firefighters like jack roberts. >> small fires lead to big fires, right? >> reporter: this group was one of dozens of strike teams working in the christmas valley and pioneer trail neighborhoods. structure protection was top protection with firefighters putting out hotspots behind homes and dozers cutting a fire breaks. it appears to be working because not a single home has been lost in those areas. but the main body of the fire move past this area. >> reporter:, wind forecast for next ways, they are out of immediate danger in southlake but the threat remains in the mountains where the fire continues slowly moving towards heavenly at the kirkwood ski resort where snowmaking machines are turned into massive humidifiers misting the mountains of trees with water. >> we will see the weather change in the fire behavior slacken and we will see if diminish to point where we can get in and do some good work. >> thas was katie nielsen reporting, cal fire says evacuation orders will be lipid as soon as it is. there still are a lot of burning trees and spot fires tha

firefighters like jack roberts. >> small fires lead to big fires. >> reporter: this crew was one of dozens of strike teams working in the christmas valley and pioneer trail neighborhoods. structure protection was a top priority today with firefighters putting out hot spots behind homes and dozers cutting fire breaks. it appears to be working, because not a single home has been lost in those areas. >> today is a good day. we've had a good day yesterday. the main body of the fire has moved past this area. >> reporter: calmer winds forecasted for the next few days. firefighters think the communities in south lake are out of immediate danger, but the threat still remains on the mountain where is the fire continues slowly moving toward heavenly and kirkwood ski resorts where snow making machines have been turned into humidifier, misting the mountains and trees with water. >> we're going see the weather change. we're going to see the fire behavior slacken. we're going see it diminish to a point where we can get in there and do some good work. >> katie, it sounds like they're making progress and

but the kennedys were interested in a n d, even before robert kennedy and jack in them. the fact that the work for the fraction of that was the outcome of the presidential election in 68 and in 72, where nixon defeated their democratic candidate. so i think humphrey and joe barker had those it to be in a negative for me. they will not be going to be the queen. she was by the chief over there, mac wrapped in those or you know, the way against any interference. they respected they together and the fact that after they go under they should be on the mac. i think in the us, in a, in frank frank charge, nathan commission investigated the credential unit and disclose what the saw the now the most comprehensive information about this time they covered the nation again that you know, well, of course, kennedy kennedy was and was killed before but in the era, the current leader of chile came to london. on the eve of the 911 anniversary, boris johnson invited him to downing street. do you think that? do you think he's going to remain president? you have elections in november? the 2

but the kennedys were interested in i n d even before robert kennedy and jack in them. the fact that the work for the fraction of that, you know them aggressive was the outcome of the perceived in charlotte in the 8th and the inter and the 2 were nicks on the feet and then even then we'll get the candidate. so there, and then we'll get the humphrey and joe barker had those it to be in a negative for me. they will not be going to be the queen. she was by the chief over there, mac wrapped in. oh yes. or, you know, the way against any cool interference, the respective they together and the fact that after they go on there, they should be on the mac. i think in the us, in a in frank frank charge. nathan commission investigated the production unit and disclose what the saw, the now the most competent friendship information about this time and the nation again that you know, well, of course, kennedy kennedy was and was killed before. but in the era, the current leader of chile came to london. on the eve of the 911 anniversary, boris johnson invited him to downing street. do y

but the kennedys were interested in a n d, even before robert kennedy and jack in them. the fact that the work for the fraction of that, you know, them aggressive was the outcome of the perceived in charlotte in 68 and in 72, where nixon defeated their democratic candidate. so they got the humphrey and george barker had those it to be a negative for me, they will not be going to be because the queen was by the chief over there, mac wrapped in those. or, you know, they were against any interference. the respect to the and the fact that after that they should be on the mac. i think the us in a, in frank frank charge. nathan commission investigated the introduction unit and disclose what the saw, the now the most competent friendship information about this time. and the common nation again, that you know, well, of course, kennedy kennedy was then was killed before, but in the era, the current leader of chile came to london. on the eve of the 911 anniversary, boris johnson invited him to downing street. do you think that you think that he's going to remain president you have

but the kennedys were interested in i and they, even before robert kennedy and jack in the fact that the work for the fraction of that of them aggressive was the gum of the presidential election in 68. and in 72. when nixon defeated the democratic candidate of the hall tree and george parker had those to be in a negative for me, they will not be in today because because the queen it was by the name of cracks in the us or against any interference into that they respected they together and the fact that after that go under their my show on the policy in the u. s. in a frank frank charge. so nathan commission investigated the credential unit and disclose what the saw, you know, the most competent friendship information about this time. and they covered that ation again. that well, of course, kennedy kennedy was and was killed before. but in the era, the current leader of chile came to london. on the eve of the 911 anniversary, boris johnson invited him to downing street. do you think the do you think he's going to remain president? you have elections in november? the 21st. and if gabrie

i mean, the, the moment you have to understand robert kennedy was in conflict with jack hoover, the f b i, that's one of his main main agencies know, robert kennedy was, had no power after his brother was killed because johnson took over and jam over was right it was breathing down robert kennedy's throne, and by the way, the f. b. r. hoover's organization was the main contributor of information to the warren commission. they were feeding them information. and we now know from the de classifications in the film that we're showing, that among the things that never showed up in the warren commission was seebert o'neill report which to top f b. i. agents where they are at the autopsy in bethesda, and testified very clearly to their being a massive head wound the back of the head that was never seen in the photograph that came out of the official photographs that came out of the autopsy, which indicates a divergence of what people saw with their own eyes, there still some papers that were missing there were supposed to be released. obviously were thankful to donald trump for releasing som

