pierce bush. pierce is neil's son. he lives in houston and he is the ceo of big brothers big sisters lone star. [ applause ] jeb bush, jr., son of governor jeb bush serves as managing partner of jeb bush and associates. he serves on a number of nonprofit boards and lives in florida. [ applause ] and then we have our two daughters. barbara bush is the cofounder and board chairman of global health corps. [ applause ] jenna bush hager is a correspondent with nbc's "the today show". as george says, she is continuing the bush family tradition of warm relations with the media. [ laughter ] they are joined by our moderator, cokie roberts. please join me in welcoming them to the stage. [ applause ] >> we fit, which is a surprise. >> well, we shared a womb. >> yes. case at your grandmother -- >> at your grandmother's funeral, in your dad's eulogy he said she spoke -- struck fear in the heart of her grandchildren. i am sure you all have stories that we want to hear. i will start with you barbara because you and jenna have writte

this is allyn pierce's old toyota tundra.al where he works as a registered nurse. he then tried to get out of the town of paradise himself only to deal with traffic gridlock. and pierce says that nearly cost him his life. ( james ) once toyota heard about pierce's story... the company gave him a brand new truck. and the automaker has offered to take the old truck off pierce's hands to display it in it's showroom to show off its durability. believe it or not the burned tundra still runs! ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... we head to napa valley to continue our coverage of the el nino and how the residents are no stranger to flood waters. after our thanksgiving break from the rain showers increased last night and took us through the evening

this is allyn pierce's old toyota tundra.sed that truck to evacuate patients and staff from the hospital where he works as a registered nurse. he then tried to get out of the town of paradise himself, only to deal with traffic gridlock. and pierce says, that nearly cost him his life. (pam) once toyota heard about pierce's story, the company gave him a brand, new truck. and the automaker has offered to take the old truck off pierce's hands to display it in its showrooms... to show off its durability. believe it or not, the burned tundra still runs! next at 8 attacked by a great white shark...and he survived. the 13 year old california boy now speaking out about what may have saved his life. after the break --- i'll bring you the highlights from the bears-l

i get a call from my dad, and he said pierce, where are you? grandmother is noticing that the smart car is missing and thinks you might be driving her smart car. there is a rule you could take the smart car, but you had to ask her permission. she had just had double knee surgery, so?[ laughter ] >> long story short, i show up at the big house >> your father has gotten a call from his mother and saying where is my car? >> my uncle knows this and my aunt. my dad is the happiest go lucky guy. in his voice, there is almost joy in knowing what i am about to receive. [ laughter ] >> i show up with this nice couple from houston that i had never met, and i am trying to figure out what i am going to do with my life. in front of these guest who i have never met, she scolded me to the point where i was in tears and i had to leave the room. i guess i was 22 years old. she had a point and i will say this park >> you had wrecked the boat the day before. >> there is this kind of kindness and[ laughter ] >> here is the truth about my grandparents and i think m

. >>> sara pierce joins us. she's a policy analyst for that organization and we're here to talk about the process of asylum in the united states. good morning. a bit. about the policy institute for those who don't know, what is it? >> it's a nonpartisan think tank that studies the movement of people worldwide. and i specifically work in our u.s. immigration policy program focusing on everything that affects u.s. immigration. >> the process of asylum, what does it mean when someone want wants asylum in the united states? >> when a foreign national is requesting asylum, they are requesting protection. they are fearing persecution in their home country and want to seek protection in the united states. >> so when the government wants to question those who would come in, what are they look iing fors far as evidence or proof they need protection in the first place? >> not everyone who is fearing something at home necessarily qualifies for asylum. it's quite specific definition. it's someone who is fearing persecution

