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sendoff for an american hero >>> finally good news to celebrate at the end of another tough week, trenton reeves, a 42-year-old air force veteran is winning the battle of his life after four months in the hospital with covid the staff at chicago's jesse brown va medical center gave him a hero's sendoff as he finally made it into the arms of his family we wish him a speedy recovery. >>> that's nightly news for this evening. thank you for watching, everyone, i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ >> kelly: hey, what's up, everyone? it's another fantastic day in our summer staycation. i cannot wait to share quar-aoke. it is the classic '80s song, here is me and my band you're all performing "every breath you take" the police. ♪ ♪ every breath you take and every move you make ♪ ♪ every bond you break, every step you take, i'll be watching you ♪ ♪ every single day and every word you say ♪ ♪ every game you play, every night you stay, i'll be watching you ♪ ♪ oh, can't you see you belong to me ♪ ♪ how my poor heart aches with every step you take ♪

sendoff for an american hero >>> finally good news to celebrate at the end of another tough week, trenton reeves, a 42-year-old air force veteran is winning the battle of his life after four months in the hospital with covid the staff at chicago's jesse brown va medical center gave him a hero's sendoff as he finally made it into the arms of his family we wish him a speedy recovery. >>> that's nightly news for this evening. thank you for watching, everyone, i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> right now at 6:00, just hours away from shutting down the last bay area county forced to close hair and nail salons, gyms and other indoor businesses. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. >> move outside or shut down by midnight, that's the message to barber shops, hair salons and gyms in san mateo county. san mateo has joined every other bay area county on the state's coronavirus watch list. tomorrow will mark its third straight day on the list. we told you earlier this week that was expected to be the case. as scott budman show

residents who live soh of trenton along silver hills road, box drive, and norton way are being told to leave immediately. emergency crews are asking evacuees to take sir francis boulevard. there is an evacuation center at the marine center near civic center. thank you for joining us come this special edition of kpix 5 . >> the lnu complex fires are burning more than 350 thousand acres across five counties, including marin, napa, and solano. it is 22% contained. there are signs of progress in the north bay tonight. some residents who were forced to evacuate can now return home. we are in sonoma county, where many are returning home to the unknown. >> reporter: will check points remain for safety reasons, some evacuation orders are getting lifted. some people are getting the go- ahead to go home. even with columns of smoke lingering, evacuation orders are lifting in parts of western sonoma county. people are heading home. jane grabbed her dogs and her carpentry gear. >> my chainsaws, my tools, that is it. i did not even bring clothes. >> reporter: she ran from the flames. she cannot wait

caribbean state to trenton to bank and president being famous for its spectacular conduct putting 2017 we reported on a more sinister reputation it was then developing as the nation with the highest group and right to ice in the western hemisphere so what happened to the young trinidadians who went to join islamic state for this updated episode giuliana rufus has been finding out. just in the euphrates in minus one degree. same crowfoot has just bush to prepare for prayer in syria the year is 2013 and cruel foot is believed to be the 1st islamic state recruit from the caribbean island of trinidad and tobago. everybody but one by one here. and this is cruel for its best friend for. seen here training snipers in a recruitment video made by islamic state all eisel. according to government estimates $13020.00 data including women and children have since joined crowfoot and was stuff in the middle east. this makes trinidad the highest per capita contributor to ice all in the western hemisphere and some experts think up to 400 people may have gone. but these happy images of schools that i sa

that court hearing will be in dublin instead of santa cruz because the trenton. >>> a man who was accused of killing 51 people at two mosques in new zealand was sentenced with life in prison without the possibility of parole. he was found guilty of carrying out the attacks in march of last year. at the sentencing hearing the judge said the gunman later told a psychiatrist he rejects his extremist views now. the families of those who were killed, as well as those who survived it talked about the pain they had. >> -- >>> he is the first person in the history of losing them to get a lifetime prison sentence. >>> happening today, the labor department will release the weekly jobless report. economists are forecasting 1 million people file for first- time unemployment claims last week. that would be down slightly from the week before. the number of people filing new applications has been volatile. as many businesses that close because of the pandemic reopened. then they had to shut down again. the new report comes out in just about a half an hour at 530 this morning. >>> tonight president trump

i want to hear what you have to say about trenton being an result -- a result-oriented fighter and i will take my answer off the air. host: steve cortes? guest: i think you are exactly right. the president is a fighter. sometimes his pugnacious nature does get him into trouble. i think on the whole the american people realize that we needed a fighter, that washington, dc, the entire system of the beltway existed forth own benefit to the detriment of working-class -- for its own benefit to the detriment of the working-class and it took someone from outside the realm of politics to smash the system. the job is not done. i think we need another trump term to solidify the republican party as a party of workers. we are also a party of life and i'm glad you mentioned that. this convention has been unapologetic in its defense of life. last night there was a sister, colonel, ar, an army physician and a catholic nun. she spoke powerfully to the american people affirming a culture of life and saying that president trump has been the most pro-life president in american history and the contrast

