how do you turn back that tide, robert burns, and the next 47 days and pull off a victory? already seeing it, there was a recent unh poll that came out today that said i was only down three points. i seem to be the strongest federal candidate in new hampshire at the moment. so i think what we are doing is working. i think, really, it is because of the democrats are doing. listen, you say that i benefit from those attack ads against me, but listen the polls show that it was about 30% before the attack had started, the attack ads happen. and actually my opponents ended up moving up because of the narrative out there was that democrats were trying to get me elected. so, i had outside republican groups attacking me, i have the democrats attacking me, and the democrats are going hard-core on me right now, on a single issue because they know that i'm going to talk about other things, they know i'm gonna be talking about inflation, energy cost, and i'm going to be talking about moving critical manufacturing back to the united states. >> john: let me go for column number three here

. >> if i might paraphrase the words of the great robert burns, my dear mother was "the friend of manruth, the friend of age, and guide of youth." >> reporter: in saint giles' cathedral, a service of thanksgiving for queen elizabeth's life began as the oldest crown in the british isles, the crown of scotland, was placed on her coffin. outside, thousands of people waited patiently in line for their chance to file inside and pay their respects. >> people don't realize how much the scots loved her. >> why? >> because who she was. it's the person she was. not the queen, but the person she was. >> does it feel like a great moment of community? >> we're all kind of sharing the same feeling of grief, of loss. >> i just think that this country's not going to be the same without her. >> reporter: this evening, king charles, his two brothers, and his sister gathered around the queen's coffin and stood vigil, heads bowed in homage to a remarkable monarch, their mother. tomorrow the queen's body will be flown on a royal air force plane to london, where, as you well know, norah, hundreds of thousa

robert burns i shake hands with fools with both hands, how much i really owe mine, after all, if othersfools, then we ourselves would have to be fools. ha ha, they say, a fool learns from his mistakes, a smart one learns from others. yes , it turns out that smart people learn from fools. if a fool acted, cleverly one should not be surprised, but a person who does not happen to made a mistake. a fool will never say that he is a fool. he's not that stupid. she told him, my life, when i want, then a fool. if a person has talent, then he is talented in everything with fools , the same situation, take a quick look in the mirror and writhe with laughter. it's good to be a fool. just you will laugh a song of a modest fool. give me give me. give me something like this. inside, even where you can't see. song smart fool give me give. give me something hemingway something with letters inside even where there is no letter, i go to the library at 3:00 in the morning to the library. m song doubting fools i'm not the text of the case, well, really, the song flowers fool. what do you think, without the

. >> if i might paraphrase the words of the great robert burns, my dear mother was "the friend of mantruth, the friend of age, and guide of youth." >> reporter: in st. giles' cathedral, a service of thanksgiving for queen elizabeth's life began. as the oldest crown in the british isles, the crown of scotland was placed on her coffin. outside, thousands of people waited patiently in line for their chance to file inside and pay their respects. >> people don't realize how much the scots loved her. >> reporter: why? >> because of who she was. it's the person she was-- not the queen, but the person she was. >> reporter: does it feel like a great moment of community? >> we are all kind of sharing the same feeling of grief, of loss. >> i just think that this country is not going to be the same without her. >> reporter: this evening, king charles, his two brothers and his sister gathered around the queen's coffin and stood vigil, heads bowed in homage to a remarkable monarch, their mother. tomorrow, the queen's body will be flown on a royal air force plane to london, where, as you well know,

poetry, the school program included poems of world lyricists like heinrich heine, adam mickiewicz , robert burns russian-language works will remain only from individual ukrainian authors or those whose life is closely connected with our history serhiy morgun roman syshchenko tsn 1+1 marathon the only news will be heard only through the monitor screens tomorrow the first call will be heard by schoolchildren on kharkiv oblast and mykolaiv oblast are regions where the enemy shoots from close range from russia or the occupied territories, children simply do not have enough time to go down to the shelters, besides, hundreds of schools there are destroyed and damaged students will also sit at their desks in the regions bordering russia in the areas of sumy oblast and rivne oblast near the administrative border with belarus. tsn correspondents are ready to tell you how the school year will begin in the rest of the regions . serhiy osadchuk from dnipro. yakiva noskov i congratulate you, colleagues, and let's start from odessa, sergey, how will your children study? my greetings , colleagues in odessa, 21