it's a hot race between republican joe hart and democrat bill pierce. and if they look like perfectly normal candidates, that's because these are just stock here's the real joe hart and bill pierce. now, there's a lot going on in these two pictures, but we're going to go with emergency room triage rules and start with the guy who's bleeding from his face. that's hart's mug shot after a 2017 arrest following a fight that took place between the 73-year-old hart and his 59-year-old nephew. now, i know that sounds bad, but fighting your nephew is a long arizona tradition. it's actually the arizona state motto. and how did ol' nephew-strangler here get into the mine inspecting field? according to him, "i knew how to push an ore car by the time i was seven years old. my dad thought if you's old enough to eat solid food, you's old enough to work in the mine." also, "you's old enough to fight an uncle!" "come on! i'm a toddler! but i'm tall enough to punch you in the gem stones! let's do this!" now, hart's opponent is bill pierce, who, remember, looks like john

but i remember the knife piercing through my remember the knife piercing through d remember the knifeshocking. once i was stabbed, i never had any strength to move, i collapsed to the floor, i had to protect my face because they were trying to get my face for some reason. when you are presiding over 119 deaths in your jurisdiction and you are telling me it is safe for children to travel on a bus. ru it is safe for children to travel on a bus. r u seerius? i don't know one family memberwho a bus. r u seerius? i don't know one family member who feels it is safe to travel on a bus in london? i want to travel on a bus in london? i want to be in your world. to travel on a bus in london? i want to be in yourworld. i to travel on a bus in london? i want to be in your world. i don't see it. sorry. there are far too many deaths in london. it is really important to say, those 119 deaths are not all young people, they have not all taken young people, they have not all ta ken place young people, they have not all taken place on the street, there are different ones. we have to be clear about that.

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asylum process with sarah pierce of the migration policy institute.aryland republican -- marilyn congressman john sarbanes will talk about legislation to strengthen democracy. join the discussion. >> here's a look at live coverage on wednesday. on c-span, the house is back at noon for legislative business. on the agenda, several bills including one that would direct the commerce secretary to conduct a study on the development of devices in the u.s.. british prime minister theresa may takes questions from parliament at 7:00 a.m. eastern -- eastern. departmente commerce nomination. c-span3, acting epa administrator andrew wheeler. thelly, a hearing on management of federal prisons with the justice department's inspector general and the head of the federal bureau of prisons. >> former president barack obama sat down with former secretary of state james baker and presidential historian john meacham at rice university in texas.

here is pierce bush. he is the son of neil, and he lives in houston, and he is the ceo of big brothers and big sisters lone star. give him an a plus. [ applause ]. jeb bush jr., serves as managing partner of jeff bush and associates, and he serves on a number of nonprofit boards. he lives in florida. [ applause ] >> we then have our two daughters. barbara bush is the cofounder and board chairman of global health core. [ applause ] >> jenna bush, she is the correspondent with the nbc today show. as george said, she is just continuing the bush family tradition of warm relations with the media.[ laughter ]they are joined by our moderator cokie roberts and please join me in welcoming them to the stage.[ applause ] >> so barbara and jenna, >> we will share this year. [ laughter ]>> at her grandmother's funeral, jeff bush your dad in his eulogy did say that she struck fear in the hearts of her grandchildren.[ laughter ]>> she was a benevolent dictator, but not always felt benevolent. i'm sure that you all have

this is allyn pierce's old toyota tundra.ut of the town of paradise himself only to deal with traffic gridlock. and pierce says that nearly cost him his life. ( james ) once toyota heard about pierce's story... the company gave him a brand new truck. and the automaker has offered to take the old truck off pierce's hands to display it in it's showroom to show off its durability. believe it or not the burned tundra still runs! ( james ) still ahead ... toss out those turkey leftovers ... dungeness crab season now takes the spotlight in the bay area. we'll show you more coming up after the break. (darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... after our thanksgiving break from the rain showers increased last night and took us through the eve

allen pierce used his truck.apped by the flames but after he was freed pierce did not head for safety. he turned around and drove back to the hospital. you can see the scorch marks on his truck. allen pierce joins us on the telephone. thank you for joining us. what a remarkable act of bravery. what made you do it? >> i don't know how brave it is to get trapped in a fire. heading back to the hospital, that seemed like the safer thing to do at the time. when i got there, there were other team members trapped in the fire. we headed back to the hospital. they set up the triage to take care of them. >> goodness. i'm sure there were easier things you could have done. when you got back to the hospital, how many people were you able to help? >> it was probably closer to 20 that showed up with fire. there was fire crews there, law enforcement, medics, nurses and hospital doctors that could make it out. we set up a small triage emergency hospital using the training that we have had for this and just a combination of prepar

