william: good evening. i'm william brangham. john yang is away.ion's farewell to former president jimmy carter began today in his home state of georgia, launching six days of memorial events for the 39th president. carter died last sunday at the age of 100, after spending over a year in hospice care at home. today, the carter family, joined by crowds of mourners, came together to honor the life and legacy of the nation's longest living president. >> a place of healing, transformed into a memorial. flags flew at half staff at the phoebe sumter medical center in americus, georgia this morning, the start of a long, goodbye salute to a global icon. as the ceremony began, georgia state troopers cleared the way. secret service agents who had protected the president served as pallbearers, accompanying his casket out the doors and then gently placing it into the hearse. crowds gathered in the frigid morning air to pay their respects. spectators of all ages, coming out to say goodbye to georgia's own. as the motorcade crept along rural backroads, it made a

william: all right, dr.otez, thank you so much for sharing your remembrances of jimmy carter with us. dr. hotez: thank you. ♪ laura: it's been nearly two months since election day, but control of a seat on the north carolina state supreme court is being held up in, well, the courts. as stephanie sy explains, the trailing candidate is asking for more than 60,000 votes to be invalidated. stephanie: after more than 5.5 million ballots were cast in the tar heel state, this contest came down to 700 34 votes, separating allison riggs from jefferson griffin. griffin said there were voting and -- irregularities to explain the outcome. here is rusty jacobs, reporter for a public radio station. rusty, it is a pleasure to have you on the news hour. judge griffin, the republican challenger, is asking for 60,000 votes, is asking for the court system to throw these votes out. that is about 1% of the vote, but in a contest that i understand came down to 2/ 100ths of a percent, that matters. what celebrities -- what irregul

edward's half—brother, tom is prince william's godson, who was a page boy at william and catherine'srces have said that the king has been informed of edwards death, and that he's been in touch with the family to share personal condolences. kensington palace says that the prince of wales has been made aware of the sad news, and prince harry is also understood to have been informed. in a statement, edward pettifer�*s relatives said... this is the horrifying attack that changed their lives. a pick—up truck rammed into new year's crowds in new orleans at speed. the driver, named by the fbi as shamsuddinjabar, was shot dead in a gunfight with the police. an islamic state flag was attached to his vehicle. he was a us army veteran. the families of the victims have been to where it happened. this week, the former partner of reggie hunter, who was also killed, paid tribute to him. it's devastating. this is my child's father and my son's 11 years old, so it's devastating to come and see what someone would do to other people and they don't deserve it. the police said family liaison officers wer

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prince william now had a sick father and a wife recovering from major surgery.l highness, how grateful are you for the public support you've received in recent weeks? we really appreciate everyone's kind messages. thank you. events such as this gala in support of the air ambulance were carried out alone. i'd like to take this opportunity to say thank you also for the kind messages of support for catherine and for my father, especially in recent days. it means a great deal to us all. there was a 45—minute face—to—face meeting with prince harry — theirfirst for months. prince william now had a sick father and a wife recovering from major surgery. your royal highness, how grateful are you for the public support you've received in recent weeks? we really appreciate everyone's kind messages. thank you. events such as this gala in support of the air ambulance were carried out alone. i'd like to take this opportunity to say thank you also for the kind messages of support for catherine and for my father, especially in recent days. it means a great deal to us all. it's f

williams acknowledging that as well. but then she was asked by sky news.uo your citizens an apology? >> lawrence: no response. >> ainsley: she said nothing. no response. >> steve: this is germane, three $1 million tanks that provide the gravity to push the water into the hydrants. and, when they were emptied then they couldn't get water to the hydrants. there was still water in l.a. but just not through the hydrant. >> ainsley: thank you so much, william, we will check back in with you a lot this morning you are doing incredible job. >> brian: janice dean is tracking the wind and air quality problems. janice? >> janice: air quality is definitely going to be an issue. some of the worst air quality that they are experiencing right now in southern california. here the wind gusts so 30 miles per hour in saddle peak. good news is mainly calm but we still have the potential for 30, 50 mile-per-hour gusts throughout the day today. and we have upped those acreage totals to over 17,000. remember yesterday, was not even 3,000. so double, triple that and then we also

