raymond e. miles. stay with us. we'll be right back. . >>> raymond miles is our guest, hoff school of business, former dean. you are talking about central texas and growing up there. you were working on the railroad. you are in college. then something momentous happens. >> that's right. i met my wife with whom i've enjoyed 60-plus years now. that was the most important thing that happened in that early period. we became engaged. she was finishing up at tcu at the time. that information fort worth. we got married in december of 1952. so that was great. i was barely 20. people got married early in those days. but that was a great experience in every possible way and has lasted a long time. anyway, i then went back to north texas. i finished my degree in journalism. i then switched over to the business school because i had to finish up an extra year because i had gotten into rotc late into air force rotc. and i anticipated going in and training and then being in the korean war. fortunately for me, by the time i got in

we'll be right back. >>> raymonde. miles, professor emeritus, former dean of the school of business. he's with us. you are growing up in central texas, and your marriage and working on the railroad and teaching at north texas state and coming through and going through the business school at stanford, and then opportunity opened at the school of business fortunately because it was the only one you applied to. what was your field? what did you engage in? >> i had been doing research in the hottest topic of that time which was managers, leadership, attitudes. i had done that in what was then silicon valley and that was about five firms at that time. 1962 or so. and hewlett packard for example had two divisions in palo alto and they have now got 140 or something like that, so, it was another time. the -- but, companies were -- because it was another time, companies were incredibly cooperative. they were very eager to link with universities on the search, and they were excited about learning which was partly the product of

renee, this is raymond. raymond, this is renee. >> it's nice to meet you. >> yeah, you, too. >> you look...nice. >> thanks. >> uh, renee, this is my boy anthony from college, and that's renee. >> it's a pl-- >> rain man -- i mean, uh, raymond -- just started his own fishing business. >> [ laughs ] "rain man." i haven't been called that since...breakfast. [ laughs ] my mama's crazy. listen, if anybody needs fishing equipment, i've got -- huh? -- "the hook-up." [ chuckles ] get it? hook-up. [ laughs ] >> if you're ever feeling sick, i do make house calls. >> he's a doctor? >> girl, please. anthony's a nurse. how lame is that? [ laughs ] >> it's lame. >> it's lame. >> ahem! we're nurses. >> oh. >> that's not lame. >> i know. >> that's not lame. >> that's good. >> wonderful. >> uh, raymond, renee, why don't -- why don't you two dance? >> yeah -- >> sounds like a great idea. do you want to dance? >> yes. i would love to. i love this song. okay, why don't you hold my purse? >> no, no, no -- >> make sure my name's

everybody loves raymond. everybody just loves raymond. everybody loves raymond. everybody just loves raymond. do me now. got the aspirin. oh, thanks. feeling better? i think i popped something. don't worry, though. i'll go over in the morning and apologize, all right? you can go over there, but don't apologize. just do the act again. they loved you, huh? you were afraid you were boring. yeah, but, i mean, that wasn't me, ray. that was them. nothing funny about me to imitate, you know. what are you talking about? here, i'll do you. "ray, get off of me. it's not your birthday." i'm kidding, all right? you don't say that... exactly. ray, you just, you know, you don't know what it's like to go through your whole life just...normal. you don't get it. you got to be normal. i mean, look at all of us. we need a normal one. god, that's true. that's why i married you. hey, you know what? you are weird. oh, you're just saying that to be nice. no. uh-uh. listen. why would any normal person put up with us for as long as you have? i don't know. that--that's right. i was born i

you're a lucky man, raymond. [choked up] lucky man. you know, it's a funny thing, but to this day, i can't even look at a liver snap without getting all choked up. robert, wait. what? here. why don't you take the dog? what are you saying? you mean you'd want me to have him? yeah, well, he likes you. we can't have a dog. we got a hamster. he's nuts. he likes you. no, no. no, i'd just be setting myself up for more hurt. you know, every time i get attached to something, i just get burned, you know? first dog. my first wife. my first lawyer after my first wife. yeah. all right. ok. well, if that's how you feel... oh, yeah, that's how i feel. i appreciate it. aw, what the hell. life's too short. come on, boy! come on! hello, gorgeous. yes. oh, yes. hey. hey. they're all asleep. this is from the kids. hey. how about from you? hasn't come in yet. hey, hey, hey. what's this? oh, that's a gift from your brother. robert gave me a present? wow. look at this. oh, my god. it's a titleist putter. yeah, isn't that sweet? you know, since you gave him