. >> they've pierced the roof. they've pierced the deck. they're very dangerous. >> reporter: meanwhile, pg&e said they had crews out yesterday trimming trees. but now the focus is on restoring power if anybody experiences an outage because of the storm. reporting live in san jose, anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, anoushah. the storm is expected to bring a lot of snow. winter storm warning in effect tonight through friday. this is what it kd like earlier today. travelers warned to keep those chains handy in case you're told to put them on. you can stay on top of what's happening with the rain and snow by downloading our free nbc bay area app. that will give you access to our radars including storm ranger scans so you know exactly when the storms will roll right through your neighborhood. you can also wake up early with our today in the bay team. we're going on early tomorrow morning starting at 4:00 in the morning to help you get ready for the day. and to help you ease through that com.ur other hdl beating a. we want to warn

alan pierce is a nurse who manages the u in paradise, california.week he hopped into his pickup truck toth help wit evacuation of his hospital. here is what alan's toyota tundra looked like afterward. he called it the perfect marshmallow. the nurse drove back and forth through the flames twice to get people ou pierce credited firefighters, law enforcement and fellow health care workers in the evacuation. as you can see, his lights and side view mirrors melted in the heat and this photogrh from inside his truck shows you why. look how close the flames tare. way, toyota heard alan's story, saw the pickup and wrote in a tweet, don't worry about your truck, we're honored to get youon new just an incredible effort by him and a lot of people who worked at the hospital. he said the flames were so close he wrote a note to his family. he got through it to put on peter gabriel's "in your es" to mellow himself out. >> one thing to note, this week ikit looks there will be rain, by the middle of the week. >> they will take it. the first logos to thethhances one

pierce bush is neil's son. he lives in houston. he is the ceo of big brothers big sisters lone star. jeb bush, jr., serves as managing partner of jeb bush and associates. and he serves on a number of nonprofit boards. and he lives in florida. [applause] then we have our two daughters. barbara bush is the cofounder and board chairman of global health corp. and jenna bush-hager is a correspondent with nbc's "the today show." she is continuing the bush family tradition of warm relations with the media. [laughter] they are joined by our moderator, cokie roberts. please join me in welcoming them to the stage. [applause] cokie: so barbara and jena have to share a chair? so, at your grandmother's funeral, jeb bush in his beautiful eulogy said that she struck fear in the hearts of her grandchildren. that she was a benevolent dictator but not always so benevolent. i am sure you all have stories that we want to hear. i will start with you, barbara, because you and jenna have written some of the stories. and sisters first. tell us the story o

the piercing eyes of a celebrated war poet, today etched onto the very beach he had once left to meeten, a shoreline of embarkation this morning became a canvas of commemoration. the project has been organised by the film director danny boyle, who says the face is a metaphorfor tragedy. it's wonderful that there are permanent structures that will outlive and outlast us, but i thought it was a good way to reflect on our own time here. you know, which is temporary, really. as the tide ebbed away, artists crafted the contours of the face. hundreds of people took in the imagery, the symbolism. and reflected on loss and sacrifice. it feels very much like he is here and he is alive and he is, as you say, representing so many people, really special. really special. the stares of other beaches stared out too. at murlough in county down, john mccance, who died at passchendaele. in fife, doctor... who helped heal injured soldiers. by mid—morning, the impatient tides returned to roll in over the faces like tears of a lost generation. the masked by the waves but injury in our memory. —— in duncan

it can pierce through metal and pretty much any roof, dramatically blasting foam or water into the heartaze. the quantity and force about water is pretty incredible. this pumps a thousand litres a minute, with even more powerful a minute, with an even more powerful jet to the side, capable of 4.5 times that. it has an on—board thermal imaging camera to assist with that precision. blackburn is currently the only fire service using it now. i'm told it costs over £600,000. but as costs come down and the technology evolves, this next generation of firefighting will become the norm. i'm at leicestershire fire and rescue, the first service in the country to invest in virtual reality. their hope is money will be saved by replacing some of the expensive training techniques with br alternatives. i've seen the demo and the fire looks quite intense so don't think it is one i will be used to when it comes to virtual reality which isjust having a nice time. let's see. all the scenes in the training are scanned from the real world. for instance, this arson hotspot investor is a good reference for inve

