moore almost graduated 76 years ago from alvin high school. what happened?e. >> in what subject? >> english literature, and i hate to read. >> reporter: so he came back the following year. but this time? >> i had to go. >> reporter: a few months before graduation moore was drafted into the army air corps. after nearly four years of service he came home to fly crop duster planes and start a family. being a dad and a pilot left little time for school. but earlier this year in a small ceremony moore finally received his diploma. the class of 1946. what made you want to come back and get your diploma and graduate? >> that little girl right there. >> reporter: and he probably passed the porch. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> reporter: you've probably accomplished a lot in your life. where does this rank? >> way up there. >> reporter: at 93 pat moore proves that ag like the year on a diploma, is just a number. omar villafranca, cbs news, alvin, texas. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back l

. >>> and later a new in-person sunday sit down with oscar-winner julian moore.her anticipated new series based on a stephen king novel, and a long acclaimed career that began at young age only because she didn't make the team. >> my girlfriends used to try out for cheer leading and drill deem we were the only two girls that didn't make drill team they took like 60 girls. they were like you too no i was like i guess i'll try out for play. >> a sunday sit down with joule ann moore. >>> we begin with the busy week ahead for president biden. as he prepares for the first overseas trip of his presidency. nbc's monica is at the white house with more. monica, good morning >> reporter: good morning. reaching a critical junction and continues tomorrow after the white house rejected republican's latest counter offer on the price tag president biden leaves it behind this week as domestic priorities take a backseat to the first foreign trip in office he said in a new "washington post" op-ed his goal is to renew u.s. leadership on the international stage. by rallying the worl

ceremony, moore finally received his diploma, the class of 1946.e back and get your diploma and graduate? >> that little girl right there. >> reporter: and tonight, he proudly passed the torch. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> reporter: you probably accomplished a lot in your life. where does this rank? >> way up there. >> reporter: at 93, pat moore proves that age, like the year on a diploma, is just a number. omar villafranca, cbs news, alvin, texas. >> o'donnell: gotta love that. well, how do you top graduating at 93?on how about new love at 95? oh, yeah, that's next. to be a a thriver withth metastatitic breast cancer meaeans... grabbing a a hold ofof what mamatters. asking f for what wewe want. and need.. and wewe need morere time. so, , we want kikisqali. livingng longer isis possible and provoven with kisqali whwhen taken w with fulvesestt or a a nonsteroioidal araromatase ininhibitor inin , her2- - metastaticic breastst cancer. kisqalali is approroved fofor both prere- and poststmenopausalal women, and d has extendnded lives in multitiple c

moore almost graduated 76 years ago from alvin high school. what happened?. >> reporter: in what subject? >> english and literature, and i hate to read. >> reporter: so he came back the following year, but this time... >> uncle sam was calling, so i had to go. >> reporter: a few months before graduation, moore was drafted into the is army air corps. after nearly 4 years of service, he came home to fly crop duster planes and start a family. being a dad and a pilot left little time for school. but, earlier this year, in a small ceremony, moore finally received his diploma, the class of 1946. what made you want to come back and get your diploma and graduate? >> that little girl right there. >> reporter: and tonight, he proudly passed the torch. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> reporter: you probably accomplished a lot in your life. where does this rank? >> way up there. >> reporter: at 93, pat moore proves that age, like the year on a diploma, is just a number. omar villafranca, cbs news, alvin, texas. alvin, texas. >> o'donnell: gotta love that. well, how do y

first, skyler moore aka c-styles was on trial along with derek.erek's jury would not see c-styles' disputed videotaped confession. it was ruled inadmissible. so prosecutors focused on derek's motive. here was a man, they told the jury, who'd do almost anything to avoid paying child support. >> crystal and her five-month unborn son were killed with one gunshot. one gunshot to the back of her head. >> that, said the prosecution, fit a pattern. they called derek's old girlfriend traci williamson, who repeated her story that the first time she was pregnant with derek's child, she was attacked by a man she didn't know. >> he put a knife to my throat. >> did he cut you with the knife? >> yes. >> and then during her second pregnancy, a second attack. >> somebody came and socked me in the face. and i went on the side of the car, and somebody stomped me on my stomach and my face. >> then derek's own daughter took the stand against him. she didn't testify in the first trial, but she told this jury that derek seemed to hate being a father. >> he would come d