and why it matters. >> the william is a fascinating story. so, the company has shipped its tea on four separate ships, the dartmouth, the eleanor, the beaver, and the william, and they arrived in massachusetts in that order. and three of them arrived in boston properly. the dartmouth, eleanor, and the beaver, fine. the william hit a store and wrecked off of cape cod and a wrecked on december 11th. now, that could have been the end of it. it is hard to imagine that crates full of tea are going to survive a shipwreck. it would have been a tea party already, you would think, but it wasn't. the ship's cargo was salvaged. and so, the merchants test with handling affairs in boston, we call them the consignees, one of the consignees got on his horse and rode out to the cape and sorted this out. he found some men to salvage the tea and he paid them in tea from the williams consignment for their labor, which was no small feat, and potentially quite a dangerous job to be salvaging this off of the rocks where the ship had wrecked, and of course, rocks a

william?> and that's because this fire moved so quickly. yesterday, when i went to bed it hadn't even crossed topanga canyon the real inn, i'm north of dukes on coast highway. you can't see it right now but just beyond these fires is the ocean. the ocean not only jumped toe pang go cannon, los florist canyon. these five homes have burned. three other homes burned just south of here. when i came in, there were more homes burning than there were firefighters to handle it. it has been moving that fast up coast highway. and this began as the pally fire starting at 10:30 in the morning was a small brush fire. 1 to 10 acres it was reported and that thing because of these winds literally just blew up. it was about 1,000 acres by 4:00. these winds as you mentioned 99 miles per hour in the mountain passes down here at the beach have been clocked around 50 miles per hour. and, again, the firefighters are just -- they don't have the manpower. also, the chinook helicopters they brought in early, they were

we'll go out to william, who is live in malibu.illiam. >> it is a nightmare situation for southern california and l.a. county. this is supposed to be wet season, we have no rain. we have challenging toppography and in dense areas like pali palisades. they are about 50 miles per hour here and 90 miles per hour in the mountains. one residence i showed you this morning is totally engulfed in flames, they are trying to stop it from going to the next home next door. these are really close together. the ocean is on the other side of that house. we're on coast highway in middle of malibu, which is 27 miles long. we have three major fires burning in five areas around southern california. it began yesterday in residential area in pacific palisades neighborhood and staggering speed with winds, it k kicked, going over several fire breaks topanga canyon and into santa monica. we have sound from a woman in the palisades who witnessed what happened. >> after being born and raised in palisades, having seen numerous evacuations, been through earth

his half brother is prince william's godson who was a pageboy at prince william and catherine's weddinge king has been informed of his death and been in touch with the family to share his condolences. kensington palace says that the prince of wales has been made aware of the sad news and prince harry is also understood to have been informed. in a statement edward pettifer�*s relative says that that the entire family are devastated at the tragic news of his death in new orleans. he was a wonderful, son, and son to many. our thoughts are with the other families who have lost their family members due to this terrible attack. this is the horrifying attack that change their lives. a pick—up truck rammed into a new year's crowds in new orleans at speed. the drive right named by the fbi was shot —— the driver named by the fbi was shot dead by police and an islamic state flag was found in a vehicle. he was a us army battery cut right to end. with the former partner of a man who was also killed pay tribute. it of a man who was also killed pay tribute-— pay tribute. it was devastating, - pay trib

edward's half brother tom is prince william's godson, he was a pageboy at william and catherine weddingmed of edwards death and he has been in touch with the family to share personal condolences. the prince of wales said that his and catherine's thoughts and prayers were with the pettifer family and all the innocent people who were tragically impacted. in a statement, edward pettifer“s relatives said... this is the horrifying attack that changed their lives. a pick—up truck rammed into a new year's crowd in new orleans at speed. the driver named by the fbi as shamsud—dinjabbar was shot dead in a gunfight with the police. families of the victims were at the place where it happened. the former partner of reggie hunter, who was also killed, paid tribute to him. it is devastating. this is my child's father. my son's 11 years old. it is devastating to come and see what someone would do to other people and they don't deserve it. the police said family liaison officers were helping edward pettifer“s family with a process of returning his body to the uk. a reminder before we go as a new amber w