. >> guest: i had a nose piercing. this is all in the book. we are the true rebels. it's on one of my e-mails is basically a conservative and i've learned that to be true. so i don't know, for me that was signified by getting my nose pierced into getting a tattoo, which i did when i was running with that crowd and we were feeling rebellious and we had to be shaking up. this is the beginning of the tea party and all that kind of stuff so we had a running joke we would be back to back on some cable news channel. and he would say plucks a nose ring, it was a little stud but anyway, but they see that i flew out. as i picked up the phone my good friend told me andrew was gone, and my nose ring disappeared and i never saw it again which i thought was an irony. we just texted and i put that in the book. i removed it just for him. he did have a gift of cutting through getting straight to the heart of things. one of the things you get into and this has been an issue for me because i started i became aware of the diagnostic manuals that have all of the supposed the conditions.

the governor concedes he might have been struck by the bullet that pierced the presidents throat. the governor's objections which were the most troubling of all now disappear. we conclude therefore that oswald was the sole assassin. was he truly alone? were there other in dark shadows behind him? co-authors of a plot in which oswald was cast as a trigger band. the murky accounts and strange -- introduced into the case by jim garrison. >> he was a decoy at first. then he was a victim. >> we will hear from garrison and some of those whom he has involved. we will try to answer the third of our major question. was lee harvey arvel -- oswald part of a conspiracy theory? good night. this has been the second of a series, cbs news inquiry. the warren report. this broadcast has been produced under the supervision and control of cbs news. previously on real america we should parts one and two of a four-part series from june 1967, the cbs news inquiry, the warren report. next on real america part three. anchored by walter cronkite. the convert --

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it can pierce through metal and pretty much any roof, dramatically blasting foam or water into the heartuantity and force of that water is pretty incredible. this pumps 1,000 litres a minute, with an even more powerfuljet to the side capable of 4.5 times that. it also has an on—board thermal imaging camera to assist with that precision. blackburn is currently the only uk fire service using this kit, though. i'm told it costs around £600,000. but maybe as costs come down and all this technology evolves, this next generation of firefighting will become the norm. i'm at leicestershire fire and rescue — the first service in the country to invest in virtual reality. their hope is that money will be saved by replacing some of the expensive traditional training techniques with vr alternatives. i've seen the demo and the fire looks quite intense, so i don't think it's going to be what i'm used to when it comes to virtual reality, which isjust having a nice time. let's see! all the scenes in the training are scanned from the real world. for instance, this arson hotspot in leicester is a good refe

as for the governor, he concedes he might have been struck by the bullet that pierced the president's throat. it is likely the bullet was the second and not the first oswald fired. the governor's objections now disappeared. cbs news concludes all is billed was the sole assassin. was he truly alone? were there others behind him, co-authors of a plot? tomorrow we will look into those charges and concern ourselves with jack ruby and the murky casent introduced into the of jim garrison in new orleans. he was a decoy at first and then a patsy. and then a vet them. >> we would hear garrison and we will try to answer the third of .ur major questions has been the second of the series, a cbs news inquiry, the worn report. -- worn report -- warren report. this broadcast has been produced under the supervision and control of cbs news. >> tune in next saturday at 10:00 p.m. for parts three and four and the conclusion of a cbs news inquiry. this is america history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. complex join us this weekend for live coverage of the miami book fair. a.m., alissa quart on

