but we're the album out. ening to them in my truck. [ light laughter ] i am ready for the fans to hear them >> seth: well, one of the things you say, you know, you had to make do with the situation, the hand we're dealt you had dealt yourself acres and acres of farmland, and you actually - [ laughter ] -- planted sweet corn. is this the first time you've planted corn there >> i have had small little patches of s

i love luke bryan. i'm a big fan. there's some catchy songs. there's your typical luke bryan songs.a" became his 21st number one hit. i talked to people who said it was very surreal. he has a song called "born here, live here, die here" is about someone who never leaves their hometown. it's really sweet. i feel like that now because i'm in wisconsin on the farm with my parents. it's speaking to me as well. i feel like we have luke bryan fans in the studio, right? >> yep. yep. they're saying yes. andrea, thank you for breaking that down. you can catch andrea hosting "people now" streaming weekdays at 1:00 p.m. eastern. you can pick up this week's episode of "people" on stands now. guys how about a zoom seance? >> sign me up. >> i love it. >> we were on the ouija board last night on zoom. >> i'll stick with the margarita and luke bryan. >>> coming up, while big gatherings are off limits, micro weddings have a nice ring to them. what to know and how to plan one for yourself. >>> up ahead, pack your bags and go glamping. we have a "gma" guide to glamping, glamorous camping. the socially

i am laura trump, daughter of bob, sister to kyle, mother to luke and carolina and daughter-in-law ofur 41st president,- 45th donald trump. tonight i come as a normal american. my prayer is were small business owners and worked hard to make sure my brother and i had everything we needed but not everything we wanted. my parents raised me to believe in america i could achieve anything with hard work and determination, that the opportunities available to me were limited by the size of my ambition, that i should dream big, and i did. those dreams are what led me to new york city. i have heard the adage if i can make it there, i can make it anywhere. i intended to do that. never in one million years did i think i would be on this stage and never thought i would end up with the last name trump. my seventh grade english teacher used to tell us believe none of which you here, half of what you read -- you hear, half of what you read. the meaning of those words never weighed on me until i met my husband and the trump family. any preconceived notion ahead of this family disappeared immediately t

luke says he can't even begin to put a price tag on all that his family has lost, some of the items he says were precious , personal and quite frankly irreplaceable. >> the stuff that my wife's mom gave to her just before she died. all of my ta awards, my uniforms. >> reporter: the families move has temporarily been put on hold, delayed for a few days while they give investigators time to possibly track down the missing u-haul. luke says he has a simple and straightforward message to the thieves. >> there's a lot of things i would like to say to them, but just give me back my stuff. >> reporter: friends of the family help set up a gofundme page to help offset some of the losses and expenst says really want back is all the irreplaceable items that were inside of the truck. >>> santa clara police making a plea for help tonight to track down a blind elderly woman. the 75-year-old disappeared from her santa clara home overnight, she is described as blind and deaf, with the mental capacity of a five-year-old, she is five foot one and uses a blue cane and if you do see her, contact santa cla

luke and tiffany and their two kids packed up the 20 foot long truck on friday. they were supposed to eat -- moved to utah this weekend. on moving day, the truck was gone. >> i just went blank after that, really. it was disbelief. >> reporter: luke said the truck was locked and parked outside on cameron street. it was likely taken sometime after midnight. the u-haul was spotted heading west on grove way around 2:15 a.m. luke said his wife and kids are devastated to lose some of their most cherished items, artwork, and heirlooms. >> the entire last 20 years of marriage, military history -- all my military service paperwork, my wife's mom's stuff she given her when she passed away -- all the kids pictures, furniture, everything was in the truck. >> reporter: it has a license plate that reads ah -- tt 1148. anyone who spots it should call the alameda county sheriff's office. >> take it back, so everything you can sell, give back all the memories you don't need. >> reporter: i am elissa harrington, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> car sales are starting to rebound after slowing

luke ellis, african-americans, hispanics, women, all groups benefited enormously. everybody was better off. a rising tide lifted all boats. then came a once in 100 year pandemic. it was awful. health and economic impacts were tragic. hardship and heartbreak were everywhere. but presidential leadership came swiftly and effectively with an extraordinary rescue for health and safety to successfully fight the covid virus. alsoreat bipartisan rescue saved the economy. right now, our economic health is coming back with emergency spending and tax cuts. americans are going back to work. there is a housing boom, auto boom, manufacturing boom, consumer spending boom. stocks are at record territory. a v-shaped recovery is pointing towards better than 20% growth in the second half of this year. tax cuts and, more regulatory rollback will be in store. payroll tax cuts for higher wages, income tax cuts for the middle class, capital gains tax cuts for investment. productivity and jobs. much more regulatory relief for small businesses. in economic terms, folks, this is no time for