moore. now, mr. turner. >> chairman, chairman cooper, ranking members, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the rules-based space order. i'm grateful for the opportunity to testify alongside don hill, lieutenant general and jonathan moore. like others i have submitted a longer statement for the record. it is incredibly appropriate that we're leaving on may 5th, the 60th anniversary of astronaut alan shepard. this flight was the first step that gradually led to astronauts orbiting the earth, landing on the moon and today, continuing in continuous orbit around our planet. this flight took place in a time when there were only two countries placing satellites and humans in orbit and also took place in a time when regional outer space was just beginning to be developed. the implementation of arms control was one of the arms control clair verification and compliance which i am representing today. in that capacity, along with our state and our dod colleagues, we are leading efforts for the deve

thank you. >> commissioner moore?>> we received a letter yesterday morning around 11:00 which shows the property [indiscernible] map where the distance between the preschool and this particular application is only 83 feet. that remains of concern to me. the one thing i have not seen and i'm wondering, if this existing building is a single-story, very small building, it would require a rooftop ventilation equipment, correct? >> yes. there would be some rooftop equipment. the exhaust would be -- ventilation would go up through the roof, yes. >> well, we all know that rooftop equipment is not particularly attributingive, particularly when seen on a single-story building. including the fact that we have residential nearby, not to talk about the humming noise that rooftop equipment inadvertently brings with it. the lack of disclosure on that particular subject is of concern to me because it is, indeed, a site that is tightly wedged in among other uses, many of them residential. across the street is all residential, and goi

i'm pam moore. and i'm ken wayne. today we continue to follow that collapsed.uilding in surfside, florida, just north of miami beach. >> too. heavy crane started to remove debris this morning. so far 4 people have died. there are 11 injuries reported search crews say there is still hope of finding people alive inside that debris officials still do not know what caused that deadly collapse reporter justin schecker has the latest. >> it's a tough, tough time. there's so many people waiting. are they alive. well, maybe we'll have to. >> that's our heart goes out to them. president biden offering condolences and also helped 2 days after a portion of this 12 story. condo collapsed

i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next.erty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> if you're vaccinated yes, it safe to do that without a mask. if you're unvaccinated should continue to wear masks. >> now at 6 california getting ready for tomorrow's big statewide reopening most covid precautions will be lifted with some exceptions. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore. i'm jonathan mccall. can enjoying the night off. we're now just some 6 hours away from the full reopening of california from the covid-19 pandemic. >> plenty of changes are on the way after more than a year of restrictions. kron four's terisa stasko live tonight in the city with what you can expect when you wake up first

democrats chris van hollen of maryland and republican shelley moore capito of west virginia would require the general services administration to enter into a cooperative agreement with the national children's museum, a congressionally designated museum, to allow the museum to remain in the ronald reagan building and international trade center, federally owned building in the nation's capitol, without charge, for the duration of its existing lease. the national building museum operates under such an agreement. the national children's museum is the only congress kongally designated museum required to pay -- congressionally designated museum required to pay rent to a federal building. officially named the capital children's museum, it was a staple in d.c. for decades. the museum opened in 1974 in a former convent on h street northeast. in 2003, congress recognized

and with that, i now recognize my good friend from alabama's 2nd district barry moore. >> recent remarks about the second amendment trouble me. i think this should trouble people. i believe his remarks towards gun owners should trouble all gun owners. president biden's remarks show a and president biden believes that the american people get their rights from those governed. they were so skeptical, they created checks and balances tore protect the citizens. and i quote, to secure these rights, did he risk their rights

