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he had a conviction in his voice that he's going to burn my house down. >> steve: you talked to the copsid lady, he hasn't broken laws. >> i called the police and said, isn't that a direct threat? they said no laws were broken. >> steve: how frustrating. this has been going on in your backyard for a couple of years, you said. why do you still live there? i think my family would get up, pack up and move. >> i was born and raised in this house. i'm long-term, been in portland 59 years. i'm raising my children in this house and it's home. >> steve: yeah. >> it's always been home. i'm starting to lose that feeling. >> steve: yeah. i understand if you were born and raised there and been there almost 60 years. it must break your heart to see how portland has descended into all these homeless people and camps in everybody's backyard. >> yeah, i think there should be some rules to how close a camper should be able to position themselves to a house. that tent is within 20 feet of a bathroom window where there are young children in that house. that is my nieces house, i live right next door. it is

burning the furniture with his chemistry experiment. she let him tinker and learn with his hand and head. >> steve: she was okay with him burning the furnitureo the basement as you will see in the spread of this book. it says chemistry books inspired 10-year-old al. his family relocated him to the family cellar. create a battery of jars of acid caused the occasional explosion. he will blow us all up the father fumed. let him be, the mother said al knows what he is about. >> katie: moms are patient. >> some mothers. she showed patience. it reminds me we all have an obligation to go extend ourselves and accompany young young people. >> brian: some of the things he invented are? the light bulb. the ach alkaline battery. getting ready to go on a book tour. jacksonville and new orleans. the villages. i will be in new orleans and the reagan library brent wood, tennessee. and tonight a live signing, tom shillue and i are doing that raymond arroyo.com. important time, i think for parents to recognize their own obligation to kids. that light may be something the whole world needs and it could change our entire existence. everything we rely on the mot

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. in the west midlands, police say a man has suffered facial burns after his jacket was set alight as hegham. the attack happened in edgbaston yesterday evening. a video of an attack, shared on social media, is being examined as part of the police investigation. 0ur midlands correspondent phil mackie reports. walking home from prayers last night, the man was minutes from home when he was approached by another man, there was an altercation, then he was set alight. the man was attacked just down there. there are still scorch marks on the pavement. neighbours managed to put the flames out, then they brought him up here, and took him to his family home. i heard a lot of commotion, so i came out to look. all i could see was a fire engine, an ambulance, police. it's not nice. it's not a nice feeling at all. 0n the eve of ramadan, the attack has shocked the area. all through the night last night and this morning, they've all been checking their cctv, ring doorbells, and have been able to track the whole location this man went throughout the ward, which has been phenomenal. and that information

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steve: choices americans don't like. >> stuart: third rail of american politics. nobody likes this. >> brian: keep your eye on france. see how they handle it. >> rachel: i don't think people are going to start burningnt as the french are. >> brian: angry. >> steve: stuart, thank you very much. we are going to be watching you in about an hour and a half over on fox business and catch american built monday nights 9:00 p.m. on fox business prime. all right. it is 7:35 here in the east. >> stuart: thank you. >> brian: thank you, stuart. i guess i have to thank him now. former president donald trump believes he will be indicted by the manhattan district attorney tomorrow. >> steve: kash patel served in the trump administration, he reacts live coming up next. ♪ glass damage, trust safelite. my customer really relies on his car's advanced safety system. [alarm] >> instructor: veer right. [ringing] >> instructor: and slow down. >> tech: so when he got a cracked windshield, he turned to safelite. we're the experts at replacing glass and recalibrating your vehicle's camera, so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly to get you back on the road safely. >> instructor: and that mean

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steve, thank you very much. a man was set alight last night as he walked home from a mosque in birmingham. west midlands police say he suffered facial burnsm police involved in the investigation. our midlands correspondent phil mackie is there. phil... yes, it's been a traumatic 2a hours for this community. people really concern for their safety after this horrific attack on a man much loved and respected by people who live here and his family who were also in the area. all of them asking tonight just exactly why the attack happened. just exactly why the attack happened-— just exactly why the attack ha ened. ~ ., ., ., ., just exactly why the attack hauened. . . ~ ., ., , , happened. walking home from prayers last nitht, happened. walking home from prayers last night. the — happened. walking home from prayers last night, the man _ happened. walking home from prayers last night, the man was _ happened. walking home from prayers last night, the man was minutes i happened. walking home from prayers last night, the man was minutes from| last night, the man was minutes from home when he was approached by another man. there was an altercation a