is you have seen that from near and far -- robert burns poem.— -- robert burns poem.driven from perth to come and lav flowers — had driven from perth to come and lay flowers and other people have come _ lay flowers and other people have come from far and wide. there is a lovely— come from far and wide. there is a lovely section of flowers that smell is beautiful over there now, the fragrance — is beautiful over there now, the fragrance to all those flowers. there — fragrance to all those flowers. there is — fragrance to all those flowers. there is a _ fragrance to all those flowers. there is a corgi over there, of course, — there is a corgi over there, of course, also a paddington bear. people — course, also a paddington bear. people are _ course, also a paddington bear. people are remembering that wonderful moment from the jubilee weekend _ wonderful moment from the jubilee weekend where she did that skit with a paddington bear, a different side of the _ a paddington bear, a different side of the queen again. and also in her latter— of the queen again. and also in he

robert burns is true in his youth, one of his lovers was a young, beautiful woman.ars after a new meeting, amalia fongyudoner dedicated a poem to her. i met you and that's it, the past is tyutchev's poems in 1923, a work about this list was published by the soviet literary critic pyotr pushkin's provincial list love for this 100 in 1903 , the italian artist cesare sacagi depicted this poet walking in the garden with his beloved beatrice true first round completed, i'm summing it up 300 on dmitry's account one and a half thousand vladimir 2.900 on alexei i hope it was a warm-up ahead of the second round. it is necessary at the beginning of the fifth, it seems, i carried the broken feelings, so as not to get hurt again, they didn’t say, you fool, no. ruined everything inside the application six years ago, and every year you wrote and wrote and wrote a new sixth season. you are super today at 22:20 on ntv the stars converged on the new season. thoroughly wonderful. and now fix this position, we hold it, we hold it wonderfully. now change it i can konstantin i'm the sam

we are down to just about 100 votes here in and this is the second congressional district, robert burns is up. he's a local business owner. the former mayor of keen george hansell is trailing. if we can go to house district one, this is over. this has been called for caroline levitt. she's a former trump's official white house in office. she goes on for this win, she was backed by ted cruz and jim jordan and mike lee. she will face the democrat chris papas there. what we are hearing from naew hampshire is a lot of concerns for the economy and where the country is going. >> i don't think it is ethical but that's the way it is. i guess you have to do your homework in this day and age and hopefully everybody did. >> 100% is extremely hypocrite cal. >> i am an independent so i have a problem with both sides doing it. nobody is completely innocent in this. they all had blood on their hands. >> what they are talking is the democrats and the democrat party funding the candidates on the maga side. republican candidates who are protrump. they have done it in nine states, $53 million so far. that

if i might para phrase the words of robert burns, my dear mother was the friend of man, the friend ofe still young the queen pledged herself to serve her country and her people and to maintain the principles of constitutional government. as we now mark with gratitude a promise most faithfully fulfilled, i'm determined with god's help and with yours to follow that inspiring example. the title of duke of rothesay and the other scottish titles which i have had the honour to carry for so long, i now pass to my eldest son william, who i know will be as proud as i have been to bear the symbols of this ancient kingdom. i take up my new duties with thankfulness for all that scotland has given me, with resolve to seek always the welfare of our country and its people and with whole hearted trust in our good will and good counsel, as we take forward that task together.— that task together. thank you. thank ou, your that task together. thank you. thank you. your majesty- — that task together. thank you. thank you, your majesty. i— that task together. thank you. thank you, your majesty. i know _ t

