for the naples, wedding albums and dog. and dam make sure their gaming consoles were packed. so you guys got the evacuation order. what have you been doing? >> just paing and looking at all the stuff. it is scary. stephanie:te people fast. so many have been directly affected by the tubs fire in 2017 that killed 22 people andbu ed more than 5000 structures, including where dana naples tght. >> my school burned down actually in the last fire. >> i saw it coming over. we just got out and got on the ojai highway, my house was gone. >> my daughter and her husband lost their home over there two years ago. we have been through this. stephanie: now, they are seeing similar weather conditions and are not taking chances. o years ago, one this statetr most dtive fires tore through this area, fueled by nds like these. around here, they are called diablo winds, spanish for devil. >> weot areetting much rain. there is so much forest. it is just dry. it's like kindling. once the fires, goet takes off. stephanie: anthony solano picked up a

tony is an official ambassador of pizza by the city of naples, a title given to only two other people in the entire world. he is the first master instructor in the united states and is a proprietor of the international school of pizza. in 2009, tony fulfilled his lifelong dream by opening tony's pizza napolitana in north beach where he uses the same woodburning oven he used to win the pizza championship in naples. he raised over $43,000 for the george mark children's house, family house san francisco, and the san francisco marin food bank. tony has long supported local italian american clubs dedicated to the physical and moral well-being to their members. october also happens to be national pizza month, and i can't think of a more appropriate person to honor on both occasions than tony. so thank you, tony for ensuring that our neighborhoods are thriving for our visitors and locals, and for all that you do to help san francisco. >> thank you. that means a lot especially coming from you and all the supervisors here. my grandfather came over, from luca, italy. came in through new york, f

. >> reporter: residents, including dana and robert naples were given several hrs to evacuate. >> it'sy disjointed to pack everything up, but i'm glad they gave us enough time to think about it, and do so mindfully. >> reporter: people gathered their precious things. for the naplesheir wedding album and dog. damian herrera made sure their gaming consoles were packed, you have some important stuff there. so you guys got the evacuation order this morni. what have you been doing? >> packing, and looking the news, it's scary, you know. >> reporter: people acted fast-- so many had been directly affected by the tubbs fire in 2017 that killed 22 people and burned more than 5,000 ructures, including dana naples. >> my school burnt down in the last fe. >> i saw it coming over. we just got the old highway and my house was gone. lost their home over there ind wikia. t we've beough this. >> reporter: now, they are seeing simitar weather cons-- and aren't taking chances. that fire two ars ago tore through these hillsides fueled by winds like these.ou here, they're called diablo winds, spanish, for

. >> reporter: when 80-year-old edward pearson passed in naples, florida, no family could be found.is obituary was brief. this veteran has no immediate family all are welcome to attend in the 1960s, pearson was an army private first class. he lived alone in a hurricane-battered home news of the solitary funeral quickly spread his military family mobilized. >> all veterans should be honored every day. >> know you will be remembered for now and evermore >> reporter: some 1,500 gathered, veterans, citizens from near and far. >> what a tribute, as it should be >> reporter: as "taps" played, pfc edward pearson moved on with respect and dignity. kevin tibbles, nbc [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ since you've abandoned me ♪ my whole life c ♪ won't you pick the pieces up ♪ 'cause it feels just like i'm walking on broken glass ♪ ♪ walking on, walking on broken glass ♪ ♪ walking on, walking on broken glass ♪ ♪ and if you're trying to cut me down ♪ ♪ you know that i might bleed ♪ 'cause if you're trying to cut me down ♪ ♪ and if you want to hurt me wr ♪ walking on, walking on broken glass ♪ >> kelly

. >> reporter: when 80-year-old edward pearson passed in naples, florida, no family could be found.ief. this veteran has no immediate family all are welcome to attend in the 1960s, pearson was an army private first class. he lived alone in a hurricane-battered home news of the solitary funeral quickly spread his military family mobilized. >> all veterans should be honored every day. >> know you will be remembered for now and evermore >> reporter: some 1,500 gathered, veterans, citizens from near and far. >> what a tribute, as it should be >> reporter: as "taps" played, pfc edward pearson moved on with respect and dignity. kevin tibbles, nbc news >>> right now at 6:00, kidnapped from his home in the middle of the night. the details we're learning about a tech executive found in the santa cruz mountains. >>> plus thrown a curveball. the move oakland is making in the fight over the coliseum. >>> first the hit and run turned into a murder investigation in the south bay, what witnesses say happened in the middle of a hiking trail. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us.