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just disbelief. >> luke says that truck was locked and parked outside their home on cameron street, it was likely taken sometime after midnight the u-haul was spotted heading west near the castro valley trader joe's around 2:15. his wife and kids are devastated to lose some of their most cherished items. artwork, pictures and family heirlooms.>> basically our entire last 20 years of marriage, military wife's moms stuff that she had given her once she had passed away. all of our kids pictures, furniture, everything was in the truck.>> reporter: the truck has an arizona license plate, there is also an identification number on the side that reads tt1148. >>> and campbell police are investigating what the appears to be an attempted murder suicide, police arrived at the malone committee last night after receiving 2911 calls that were quicklcers arrived they helped two children who were trying to get out of one of the mobile homes. they heard several gunshots than armed men came out but in police. authorities say there was one more gunshot and i managed to rescue a woman shot inside the home

french aid is on route to bebeirut, paris sending two luke perry p planes with equipment.n the last few minutes the french presidentnt says he wilie in beirurut tomorrow.. kasashmir's special status was scrapped, narendra modi lays stone for a hindu tetemple. thank you very much for joining us here. i day after a massive explosion rocked the lebanese capital, residents in beirut remain in shock. rescuers digging through the rubble i in the cityty today afr at leaeast 100 people died and over 4000 were wounded after a blast with the force of an earthquake hit the city. an investigation is underway to a -- to determine the cause of the blast. it does appear to have been 2700d in a fire ignited tons of ammonium nitrate stored unsafely at a warehouse. reporter: beirut this morning is similar to a war zone. back to check onon their homes, everything is almost destroyed. many the big explosion cars are destroyed. more than 100 dead. and more than 4000 injured. many people were displaced from this area. they went to relatives, friends, or hotels. they came back this morning to cl

how do you invest in this, luke?journal" came out with a stat the big five stocks of combined value of 23% since february yet rest of the market down 7% for those stocks. so what you do like here? >> that is an incredibly important point. we say the market is back to where it is positive year-to-date, almost back to the highs but the difference in sectors incredibly important too. we like the active managers that are a little better picking particular stocks and sectors that will do better and recently we put a little more money into gold coming out what was reefly overweight to cash. we think gold will still do pretty well. has had a good month. it has done well since then but good place for investors to be. we have still a little bit underweight to equities. we think if the stimulus talks break down, if we continue to see a little bit of slowdown in the job growth it will be challenging for the market. [closing bell rings] liz: great to have you, luke, pleasure to have a smart market watcher. the bears participatin

luke the young of severe responded minutes later with the 1st of 2 perfectly placed matters and sylvia took the lead it was tight to the finish but severe one of these take care of yourself keep your distance and wash your hands if you can stay at how we do w. me press here for you we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on all of our platforms we're all in this together on together making sure you. stay safe everybody stacey stay safe stay safe please stay safe. and i have a lot of. his opponents are demanding his resignation and a view him as a danger to democracy. all the fault of his supporters see him as a savior president jiah ear bones are not ok it's brazilians against one another enjoying the corona pandemic more than as a. player in. the flacks fans from the corinthians cop carry white almost 5 kilos to heart jackie obasanjo they carry even greater white political. the sao paulo soccer fans are leading pro-democracy protests despite the pandemic. printed on money for stuff we corinthian supporters were also among the 1st to take to the streets in the 1980 s. to protest

luke . thanks. coming up today taliban prisoners released in afghanistan. the government begins releasing the last batch of prisoners as for the tums or for u.s. taliban but will this lead to peace in the war torn country in kabul for answers. and crisis in bangladesh the country is experiencing its.