those polls are under see them playing republicans hillary was beating trenton every seeing goal battleground state going into the 2016 election. what happened? she lost every single battleground state.y l national polls showed hillary crushing trump. national polls showing carry crushing bush and dukakis crushing debt and to knock off the incumbent in the last 40 years and the politically gifted clinton with a little help from ross perot. biden has nowhere near that kind of talent. the president and his been a lot b more focused the last two weeks will affect the briefings and addressing the nation sick times one - - six t times more realistic and steady with major announcements of restocking that ppe stockpiles depleted under obama and biden that child vaccine is smashing all records therapeutics are effective in the early stages and hospital rates mortality rates slashed in half and the president also announced the us will soon become a pharmaceutical independentha will be producing medical ingredients to keep our supply chain here inupply america. he is punishing china for unleashing the

july 8th the ivory coast and the ruling party was thrown into political uncertainty in office since trenton president ouattara said although he had planned to retire after 2 terms the death of ahmed ali has changed everything he says his party ostap to run again and he is accepted there is sars and then my tragic the recent tragic events with the death of prime minister coulibaly have lifted a void in the team that i had put in place to continue in consolidate economic and social programs which were interested me with but also the type calendar on the 3 months before the elections the challenge of maintaining peace national security as well as regional security and the necessity to could the health crisis the risk is that everything that was gained with so much 2nd phase and with the consent of the people would be compromised. thursday supporters of the former president archrival . demonstrated outside the headquarters of the election commission in. they demanded that their leader be put on the ballot as well as the voters register babo is kind of glee in the netherlands after he was acquit

we do strongly urge everybody who has any insurance, please call your insured and trenton's insurance agent today, tomorrow, call very quickly. that is what they are there for. to make sure they will respond to your insurance claims. you and add to that? >> i know you're covering it all. but that's what looks like. >>. reporter: [inaudable question] i with the cheap answer that. >> the power companies route during assessments now. power that goes typically from the generation station, from the power plant on the high wind take the longest to repair. they will assess those damages when him high-voltage transmission lines you can be several days before they get that infrastructure rebuilt. power coming from the distribution station of the houses is usually faster to go up. will be working several those at the same time. those without power do not use it inside your home. carbon monoxide is number one killer of families when it comes at times like this. be very careful how you're powering your home he do not have power. another excellent reason to listen to your local officials about wha

handle the demand of famili families, families certain ones that obviously want to come back to the trentonn virtual and center we've been able to handle all of our customers. ashley: just let me break away for two seconds, the president is talking to reporters after landing in new jersey, listening. >> okay. >> we are coming out here to make an endorsement, were very honored by that. we will see you probably later, do you have any questions? [inaudible question] what about it? [inaudible question] are they happening or not happening? >> we are working on a deal but i feel differently about china that i've ever felt. i will see you later. ashley: there you are listening or trying to listen to the president who is being drowned out by the ruhr of the plane, air force one engine, but at the very end he was asked about the meeting with chinese officials on trade talks and he said i feel very different about china than i did before the pandemic, he said that a number of times, he will headed to new york city to visit his brother who was taken to a new york city hospital and then he'll go back o

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transmission of the car out of iris and more than 100 days prime minister just said it has ordered all trenton to locked out after 4 new cases were confirmed at leave or 3 or asked to stay at home in your bubble other than for essential movements such as going to the supermarket or local recreation if you are in oakland you must work from home unless you are an essential service worker or schools in childcare facilities in oakland are closed as of tomorrow morning except for the children of essential service workers and those who are who are involved will remember that it leave all 3 we allow you to excess go and do a childhood for a level 3 for a scene chill service workers only or public facilities as restrung same businesses must close by midday to morrow. comes as a retirement village in christchurch has gone into lockdown after residents showed flu like symptoms the facility told families that 8 residents were affected swabs to test for cover 19 have been sent to a laboratory. but more ahead on the news our including the protesters striking a nerve and time that the prime minister issues

this includes the east side of highway 29 near trenton casino and the lake and napa county line. this fire has caused the structure and across multiple counties and communities. the worst damage is near vacaville. fires have destroyed 105 homes and out buildings. 20,000 more buildings are threatened. the flames jumped between vacaville and the section of highway on 80 was closed in both directions for more than three hours last night. >> i don't know how close fire is but i've never been in this situation before. >> this is home. this is the real deal. tomorrow i could come home and everything is gone. >> reporter: fairfield high school open as a shelter. many were senior citizens. they sat in the dark after the school lost power last night. the evacuation order for that retirement community was lifted overnight. >>> the lnu lightning complex fire is made up of eight smaller fires that have burned 124,000 acres. lnu stands for the local agency handling this fire. we have seen fires been named with their origin point, but cal fire has its hands more than full with so many fires bu

george, today from virginia beach all the way up to trenton and allentown, flash flood watches. >> waiting for another hit. ginger, thank you very much. >>> all right, we'll get to the new fallout from the massive explosion in beirut that killed 150 people, thousands injured, more than a quarter of million left homeless. this morning anger is growing over the cause of the blast as we learn new stories of survival and heroism. lama hasan has the latest. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning, george. with more than 150 people now dead, thousands more injured from that catastrophic blast that shook beirut to the core, this morning, rescuers are searching for survivors. they are trying to track them down through the cell phone signals. now, as we continue to watch the terrifying videos of the devastating blasts, an american who was watching the plume of smoke from his apartment window when just across the street all of a sudden, the blast occurred. as beirut picks up the -- picks up the pieces from its shattered streets, that desperately needed aid is slowly coming in was with u.s. pla