. >> then alan pierce. a hospital nurse who helped evacuate patients and staff before running out of gridlock in paradise, california. that nearly cost him his life. toyota heard about the story and replaced the truck with a new and improved model. very nice. >>> european leaders are voting this weekend on a brexit deal. there are new signs this morning it could start to unravel. we're live in brussels next. when nighttime nasal congestion closes in, breathe right strips are designed to simply open your nose right back up. so with breathe right you can breathe better and sleep better. breathe better. sleep better. breathe right. at dewar's, all our whiskies are aged, blended and aged again. it's the reason our whisky is so extraordinarily smooth. dewar's. double aged for extra smoothness. now that for a minute,here or two actually, i've got to tell you something. with the capital one venture card you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. my credit card only earns double miles on airline

this is alan pierce's old tundra truck.e hospital where he worked but when he tried to leave paradise he was trapped and flames were on all sides of him and to make matters worse there was an him and nearly cost him his life. >> i was sitting in my car and thought it was the end. i recorded my video for my friends and family and put my phone away and then a bulldozer came out of nowhere and knocked this flaming truck away. >> that bulldozer move the truck out of his way and allowed him to drive back to the hospital. his truck as you see was badly burned but once toyota heard about pierce's story, they gave him a brand-new truck for free despite how the old tundra might look by the way, it still runs. >>> rain is a big help for firefighters battling the camp fire but it serves as a double edged sword making rescue work difficult. what weather is expected to last for a few days and local authorities are warning people of the risks of flash flooding and mudslides triggered by the rain. >> it is always a concern in areas that h

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it seemed that no one in coldwater could comprehend what had happened, including steve and joanie piercee friends of both tom and dar who learned of the murder from tom himself. >> i said, the three of you were always together, and he was crying, and he said, i know, i know. i should have been there for her. and then i said, if you would have been, the three of you would be dead now instead of just dar. >> but just 24 hours into the investigation, detective jim carbon had almost abandoned the theory that this was a random act of violence. >> it appeared to me that this was a staged break and intering to hide a homicide that took place. >> but according to detective carbon, whoever staged the burglary didn't factor in the weather that day. >> it got really warm. we had a huge snow meltoff. >> the ground around the farmhouse was unusually wet and muddy. so you would expect that there would be muddy footprints from inside the residence where somebody would come through that door? >> absolutely. >> was there any footprints, anything? >> there was nothing. >> but it was the yellow bag found i

bitcoin is piercing $4,000 and does not seem like there will be a turnaround soon.with b chief commercial officer sonny singh to discuss. sonny: bitcoin has become mainstream adoption around the world. good brand recognition. we should not look at the price so much, because it is what is happening behind the scenes. i do not think we will see any price movement until there is new direction, and that will mean things like fidelity launching their product next year or square next year or blackrock launching. come out, iproducts do not think there is any market catalyst either way. emily: jamie dimon is saying that bitcoin has gotten a lot of play. but i think it bears worth re-listening. take a listen to what they had to say last year. jamie: it will blow up. china just kicked them out. do not ask me to short it. it could be $20,000 before this happens. but it will eventually blow up. it is a fraud. emily: now he later said he regretted saying that, but i wonder right now if it looks like he is being vindicated. sonny: so i completely disagree with him on the fraud co

as for the governor, he concedes he might have been struck by the bullet that pierced the president's throat. our own investigation makes it likely that the bullet was the second and not the first oswald fired. the governor's objections now disappear. that oswaldcludes was the sole assassin. was he truly alone? were there others behind him, co-authors of a plot? tomorrow we will look into those charges and concern ourselves with officer tibbett, jack ruby, and the murky account introduced into the case of jim garrison in new orleans. >> he did not touch a gun on that day. he was a decoy at first and then a patsy. >> we will hear garrison and we will try to answer the third of our major questions. part of arvey oswald conspiracy? did night. >> this has been the second of a series, a cbs news inquiry. the warren report. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] this broadcast is been broadcast under the supervision and control of cbs news. tune into real american next saturday at 10:00 p.m., o