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news alert, associated press calls the final race in the new hampshire republican primaries for robert burnsandidates in the granite state gop primaries. one of them, 25-year-old who clinched the nomination for the first congressional district. karoline leavitt joins her now, and we have invited her democratic opponent on, he is welcome to join us any time. welcome to you, what do you think was key to clinching the republican nomination there? >> well, thank you so much for having me, sandra. i am so honored and humbled by the outpouring of support that i received from voters across my home district, new hampshire's first congressional district seat. and i credit our historic victory to the unprecedented work that we put in. it's pretty simple. we pounded the pavement. we spoke with voters, went to their homes, knocked on their doors, made the phone calls, we showed up and talked to them about the very real consequences of this disastrous biden-pelosi agenda enabled by the far left democrat incumbent chris pappas. all policies are hurting the people of my great home state. they are fed up an

this is another race, robert burns is the more trumpy candidate.can see fewer than 1300 votes separate. but if burns turns out to win again and levitt does, we know that bolduc, that would be a clean sweep of election deniers or doubters showing republican primary voters that's who they want to see run, they want to see someone completely in line with trump, even when it comes to style. >> interesting who democrats want to see as nominees in a lot of these races. athena jones, thank you very much. >>> bolduc just one of the election deniers running for office with a trump endorsement, more than 150 of them according to "the new york times" so are candidates everywhere getting more extreme. john avalon with our reality check. >> let's put what happened last night in new hampshire a context. one way is to look at the most popular governors. even in our polarized times america's most consistent governors over the past two years have been two blue state governors, charley baker and larry hogan. now in a sane and functioning political system, those two

if i might paraphrase the words of the great robert burns, my dear mother was the friend of man, friend of truth, the friend of age, and guide of youth. few hearts like hers with virtue walked. few heads with knowledge so informed. while still very young the queen pledged herself to serve her country and her people and to maintain the principles of constitutional government. as we now mark with gratitude a promise most faithfully fulfilled, i am determined with god's help and with yours to follow that inspiring example. the title of duke of rothsy and the other scottish titles i've had the honor to carry for so long i now pass to my elder son william, who i know will be as proud as i have been to bear the symbols of this ancient kingdom. i take up my new duties with thankfulness for all that scotland has given me, with resolve to seek always the welfare of our country and its people, and with whole hearted trust in your good will and good counsel as we take forward that task together. >> thank you, thank you, your majesty. i now close this meeting of the parliament. >> john: and there i

leading the pack you have akeen maher, robert burns. pac has bought ad time trying to boost burns who is seen by democrat less formidable candidate. that's one of the major stories this election cycle. democrats spending on republican primary candidates maga candidates that they think they can beat. they have spent more than $53 million across nine states to do that while calling them a threat to democracy. new hampshire wing district house district 1. republicans competing to take on vulnerable chris pappas in november. they include two former trump staffers. matt maurice and caroline left. inflation a big story across all of these races the recent gallup poll 56% of americans experiencing severe or moderate financial hardship due to the price increases. go to another state today rhode island. republicans are aiming to flip a seat to their control for the first time since 1991 in rhode island. they hope former cranston mayor fung asian mayor can do it. major issue in the new mexico governor's race. the democrat incumbent faces a tough

if i might paraphrase the words of the great robert burns, my dear mother was the friend of man, thefriend of truth, the friend of age, and guide of youth. few hearts like hers with virtue warmed, few heads with knowledge so informed. while still very young, the queen pledged herself to serve her country and her people and to maintain the principles of constitutional government. as we now mark with gratitude a promise most faithfully fulfilled, i am determined with god's help and with yours to follow that inspiring example. the title of duke of rothsy and the other scottish titles which i have had the honor to carry for so long i now pass to my eldest son, william, who i know will be as proud as i have been to bear the symbols of this ancient kingdom. i take up my new duties with thankfulness for all that scotland has given me, with resolve to seek always the welfare of our country and its people and with wholehearted trust in your goodwill and good counsel as we take forward that task together. >> thank you. thank you, your majesty. i now close this meeting of the parliament. >> tha