william?> brian, several hours ago. the situation you seen here is by no means unique. several major storms burning in l.a. county. zero percent contained and they are burning up and down coast highway. which is where i am right now about. nine homes in this area have burned along pch. the ocean is only about 60, 70 feet away from me on the other side of those flames. the firefighters you can see right now are trying to stop this fire from moving to the next set of homes. and they almost share a wall that's how tightly packed they are together. but we have winds picking up down here near the coast. and 99 miles per hour in the mountain passes and again, this destroyed countless number of homes, we will get update around 8:00 a.m. local time. roadways, towns brought to a total stand still. in certain areas they have lost water pressure. they had to ground the helicopters last night around 8:00 p.m. because of the high winds. this broke out around 10:30 in the morning in the residential area cal

tom williams reports.nd the dry, competing against other people and the speed. as 11—year—old's go, josh is one of the fastest. an inch off the ground at 70mph, he doesn't hold back. how do you feel when you are behind the wheel? it doesn't feel quite fast but when you go off track, it looks really fast. and behind the wheel, it's really fun. inspired watching youtube clips of lewis hamilton, josh soon began karting. other than school, he now does little else. as a tiny tot, we used to watch formula 1 together and that's probably what started the passion. he is probably more of 80s and 90s formula 1 than i ever will. and he stumbled across some karting clips and that's really what sparked the passion and want to try karting. 2024 is breakthrough year. winning the british open, also the international trophy. before the big one — the grand finals in italy, in the class from eight—11—year—olds, he became world champion. it's gonna bejoshua cooke! it feels amazing. it's like a massive privilege. the sacrifices

amna: all right, our william brangham, thank you so much. william brangham: thanks, amna.return to the confirmation of pete hegseth. for another perspective, were joined by democratic senator tammy duckworth who also serves on the senate armed services committee. thank you for being with us. you were when the democratic senators who confronted pete hegseth for his past comments, today he argued that his critiques were actually tied to instances where he says he saw standards lowered. how do you interpret that explanation? sen. duckworth: well, it doesn't hold any water because the standards have not been lowered. the standards are the standards. and, frankly, he tried to make today's hearing about whether or not women are qualified to serve in combat, when really today's hearing was about whether or not pete hegseth is qualified to be secretary of defense. and he couldn't even answer the most basic questions i asked of him, like name a country that's in asean, one of the most significant economic alliances in the indo-pacific. and he couldn't even mention a single one. so

[cheering and applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to william -- william stanford nyeashington, d.c. native he began his career as a cutting-edge mechanical career in seattle before becoming a beloved science educator for the nation. earning 19 emmy awards for his energetic experiments on television as bill nye the science guy. he also earned the trust of millions of children and families by sharing the magic of fun and science he inspires generations of americans to follow facts and reason and leave the world better than we found it. [cheering and applause] [applause] accepting on behalf of george w romney is mitt romney. [cheering and applause] the presidential medal of freedom is awarded to george w romney. born to humble beginnings as the son of mormon missionaries, george romney developed a deep belief in the idea that everybody deserves a fair shot at the american dream. as arm respected auto executive and the governor of michigan he served as secretary of housing and urban development, advanced civil rights, tackled poverty and stood up for everyday americans em

. >> carley: william la jeunesse in pacific palisades and joins us with the latest, william. >> hey, last night we had seven active fires peered at the three big ones, two in brentwood and one in hollywood. but with the winds down and the helicopters up and also more firefighters from around the state, nevada, arizona, that is making a big difference those three factors. the big picture is they are not out of the wedge at that the winds 25 and 75, things will improve today. now, we are in the hardest hit area of those three fires, the palisades. right now, i'm in the middle of the walking district. the barbershop, nail district, salon shop, ups, juice store, major boutique right here, and of course, you can see they are all destroyed. at big issue here one in many ways, the lack of water. tuesday firefighters lost all pressure and the hydrants ran dry. dwp has three 1 million water, 1 million-gallon water tanks. the first one ran out 3:00 p.m. in the second 8:00 p.m. and the third a 11:00 p.m. according to the utility, the firefighters had no water. the firefighters, they tried to re