his territory was raymond jennings in the early '70s. like sarreti was wondering about the cash himself. but we can't k him 'cause he keeled over from a heart attack last year. and back then, deante wasn't sharing. what about now? maybe he's learned to play with others. ( buzzer ) never heard of no runner. you sure about that? like i say, never heard of him. jeffries: and your word is bond, deante. my name is brother jamal. sure it is. asalaam a fakim, my brother. like you know what that means. what does it mean, jamal? peace be with you. have you found it yet? peace? it's a journey. there is no it. there is no end. a tough road, redemption. jeffries: yes, especially when you're dealin' smack to women a children. i never sold to children. ever. back in the day, we was businessmen. organized, chains of command, none of this teenage gangsta bull today. you were disciplined. that's right. working those basketball courts, 24-seven, 365. never missed a day. so you were there that night washington got killed. and you must have seen the fight.

from raymond jeans. thank you. what was i was talking about this is a ground breaking in a true sense so anyways, i work for raymond james we've raised about $4 billion to date and have become actually in california. this is our fourth project and we're truly committed to let midgets. we're one small component of this it took a lot of folks. the stronger organization working with our partner and a significant amount of support from the mayor's office. so we're certainly proud to be part of this development. i want to point out we've enjoyed working with the selling son bank they provided a large construction loan with a very attractive interest rate. i don't know if one of the staff is here from the bank but they invested a couple of million dollars in the project and have a highly invested interest in san francisco. but again, all the credit goes to whitney and their team and also the mayor's office it made it easy to thank you >> very well you set the tone for other speakers. the second batter up john the wonderf

. >> the guy who owned the bike, 66-year-old raymond lemieux. he said he realized he was parking his expensive bike, electric bike, $1,800. he was just going into the dentist to get a cavity filled, 45 minutes. he thought what would go wrong in 45 snints obviously these guys only needed two. >> you just wish you could trust society. >> raymond lemieux put his serial number out there so if it gets tracked down on craigslist or an internet sale site. people say there are folks who wander the area on a regular basis. >> this probably isn't the only guy who has been hit by these dudes. >> an orchestra instantly available in the middle of manhattan. all they need is a conductor. >> this is a dream come true! >> next "right this minute." and still to come, little vehicles, big flames. >> this guy wants to get a better look so he gingerly walks in front of this burning car. >> see how a day at the country club got a bit heated. >> ooh, weee! >> plus we have an ipad mini to give away. doesn't miss friday's buzz word for your chance to win. >>> closed ca

. >> the guy who owned the bike, 66-year-old raymond lemieux. aid he realized he was parking his expensive bike, electric bike, $1,800. he was just going into the dentist to get a cavity filled, 45 minutes. he thought what would go wrong in 45 snints obviously these guys only needed two. >> you just wish you could trust society. >> raymond lemieux put his serial number out there so if it gets tracked down on craigslist or an internet sale site. people say there are folks who wander the area on a regular basis. >> this probably isn't the only guy who has been hit by these dudes. >> an orchestra instantly available in the middle of manhattan. all they need is a conductor. >> this is a dream come true! >> next "right this minute." and still to come, little vehicles, big flames. >> this guy wants to get a better look so he gingerly walks in front of this burning car. >> see how a day at the country club got a bit heated. >> ooh, weee! >> plus we have an ipad mini to give away. doesn't miss friday's buzz word for your chance to win. >>> closed captio

from raymond jeans. thank you. what was i was talking about this is a ground breaking in a true sense so anyways, i work for raymond james we've raised about $4 billion to date and have become actually in california. this is our fourth project and we're truly committed to let midgets. we're one small component of this it took a lot of folks. the stronger organization working with our partner and a significant amount of support from the mayor's office. so we're certainly proud to be part of this development. i want to point out we've enjoyed working with the selling son bank they provided a large construction loan with a very attractive interest rate. i don't know if one of the staff is here from b the they invested a couple of million dollars in the project and have a highly invested interest in san francisco. but again, all the credit goes to whitney and their team and also the mayor's office it made it easy to thank you >> very well you set the tone for other speakers. the second batter up john the wonderful coll