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. >> that was luke burbank reporting.hen you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>,ologists in england say they're one step choser to unraveling the 5,000-year-old miffs of stonehenge. ian lee has the latest. >> reporter: a layer of mystery is peeled back at stonehenge. exposing the unknown to the light. a year ago, a seemingly unremarkable rod of rock returned to the historical site >> did it turn out to be the holy grail? >> in some ways yes. it habld some annals that couldn't have been done. royalty but that chunk of rock initially disappered. in 1958, the british government commissioned a major restroergs project to make stonehenge safer and help hitches better understand the monument. workers drilled through the lar

alexander lukashenko has rejected calls to hold a new election speaking to his supporters in minsk luke schenn co said moscow's ready to step in to quell the protests against his regime a regime ranging the opposition is also rallying in the capital for its biggest demonstrations yet against the question because disputed election victory. to. take europe today and i'll be back next hour with more headlines and of course you can always keep up with our stories on our website that state of being felt calm i'm going to follow it on twitter and instagram to you i'm rebecca riches thanks so much for watching. our middle. welcome to the 2nd season of only. the planet on the brink of old disaster we did a long in-depth interview experts about one question how to change. the leadership .

emergency talks come as luke. faces growing rebellion from sectors of society that he could once reliably count on for support. more workers joined the walkout in the past president alexander lukashenko could count on state employees to support him but he had to order managers to threaten them with disciplinary action if they joined the nationwide strike. some ignored those threats. even with a presidential challenger svetlana chicken of sky are still in exile the opposition is growing more confident they set up a coordination council in bella ruse to organize a peaceful transfer of power. with local machine i'm up we're only beginning to rebuild mechanisms to feel like a strong and independent nation of course it will be very difficult but we have taken a step and we are setting an example for all to see how we can unite how we can work together and speak with one voice. but belarus is authoritarian leader is not ready to talk about ending his 26 year rule yet at a meeting with his security council he branded the

you're fired go away luke schenn go behind bars those are just some of the chants here in months today 2 weeks after pill abuse is rigged election quite how many people have turned out we can't say with any certainty because drones are all but illegal are better routes but one thing seems certain the government threats to arrest people and even the announcement to bring the army out in the streets of minsk doesn't seem to have scare people off and quite the opposite it seems to make them even more determined to come out and have their say. sneak on a leash now tonight let's you whiny aware people rallied in support of the belorussian protest as an act of solidarity and to promoting democracy and criticizing the christian because authoritarian rule. you protest and to form a human chain stretching from the lithuanian capital than this to the border with the other groups in today's action comes 3 decades after what was called the baltic way and residents of the baltic states lithuania estonia and latvia joined hands and linked their capital cities in a mass protest and indeed soviet. wel

more confrontation that he feels weakened then this is to some extent probably a tipping point for luke shango who as you rightly said or as e.w. rightly said was completely adamant that he's not going just a day or 2 together you know over the weekend the president has said that russia is ready to provide support to bella ruse do we know what form that support could take . brant we don't even know whether the support will go forth coming. basically lots of people speculate in moscow and those who are watching it from the unison war so that russia may well launch an invasion of brotherly help will be rendered to build the russian government to offset what was said in moscow to be western attempts to overthrow the real russian government i think that although this remains possible to some extent the possibility of that is running thin by the hour because of the number of people on the streets who do not want anyone to. help luka shankar means that invading a deleterious that's what they're talking about will mean bloodbath but there is a box here even if you look at chicago's which she p

from oakland port and therefore has business ties with the port authority portman khan on the isle of luke and is a pivotal importance in the construction of the north stream 2 pipeline 2 special russian ships are docked here once they have been technically equipped they're supposed to lay the final 160 kilometers of pipeline. but if the influential u.s. senators have their way the harbor management all business associates and even local authorities would be affected by the potential sanctions gas market expert heikal moment feels this signals that the americans are again taking drastic measures against the german russian project. you know and that's the inciting flaw in the all the new sanctions especially show that the american side is looking at this very closely and is willing to impose an obstacle that every move of the project enterprise or the russian side was. going thoughts that off i believe the sanctions have the potential to at least postpone the project for a very long time and this is obviously on its side so if its. neighboring poland also wants to hinder north stream to it