william: a couple questions about the downsides.and what are the side effects patients experience? dr. dushay: they work for many people but not everyone. there are nonresponders. it is a significant minority of nonresponders. in my personal practice that is about 10%. we don't know why. at the moment there are not any real predictors of response. but certainly there are nonresponders. in terms of side effects, they are very common. most commonly people have reflux, nausea. less commonly you can have vomiting, constipation, or diarrhea, either of which can be severe. and less common side effects like fatigue. but overall i do tell people that side effects are very common and they should expect them. william: as you know, these drugs are extremely expensive in the u.s. while they are demonstrating real effectiveness, that creates challenges with affordability and access. how do you see that playing out in your own practice? dr. dushay: insurance coverage is a real problem. at the moment medicare does not cover these medications for w

history, they went ahead afterjust eight minutes, but goals from lewis miley, anthony gordon and williammpetition for newcastle. here are all of sunday's results then. championship side hull are out of the competition, beaten by league two doncaster rovers on penalties after a 1—1 draw. no further shocks, though, as premier league sides ipswich town and southampton all saw off lower tier opposition, as did crystal palace who had eberechi eze to thank as they beat stockport county i—o. and the draw had been made for the fourth round. manchester united will welcome club legend ruud van nistelrooy newcastle had to come from behind to beat fourth—tier bromley. bromley, who were playing premier league opposition for the first time in their history, they went ahead afterjust eight minutes, but goals from lewis miley, anthony gordon and william osula make it eight consecutive victories in all competition for newcastle. here are all of sunday's results then. championship side hull are out of the competition, beaten by league two doncaster rovers on penalties after a 1—1 draw. no further shocks,

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williams lost two buildings on his property to the fire, but his home was saved.oncerned for those in the black community who weren't as lucky. he explains many of their homes were inherited and aren't insured. so are they going to be able to rebuild? who's going to come into the neighborhood? what's going to happen to the to the african american people who trailblazed the home of 40 years was also lost in the fire. she's a historian and explains at one point, altadena was around 48% african-american, she says. today, that number is closer to 20%. pasadena was doing a lot of urban redevelopment and urban renewal, and it used to be the urban renewal. removal is what was actually said. and so a lot of people of color moved up from pasadena to altadena. these are four of the 11 victims who lost their lives in the eaton fire. we are still waiting to hear about the other victims. as the community looks to heal. they hope their legacy of diversity will be preserved is a rare good example for america. i think for how we've all gotten along and been very diverse. velena j

. >> brian: let's go out to >> william: >> wi >> william: >> william:. >> sun still not up. >> the worst appears to be over. we are under red flag warning through friday, withes better weather they are hoping to make process. we will have a full contingent of helicopters today to put out hot spots and begin to get the fire cool enough to put that containment line around them, if you will. we have talked about amount, why did city and dwp run out of water in palisades during middle of fighting a fire. and second l.a. fire chief warned 19 million cut to budget would be devastating in large-scale emergency like this one. instead of accepting blame, mayor karen bass, for a cut she called for, she said this last night. >> what we're seeing is result of eight months of negligible rain, it is a deadly combination. >> at least five have been killed in the eaton fire near pasadena, they are bringing in canines to see if that is the extent of it. last night in hollywood hills, they are getting a handle on that one with help of helicopters. since 1984, this is unusual. 1984, only four fires, major

so william, tell us a little bit more about this unconditional discharge.id the judge explain his rationale for what some are call ago lenient sentence? william: on one hand this wasn't a surprise. the judge had telegraphed this in a memo earlier. but this is a relatively rare situation to have a defendant convicted of 34 felony conviction an face no jail time, no penalties, no fines, no probation. merchand described that on one hand this was a trial that was >> ordinary. it unfolded in an ordinary way. jury was selected. judges -- the lawyers gave their arguments. witnesses were heard, a verdict was reached. this was an extraordinary trial and sentencing him would be the same. he said that if donald trump had been a regular system, a regular defendant that he would have likely have faced much hasher -- harsher pulls for those crimes but because he's about to become president of the united states again that comes with enormous protection. those are granted by the constitution. many other courts and most recently interpreted again by the supreme court last y

host: thanks, william, for your call. you spent some years on capitol hill before you moved to teaching at g.w. what about his comments about who lawmakers are beholden to, what did you observe first hand? guest: that's a widespread feeling, members of the house or senate, who they're responsible for and across the spectrum you'll get answers of not me, it ain't me, they're not responsible to the american people. i think there's a big gap between what the public thinks a member of congress does and who they respond to and who they're looking out for and who they actually do represent when they're in their offices. and everyone, there's convenient scapegoats and there are several chapters in the book why i try to tackle these things because they matter and fuel big levels of discontent and everyone thinks they're beholden to lobbyingses or special interest groups or campaign finance folks willing to bribe anyone and everyone to get what they want. the one thing i'll say, because i know we have to keep this short. ultimatel