ok, pam moore can wait here at kron. 4 news at thank you. grant and vicki very much coming up tonight at 6 o'clock, a brazen theft on the peninsula. nearly a dozen thieves stole more than $100,000 worth of high in merchandise. and this is just the latest step in that area. we will show you the newly released surveillance images as police are still searching for the suspects. and are you ready to ditch the mask. new rules go into effect across the state in less than a week as california gets ready to fully reopen. we'll tell you when you do and do not need to wear that mask. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. >> now at 6 as investigators work to get to the bottom of the murder of 7 year-old liam husted. his neighbors are paying their respects outside his home in san jose. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne, the san jose mother suspected of killing her 7 year-old son is now in custod

it lies right on the edge of the north yorkshire moors national park. 20 minutes from the beachfront,ou're driving through all this. the poxy weatherjust makes it all the more atmospheric. so i'm on my way to a place that has become a real attraction in these parts. you'll have seen it on the big screens in the harry potter movies, and in fact, only last month, tom cruise was here shooting his latest mission: impossible film. as i arrive, the north york moors railway has only been open a couple of days after months of lockdown. hey, come on! i'm on ! are you aid... ade! you're famous! i'm not that famous! it's really nice to be on this train. when it shut down, one of the consequences was not only did it impact the passengers, but all the staff that work on this line. i was speaking to the stationmaster, and he travels 100 miles to work on this line, and he's a volunteer, he does it for free. so it's just... it makes it feel even more special that it's back up and running again. we need this, they all need this. it takes £7 million a year to keep this running. you put it here? marvell

i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. >> san francisco's police budget has yet to be finalized in the meantime, auto break-ins are soaring across the city, especially in the tourist areas. kron four's dan kerman, talk to police chief bill scott. it has more. >> it was the last day was the last place to visit. unfortunately for this florida family while they spend 10 minutes stirring the palace of fine arts monday afternoon. thieves are breaking into

i've got uncertainty, goldilocks and a pretty good picture painted by kate moore. what do you think? >> yeah, well, i also think we've got a pretty good picture, scott, but i'll go back to the idea that, you know, american airlines, for instance, over the weekend declared that 6% of their flights weren't able to go because of staffing shortages. that's not unique to americans, scott. americans want american citizens want to get out and spend, but there is simply not enough supply of workers right now. there certainly are enough workers, but incented not to work right now i don't think that wears off until september when a lot of the most recent stimulus comes off and perhaps for good, perhaps not. so that's a little bit of an uncertainty out there. there will be an awful lot of money spent on this infrastructure program, and i think that will help get people back to work once that enhanced unemployment fades away, scott but that, again, american airlines, huge employer. 6% of their flights not able to fly this weekend and again, that's something that you've got the

mexico, democratic state representative melanie stansbury defeated republican state senator mark moores in a special election to fill the seat left vacant by interior secretary deb haaland. the democrats now hold 220 seats in the house and republicans, 211, with four seats vacant. stansbury, who previously worked in the obama administration, has backed progressive policies including medicare for all and the green new deal. and in puerto rico, unions are planning a general strike thursday in response to the privatization of the island's power system. labor leaders are demanding the cancellation of a contract with the private u.s. and canadian company luma energy, which formally took over the management of puerto rico's electric grid yesterday from prepa, which was crippled by hurricane maria. unions have warned the agreement with luma will increase the cost of electricity, displace thousands of workers, and allow the company to leave the island if a hurricane hits.