so colognes museum luke vega invited research fellow janice mitchell to critically review its american art collection she also arranged loans of other outlets to fill gaps for this exhibition. this 1980 video artwork by howard dean a pin down is titled free white and 21. it shows a black artist transforming herself into a white woman who then rejects and attacks the black woman's experiences of racism . do you really must be paranoid and never had an experience like that that force a free one with. the current anti racist demonstrations similar to the ones that took place in the 1960 s. and seventy's make mapping the collection more relevant than ever. tim it's always relevant racism sexism all these things unfortunately they're always relevant topics and. that's one of the reasons why racism is the overriding topic of this exhibition and it's not an exhibition full of black and white cliches but one with some genuinely surprising insights for example the sculpture by african-american artist barbara chase rethought. mitchell also addresses other forms of bigotry such as homophobia she

reviews on the guilt trip are luke rome -- luke warm.talk -- wants to settle that could lead to hundreds of millions of dollars in damages. there is an agreement that would resolve claims that take up unlawfully recorded facial images of children and send confidential information about adults to china. it faces the threat of being shut down in the u.s.. qantas warns that the global travel recovery will not be quick. the australian airline says international travel will not resume until the middle of next year because of the virus. it says travel to the u.s. will open widely to overseas airlines only once a vaccine has been distributed. losses in 2019ts and expect you to be bad too. i feel like that was extreme saying international travel would not resume until 2021. you heard them say that they would open corridors between certain countries and you get tested before and it creates a safe pipeline. i think that is part of the problem where you have countries taking different views, how do you contain it? scarlet: it is a moving target. th

same deal with tomorrow's arizona starter luke weaver to the mound in their first contest against the san diego padres. how about that padres-dodgers finish last night? chris taylor getting a walk-off assist in what was a really fun series, the dodgers ended up taking 2 of 3. >> eric: the padres are for real. they played the dodgers extremely well -- it's ironic, the thing that has faulted them so far in the season has been their bullpen and that was expected to be their strength. but this national league west, there are no easy games. >> adam: nolan arenado is finally starting to heat up, he's had a couple of big blasts in the last week. >> eric: how about the rockies starting pitching. they've been doing a fantastic job. >> adam: nice breaking ball from scrubb, he gets carson kelly and ends the inning 1-2-3. carlos correa will bat second for the astros who have a 4-3 lead. ♪ don't just think about where you're headed this summer. think about how you'll get there. and now that you can lease or buy a new lincoln remotely or in person... discovering that feeling has never been more eff

on the streets several 1000 today and this is another real show of force against the government and luke schenn code after the events of last week a people of fright. i would say people are afraid of the possible escalation further escalation of violence on behalf of us who will be key and policed and there are there are no guarantees that the police won't use those spread. methods again to disperse the crowds and i want to bring out that we've seen in the cars days that many of those people change in the previous protests they were released but i will be charmed by this movie of the government this could be just a way to sort of like pass testified the protestors and to distract their attention and also today we're having today and tomorrow there are massive protests scheduled and it is just possible that the authorities simply decided to create the those detention centers to be able to get more people in and to come dates and you yourself have left belarus is that right. because of the security some made here i did because there were certain some security concerns not only for myself b

luke shiancoe responded with outrage. his response has been both savage and unhinged. last week he flew above protesters in his helicopter, called them rats and descended brandishing an assault rifle. again today seen wearing a bulletproof vest, ak-47 in hand. seen here overpowering riot police on saturday. protesters today, police say they arrested more than 120 of them. this as they round up the press as well. stripping reporters of their accreditation leading up to today, which happens to be the president's 66th birthday. there's thousands of people who have come to crash that party, including press. if they knew we were filming right now they could have us detained, deported or worse. just a desperate sign of luke shiancoe's losing drip on power. do you think he's scared? >> yes, yes. we all know it. >> reporter: that's despite his ussi president vowed to putin. accepted reserve forces to belarus if necessary, at a time when putin is losing popularity at home and likely doesn't want russians getting any inspiration from next door. it was another incredible display