edward's half—brother, tom, is prince william's godson, who was a pageboy at william and catherine'spalace sources have said that the king has been informed of edwards death and that he has been in touch with the family to share personal condolences. the prince of wales said that his and catherine's thoughts and prayers were with the pettifer family and all the innocent people who were tragically impacted. in a statement, edward pettifer�*s relatives said, "the entire family are devastated at the tragic news of ed's death in new orleans. he was such a wonderful son, grandson, nephew and friend to so many. we will all miss him terribly. our thoughts are with the other families who have lost theirfamily members due to this terrible attack." this is the horrifying attack that changed their lives. a pick—up truck rammed into new year's crowds in new orleans at speed. the driver, named by the fbi as shamsud—dinjabbar, was shot dead in a gunfight with the police. families of the victims have been to where it happened this week. the former partner of reggie hunter, who was also killed, paid

we have had an announcement from james lee williams, better known as the vivians management company,s passed away this weekend. they paid tribute and said that james was an incredibly loved, warm hearted and amazing person. they said that their family are heartbroken at the loss of their son, brother and uncle, and that they are so proud of the wonderful things james achieved in their life and career. they have asked for people to respect their privacy at this time, and said that the family needs time to grieve, and that they won't be releasing any further details at the moment. but it is just shocking and saddening news for many people in the lgbt community. james lee williams, better known as the vivienne, was aged just 32 and this has come as quite a shock to many people. earlier, i spoke to andi herring from the liverpool pride foundation, who has known and worked with the vivienne since he was at university. simply shocking. i mean, as a as a young person, when i came to uni in liverpool, viv was a huge part of the scene and a huge advocate for for the safe and welcoming places

>> williams has a -- okay. so just for transparency. williams have a lot of programs. and they have new program nas just initial low got funded as of 2020 during the pandemic. and so -- for us as a commission, it is helpful when we get detailed explanation of what they referred to in williams. what they used and if that was sufficient for them to actually receive a contract. so, anyone can refer someone i can say, go down to meet with lbe she can help you with stuff. you know. if you are a small business or local business. that does not mean i am actually referring them that will get them a contract in my department. when we talk about insurance and bonding, we are aware that you know and when we talk about equity and he systems in place, specific low when it come to sbe's in terms of financing projects and able to have cash flow to -- go through processes as well as to bid on the projects to show they had the sufficient amount of financial back to under take the contracts, a lot of them don't questions of law time under the pla and design/build model if than i were to

commissioner williams nay. commissioner braun no. commissioner imperial i missioner more in commission president so i so move commissioners a motion passes 5 to 2 with commissioners williams and braun voting against commissioners. >> that concludes your first hearing of the year a meeting adjourned >> once i got the hang of it a little bit, you know, like the first time, i never left the court. i just fell in love with it and any opportunity i had to get out there, you know, they didn't have to ask twice. you can always find me on the court. [♪♪♪] >> we have been able to participate in 12 athletics wheelchairs. they provide what is an expensive tool to facilitate basketball specifically. behind me are the amazing golden state road warriors, which are one of the most competitive adaptive basketball teams in the state led by its captain, chuck hill, who was a national paralympic and, and is now an assistant coach on the national big team. >> it is great to have this opportunity here in san francisco. we are the main hub of the bay area

william monroe, trotter was just felt beaten down by. the segregation and poverty and discrimination that still existed even in abolition pedigreed boston. and he committed. his funeral drew over 3000 mourners to the people's baptist church in boston, where he had led birth of the nation protests in 1915. more than half a century later, alice paul would that far more than the mobs that assaulted her or the long in jails and prison. what hurt her was the horrible feeling that the whole country thought were the scum of the earth. and yet she ended life on a note of optimism when a reporter asked her to assess her life and its on human rights. the 92 year old resident of the quaker convalescent home in morristown new jersey described, the struggle for human rights as mosaic. each of us, she said in one little piece, very modest. so that's it for our slideshow and for presentation. thank you. and i look forward to your questions. yes, i knew i. underrated garland. retired foreign service officer. i was a junior in poland in the late 1980s of