. >> reporter: when 80-year-old edward pearson passed in naples, florida, no family could be found.o immediate family all are welcome to attend. in the 1960s pearson was an army private first class. he lived alone in a hurricane-battered home. news of the solitary funeral quickly spread his military family mobilized. >> all veterans should be honored every day. >> he will be remembered for now and ever more. >> reporter: some 1500 gathered. veterans, citizens from near and far. >> what a tribute. >> reporter: as taps played, pfc edward pearson moved on. with respect and dignity kevin tibbles, nbc news. >>> october is breast cancer awareness month. matthew knowles, the father of singer beyonce and solange knowles, is kicking off the month by revealing he's battling breast cancer. the 67-year-old has not disclosed what stage or how long he's had the disease breast cancer research group susan g. komen tweeted the news from knowles saying in part, "breast cancer doesn't discriminate we're so sorry to hear the news." according to research, an estimated 500 men die from breast cancer ever

whole series of problems with that approach and that's why i said we need to more which cards in napleste with our eyes but also to read it means. i see a point listen we're putting some emphasis here all the checks for the reason that people are saying for example that if the clamp down of the cully dover is working white on those procedures replicated elsewhere a key least to ensure that with protect the victims the migrants. well to date the focus of european approaches here has been on border control and that isn't working because it doesn't stop movements it just displaces it as we're seeing here and routes will continue to fragment to move away from groups that have been closed off and actually it increases the protection risks for for the migrants and the refugee is and we see more and more tragedies like this so. of course calls for greater border checks are understandable but those calls have been repeated for years and years and they are not working we need a different approach. your country has been destroyed as a source transit and destination country for children women traf

places like naples, where brett baier lives, 1% really tax. >> huge, if you are in new york city paying income ta. elizabeth: you worried about the housing market? >> you know. it comes and goes. we're not really worried. there is good news, interest rates very low. you may be able to pick up a bargain if someone needs to sell. there are good news items in the market. just right now with stock market down, a lot of -- no confidence in general. people will blame real estate and the stock market. >> it is a confidence play in real estate, people are not confident with so many things going on in market. people are not making their biggest purchases. elizabeth: they are sitting. >> yes, waiting. >> look. at everything, very little good news. >> trade war, presidential elect. elizabeth: sit tight, dolly and jenny thank you. >> thank you. >> blue states are piling on top of federal taxes. dolly and jenny lenz thank you. >> tracking other stories are death toll nationwide from mystery lung ailment linked to vaping now at 15. this as los angeles times now reports that fda under president obama

in act of heroism, this deputy thought he was pulling over a speeding driver at 4:30 in morning in naples, florida, the man driving said his life was in labor, the deputy helped to deliver a healthy baby girl. deputy pound said this is the first time in his 26 years of service, something like this has happend. >> and look at this story, republican house minority leader kevin mccarthy signs a sensor resolution against adam schiff. more on the schiff controversy coming up. >> also, citizenship and immigration service director ken cuccinelli joining us on the city's and states refusing to work with i.c.e., and attempt to stop illegal from hurting americans, coming up. performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ this is the family who wanted to connect... to go where they could explore and experience adventure in unexpected places... ♪ who were inspired by different cultures ♪ and found that the past can create new mem

we put a notice in the naples daily newspaper with his picture and the date and tile of the service.ocial media went right from there. ainsley: look at that individual's face right there, he served our country. he was discharged but discharged honorably in 1964. >> correct. ainsley: served in the army. michael when you looked at that crowd, you thought wow, i'm sure you were just overwhelmed, because you did this, you honored a man, this person gave us so much for our country. what was your reaction? >> sorry. ainsley: what was your reaction when you saw people show up? >> reaction it, was very humbling seeing all veteran and community members came out to pay tribute to mr. pearson yesterday. it was for him. but looking around the whole amphitheater at sarasota national cemetery, seeing all veterans there, knowing love and appreciation, honor they were all being shown yesterday was really overwhelming. ainsley: did you talk to anyone and found out why they decided to show up? >> a lot of people came up to us afterwards and thanked us for our part in the service and thanked the other