sister to kyle, mother to luke and carolina, and the daughter- in-law of our 45th president donald j trump. i come to you simply as an american. my life began like many in our country, i grew up in wrightsville beach, north carolina, my parents were small business owners and worked hard to make sure my brother and i had everything we needed but not everything we wanted. my parents raised me to believe that in america, i could achieve anything with hard work and determination. but the opportunities available to me were limited only by the size of my ambition, that i should dream big and i did. those very dreams are what lead me to new york city, i herd the add damage if i can make it there i can make it anywhere and i intended to do just that. never in a million years did i think i would be on this stage tonight and i certainly never thought that i would end up with the last name trump. my 7th grade english teacher mrs. b used to tell us, believe none of what you hear, half of what you read, and only what you're there to witness firsthand. the meaning of those words never fully weighe

a son, daniel, arrives in 2004, and his brother luke, 3 years later -- two acorns that don't fall faracquired a reputation and a new nickname, "dino cowboy." professionals begin to respect his knowledge of dinosaur bones, and his ability to find them. >> the only way you can find fossils is with your eyes. and the only way you can do that is get out there on foot and and walk the outcrops. a guy like clayton can invent. he can solve problems. ♪ >> clayton offers to show a new york gal how it's done. he starts with a safety lecture. >> any snakes? >> there's rattlesnakes. there's mountain lions. walking along the crest of a hill, there could be a cavity, and you could step on one of those and fall 30 feet down. looks great. if you move the dirt, you might find one. >> now, what is that? >> this is a little end of a limb bone to a little plant-eater. it's pretty cool. you can see the whole end of the bone. >> oh, this is definitely bone. >> yep. that's most like a rib. i can tell by the -- >> oh, the shape. i can see why they call him the dino cowboy. >> another piece of bone washed dow

sure i do sir luke do with this word and they literally had to go to new york hardly the issue. here. is there's this really drove us here one of the. fellows said some old bones show is important. because i used to love vehicle to cause a horse look at the watch the puck touching the plane you know it's you know there's an example of phone numbers and you look up to the woman and shouts at us go either way. i wish you know it's going to hit all of the guardian skull numbness muslim on the shot but i didn't use that we knew putting him on your chest and with just a muscle lifting. you know just to monitor. the i hold refugee camp has become a virtual prison for more than 70000 people who fled from the war zone. but she said to us i'm sorry it's a shot on the force that will be via. the ship i'm staying in seymour no we didn't see it talk to his alcoholism the media a list of all that. there are shortages of food water and health care in the camp human rights organizations say that several people die here after a day. in the smoke will. go to. school is seen. as a day just to coo

temporada el sevilla derrotó al manchester united por dos a uno los ingleses con un penal de grupo luke campaña de un grupo activista alemania suspendió controles para parejas no casadas gracias por estar con nosotros hay más noticias a las 11 de la noche después de su noticiero local ahora comienza exatlón >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >>♪ ♪ ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> >> esta semana en estados unidos en el dÍa lunes >>> en el tablero del dinero espectacular luego de la batalla >>> en contendientes en primeros >>> en donde terminaron acumulando 11.000 dÓlares >>> el dÍa martes la lucha po

sergio centro hasta el otro lado y adentro uno a uno al 77 jesÚs hace la jugada por derecha y aparece lukecorredores en las esquinas conecta rodríguez y le dice chao a la pelota y los saints anotaron 9 carreras para barrer a los san francisco giant >> la goleada del bayern múnich sobre el barcelona kike dejó de sobre el barcelona kike dejó de ser el director extrañamos esos momentos especiales... con nuestra familia, la libertad de compartir con nuestra comunidad. queremos que los niños puedan regresar a la escuela y tener estabilidad en nuestros empleos. con responsabilidad podemos recobrar lo perdido. hagamos lo correcto. mantengamos seis pies de distancia. lavemonos las manos con frecuencia. y usemos mascarilla todas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. >> muchos dejaron su corazón en san antonio una de las atracciones más populares de la bahía recibió luz verde para operar desde el lunes ya mañana hablamos de la presión de (...) el servicio del (...) estará disponible igual que senderos en la isla cerro las puertas en marzo por la pandemia del coron