raymond ibrahim joins us. how widespread is it? >> it's immensely rampant, not just in the middle east, it's essentially in theentire islamic world. from arab world to morocco, to philippin philippines, to sudan, uganda, even in eure, where there are areas of heavily muslim populations. in the book, i go into the ways of including attacks on churches in egypt in just the last few weeks, as much as 80 christian churches and other christian organizations have been attacked, torched, burned. christians are in hiding. including the continuic pope himself. that's happening all over the islamic world. it's not being mentioned. >> so, raymond, i know this isn't the most elegant way to ask this question, throughout the history, weren't the christians doing the persecuting, why have the tables turned? >> i appreciate what you're saying and what you're reflecting is basically the orthodox narrative of history. which unfortunately has nothing to do with reality. the arab world, were part of the century.n world in the seventh in fact, they mad

raymond ibrahim joins us. how widespread is it? >> it's immensely rampant, not just in the middle east, it's essentially in the entire islamic world. from arab world to morocco, to philippin philippines, to sudan, uganda, even in europe, where there are areas of heavily muslim populations. in the book, i go intohe ways of including attacks on churches in egypt in just the last few weeks, as much as 80 christian churches and other christian organizations have been attacked, torched, burned. christians are in hiding. including the continuic pope himself. that's ppening all over the islamic world. it's not being mentioned. >> so, raymond, i know this isn't the most elegant way to ask this question, throughout the history, weren't the christians doing the persecuting, why have the tables turned? >> i appreciate what you're saying and what you're reflecting is basically the orthodox narrative of history. which unfortunately has nothing to do with reality. the arab world, were part of the century.n world in the seventh in fact, they made

ok, that's enough out of you, too, raymond. i didn't see you helping out there tonight. well, i only played for two minutes. yeah, and we won. everyone: ooh. hey, robert, you know, i come here to play, ok? i got three kids.

raymond ibrahim joins us. how widespread is it? >> it's immensely rampant, not just in the middle east, it's essentially in the entire islamic world. from arab world to morocco, to philippin philippines, to sudan, uganda, even in europe, where there are areas of heavily muslim populations. in the book, i go into the ways of including attacks on churches in egypt in just the last few weeks, as much as 80 christian churches and other christian organizations have been attacked, torched, burned. christians are in hiding. including the continuic pope himself. that's happening all over the islamic world. it's not being mentioned. >> so, raymond, i know this isn't the most elegant way to ask this question, throughout the history, weren't the christians ding the persecuting, why have the tables turned? >> i appreciate what you're saying and what you're reflecting i basically the orthodox narrative of history. which unfortunately has nothing to do with reality. the arab world, were part of the century.n world in the seventh in fact, they ma

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tell him it is raymond reddington. >> wow. it is so exciting, this show. you don't see stuff coming and when it comes, it comes big. so good to see you. >> still happening too. we're in episode five now and still the scripts are surprising and you still don't know very much. that's the beauty of it. when i read the pilot, i thought, great, this is a series i can do for five years, and i still -- and questions will never be answered. >> your character is such a unique character, yours. >> he's a very -- he's very enigmatic. but the thing i like about it is he has this encyclopedic knowledge of her and her life >> which freaks her a little bit. >> yeah. and he doles that out slowly, but nothing about him. he'll sit and talk for 15, 20 minutes and you feel like you're engaged in some way and you feel like you're learning something, but you're not learning anything. >> he's quite charming in a creepy way. >> in a criminal kind of way, yeah. >> what do you draw on for that? >> you know any criminals? >> i know a couple. >> me too. >> my ex-cpa is in jail. guy i

. >> raymond buehler, i was a committee counsel for congress for 14 years. and when i listened to what you talk about, it sounds like you're suggesting that congress impose some kind of monetary discipline. and my observation is that congressional discipline is kind of an oxymoron. and i wonder if you had thought at all about the idea of taking the core of your, the discipline you propose and writing it into the united states constitution about the fact that unlike laws, states have the power if they use it properly to force congress to propose a constitutional amendment. and so instead of relying on politicians in washington to impose discipline on themselves, perhaps we might be able to empower states to impose some discipline from the outside on washington. i wonder if you had thought about those ideas. >> raymond, i have thought about them, and, indeed, those issues have arisen ever since the crises of the monetary standard of the postwar bretton woods standard arose around 1960. and ideas not unlike that have been proposed. i would say not quite so succ