the first in the 2nd congressional district, robert burns beat out a moderate republican mayor george hahnzel. in new hampshire, senate primary, fox can call the race for retired army general don buldoc beat out chuck morris. he believed morris had a better shot at beating him. >> we have taken their arrows. we have successfully protected ourselves. you sent the biggest signal to the establishment tonight. >> already gearing up for the general election and bringing abortion to the center of it, saying in a statement if buldoc had his way in the senate he would vote to ban abortion nationwide. he's too extreme for new hampshire but buldoc is already debunking the claim. >> i will support no legislation, 0 legislation at the federal level. we don't belong in the abortion arena, that is the state's. and this state will do the right thing by granite staters. >> why do you think she keeps pushing the abortion issue? >> it's the only thing she's got. >> sandra, but even though bolduc has been clear, he thinks it should remain at the state level, not stopping senator hasen for putting out an

ed, in your vast library, you have a copy of poem to a mouse by robert burns that inspired mice and men there is a important part. providing foresight may be vain. the best laid schemes "of mice and men" to oaf array. i leave us nothing but grief and pain for promised joy. the fed's task, when i look at this i think about the fed's task, in some ways isn't it almost impossible and from time to time aren't they going to lose control of the narrative? >> i think they do occasionally, maybe very often lose control of the narrative then they have to catch up which is exactly what they're doing now. certainly with the benefit of hindsight we can say the fed was way behind the inflation curve tightening too little too late. now it is being forced to kind of gun it. as a result we're getting big increases per meeting and now we'll see what powell does or doesn't telegraph at his press conference but he could very well indicate there is another similar increase coming at the next meeting. charles: right. >> so it's a lot of catching up to do. charles: speaking to that point, i know you were in

can see there is the most beautiful stained glass window, a modern window which is a memorial to robert burnsraordinary scenes and quite a moving two days.— quite a moving two days. it has been remarkable. — quite a moving two days. it has been remarkable, hasn't _ quite a moving two days. it has been remarkable, hasn't it? _ quite a moving two days. it has been remarkable, hasn't it? this- quite a moving two days. it has been remarkable, hasn't it? this is- remarkable, hasn�*t it? this is extraordinary. we have never seen anything like this before. horribly never will again. there is a lot to take in so maybe we should maybe tease apart some of the strands of what is happening. obviously we have seen over the last few days and we are seeing again now a display of affection for a monarch. a particular person, this monarch, elizabeth. indeed even love. secondly, i think seeing sympathy for people who have lost their mother, grandmotherand for people who have lost their mother, grandmother and particularly sympathy for the king, who is of course in morning. morning his mother at a grand old age

if i might paraphrase the words of the great robert burns, my dear mother was the friend of man, thed with yours, to follow that inspiring example. the title of duke of rothesay and the other scottish titles which i have had the honour to carry for so long i now pass to my eldest son william, who i know will be as proud as i have been to bear the symbols of this ancient kingdom. i take up my new duties with thankfulness for all that scotland has given me, with the resolve to seek always the welfare of our country and its people and with wholehearted trust in your good will and good counsel, as we take forward that task together. that is king charles iii speaking earlier. jim murphy is the former secretary of state of scotland from 2010 under the last labour government. he told me it has been a historic day in edinburgh. this isn't 'ust historic day in edinburgh. this isn'tiust the _ historic day in edinburgh. ti 3 isn'tjust the changing of historic day in edinburgh. ti 3 isn't just the changing of the historic day in edinburgh. ti 3 isn'tjust the changing of the guard in terms of the

two other trump loyalists were victorious in new hampshire last night, robert burns and karoline leavittin their nominations republicans unambiguously show us who they are again and again. take a look at the results of a brookings institute report which we must note was completed before last night's primaries. researchers found 41% of republican candidates approvingly mentioned ex-president donald trump, maga or america first or had a trump endorsement or photo on their websites. 59% of republicans had none of those, but such candidates prevailed only 30% of the time. the republicans cementing themselves as the maga election deniers and conspiracy theorists is where we begin with cornell becher who is here, democratic pollster and president of brilliant corners research, also an msnbc political analyst. also joining us, matt dowd, political strategist as well as msnbc political analyst. amanda carpenter is back with us, columnist for the bulwark and eddie claude from african american studies at princeton university as well as msnbc political analyst. matt dowd, i instantly thought and i'