. >> reporter: when 80-year-old edward pearson passed in naples, florida, no family could be found. his obituary was brief. "this veteran has no immediate family. all are welcome to attend." in the 1960s pearson was an army private first class. he lived alone in a hurricane-battered home. news of the solitary funeral quickly spread. his military family mobilized. >> all veterans should be honored every day. >> he will be remembered for now and ever more. >> reporter: some 1500 gathered, veterans and citizens from near and far. >> what a tribute. as it should be. >> reporter: as "taps" played, pfc edward pearson moved on with respect and dignity. kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> you see why we thought that might be a good note to end on this evening. and so that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. ♪ >>> secretary of state mike pompeo and house democrats are pushing back over impeachment, in requests to interview state department officials and three house chairmen argue pompeo has a conflict of interest

which is why most republicans just kind of do a lot of the best in naples, florida, and go home.your rights, he actually loves the way this tour the mayor has threatened to send them a bell for security. just aging rocker doing his farewell to wear. if he is thriving on that. what he has to do here, he is all that ukrainian mud hanging off joe biden 24 hours a day. >> tucker: you think you will get into the specifics of the impeachment effort against them? >> i think you will generally reference it and it's a disgrace which it is, and that there is no due process which there isn't, and their in fact trying to remove it and underhanded wa. the original so-called intelligence operations four years ago. isaac is actually going beyond saying it's a disgrace and why s involved but it's actually the millions of people who voted for him who are in effect having that election nullified one by the other by the democrats. >> tucker: election a year from now. mark steyn, thank you for the radio. great to see you tonight. >> thank you, tucker, go get them, mr. president! >> tucker: still pla

which is why most republican presidents just kind of do a lot of events in naples, florida, and thennd he actually loves the way this mayor has threatened to send him a half-million dollar bill for security as if he is just some aging rocker doing his farewell tour. and i think that actually -- he loves that. he thrives on that. but what he has tohr do here ise has to just have all of that ukrainian merck hanging off joe biden 24 hours aan day. >> tucker: you think you will get into the specifics of the impeachment efforts against him tonight? >> i think it will generally reference that it's a disgrace, which it is, and that there is no due process, which there isn't, and they are in fact trying to remove a president from office in the same stealthy underhand way in which comey and peter strzok and company ranl their original so-called "counterintelligence operation" four years ago, but i think is actually got to go beyond just saying it's a disgrace and explain why it is. and that it's not him who's being robbed, it's actually the millions of people who voted from him who are in eff

>> bret: i'm going to chicago tomorrow and then atlanta and naples and then california.ng to do the show every day. so i will hear the toss from you. >> dana: are you going to new castle, wyoming? >> bret: i'm not. should i? >> dana: yeah. that's where my family lives. >> greg: are you doing any shows that are going to be troubling? >> bret: vegas shows? >> dana: he did cbs this morning. >> greg: doing "the view." >> bret: no. >> greg: going to do rogan? >> bret: no. >> greg: who are your p.r. people. >> bret: doing this show. >> juan: you were on limbaugh. what was that like? >> bret: it was great. he was generous. rare event. historical conversation. >> juan: believe me, that's pretty good. >> greg: good moderate liberal that limbaugh. >> dana: bret, thank you. >> bret: thanks for having me on. >> dana: we love talking to you at the end of this show. president trump hits on impeachment maximize political impact. we will have it for you next ♪ don't mean that i won't be right by your side ♪ when you need me ♪ you can't see me ♪ in the middle of the night [ tires screech

more which cards in naples migrate with our eyes but also to read it needs i see a point listen we'reing some emphasis here all the checks for the reason that people are saying for example that if the clamp down of the cully dover is working white on those procedures replicated elsewhere a key least to ensure that with protect the victims the migrants. well to date the focus of european approaches here has been on border control and that isn't working because it doesn't stop movements it just displaces it as we're seeing here and the roots will continue to fragment to move away from groups that have been closed off and actually it increases the protection risks for for the migrants and the refugee is and we see more and more tragedies like this so. of course calls for greater border checks are understandable but those calls have been repeated for years and years and they are not working we need a different approach. your country has been destroyed as a source transit and destination country for children women trafficked for sex sure they were exploitation do you think that with focuse

i am from naples and you from virginia. they are having a good time and the cider, you make salt. maybe you have one of those that has been your kitchen for 20 years, same thing, put on the poker face and say from 20 years, extra edge, great and fine and it is warm right now. you don't want it too hot. you need to be thinking this way. one ingredient, two ingredients, they start meeting each other and the conversation goes on, they are happy the dish is going to be good. that's my recipe. cauliflower recipes. [applause] >> host: we have time now for just a couple of questions. i don't know where the microphones are. here is our first question. go right ahead. >> thank you for bringing healthy foods to the world and also sustainable food practices including promoting local and seasonal vegetables. i wanted to ask you what recommendations you would give to all the customers out here on how we can find and promote eco-friendly restaurants around the world. >> host: eco-friendly restaurants around the world. >> guest: you can vote with your plate. i don't mention french people very of