moore who provoked the physical confrontation. was in fact the officers who provoked the physical confrontation and then shot their way out of it. >> the city attorney's office said the deal which must be approved by the office is appropriate in the light of ongoing litigation. >>> with the vote today, a longstanding san jose tradition is officially coming to an end. the city council voted to rezone the area around the san jose flea market and turn it into retail and housing. the vendors who rely on the flea market to make a living fought for years to prevent the change. their efforts won't stop the closure but they did win some concessions. the land owner will provide a $5 million transition fund to help the vendors relocate and the city may add another $2.5 million. the market itself will stay open another three years. >> my interest keeping the market there. some version of the market that would be, allow to us pay homage tom cultural and economic center in our region. >> reporter: developers also say the new project will inclu

jonathan mccall i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next.ping sounds] i definitely want to have kids at some point in my life and it would be heartbreaking to find out that, you know, there were something in the vaccine that, you know, made it difficult to get pregnant. hi penelope. i want to reassure you that no fertility loss was reported in the clinical trials or in the millions of women who have since received the vaccines. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor o where they don't just know the difference between products, they live for it. from american hardwood to spanish porcelain to italian marble, i'm looking for inspiration from every part of the world. so, when it comes to discovering every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone without compromising my design, one aisle doesn't cut it. i need an entire store. now, i've got one. explore floor & decor in person or online at flooranddecor.com >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. this is the national month of action

moore. and now mr. turner. >> chairman castro, chairman cooper, leaning rankle maliotakis and lamborn thank you for the opportunity to testify on the rules based space order. i'm grateful for the opportunity to testify along with john hill, lieutenant steven whiting and jonathan moore. like others i submitted a longer statement for the record. it is incredibly appropriate that we are meeting on may 5th, the 60th insofar as of allen shepherds flight in freedom 7. in suborbital flight was the first step that gradually led to american astronauts orbiting the earth, landing on the moon and today traveling in continuous orbit around the planet. this took place in a time when there were two countries placing satellites and humans in orbit. it also took place in a time when the legal regime regarding outer space was just beginning to be developed. the development and implementation of arms control agreements is one of the main concerns of the state department's bureau of arms control verification and complianc

reverend moore is "outfront." >>> the u.s. allies sending specific message to vladimir putin. you will actually see it tonight. good evening, i am erin burnett. trump's reward, the big lie, the former president is giving greg abbott a resounding endorsement for pushing the voter law in the united states. trump writes and i quote him "greg abbott is a fighter and a great governor for the incredible people of texas and is all in on election integrity." grant new power to party and poll watchers and cut back sunday morning voting which happens to be when many black church goers head to the polls. the entire motivation around this law and why this is happening now is trump's lie. listen to the texas republican who's guiding this bill through the texas house. >> the constitution commands the legislature to pass legislation and punish fraud and preserve the ballot box. >> see here is the thing. this only works if your premise is a lie and fraud. here is the republican secretary of state from texas and her top department talking about the election. >> despite the challenges presented

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marcus moore leading us off tonight. thank you. >>> we move on now to the other major news this tuesday night and to the coronavirus in the u.s. tonight, moderna joining pfizer now in applying for the fda to give it full approval for its vaccine for people 18 and older. that could help encourage people to get vaccinated, according to authorities. and this country with the holiday marking a new chapter. tonight, new york city, for one, reporting not one covid death in the last 24 hours. that is significant. and the numbers tonight. more than 168 million people have received at least one dose of the vaccine. that's now 60% of everyone 12 years and older in this country. we're also learning tonight, though, of a new variant, very similar to the variant discovered in india. and what we know so far tonight. here's abc's eva pilgrim now. >> reporter: tonight, in a major move that could boost vaccine confidence, moderna becoming the second vaccinemaker after pfizer to formally ask the fda for full approval of its vaccine. a new

>> all right, marcus moore on the virus again tonight for us. marcus, thank you. >>> next tonight, we have new reporting here on those crippling cyber attacks affecting gas prices and the u.s. meat supply. today, fbi director christopher wray was grilled on capitol hill, pressed on security, after both companies paid ransom to russian-based hackers. and that second attack, that meat producer, jbs, we have now learned paid $11 million in ransom. u.s. authorities tonight pleading with u.s. companies not to pay. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi director with a stark warning. ransomware attacks costing u.s companies millions of dollars have tripled in the last year and that may be just the beginning. >> so the scale of this is something that i don't think this country has ever seen anything quite like it. and it's going to get much worse. >> reporter: wray says the fbi is investigating more than 100 ransomware attacks, each case with dozens, if not hundreds, of victims. and he's urging companies