with the red sun reflecting the red red rose of one of robert burns�*s most famous poems.l over scotland. i imagine a fair few of them will have been surprised, maybe a bit overwhelmed, when the e—mail invitation dropped in over the weekend, because these are notjust the high head ones, as we say here, but folks from all walks of life who have looked after others in their communities, in many cases through organisations associated with the queen herself. everyone is sitting quietly, chatting a bit, some with an air of suppressed excitement as they came in, doubtless taking in they came in, doubtless taking in the momentous nature of the occasion for those who are here, momentous for those who are here, momentous for scotland, too. the high kirk of edinburgh, as you were saying, huw, is a very ancient place, but much renovated over the years, and full of graceful modern touches, not least the striking communion table. it is not an alter in the church of scotland. it stands right in the middle of the kirk, between the four great medieval pillars, and it is made from a single

many flights of angels sing you to your rest, that was strong and quoting robert burns in scotland.nes that we have just not had the opportunity to see in the united kingdom for a long time. do you think that will change in some way, the way that people view the institution of monarchy, is the whole process we are seeing and the attempt to slowly modernise parts of it, which charles has been clearly planning to do for quite a long time, is this process of grieving for the longest serving queen in our history, longest serving monarch is that process going to lead people to look in a different way what the the monetary policy i can is or is that —— monarchy is, or is that asking too much. t -- monarchy is, or is that asking too much-— -- monarchy is, or is that asking too much. i imagine this grieving rocess too much. i imagine this grieving process demonstrates _ too much. i imagine this grieving process demonstrates the - too much. i imagine this grieving process demonstrates the power| too much. i imagine this grieving i process demonstrates the power of the queen's reign. but look

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castles that happen burned, besieged, rebuilt. scots, robert bruce have all had connections with this place. and why greenland is becoming a bucket list destination at the top of the world. we decided on greenland. the reason was to experience climate change at the height of it, so to speak. the huge sand dunes of southern spain are some of the largest in europe. and yet they remain relatively unknown, even amongst the most explored travellers, with even fewer people are aware of the treasures concealed beneath the moving sands. i am meeting eddie, a writer and travel journalist who specialises in uncovering hidden places. she is going to guide me off the beaten track to find out more about the living sand dunes of southern spain. where are you taking me today? we are taking the wild way to the beach. we can see this is the beach. we can see this is the way because we have not beach grassy. there are no signs. i said beach grassy. there are no signs. isaid it beach grassy. there are no signs. i said it was a wild way. i am glad that eddie is he

it's had castles that have been burned, besieged, rebuilt. mary, queen of scots, robertall had connections with this place. and why greenland is fast becoming a bucket list destination at the top of the world. we decided on greenland. a reason was to experience climate change at the hub of it, so to speak. the huge sand dunes of southern spain are some of the largest in europe and yet, they remain relatively unknown, even amongst the most well—explored travellers, with even fewer people aware of the treasures concealed beneath their moving sands. i'm meeting eddi pitcher, a writer and traveljournalist who specialises in uncovering hidden places, and she's going to guide me off the beaten track on my mission to learn more about the living sand dunes of southern spain. eddi, where are you taking me today? so, we are taking the wild way to the bolonia beach, and we can see that this is the way because we've got knotted — knotted beach grass here. there are no signs, so it's — i said it was a wild way. i'm definitely glad that eddi's here to show me the way on this one. wow!

views between the highest level between state members, on the most burning issues of the regional and global agenda. our correspondent robert frantsev is in samarkand, he has all the latest information about the negotiations robert's statements, what do you know at this moment? hello natalya, the construction of a world order based on constructive cooperation and mutual respect is such a central theme of the negotiations between the russian leader and chairman of the people's republic of china xi jinping, the positions of moscow and beijing remain unchanged, and international interstate relations should be built solely on these principles. but interference in the internal affairs of the state of external players is unacceptable, as well as politics unilateral ultimatums. it must be said that the meeting of the two leaders was held in a very warm and friendly atmosphere in russia, chinese relations are at an all-time high level, are of a strategic nature in moscow, and highly value china's balanced position on the ukrainian crisis. now, relations between the two countries are developing on a large number of projects, includi