lukashenko step down tens of thousands of people returned to the streets 3 weeks into protests prompted by luke shank those disputed election victory russian president vladimir putin has offered to send in security forces. german lawmakers from across the political spectrum as well as president from father steinmeyer have condemned saturday's rushing of the parliament building in berlin during a protest against the government's pandemic policies hundreds of far right activists and science than ayers overwhelmed police and occupied the steps of their eyes start police regain control of the situation before they can get into the building. police in portland oregon have launched a homicide investigation after a protester was killed the victim was shot dead as 4 years of president clash with black lives matters of protest protestors portland mayor ted wheeler blamed trump himself for stoking the racial unrest. this is due to your news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram d w news or visit our website get up your dot com. find out why bees are not only busy but also music later in the show

. >>> the u-haul was locked but the one from the driveway of luke and tiffany's home on cameron street. it was packed with family heirlooms, military memorabilia, cherished items and artwork. the family was supposed to move to utah but the plans have now been canceled. >> take all of the stuff you can sell and give back the memories. >> the g west near trader joe's yesterday morning. it has not been seen since. police are asking people to keep an eye out. it has an arizona license plate. there is also an identification number on the side. anyone who spots it should call the sheriff's office. >>> an elderly woman that was blind and deaf was found safe after she walked away from her home overnight. two people found an enriquez, sitting on a bench on escuela avenue shortly after 6:30 pm. police spent the day searching for enriquez. there was a lot of concern becausea five-year- old. earlier we talked with the assistant police chief in santa clara. >> we put out an effort to locate her. we got the assistance from the sheriff's office. the unit came out. the department of public safety laun

then luke's tutor comes to the house, 2:45 sales meeting, and i still got to get alex to judo. and yet you somehow found time to bitch at me.

>>was just nothing left there luke and his family they did evacuate early last week but he says he never really thought his home would actually begun, but it's gone. he says his family didn't even manage to grab much when they evacuated. >>a new program by covered california will help uninsured residents get health care coverage. >>this will help californians affected by the wildfires and the pandemic covered california says the move was created because californians are facing a triple threat. the wildfires, the pandemic the recession that program is under open enrollment right now thousands of people have already signed up. in napa county a woman is stepping up to say thank you to the firefighters at the l a new lightning complex fires. and she's even bringing them a little gift. you know, she says she's bringing them pillows more than 1800 firefighters are working to fight that fire. those that complex of fires, many working 24 hour shifts to help contain them. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 we'll see you tonight at 8 on your bay area's local news station. >>> kellyanne conway fami

sure i do sir luke do without this urgent need for you to go live your lives if you. feel a good idea or is this or finish or drove us here. to tell us to send some old bones show is imposed on me because i used to vehicle to close a horse look at the watch the puck touching the plane you know it's you know there's no it's the sound of the stone not you look up to the woman shouts at us go either way. i wish you know it's going to hit all of the guardian skull numbness muslim on the shut but i didn't use it we knew that in your mind which i still believe that this is a muslim to. you know this to. the i hold refugee camp has become a virtual prison for more than 70000 people who fled from the war zone. but she said the most i'm sorry it's a shot on the force that will be via. the ship i'm staying in seymour no we didn't see it up to his alcoholism the media most of all but. there are shortages of food water and health care in the camp human rights organizations say that several people die here after a day. in the smoke will. go to. school is seen. as a day just to coo

a, mother to luke and carolina, and and the daughter-in-law of our 45th president, donald j. trump. tonight, i come to you simply as an american. my life began, like many in our country. i grew up in writesville beach, north carolina. my parents were small-business owners and worked hard to make sure that my brother and i had everything we needed but not everything we wanted. my parents raised me to believe that in america, i could achieve anything with hard work and determination. but the opportunities available to me were limited only by the size of my ambition, that i should dream big, and i did. those very dreams are what led me to new york city. i'd heard the adannual, "if i can make it there, i can make it anywhere," and i intended to do just that. never in a million years did i think that i would be on this stage tonight, and i certainly never thought that i'd end up with the last name trump. my seventh grade english teacher, mrs. b., used to tell us, "believe none of what you hear, half of what you read, and only what you're there to witness firsthand." the meaning of those