>> 2% chance of survival. >> and so marcus moore is with us now. and marcus, we know this fourth of july goal of having 70% of americans with at least one dose of the vaccine isn't just a goal, authorities say there's an obvious reason for this. a real correlation with what they're seeing as far as new hospitalizations in counties and states where they're not even close to meeting these numbers. and abc news has looked into these numbers? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. an abc analysis, david, looked at the counties with the lowest percentages or rates of vaccinations of residents and it found that hospitalizations in those areas actually were more than double compared to the counties where they had the highest rates of vaccinations, david. >> all right, marcus moore on the virus tonight. and as you heard marcus report there, the concern over this delta variant, the variant first seen in india, is growing tonight, given what they're now seeing in the uk. and what we're beginning to see here in the u.s. so, let's bring in dr. ashish jha, dean of th

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now we see it with the collapse of the talks of shelley moore capito. i don't think that the bipartisan talks that this larger grouch senators is going to go any better. and the sticking point is not infrastructure, which most people agree on. it's how to pay for it. and biden has not gone anywhere off of his demand to raise corporate taxes and that's a bridge that i know republicans won't cross. and i even think maybe one or two democratic senators are go over as well. >> bret: harold, i know these negotiations are continuing and there is always hope that something comes to the forefront here. listen to senator capito talk about the disparity, perhaps, between the president and his staff about what was going to be accepted. it was kind of interesting. >> it was. thanks for having me on. i took it a little dliferl. i found her demeanor to be more positive and suggested that maybe there is still room to find something. she said she defines infrastructure and her side definitionally as hard infrastructure, physical infrastructure in the country. energy, t

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monica crowley, steve moore, always great to see you both. >> thank you, jackie.how, the department of justice announcing it is elevating investigations into ransomware attacks to a similar priority as terrorism but what took so long? we've got attacks on our fuel, food and infrastructure and experts fear this may be just the beginning. former state department senior advisor on anti-terrorism, morgan wright is here next when "the evening edit" continue. >> what we're seeing here is widespread cyber criminal activity, tolerated and authorized by the russian government, why is that? because it supports their overall objective to undermine america and its institutions and people's confidence in that. ♪ with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband would have been on the sidelines. but not anymore. ♪ an alternative to pills, voltaren is the first full prescription strength, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel to target pain directly at the source. for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren. the joy of movement. i became a sofi member because i needed to consolidate my

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we will talk to our michael moore about it in a little bit.se, the dividend picture is so crucial here. manus: absolutely, buybacks were also camp. how much will they be able to release? i think this sets that differential. we checked in with your p -- with jp morgan earlier. it will be the buybacks story the drives that differentiation. u.s. banks are so far ahead, relative to their european peers and their u.k. peers. this is driven, we were so over positioned, so well provisioned. the most well provisioned since 2008. dani: that is right. that gap between that european in the u.s. banks, the dividend picture is going to make a difference, but there is a difference. also in loan growth, we will seek businesses and banks taking out loans. people will drop their money in the bank, pa high and let them sit there. -- pile high and let them sit there, much to the chagrin of the banks. manus: yes, prices are up 23%-20 4%. -- 24%. let's get a quick sweep of the markets. yen is poised to bite some pandemic driven gains. we have the dollar in there.

joining me now former trump economic advisor steve moore.compromise all things considered blake laid out for us. no new taxes. if the republicans were to ask you would you tell them it was worth voting for? >> oh, hell no, last thing we need is another trillion dollar spending. charles: [laughter] >> they should be coming up with a bill to cut a trillion dollars in spending, i think republicans have lost their mind biden asked for $2 trillion and republicans say we'll take 1 trillion. that's hardly a compromise. look, the big question that still is not answered, charles, i just listened to that report is, you know, how are they going to pay for it? are they going to massively increase the debt by another trillion dollars? that, of course would feed the flames of inflation. this is the worst time to be doing that, so you know, count me as very skeptical and i would advice the republicans to run as far away from this as possible and by the way if we want infrastructure, why don't we just build the damn keystone pipeline. it doesn't cost a penn