burning car. >>> and a las vegas politician is being held without bail, charged with the murder of a local journalist. investigators say robert telles stabbed jeff german seven times saturday. prosecutors say telles did it because he felt german ruined his political career and marriage with a series about his alleged corruption as well as an affair. >>> the news world is remembering former cnn anchor bernard shaw. shaw died wednesday in washington, d.c. from pneumonia. the chicago native began his career in his hometown back in 1964. his career spanned more than 40 years and included time with abc news from 1977 until 1980, when he moved to cnn. he was network's lead anchor until retirement back in 2001. bernard shaw was 82. >> an icon. >>> coming up, queen elizabeth in her own words. her earliest thoughts on how the children of today can make the world of tomorrow a better and happier place. >>> but first, the children of yesterday. we're opening up the "abc news vault" to a young prince charles sharing his thoughts on fatherhood. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our

that burned on her property last week was intentionally said, too, that she doesn't want to speculate. but she says it is disappointing to see the damage. used to be the living room. joanna roberts memories of growing up in this cottage behind her current home. hard to see it now, after a fire burned at all. she had been running this one bedroom, one bath space to a young couple who just got engaged in august. there really hit worse than i am. i still have my home tens of thousands of dollars worth of clothes, furniture and musical equipment gone decent kids with nothing now. the cottage is one of five homes that back up to interstate 5 80 damage from a fire that started behind the chevron gas station at the corner of 35th avenue and quigley street last friday. i'm a little upset. we have been complaining to caltrans for 18 months about the brush and the dryness. other families also upset with the lack of maintenance live half a mile away near interstate 5 80 maple, where another fire happened tuesday evening. it's believed in arsonist gained access from the street below the freeway, climbed up through the brush and set of four sll

i remember yesterday looking and there was a robert burns poem, my heart is in the highlands.s to know how much the queen was held in people's affection, and all of those messages make that absolutely clear. taste affection, and all of those messages make that absolutely clear. we know that the queen _ make that absolutely clear. we know that the queen loved _ make that absolutely clear. we know that the queen loved her _ make that absolutely clear. we know that the queen loved her garden - make that absolutely clear. we know that the queen loved her garden and j that the queen loved her garden and the gardens here, and was with her gardener only last week, and people have gone to such effort to bring heather from their own gardens, to bring flowers from their own gardens. i bring flowers from their own aardens. ~ , :, , bring flowers from their own aardens. ~' , ., , ., gardens. i think they are 'ust about to head back — gardens. i think they are 'ust about to head back into h gardens. i think they are just about to head back into the privacy - gardens. i think they are just

burns and sarah botstein say now. >> "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert, charles r. schwab, the fairweather foundation, and by the roz lynn p. walter foundation, the pritzker military foundation on behalf of the pritzker military and library and the mark haas foundation. corporate funding is provided by stevens, inc. >>> ken burns, sarah botstein, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you have, along with your director and producer, lynn novak come out with a three-part documentary series called "the u.s. and the holocaust" which premieres this sunday. there are at least 100 docuntaries about the holocaust so why did you need to make this film now? >> we decided to do this in 2015. it was a far different environment in 2015, and it's taken us seven years to do it, so there's not a sense of now. we're just drawn to topics, authentically, and it's not that there's 100 films or a thousand films or no films about them, it's just that we have to feel like we've got an angle to pursue it. in this case, for us, it was really important to re-see the holoca

burns constitution lecture. representative cheney. [applause] rep. cheney: thank you very much. thank you. thank you so much, roberts always wonderful to be at rep. cheney: --aei. it's wonderful to see friends in the audience, aei is a place, that has been at the forefront of conservative thoughts and policies for decades. it's a place that the cheney family has been associated with for many years and it is a particular honor for me tonight that my mother and father are here with us in the audience. i don't see them. [applause] i don't know why they made you guys sit alone over there. i was getting ready for this evening, it occurred to me that i have been through a number of stressful moments in my life but giving a constitution day speech with lynn cheney in the audience may well top the list. but it is an honor, it's an honor to be here tonight and tell my parents tonight and my wonderful husband was here as well. thank you very much. robert's opening remarks about the address, obviously strikes home for all of us for a number of reasons. actually, on january 6, as i walked into the room where we were being evac