james lee williams, better known as the vivienne, was aged just 32.e vivienne, was aged just 32.— was aged 'ust 32. just tell us a little was aged just 32. just tell us a little bit — was aged just 32. just tell us a little bit more _ was aged just 32. just tell us a little bit more about - was aged just 32. just tell us a little bit more about the i a little bit more about the vivienne and how significant she was as a culture icon in the uk, but also the world. it's hard to overestimate how much of an impact the vivienne's presence has had for lgbt community. they start out in drag clubs in liverpool. but it was really back in 2019 when she was a contestant on the first series of drag race uk and it was the first series the programme and it was very anticipated. the american series had many before that. the vivienne went on to win and i think attracted a lot of people to drive. they then went on to appear on drag race seven. and then around that, they appeared on dancing on ice. more recently, they started to get a real name for themselves in the wor

ca >> carley: >> william: >> william: joins us now. >> william: we have almost double the number of firefightersore. those things are making a difference. not out of the woods yet but with winds closer to 75, that will help. we are in the hardest hit areas, pacific palisades. this is walking street, boutique, juice bar, ups, antique store, it is all destroyed. fire gutted the city. 1000 businesses and homes destroyed. biggest issue is water or lack of it. firefighters ran out of water after the tanks ran dry. >> because we were pushing so much water in our trump line and so much water being used, we were not able to fill the tanks fast enough, it was faster than we can provide water. >> william: dwp said don't bother -- you have to boil your water, that is difficult, people don't have power or cell or in internet service. elon musk says he will bring starlink to the affected area, that will help. the fire in pasadena, five fatalities there and hersh fire is 13 -- the most destructive fire in california history, camp fire 2018, 18 billion, don't be surprised if this fire exceeds that. back to you

william la jeunesse in malibu with the flames to continue to burn along the pacific coast highway.been where you are standing many, many times. eight years to be a long row of houses with beautiful views of the beach and now nothing there. >> john, we are getting a better luck and obviously daylight now. as she has had, normally pch this is lined with home spam go to banff, bam. when we arrived,standing but now they are gone. so there is about a dozen or maybe 14 homes here lost and you can see gas line flowing here and you see the flames. we knew winds coming and all it was was a spark. 50 miles north of the palisades. it could have been a lot worse. in the palisades, we say it is a wildfire but many ways, and urban fire towards the palisades and migrated north to malibu and beyond. so we had about 30,000 evacuees down there. some very dense neighborhoods. $10 million homes mixed in with apartments, condos, businesses m&a destroyed. of course, countywide, about a thousand and that is preliminary and that will go up hear a joke that the helicopter, as you mentioned, john, they had

bbc sport africa's ian williams went to play a few holes with him.rtsman, peter has always been the kind of guy with a lot of drive. in a 17 year football career he won 56 caps for his country as well as an olympic silver medal was appearing at two world cup and four africa cup nations for the played in six different countries including seven years in the united kingdom and the english premier league, finding the target. but now he has swapped to a very different type of club. what was it you loved about playing football the most? i loved scoring - goals. of course. especially in the last minute of the game. with golf it is like holding a pot on the 18th hole to win the tournament.— between golf and football you would say?— involved. sometimes the weight of the football is as important as how hard you hit a putt. not uncommon for famous sportspeople to have a real love of golf but peter has he isa graduate with a foundation degree in professional golf studies and at the professional golfers association, better known as the pga. as a pga pro, peter ca

so trent's committed as ever and we love having trent williams a part of us. >> so we officially close the page on this season. we look ahead to what is new on the horizon for this team, and that is the nfl draft. after finishing last in the nfc west this season, the niners secured the 11th overall pick. now what they will do with that? of course we have to wait and see. some think that they should go after an offensive lineman as a way to start planning for life after trent williams, who will be 37 by the time the start of next season, rolls around. and you do have to plan for the future, even though you don't want to think about trent williams leaving, you got to plan for it. >> all right, we'll see you in 30 minutes for sports wrap. thank you bailey. thanks, guys. thanks, bailey. the news at 11 starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> we have numerous employees who have lost their homes, as well as loved ones who have lost their homes. and they're still here coming to work every day to serve each of you. >> the firefight in southern california, continuing for al

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