whole series of problems with that approach and that's why i said we need to more which cards in naples migrate with has but also read it needs. i see a point listen we're putting some emphasis here all the checks for the reason that people are saying for example that if the clamp down of the cali dover is working 'd white on those procedures replicated elsewhere a key least to ensure that with protect the victims the migrants. well to date the focus of european approaches here has been on border control and that isn't working because it doesn't stop movements it just displaces it as we're seeing here and the roots will continue to fragment to move away from groups that have been closed off and actually it increases the protection risks for for the migrants and the refugee is and we see more and more tragedies like this so. of course calls for greater border checks are understandable but those calls have been repeated for years and years and they are not working we need a different approach. your country has been destroyed as a source transit and destination country for children women t

it is really affluent here in naples, florida. it seems like people are primarily concerned with their money. get more money back in taxes, so i am willing to overlook the fact that the has grabbed women by the genitals, and he is proud of it. host: when it comes to impeachment, what would you tell your legislator to base it on? caller: you know, the russia g was very fishy, and i'm not convinced there was not anything there, but i am really alarmed by the quid pro quo. saidsentially came out and i am going to withhold funding for your military unless you investigate biden, who is my political adversary, enemy. his behavior since the campaign has been disgraceful, and i think the vast majority of his host: the last call on the topic . we will learn more about the process. that will be discussed with our guest coming up on this program after this break. kel mcclanahan will join us to discuss the role of the whistleblower in the impeachment inquiry. greenwood of the biotechnology innovation organization, he talked about efforts to p

you paid after eight days there was no money in naples. delivery and all.ecessarily think winston-salem. what are you talking about? >> [laughter] >> you know, the thing about winston-salem is we have a really young emerging spirit of people who just want to do their thing and it's not really customary in my part of the south, but we've been embraced there, and people give us the freedom to do our thing, and put our food on the plate. it's super. so i fell in love with pizza and that's why i'm here. griff: the problem though is vinnie from las vegas, born in new york, says the best pizza is this pie here. tell me about it. >> well this pie is inspired by a dish my father used to make, sausage stuffed artichoke and then we have the margarita here and this is known as the best selling pizza on our menu. sausage artichoke, tomato, super delicious. griff: thanks very much vinnie. we've got a fox news thing coming in here another whistleblower is now coming forward, and we're going to eat pizza and also tell you about this breaking news, more fox & friends. what

. —— two naples. it was the home of the first fare—paying railway.ped a radar in world war ii to beat the nazis, and went on to do feed —— demonstrate that half of wales did not have to get its radio from the west country. it was here in swansea bay that the first submarine telegram was sent by somebody who went on to trial the world's first electrically powered boat. and most recently, alan cox of swa nsea boat. and most recently, alan cox of swansea helped develop the kernel that went into the android phone. at the world has a tiny bit of swansea in the world. and the other half have chips powered by a company from cardiff with apple phone's. not bad for a country of 3 million people. the city found its greatest wealth was the talent and creativity of its people, and a minute into my speech, i haven't even mentioned dylan thomas yet. we have to find a way of tapping into that scene of self—confidence. my father, who is also here today was a minor in the red vein of snaked its way from the ground beneath our feet. red vein of snaked its way from the

naples, florida. i've got all the stuff on bret baier.com. it's going to be a good two weeks. you ready because all those cities have a lot of fox fans. >> bret: i'm ready naples, five hours, bret. five or six hours, right? >> bret: my home away from home. ainsley: they love you there everyone who came through the line talked but and they see you out in the community. steve: you also did fox nation special. >> bret: i did. you can get that right now. it's expanded from what we aired over the weekend. and people really got into that. and we actually put more stuff into some of the behind the scenes. they found some footage that even the fdr library hadn't seen. ainsley: really? >> bret: that's pretty crazy. steve: another reason to be a fox nation subscriber. i watched it last night. it's terrific. brian: go get them, bret. steve: you know what, bret, how would you like to read this. series champs. come on. >> into left center field roblis is there and nationals take game one. brian: jillian mealy is live with more. hall of famer john smolt. he is going to talk to us. he promis