♪ my guest tonight is actor and activist, indya moore.hey're involved with to help create a more diverse and inclusive fashion future. indya moore, welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> did you say "the daily social distancing show"? >> trevor: i did indeed. we're in the last phases of social distancing now. that's what this show became and now we're getting ready to slowly go back to normal life, until then we're still socially distanced. we just need everybody vacs made and we can get back to normal life. so welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: let's talk a little bit about your journey. it is an honor to have you here. normally, when i see you, you're on the cover of a magazine, in the "time 100" or one of the most widely loved and critically acclaimed shows which is "pose." i should also say happy pride month as well. the world has been going through a particularly terrible time in the past year and a half as things are slowly seeing a bit of normalcy. is there anything you're doing to celebrate pride month? >> i

president biden is meeting with republican senator shelley moore capito of west virginia right now. working together to hammer out an infrastructure deal that could be acceptable to both sides, perhaps. of course president biden's pushing for a $1.7 trillion plan , while the republicans have countered with a plan just below 1 trillion, so, getting closer together, maybe. as we await details from that meeting, let's take you live to blake burman at the white house, where both infrastructure and mass vaccination are on the president's mind. blake? reporter: hi there, liz, indeed we heard from president biden just a little while ago as the administration is gearing up trying to make another push to get more americans vaccinated this time between now and the july 4 holiday. the president unveiling a couple of new initiatives, for example, that some pharmacies on friday will be staying open 24 hours, in order to get more shots into american's arms, as well as some child care centers will be offer ing free child care coverage while parents are able to go get their first or second shot. th

president biden rejecting the latest counter proposal from gop senator shelly moore capito dragging talks into next week, but the clock is ticking. some democrats are warning they might have to go it alone if an agreement is not reached soon. one key democrat says a partisan bill is not an option. >>> meantime donald trump is making a return to the political scene. in fact, in just a few hours the former president will be speaking at the north carolina gop convention. it comes as trump prepares to kick off a summer full of campaign-style rallies the first since january 6th, as he teases a potential 2024 run. telling my colleague ali velshi this goes to show the big lie that led to the capitol insurrection is getting bigger. >> that insurrection was, in fact, treason, it was, in fact, an attempt to overthrow our government and because i believe many of those senators continued to perpetrate that lie, the war continues to go on. the civil war that is an ideological one between a democracy and an autocracy. >> a historic giehl on the global scale. the g-7 reaching an agreement to reform the

monica i crowley and steve moore, always great to see you both. thank you.oming up, the department of justice announcing it's elevating investigations into ransomware attacks to a similar priorityr as terrorism, but what took so long? we've had attacks on our fuel, food and infrastructure, and experts fear this may just be the beginning. former state department senior adviser on anti-terrorism morgan wright is here next when "the evening edit" continues. >> what we're seeing here is widespread cyber criminal activity tolerated and authorized by the russian government. why isus that? because it supports their overall objective to undermine america, its institutions and the people's confidence in that. ♪ ♪ d all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye contact. you feel that? we just had a moment. [chuckles] who

i'm pam moore and jonathan mccall ken wayne enjoying the night off.ly he is cooling off as well. that's because that excessive heat warning we are under. >> is set to go into effect until at least saturday night kron 4 has live team weather coverage for you this wednesday night, our crews are covering conditions across the bay area. we start, though, with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with a look at just how warm things are right now. morts. yeah, guys. this is really kind o

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. that fire broke out just before 3.30, this afternoon.this is all happening on the renzo drive not far from contra. costa boulevard. >> crews had to pull back from the 4 home because of threats of the house collapsing. but that fire has since been. >> put out force and joins us live tonight. he set the scene with the very latest. and. >> ken and pam, we've learned tonight both of these homes are pretty much a total loss here. they were destroyed by this fire the first one