we will start by blaming presidents jackson, polk, pierce, johhnson, hays, arthur, harrison and taft. why? these gentlemen brought in what they called at the time -- improvements to the house. advanced andience something came along to make domestic living easier, the president had to have it. it started with jackson who brought in water pipes and hollowed out logs. polk brought in gas light, pierce piped in hot water, johnson brought in the telegraph, hays, the telephone, arthur, an elevator, harrison, dc electricity and taft, a one ton bath tub. that was the weight without mr. taft. this seems reasonable. there was a problem. every time they brought in a system like this, they had to drill a hole through a beam or a wall stud. they were told to hurry up. you are inconveniencing the president, hurry up. they would hacked their way through and cover it all back up. that is what constituted the damage in those beams. the other problem is that these additions were very heavy. a lot of them were cast iron. in a house that would be built in a lot ofing steel pipe would not be a problem. it

as for the governor, he concedes he might have been struck by the bullet that pierced the president's throat. our own investigation makes it likely that the bullet was the second and not the first that oswald fired. the governor's objections now disappeared. cbs news concludes therefore that oswald was the sole assassin, but was he truly alone? were there others behind him, co-authors of a plot? tomorrow we will look into those harges and concern ourselves officer tippett, with jack ruby and the murky account introduced into the case of jim garrison in new orleans. >> he did not touch the gun on that day. he was a decoy at first and then a patsy. and then a vick testimony. >> we would hear garrison and we will try to answer the third of our major questions. was lee harvey oswald part of a speers? -- conspiracy? this is walter cronkite. good night. >> this has been the second of the series, a cbs news inquiry, the warren report. >> this broadcast has been produced under the supervision and control of cbs news. >> this weekend on reel america on american history tv, the 1967 special new

. ♪ >> over 200 people including cindy crawford and rande gerber, pierce brosnan and courtney cox attended. "e.t.'s" learned it was held at the malibu home of gerard butler's girlfriend morgan. gerard's home which used to look like this and now looks like this spoke to the crowd. >> what a turn out. thank you so much for coming. no amount is too big. no amount is too small. >> together with sean penn, butler helped raise $1.5 million for fire victims putting the event together in just three days. >> i know you've all kind of had to pull a rabbit out of a hat to make it here last minute. >> the woolsey fire is over 90% contained. it's claimed three lives, destroyed 1,500 structures, damaged another 341 and full containment is expected by thanksgiving. ♪ where do you think you're going ♪ >> that may be welcome news for lady gaga who just told "variety" she still hasn't been able to return home after evacuating. on saturday gaga donned a full firefighter's suit and visited first responders in hollywood expressing her gratitude and saying i am going to do more, do what i can. >> i truly believ

all week celebrities have been surveying the fire's devastation, robin thicke, gerard butler, piercerosnan and miley cyrus' fiance liam hemsworth. camille grammar posted a new image of the charred remains inside her malibu home. i had an aerial view on wednesday. >> over here is what's left of camille grammars $3.2 million mansion. >> you are also struck by how random that fire is. that one home is standing and a house right next to it is burned to the ground. >> that's exactly what happened here. that's the beach front home of oscar winner anthony hopkins. it's fine, but look at the house right next door. it was completely levelled by the flames. fire crews are hoping for full containment by monday. >> we are just sending our prayers and sending our blessings out. >> i spoke to will last night at the latin grammys in las vegas. we'll have more on that later. but will also sent his blessings out to diddy after the unexpected death of his ex kim porter. the mother of three of his children. i'm snd kim's home. like so many people, diddy is in shock and devastated. >> rescue 82. cardiac

in another entry he describes being shot at with bow andicrrow pierced his bible, writing why did a little kid have to shoot me today? his high pitch voice still lingers in my head. and a final message to family. please do not be angry at them or at god if i get killed. dot retrieve my body. >> fridayolice took two of thest arreed men on a boat close to the island. >>> the cost to take care of your parents in virginia nursing homes is rising. according to the richamond time dispatch t annual cost of a say is up 7.7% from 2017 to 2018. that adds upn to more t $100,000 a year. assisted living costs in virginia are down to more than $50,000 a year. >>> some students wono have fake being sick so they can skip school and exercise their right to free speech. the "washington post" reporting theontgomery county school board is poised to at political protest to the list of excused absences. high school students would be allowed three days for civic engagement. >>> the weather did not help the alexandria -- the tree sale is she group's largest fund-raiser. it cov 50% of summer camp operations for. k

