. >> bobby minter. >> bobby minter, human blood expert.cking people his specialty. >> bill capps. >> bill capps, techno geek. tracks bad guys through cyber-space. happens to be a crack shot. >> james randolph. >> james randolph. ex-police department rebel. strategy his specialty. shaking things up a particular skill. >> we're the cream of the crop. and our job was to find kate waring. not finding kate was not an option. >> experience told james the best place to start was with kate herself. >> if we listen to kate, she'll tell us where she is. >> james went to the house on the battery, up the stairs, down the hall, and into kate's bedroom. >> these type cases, you have to take on the personality, and you have to see this person's world through their eyes. >> he sat there for a bit, looked around. the russian notes in kate's handwriting made sense, but why chinese paper money? and why was her brand-new prescription sitting there untouched? >> the medication in which she had gotten for a prescription was still on her dresser, unused. >> that

. >> reporter: bob minter watched from his backyard as the flames inched too close for comfort to his home. >> we came out here and started seeing flames probably 300 feet away maybe. so it was kind of like a wall of fire creeping this way. >> reporter: hours earlier trees lined one side of the prison. now there's nothing left but black earth. he and his neighbors in the foxboro community packed up what they can and are looking to police for more information, some still waiting before they go. >> no. we're not leaving yet. that's why i'm staying out here to see if we're going to leave. >> reporter: meanwhile the entire laguna valley neighborhood has been told to evacuate, flames racing dangerously close to these homes. minter, a retired firefighter, is trying to evacuate his family as calmly as possible. >> the main thing is grab the first half dozen most valuable things and the rest can just burn. >> reporter: his family of four already shaken by the carr fire where his uncle, aunt and cousin lost three homes just weeks ago. >> it kind of puts it all in perspective. >> reporter: evac

three ghosts of the goat of the listeners minter. for the third was a. well you three of the need for this tool for the longer for the. doesn't mean you'll be in flow from one to the french. or one of the longer you know they're. on the phone with a little fickle it would interfere with their love for you. to deal with of course the want all the numbers they would throw the book by laying there will go up there with an open book on it for them about forty one of them doesn't act on that they're also going to. go apply it with a photo of the old. photo of following up on tell us of. this is al jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the opposite or a news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes eighty two people are now reported dead after a second half an earthquake hits the indonesian tourist bottom of lombok. thousands of young people march and bangladesh calling for safer streets but they get a stern warning from the government. colombia and the united states deny any involvement in an apparent drone attack on the venezuelan president.

the painter gabriella minter was fascinated by the beauty of nature. this is him it's all a matter of interpretation i'd never try to imitating any of these works of economics and. then to the middle of all this andreas muses bouquet which as time passes looms and will it's like an offender piece of our. time now for something to eat and for today's cats were heading to northern italy where nearly every shop has the local dumplings and is all unary d.n.a. we learn now from a chef anton visa how to make three different kinds. bt you know italy is northern los town lies at the foot of the alps and sounds to roll the perfect place to enjoy life coach of. the family run hotel is in the heart of town this is where head chef antonen views are creature traditional italian and regional dishes like three stick on a daily two releases or two broken three of. the. dumplings used to be the farmer's main meal today they are a speciality like that. you need stale white bread for the dumplings stephanie barnhart the hotel housekeeper pick some up every day from the l

--m a prime minister may >> prime minter may and i and delegations concluded discussions characterizedy a new commitment to forge a closer partnership between our two countries. reporter: for the u.k., brexit is a spur to expand trade beyond the eu, which is by far our biggest market. but witht bre talks seemingly stalled and time to do a deal ruing at to my asked the prime minister how she planned to break the deadlock. prime min. may: first of all, we are working for a good deal. we have put forth a proposal for good deal. i believe that goes to the benefit of not only the u.k., but of the european ion. we take the common sense approac' of saying we doknow what the negotiation outcome will be. that is why we make the preparatns. reporter: theresa may will need some nifty politicge footwork to through the autumn. for today, the troubles of brussels and westminster seem far away. bbc news, cape town. -- we are usedto to seeing foreign presidents weutome to the oval office, today it was the president of w fi was there to see donald trump. it comes ahead of the u.s. hosting the world cup

force change of government and so on but that was really very mad general also point out richard just minter of i mean we have to just because we're talking about iraq ok we keep on talking about regime change said that hussein is gone but it was also a form of collective punishment of the whole country wasn't it right that's one of the problems of sanctions and that we try and make them targeted talk about smart sanctions and so on but it's very easy particularly for authoritarian leaders to displace the costs of these sanctions on their people who are perhaps seeing this and in some other countries today so in. the smart the sanctions have become better they're becoming more targeted they've developed over time the u.s. treasury comes better of doing this but the same time countries have become more clever at baiting them so it's a challenge we have to contain and keep in mind are the sanctions we have achieved in their call are they putting pressure on the right people if there is serious an inversion collateral damage how are we what steps are we taking to to end that or to compensate in

agree with that ok but in the end the questions that i send out to everyone here i said stablish minter left so good kind of procreation and ok but let's but my question is what does the establishment left want to achieve by taking on this strategy all it does is increase you know it just increases the volume in the temperature of political discourse when we have no to the point where we don't have any ok go ahead ron. oh i agree with you and i think they really thrive on creating this a.m.d. dichotomy of hey we're not trump and trump's awful and we're not that when it comes time to talk to policy they really don't have any ideas you know we live more than ever before we live in a two party system lewis black said it best the republicans have bad ideas the democrats have no ideas so when you have a absolutely no ideas and when you have this president that's kind of a knee jerk reactionary you know that says you know some outrageous things sometimes what else can you do but then get in get into the match yourself and gauge in the hyper partisan click bait culture that were a part of and

next on "bloomberg markets," with jonathan ferro, larry kudlow, rick minter a black rock and greg davis jonathan ferro. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, 30 minutes until the start of trading, this is the countdown to the open. jonathan: the jobs report reinforcing labor market growth in line with the fed outlook, the gradual hikes. over ross warning of more trade pain for china, china preparing to retaliate. feeding the yuan weakness, authorities stepping in, stabilizing the record losing streak. 30 minutes away from the opening bell in america, the futures situation set up as follows. negative by not even a single point. u.s. dollar 115.96. the dollar story turns around and treasuries yields a life at a single basis point. we begin with the payrolls report, the economy adding a weaker than estimated 150,000 jobs. unemployment rate falling back. the anna kruger economic

through both of the got to the listeners minter. for the third was a. one of you for the book voted for this. by the running of the. dozen for the coughlan in your view flow from one to the french. from one of the wonders of you know they're. on the floor of the world because that would interfere with their love for you from. thanks. to of all of us the one all or nothing but struggle by laying their will grow up with an open door front for them about forty one of them doesn't act on what their roles are better for. the other couple though. it was a recording of a fucking roll. call vote for the folks following up on the full cost of. this is al jazeera. and welcome to the al-jazeera news hour live from my headquarters in doha with me elizabeth piron i'm coming out in the next sixty minutes. opposition supporters protest in zimbabwe as the rulings on a clear party is declared the winner of monday's general election. back among his people congolese opposition leader sean pm bend over turns hard after a decade in jail. the date for afghanistan's for.