and that you do on a day-to-day basis but to do it here in your own backyard was very surreal matt luke and bach is deputy chief of the fairfield fire department he says 13 members of his team were out of town last tuesday night helping cal fire fight other fires throughout the state. >>his department was already stretched thin when management learned flames were coming their way we had a little bit of a warning the fire came from the winners area through lake berryessa in the vacaville. >>and eventually the fairfield luckenbach says it was up to his team and crews with neighboring vacaville fire department to coordinate a response. he says they let several back burns, the wall the fire off. >>and that strategy worked even though the jumped interstate 81 point our normal staffing is 16 we actually had over 40 fearful firefighters on duty protecting the city luckenbach says the officiant firefight and the way his crews were able to quickly assemble. >>is a testament to how prepared they are to fight these large wildfires has stepped up they stayed calm. they did everything that they coul

deputy chief matt luke inbox crew filmed this video is surrounded by flames that night to challenge for us is we're step so thin. >>and we had such a large geographical area to cover him to protect that we really had to be diligent. an official with our resources. we had to really coordinate our communication. because we were on our own we did not have a lot >>the state resources that have since arrived were elsewhere at the time cal fire is responding to fires all over the state air support was prioritize for other incidents and 13 members of the fairfield fire department we so deployed to fire fights out of town. >>you can box as it was up to his team and crews with neighboring vacaville fire department. >>to coordinate a quick response. he says they lit several back burns toward the fire off that strategy worked even though the fire reached and eventually jumped interstate 80. the fact that we were able to strategically. >>predict where the fire was going to go and quite honestly. change midcourse because the fire did change on this little bit with the winds. still have a successful

luke. luke! offer to lisa and gio is that i would invest $400,000 for 40% of the equity, and i would loan them an extra $1.3 million to make this one acquisition in chicago. we have a deal. thank you. lemonis: fast forward. when we we made this acquisition, we went from four stores to like 11 stores. and then gio went on this, like, crazy tear of, like, signing up every acquisition that -- he's sort of, like, a deal junkie. $37,600,000 later, we have a business that does $100 million of revenue with 82 or 83 locations. and the business will make about $4 million or $5 million in profit. most people don't have the courage to do what you do, you should be very proud of yourself. i don't say this out of disrespect to lisa and gio, but when i met them, they did not have their own home, they were struggling, but they always had a smile on their face, and they always put their son and their business in front of everybody. in seven years, people got bonuses. we didn't get paid. which is probably why i f

daughter of bob and linda, sister to kyle, mother to luke and carolina, and the daughter-in-law of our 45th president, donald j. trump. but tonight i come to you simply as an american. my life began like many in our country. i grew up in north carolina. my parents were small business owners and worked hard to make sure my brother and i had everything we needed, but not everything we wanted. my parents raised me to believe that in america, i could achieve anything with hard work and determination. but the opportunities available to me were limited only by the size of my ambition. that i should dream big, and i did. those very dreams are what led me to new york city. i had heard the adage, if i can make it there, i can make it anywhere. and i intended to do just that. never in a million years did i think that i would be on this stage tonight, and i certainly never thought that i'd end up with the last name trump. my 7th grade english teacher mrs. b used to tell us, believe none of what you hear, half of what you read, and only what you're there to witness firsthand. the meaning of those

luke, um... maybe you can read me better than i can read myself. i know the words.me out of my mouth. and you regret them. no. no. no, no, no, no, no, no. i think...i think i-i... i want them to mean more than i'm capable of conveying. and i look at you, and i feel them. but i think... i think those words... they don't have the same meaning for me anymore. because those words... they came with caveats and pretense and lies, and for three years... and i don't feel the way that i should when i see them, and i don't feel the way that i should... [ voice breaking ] when i hear them. it's like they got hollowed out somehow. so let's not use those words. what? let's find other words. hell, let's make our own language if we have to... language that he no longer can touch. molly kate kestner: ♪ i've known since i was young ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ i wouldn't stay where i was from ♪ ♪ hey, hey, yeah, yeah ♪ wouldn't take the easy road ♪ went ahead and made my own ♪ why walk when you can run? ♪ hey, hey, yeah, yeah ♪ i had to get used to "no" ♪ every high takes a low ♪ i can't go with