burn. but amanda, back here in the bay area, a heat wave actually just, san jose fire battalion chief robert chief robert colbert son said the heat wave will make fires that spark up harder to fight. >> you are going to see an incre the size and scope of fires. yoe going to see an increase of the drawdown fire resources to handle the emergencies. it is a broad impact across the fire service. > >> according to the u.s. drought u.s. drought monitor, the bay area remains in a severe droughh can cause longer and more intense fire season. jocelyn? >> reporter: a live look at ours capital in sacramento where under hot temperatures protected hot temperatures protected by pop up tents, farm workers and supporters aren't backing down m asking for better workplace protects of the the vigils wille ongoing until the governor decides whether or not to sign l into law that would make voting and union eltis fo rm worke d ensure they are are free from intimidation and . farm workers groups from san fr, los angeles and fresno are expected to join the group's vigil tomorrow. >> until the governor signs the. i

burns constitution lecture. representative cheney. [applause] rep. cheney: thank you very much. thank you. thank you so much, robert it's always wonderful to be at rep. cheney: --aei. it's wonderful to see friends in the audience, aei is a place, that has been at the forefront of conservative thoughts and policies for decades. it's a place that the cheney family has been associated with for many years and it is a particular honor for me tonight that my mother and father are here with us in the audience. i don't see them. [applause] i don't know why they made you guys sit alone over there. i was getting ready for this evening, it occurred to me that i have been through a number of stressful moments in my life but giving a constitution day speech with lynn cheney in the audience may well top the list. but it is an honor, it's an honor to be here tonight and tell my parents tonight and my wonderful husband was here as well. thank you very much. robert's opening remarks about the address, obviously strikes home for all of us for a number of reasons. actually, on january 6, as i walked into the room where we were being

burning. it is still dangerous, as we go about recovery efforts, be very careful, danger is not over yet. >> harris: we want to thank robert ray and as news warrants, we can bring him back. one thing i want to ask amy robert about, for peopled in their homes we are not high tide yet. storm comes in, high tide was a nightmare. they are saying it will take two tidal cycles for the water to recede, if you're in a house and the water reached the roof and you have a little space to breathe in the attic, this is like new orleans, you got to get on top of the house for the next tidal point. >> kayleigh: in fort myers, top surge in history and not only did it get top spot, it demolished the second place, by three feet. surge was unbelievable in fort myers, up one to three feet, just applying to the tide cycle. the storm moved to the other coastline, we have warnings in place. this is not over, serious and destructive storm, latest forecast coming out shows it could reintensify from tropical storm status to hurricane, think about when the storm can go into open water, reintenseification, rapid intensification means the storm gets s

burned the beach. we want to be in the water. we want hot. >> and his friend set up their tents and umbrellas that robert crown memorial state park in alameda sunday morning. it's their way of staying cool as temperatures heat up. hopefully it's going to be hot so we can go to water and just stay there for like forever. some weekend. that's why for high temperature. it's been a it's been really the house has been but we're at here on the water today. so >> should be a nice breeze. coming off the water. >> the brigham brothers got together with family at that park as they remember their brother who recently passed away. they make sure to get there early to grab a seat under the shade and they also brought the essentials, lots of water, lots of water coolers. and so does the national weather service called this weekend's weather dangerous and says anyone is at risk for heat related illnesses for those heading to the beach, officials advise people to never swim alone, relax and call for help. if you're caught in a rip current remain hydrated and find shade like using an umbrella. any may be cut short because of the here you can we're going to