another book was, this was cochaired, jack camp and robert preceding the williamsburg g7 conference they put together a monetary agenda for world growth. but like thomas jefferson that that the american idea was so wonderful, and so blessed why not extend that to the world? then they had the economic policies to make it work for america. after i had worked for martin he recommended me for the national fellowship of the hoover institution. that would either be a very dry subject the impact of the western capitol of the soviet economy. as a started work about an 85 that is how the impact of this just a wildly turning around the economy in the united states, were we went being the losers to having the right message from the right mechanisms to turn into a growth machine. the impact of gorbachev became in, but gorbachev was the first one to recognize the soviet economy was going the opposite direction. the opposite. i could see that reagan by using our ability to invest in the strategic defense initiative was the maximum leverage and gorbachev was saying i don't even want to do research audi

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so in summary day to finish ahead of his teammate, jacked. we're going for consecutive race winds after victory last week. championship be the fabric was robert who crashed on his final qualifying lap. stop from that. and that is all your sports from me for now. i'll be back with more a little bit later. thank you very much jemma. you can find out much more on our website. the address is the al jazeera dot com or from us here in the al jazeera newsrooms. i'm emily anguish. you can stat today with all the latest, by sticking around with morning in just a few moments time. ah, news news, news, news, news on counting the call is this the end of time is experiments with capitalism. presidents using ping launches, creeping socialist reform to address inequality in the world's 2nd biggest economy . cost was sick and had watches a selling fall, counting the cost on examining the headlines. we can have a political defensive. well, that's a difference should not be the reason to kill other women do investigative journalism location we've gained access

pullis >> patricia ann puma >> jack d. punches >> hemanth kumar puttur >> and my husband patrick sean marjorie. we will get sean murphy. we will continue to live through your love, humor and generosity rid -=-mark: caller:9 [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, caller: thank you to our brave men and women in uniform for your brave sacrifice. you are our real heroes. >>>> and my brother,. i speak from all of us who knew and loved him that say 32 years was not enough in 20 years feels like yesterday. we remain forever inspired by his spirit, embodied in his favorite quote. "life is not measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away." a heartfelt thank you from all of us to our amazing first responders and our brave military servicemen and women who have kept the rest of us safe from terror on our homeland these past 20 years. may god bless you all. >> joseph j. pycior, jr. >> edward r. pykon >> christopher quackenbush >> lars peter qualben >> lincoln quapp >> b

general jack keane, thank you so much for joining used today. we appreciate it. arthel? arthel: robert durst found guilty by a los angeles jury in the execution-style the murder of his best friend, susan berman, more than 20 years ago. it comes as prosecutors tied the killing to the disappearance of the new york real estate heir's wife in 1982. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more. >> reporter: hi, arthel. yes, robert durst is now a convicted murder facing a sentence of life in prison without parole. this week during closing arguments prosecutors explained why they felt a punishment for the 78-year-old is long overdue. >> what is durst? he's a narcissistic psychopath. what does that mean? that means that bob durst is only concerned with bob durst. that's it. that's what he lives, breathes and thinks about. >> reporter: prosecutors allege that durst killed his close friend susan berman because she was preparing to tell police how she helped him cover up his wife's murder. durst never faced any charges related to his wife, kathleen durst. she disappeared in 1

prunty john foster puckett robert david pugliese edward f. pullis patricia ann puma jack d. punches hemanth kumar puttur >> and my husband patrick sean murphy. we will continue to live your legacy of love, good humor, and generosity. thank you to my family and friends who loved and supported me, maggie, and sean for the past 20 years. the key to our brave men and women in uniform for your courageous service and sacrifice. you are our real heroes. >> and my brother bart. i speak for all of us who loved into new bart when i say that 32 years was not enough and 20 years feels like yesterday. we remain forever inspired by his spirit, embodied in his favorite quote. life is not measured by the numbers of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away. a heartfelt thank you from all of us to our amazing first responders and our brave military servicemen and women who kept the rest of us safe from terror on our homeland these past 20 years. may god bless you all. [applause] joseph j. pycior, jr. edward r. pykon christopher quackenbush lars peter qualben lincoln qua

quote, the reality is that on 9/11, we didn't know jack -- about al qaeda. apologies for the language but i'm quoting a secretary of defense. did the intel improve more significantly after 9/11? >> i think the intel did improve. but the problem was there was a disconnect between what the intelligence agencies were saying and what the military commanders were saying in public. the intelligence agencies were very pessimistic about how the war was going. they noted that the taliban continued to gain strength, that the afghan army was getting weaker, wasn't competent enough to defend their own country. but the intelligence officials who'd only appear in public maybe once or twice a year before congress give these very brief statements. in contrast, the generals, the presidents would stand up in public all the time and give a very different account, give a very positive account that things were always moving in the right direction. so this was well known by the intelligence agencies. but they were sort of constrained by they don't talk in public very much. >> whe

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