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the fire was burning in a canyon closer to the what know that -- winona side of stern grow. fire department not giving specifics there was a homeless encampment nearby. firefighters did tell the cameraman on the scene they were looking for someone they wanted to make sure that someone was okay. certainly sounds like they believe a human was at the center of this fire and they were looking for that person. they did not find that person. you can see flames in the leaves, stayed on the ground did not get up to the trees. one acre was burned. take a look at this, last week stern grove launched its free outdoor summer concert series that just kicked off, celebrating 75 years they have a lot of performances in the outdoor ampitheater. 14,000 people typically show up for those events. that is something that was kicked off last sunday. moving forward this sunday as well, not impacted by this fire this morning. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> right now the coast guard is searching san francisco bay for a person mo fell into the water at pier 32. -- amy hollyfield is live in san franci

dial in to talk with her, she is a graduate of winona state university and got her law degree at orel roberts university, plus has a masters from the college of william and mary, right? guest: it's a postdoctorate degree in tax law. i spent years litigating tax law. high taxes are devastating on the economy and devastating on individuals. and that's one thing i want to do, reform our tax code. host: representative bachmann, congressional approval ratings around 12%, 10%. guest: are they that high? they must have spiked. host: the republicans are in charge in the house. guest: they are and harry reid is in charge in the senate. he's a democrat leader, and you're right, i think that the american people are rightly very upset with the united states congress because they don't see a lot of action happening right now. the house of representatives has passed just -- we passed all sorts of bills that we sent over to the senate where they have gracefully died at the door of harry reid's democrat-controlled senate. this really shouldn't be about partisanship right now. it honestly shouldn't, b

she was a graduate of winona state university, and got her law degree at oral roberts university plus has a master's from the college of william and mary. >> guest: is a masters in tax law and i spent a number of us litigating tax cases in the united states federal tax court. one thing i learned is that high taxes are devastating on the economy and devastating on individuals. that is one thing i want to do. reform our tax code. >> host: represent a bachmann congressional approval ratings are out, 10%. casco are they that high? i'm shocked. they must have spiked. >> host: the republicans are in charge in the house. guest: you are right, think the american people are rightly very upset with the united states congress, because they don't see a lot of action happening right now. the house of representatives has passed the budget. we have passed all sorts of bills that we sent over to the senate where they have gracefully died at the door of the harry reid democratic-controlled senate. this really shouldn't be about partisanship right now. it honestly shouldn't because the country needs us

i rene is calling from winona, maryland. >> thank you for taking my call.> at first, big brother is at us again. >> exactly. >> but when you sit down and you think about the whole picture, you see so many times where the animals are in a car and they are either jumping around or they are in an owner's lap and you wind up thinking to yourself, yeah you know, at first, you think the dog is cute da da did a. but if there is an accident and that animal goes flying or the animal creates the accident by distraction distraction. it's rough. you say in the beginning you wouldn't put your child in a car untethered. neither would you put animal. and i firmly believe we have to do that to keep the people who -- people -- a lot of people don't think. it leaves things open to tragedy for the child, which i believe in seats. for our animal, we have a seat for our westie. she loves it. the door goes open. i tether her in and. >> you have an actual seat like a car seat? >> it's a seat for the dog, yes, uh-huh. >> i haven't seen this? >> made for the dermatology. the seatbe

she is a graduate of winona state university and got her law degree at oral roberts university and has a master's from william and mary college. guest: it is a post doctorate degree in tax law. i spent a number of years litigating tax cases in the u.s. federal tax court. i learned that high taxes are devastating on the economy and devastating on individuals. that is one thing i want to do, reform our tax code. host: congressional approval ratings around 12% or 10%. guest: are they that time? i thought they were much lower. host: republicans are in charge in the house. guest: and harry reid is in charge in the senate, he is the democratic leader. i think the american people are rightfully upset with the u.s. congress, because they don't see a lot of action happening right now. the house of representatives has passed a budget. we have passed all sorts of bills and have sent over to the senate where they have died at the door of harry reid's democratic-controlled senate. this should not be about partnership -- should not be about partisanship. the country needs us to turn the economy arou