joanna roberts has fun memories of growing up in this cottage behind her current home. hard to see it now, after a fire burned at all. she had been running this one bedroom, one bath space to a young couple who just got engaged in august. there really hit worse than i am. i still have my home tens of thousands of dollars worth of clothes, furniture and musical equipment gone decent kids with nothing now. the cottage is one of five homes that back up to interstate 5 80 damage from a fire that started behind the chevron gas station at the corner of 35th avenue and quigley street last friday. i'm a little upset. we have been complaining to caltrans for 18 months about the brush and the dryness. other families also upset with the lack of maintenance live half a mile away near interstate 5 80 maple, where another fire happened tuesday evening. it's believed in arsonist gained access from the street below the freeway, climbed up through the brush and set of four small fires using flares. firefighters quickly put those fires out. arson is very hard to prove or fortunate that we were able to have some signs of a road

joanna roberts has found memories of growing up in this cottage behind her current home. hard to see it now, after a fire burned it all. she has been running this one bedroom, one bath space to a young couple who just got engaged in august. there really hit worse than i am . i still have my home tens of thousands of dollars worth of clothes, furniture and musical equipment gone decent kids with nothing now. the cottage is one of five homes that back up to interstate 5 80 damage from a fire that started behind the chevron gas station at the corner of 35th avenue and quickly street last friday. i'm a little upset. we have been complaining to caltrans for 18 months about the brush and the dryness. other families also upset with the lack of maintenance live half a mile away near interstate 5 80 maple, where another fire happened tuesday evening. it's believed in arsonist gained access from the street below the freeway, climbed up through the brush and set of four small fires using flares. firefighters quickly put those fires out. arson is very hard to prove or fortunate that we were able to have some signs of a roa

joanna roberts has fun memories of growing up in this cottage behind her current home. hard to see it now, after a fire burnedall. she has been running this one bedroom, one bath space to a young couple who just got engaged in august. there really hit worse than i am. i still have my home tens of thousands of dollars worth of clothes, furniture and musical equipment gone decent kids with nothing now. the cottage is one of five homes that back up to interstate 5 80 damage from a fire that started behind the chevron gas station at the corner of 35th avenue and quickly street last friday. i'm a little upset. we have been complaining to caltrans for 18 months about the brush and the dryness. other families also upset with the lack of maintenance live half a mile away near interstate 5 80 maple, where another fire happened tuesday evening. it's believed in arsonist gained access from the street below the freeway, climbed up through the brush and set of four small fires using flares. firefighters quickly put those fires out. arson is very hard to prove or fortunate that we were able to have some signs of a road fla

katie burn is in orlando florida right now where they will start to feel the bands of this over the next several hours. i'm joined be robert louiser. he's in venice, florida. we'll show you where robert is right now. he's a navy veteran. he chose to stay put during the course of this. he said he spent the last couple days putting up shutters around his neighborhood. what are you seeing outside there? >> so right now, we're at the eye wall. it's really bad outside. i've gone outside a couple times. i've been posting stuff on facebook. it's not safe to be outside. i fired up my generator and that's it. it's better to stay inside. i have shutters around the house. i know i'm safe in here. i've never been through something this severe before in all the storms and hurricanes before that i've been through. >> martha: how does it feel and look different to you? >> well, because the winds are so -- they're up to 155. it's constant. i have trees fallen down everywhere now. i have cameras around my entire house. i can see what's going on out there. it's just -- my fence is coming apart. stuff blowing everywhere. it's really crazy ou

ms roberts grew up in the cottage behind her current home. but that carnage was one of five homes that burnediday after a fire broke out behind a gas station on 35th avenue, she says two years ago, her current home was threatened by a fire at a homeless encampment. now she's trying to decide if maybe it's time to leave her neighborhood. i was never going to leave. but that's fire has got me thinking about but this was the sign for time to move. now she says she also has to consider the fires that occurred less than a mile away tuesday evening, and those fires were deliberately set fire to produce a so far there's no evidence of any connection between tuesday's fire and the fire last friday. well, today it is day three of dream force one of san francisco's largest conventions. ktvu s amanda quintana is in san francisco with how the salesforce event is certainly helping the city. g g. this is the first time that we have seen this big tech conference really in full force in two years, and it's the biggest conference in san francisco really, since the pandemic today is the last day and this is kn