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once a neighborhood of hundreds of families, middle-class workers retire high-res, mostly living in prefabricated, highly flammable homes. the kind that right now would cost more to ensure than the home is worth. and this insurance crisis is creating sort of a perverse natural selection of survival of the richest so how old is this house? >> i was born and 39 was born and 40 coral johnsons, how survived the camp fire. but when he went to renew his $1,100 a year insurance policy, i got one quote from farmers insurance that said 14,702 a year a year as major insurers decide that places like this are just too risky to cover. carl is among those forced to go uninsured. >> a lot of people that were here the day of the fire never came back but the people that chose to stay, i think that's amazing. >> well, gary lead better managed to find decent insurance after rebuilding.
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>> since then, more than 15,000 people reportedly been killed, according to one ngo, some 9 million has been driven from their homes. and un aid chief warned of an imminent risk of famine where many civilians sought safety and infection and worsened are four but that city is now also facing assault by rs of fighters. according to a yale report out wednesday was the rsf continues to gain ground end of a cnn another plea in court today from another close ally of donald trump were gonna be back in a moment the increase in wildfires is exponential, unpredictable, uncontrollable, with overwhelming the need to do something is urgent. >> slightly birth with we have schreiber sunday night on cnn in response to the trade rumors, we keep but we talked about little bit now, that's
i'm certain they believe that it would be that way forever. you know, we stand today where we stand was not sacred on june 5th. that's what it became on june the 6th. the rangers who scaled this cliff didn't know they would change the world. but they did. i long said history has shown that ordinary americans can do extraordinary things when challenged. there is no better example of that in the entire world than right here at pointe du hoc. rangers from farms and cities, every part of america, from homes that didn't know wealth and power, they came to a shoreline and none of them would have picked out on a map. they came to a country, many of them had never seen, for a people they had never met. but they came. they did their job.
bit more -- as you're talking, i'm thinking of biden's line in connecticut at the beginning of the week that he snapped. you're describing someone that snapped. he also seemed to at least verbally, maybe mentally, i'm not a doctor talk as if he was in front of a texas crowd for a couple minutes yesterday. talk about both those things. >> right. dr. phil when he had a syndicated show, the show he now has, donald trump appeared on, is his own media network that's streaming and he's trying to build it up. he just started in april. that is his new platform. that two decade old syndicated show, like dr. oz, who was welcomed into homes and as a trusted voice, we saw him utilize that for a senate run. phil may be just a few years behind him. the man there was who i think we all became accustomed to, someone who would hold guests on
enjoyed every minute of it with you this chapter of our lives is coming to an end i know you'll still be close by here like a brother to me and i consider you a true lifelong friend, who i will always adore. i love you pat what sounds like she bought an e for emotional because it was just it was so lovely and she speaks for a lot of people. >> i mean, keep in mind this, this show has been on, we've watched pat sajak through seven president's wars. it's just been incredible. so we're expecting that for his final show. we already know because they released a video that he pays tribute to the audience. he thanks everyone for allowing them to come into his home. he took into our homes. he talks about how it's been a safe space. he wanted it to be a safe space where there was no politics and he mentioned how children learn how to spell so
jobs. so there are less jobs out there. but more people working two jobs, which is why in virginia, the race is tied at 48-48 between donald trump and joe biden and why donald trump is winning or improving his numbers with hispanics, blacks, and young americans under the age of 30, because these are the issues they care about. they are not getting the jobs and they can't buy homes because of joe biden's stupid spending and high interest rates and inflation. >> laura: now, ben, biden's chief economic adviser was on fox today touting the strength of this labor market. watch. >> we know we have one of the most persistently strong labor markets this country has ever seen. not only is this labor market continually offering up large numbers of good jobs working americans. we are also seeing wages beat prices. >> laura: ben, wages are beating prices? i don't know a single american
they will use race, gas light, lie, twist words for that to be accomplished. i won't let them twist my words. i will stand up for them. >> bill: kareem jeffries called it outlandish and outrageous. check yourself before you wreck yourself is what he said. back to the interview. >> you are an interracial marriage. your wife is white conservative activist. could your family have existed at all during jim crow? >> no, it could not, joy, we know that. that's why i'm blessed to live in america today a as opposed to america during that time. we cannot ignore the realities of not having fathers in homes. that is important to our black people today and all people today as we move forward for a better america. >> bill: a significant point that seems to draft off what you were pushing toward during the event you mentioned there a moment ago about president johnson's policies that were signed into law.
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lot of years and now they are going away. newsom promised 1200 tiny homes for homeless californians. a year later, not one, tony, has been built. there are six companies that were contracted. they haven't bought one home for a homeless person. >> billions and billions of dollars have been spent and it's this homeless industrial complex that's happened here. no one is measuring the money, they are missing money everywhere. huntington beach is one of the few cities in california that homelessness has gone down. with less money. because what we are doing is enforcing encampment laws and making sure we get those homeless the services they deserve and get them off the streets. not compassionate to leave the homeless on the street and then give them drugs and alcohol. we need to get on the services they deserve, at them off the street and out of our parks so our kids can play and away from our businesses so people can go into our businesses. >> trace: we are going to try to get the sheriff on the show and you have to watch him.