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pierce?our turn to ask a question. >> i would ask the congresswoman coming you do have detailed plans of how you will change things in new mexico. inhave had specialists go and it looks like we will increase in the budget. if you are tapping as a permanent fund, where are you going to come up with the money? >> i believe a robust economic plan and diversifying our economy will bring additional revenue. that has been the problem. in the eight years of the failed martinez administration, we have not made one investment in the economy. here without doing anything and not recognizing we have 2 billion dollars from oil and gas today. you can change the procurement code so that $400 million stays right here. we can invest the full 9% to make sure we are making investments building capacity. that creates the greatest return. instead of spending 50 million, let's spend 100 million, which we have the authority to do. let's lift the film production tax credit so we are doing digital media and film in e

and piercing to discuss that i'm now joined by film director paul. great to talk to you thank you very much for your time now we are recording this interview in st petersburg the part of the city that's most associated with. the great russian writer this is where he lived this is where many of his novels i wonder if the place feels any special. the. most important thing about the three years is. this. the human soul. is the you months or i think this is the common point many of your films deal with the same themes the. writings the meaning of good and evil moral choice freewill conscious and subconscious do you just sad to raise those eternal themes in in a new context or do you actually try to add something new to the conversation. in a way that my movie is hard try to make out of fridge about some. in my last two movies perfect stranger in the. between the idea of the movie. is a perfect stranger. that we usually. no please sometimes we don't know ourselves so this is the fruition about this two movies. you mentioned the place already and i think i

pierce is happy he and those he helped made it out. >> i'm happy i'm alive. >> reporter: iancole. >>thas. you see her, escaping the campfire by wheeling herself and her chair out of her neighborhood, she had her dog on her lap, a firefighter drove by and took her to safety. the woman's family calls it's a miracle. we spoke to held had entod-- spd -- >> i saw a woman on the wheelchair and the purse on the back and the puppy on her lap. i don't know how she got down there alive. >> she turned 62 this friday. and when the fire broke out, she didn't think she'd celebrate her birthday. we are happy to know she did. >> the stories are emotional to hear them. jeff is back with us to talk about what to expect. >> i think the smoke is going to be lingering around, we will ha before we get a break in the forecast. let's go in to the weather right now, if you happen to be working a graveyard shift, you are up, you are going to be heading out in the next couple of hours. i want to let you know, air quality is still remaining unhealthy for most of the bay area. all of the purple color, that is

and actor pierce brosnan. as he. and the remnants of the cold war listening post at its top have been declared a historical monument the one hundred twenty metre high and manmade hill consists of world war two era. monitoring facility was used to intercept warsaw pact intelligence it's still unclear what will happen with the area in the future. the spice girls announced on monday they'll be going on tour in twenty nine teams with possible ice for the tour backup. for girl group formed in one thousand nine hundred four they debut single want to be once an international hits. player. let's cut to the really. they perform together until twenty twelve next summer the band will embark on a sixty comeback tour across the u.k. tickets will be available as upset today. it usually takes some time before parents realize that they are dealing with a child prodigy in i am not duchess case it was a when she heard her mother playing the piano and then played the melody herself and she was only two years old at that time now aged t

that piercing sound? it's gunfire. [ gunshots ] then, silence. for six endless seconds. now, listen. they run for their lives. >> guys, run, he's coming out this door! >> reporter: countless heroes inside the bar helping to create escape routes, like matt, who helped rescue scores of people by smashing a window with a bar stool. >> we were just pushing people through, as many as we could, kind of quickly checking back to make sure that he wasn't coming towards us. >> reporter: 12 killed, including a police sergeant. >> he died a hero because he went -- he went in to save lives. >> reporter: jason coffman, his son, cody, one of the victims. >> last thing i said was, son, i love you. that was the last thing i said. >> reporter: the shooter, now identified as 28-year-old ian david long, a war veteran. authorities are now trying to determine why and how this could happen in a community that just this year was named one of the safest in america. it was just before 11:30 p.m. and more than 100 people gathered to enjoy live country music. look at this past video, posted on the