the fact is that the governor keeps shutting it down and we testified, too, we testified to trenton sayingup, otherwise you are going to shut the businesses down permanently. like i always tell you, the politicians are being paid. they get paid. they have their 401(k)s. they've got salaries. they've got their offices. we don't have that luxury. a lot of us are cut back in salaries and in the gyms, we spent all the money and adhere to every cdc guideline and he's still not opening us up. i told you, i will give him a free workout. governor murphy, come on down. i will work you out. we will take you through a couple reps down there at retro fitness in flemington, new jersey. neil: i know you are cut, i know you are fit and i know when i say curling a submarine sandwich is just as effective as curling a weight, you say no. i know what i had to ask you. i was thinking i got to ask joe this. you hear about this new jersey legislator who wants in on some of new york city tax money because people have been telecommuting and have been doing all this stuff from home and he wants a piece of that. i'

it makes trenton look like this big, you know, monolith going after the little person really. neil? we've got a budget problem, we've got property tax problems, restaurants that need to open. they were toll they were going to -- told they were going to open, they hired people. and the government's paying more money than some of of us small business owners can pay workers. it was an absolutely mess. by the grace of god, we're going to beat the pandemic, this virus, and you can't -- i'm very surprised that governor murphy is sticking it to these guys. just call them back say, look, we're all back to normal, let's start all over again. let them off. we are all going back. and, by the way, to the point that the guys were saying down there in, down in south jersey, neil, to the gym? what, 6 feet apart, we have got the masks, they're going to sign everything. i told you we've got a checkpoint scanner that comes in that takes your temperature when you walk in. the gyms are probably the safest place to be, so i would respectfully submit to the governor that he lets these guys off the

trenton, new jersey, is next on the independent line. tony, go ahead. caller: a simple question.an epidemiologist. the way we treat pandemic, we look for the source of the virus . the source of the virus. this is missing in the argument in america. that is why it spread like fire. you cannot jump the gun and then start fighting the virus. we look for the source. but nobody is talking about the source. it is going to be a catastrophe if we do not go to the source, where the virus is coming from. there is something. the source is there. we have to look for the source. as an expert, when i look at field,, in the medical it has been like a business. it is oriented toward business. and peoplebbyists interested in making money. if you look at the head of the becauseis like an enemy he stands in front of the pharmaceutical industries. it is only now people are taking the epidemic seriously. we have to be realistic and sincere. we have to look at preventive measures in the future. we have to be ready for any pandemic. that is what i have to say. host: ok, tony, appreciate that. we talked

employees waving flags and cheering for trenton reeves leaving the illinois va hospital. >> took goodhad a lot of complications. so, just really happy to go home and see my son. >> reaves says he is looking forward to playing with his son and grabbing foot at mcdonald's. make sure you get the french fries. ainsley: give you chills. that's great. those hospital workers saved his life. glad is he going back home to his son. thanks, jillian. brian: new york's top health official gripsd grilled by lawmakers about the state's nursing home crisis. 6200 died. this is personal for janice dean. both of her in-law's passed away from the virus in state neurosensorying homes. her reaction to the hearings and the governor next. as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ when you have depression, it can plunge you into dee

i want to hear what you have to say about trenton being an result -- a result-oriented fighter and iy answer off the air. host: steve cortes? guest: i think you are exactly right. the president is a fighter. sometimes his pugnacious nature does get him into trouble. i think on the whole the american people realize that we needed a fighter, that washington, dc, the entire system of the beltway existed forth own benefit to the detriment of working-class -- for its own benefit to the detriment of the working-class and it took someone from outside the realm of politics to smash the system. the job is not done. i think we need another trump term to solidify the republican party as a party of workers. we are also a party of life and i'm glad you mentioned that. this convention has been unapologetic in its defense of life. last night there was a sister, colonel, ar, an army physician and a catholic nun. she spoke powerfully to the american people affirming a culture of life and saying that president trump has been the most pro-life president in american history and the contrast is important

trenton, new jersey. democrats line. forer: thank you, c-span, taking my phone call, first of all. of all, the ordinary does not make enough money to pay all of these bills that the economy puts on him. he is not making the gross national product, or adjusted per inflation. for him to come out and have this pandemic put upon him, it is no fault of his own that he has this problem with the government not supporting health insurance. they would rather start paying millionaires on parade, trying to rob and pillage and deplete greedynomy so their little fingers can grab all the money they can. they are dipping into the welfare money now. is the man does not make enough money to pay his bills. he should have an adjusted per inflation account for this government. this government is not by the rich, for the rich, it is by the people and for the people. thank you for your time. host: thanks. philadelphia, democrats line. caller: good morning. i just want to say the senate that was put through a few months ago. i i wish c-span would put a list of all the people who got money from the cares