the health secretary steve barclay speaking to vicki young. our health correspondent catherine burns front line role, what they do, nurse consultants, quite a seniorfront line role, they would see any increase of over 2400, then top end managers we get about 3718 £9. going ahead next, a 5% increase across the nhs. that is what is being offered, the question now is if it will be accepted. what now is if it will be accepted. what has the reaction _ now is if it will be accepted. what has the reaction beam _ now is if it will be accepted. what has the reaction beam from - now is if it will be accepted. what has the reaction beam from the unions? what if you are involved in this. there has been a joint statement from the government and nhs staff council, it says both sides believe it represents a fair and reasonable settlement that acknowledges the dedication of nhs staff while recognising economic pressures. the royal college of nursing say the government has been forced into these negotiations as a result of pressure from their members, they say this is not perfect but it is a real tan

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steve. brian laundrie's mother is speaking out on the note she wrote to her son about helping to bury a body. roberta laundrie claimed she sent the note, which was marked burnm to have a connection with brian's action and taking gabby's life i never would have fathomed the months would have reflected the words in my letter. laundrie said she gave her is on the letter before brian's cross-country trip. first hearing on origins of the virus. comes as the intel committee advances a measure requiring the administration to, quote: declassify any and all information relating to potential links between the wuhan institute of virology and the origin of covid-19. senator rand paul is also accusing dr. anthony fauci of hiding the truth. >> it was elaborate cover-up and began in january of 2020. there is emails between dr. collins and dr. fauci in which dr. collins says this wouldn't be good for china. this wouldn't be good for science. >> ashley: former cdc director robert redfield is among those set to testify today. north carolina police are searching for four men caught on camera is taking pricy cars from a luxury dealership. surveillance footage shows them grabbi

. >> tell that to one of the 8500 people whose homes burned up in the almeda farm in oregon two years ago. tell that to steve lost all the corn he was going to feed his cattle with an nebraska in the epic floods of 2019. tell that to the u.s. army corps of engineers that is spending $2.6 billion to put a seawall around north virginia to protect the largest navy base in the world from going underwater. this is what is happening now. we are in a crisis. we need to do something about it. 70% of the country knows it. 75% of young people understand it. we are moving forward. host: short on time and a lot of calls. we can maybe take -- are you ok with that? al is in texas, republican. thanks for waiting. caller: sure, we need to clean up omissions, we need to use solar. but it is just a fraud. petroleum is here and it is here to stay and produces everything. everything is made with petroleum. we need to clean it up but that is the only solution. producing green energy pollutes more. to produce solar, the batteries you need, habitats are being destroyed by people who are mining lithium and the other elements needed

steve, when you know, bank of the america had no choice. you got to buy merrill lynch. you have to keep them up. jpmorgan chase, you you got to buy bear stearns. maybe once burned, some banks or other institutions, we don't know yet, were saying you know what i will be more than twice shy? >> i think this is where again, when you have experienced bankers who can quickly size up a situation that wouldn't inhibit them. in terms of they know that the bank had a lot of assets, had a very good loan, book of loans. they provided great service for startups. some of these people have startups. they say that bank service was superb for a startup. banks knew what was there they could quickly make a decision. remember, they will get a bargain. they will buy on the cheap. so you factor in, there was things there we don't know. you factor that in. but you move quickly and the fdic apparently had some banks, they don't like banks getting bigger. when you have a crisis, guess what? that may happen with several banks when you bring them together but they saw, fdic needs an investigation. also at some point congress has to ask the federal reserve why did you go for a generation

there's a possibility of mudslides in those areas of burn scars from wildfires in the past , that's a big problem with avalanches as well. and steve of the reasons they're telling, you know, warning people stay away from the sierra right now because it's unstable. that is true. you don't want to argue with that man. dave no. you know where your you know how fast you were driving son. attention to attention when i'm talking to you, son. thank you. that is correct. there's a lot of snow up there. the big concern going forward would be how much rain? are we going to get on the snow back because, you know it's been very low. mendocino county lake county yesterday had a lot of snow. a lot of snow. there was a line that formed about in marin county. but really, it was over san pablo bay and kind of painted the napa airport rodeo, napa and sonoma and i'll show you the line. it was about late morning early afternoon. honestly the line was about marine world going up on the american canyon side. it was raining pretty hard on the hidden brookside over to the cordelia side. not so bad. but that's the line that formed. that's why napa airport