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another one is 172 raymond avenue and the last is 379 bee street >> thank you, colleagues would we have a motion to accept the report without objection it will be amended. i want to recognize the deputy city attorney. >> so the d b i staff has indicated if there's additional properties on top of the 7 they would remove those from the list. i have drafted some language to get that read into the record >> why don't you read that into the record. >> so you'd be adding a resolve clause that the department review the code in the office of the board of supervisors file number to be filed my to remove any units without permit. and the building inspectors should provided a report and it's the intent of the board the city will not impose liens added without comment. is there a motion to amend the resolution we have a motion and a second. can we take that without objection. unless there's any further discussion what we take a roll call vote on item 53 to adopt this motion as amended (calling names) >> many resolution is adopted as amended. >> thank you very much supervisors. >> why don't we go ba

ser peores....la pequena chloe tse de un ano de edad perdio la vida, asi como su abuelo y su padre raymond tse de 33 anos de edad...solo la joven madre se salvo.... clifford roberts/vecino 1:36 2;46 she said my family is inside, please get them out ella decia, mi familia esta adentro, por favor saquenlos....me senti muy mal.... que pase esto justo al lado de tu casa, no es nada bueno hoy algunos llegaron a poner flores en el frente de la residencia ubicada en el bloque 1900 de la avenida 18........ segun los bomberos habian detectores de humo en la propiedad.... 27:03 despertaron y trataron de salir pero no tenian tiempo de salir por la cantidad de humo 27:09 hoy continuaba la investigacion por parte de los bomberos...se ha establecido que el fuego se inicio en el primer nivel y aunque no de forma definitiva ya hay algunas pistas de lo que pudo causarlo. 25:17 posiblemente alguien estaba fumando o hay algun problema con la electricidad de la casa 25:22 20:01 en cualquier caso segun los bomberos la causa de esta tragedia fue accidental, con esta informacion me despido yo soy pilar nino20:10

dr janet raymond says there's a delicate balancing act between human nature and knowing when to step back. >> there's a difference between helping and rescuing. most people don't give themselves a second to think about what they are doing in those moments. >> barksdale moved on and started a successful electrical surveillance country. ask what he would have done differently? >> i would have sat down and said what is this - what are we really doing here, what is the traction. forget about being friends, let's talk about the transaction. >> barksdale said he would have put more money away before considering giving a loan, in case the original play did not work out as planned. >> barksdale encourages athletes to come forward with personal stories about money so others can learn how to handle their finances. that's our show for today. thanks for joining us. i'm ali velshi, see you next time on real money. >> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm here from doha. coming up in the program - pakistan's high ranking general is assassinated putting peace talks with the taliban in gepp di. egypt'

dr janet raymond says there's a delicate balancing act between human nature and knowing when to step back. >> there's a difference between helping and rescuing. most people don't give themselves a second to think about what they are doing in those moments. >> barksdale moved on and started a successful electrical surveillance country. differently? >> i would have sat down and said what is this - what are we really doing here, what is the traction. forget about being friends, transaction. >> barksdale said he would have put more money away before considering giving a loan, in case the original play did not work out as planned. >> barksdale encourages athletes to come forward with personal stories about money so others can learn how to handle their finances. that's our show for today. ♪ president obama and i have repeated his statement, has warned that should diplomacy fail, the military option is still on the table. so we also want to emphasize something else of great importance here. removel of the chemical weapons takes away from assad one of the tools that he has been using again

dr janet raymond says there's a delicate balancing act between human nature and knowing when to step back. >> there's a difference between helping and rescuing. most people don't give themselves a second to think about what they are doing in those moments. >> barksdale moved on and started a successful electrical surveillance country. differently? >> i would have sat down and said what is this - what are we really doing here, what is the traction. forget about being friends, transaction. >> barksdale said he would have put more money away before considering giving a loan, in case the original play did not work out as planned. >> barksdale encourages athletes to come forward with personal stories about money so others can learn how to handle their finances. that's our show for today. >> u.n. inspectors took soil, bloods, urine and hair samples, and chemical weapons were used in syria. >> any use of chemical weapons by anyone anywhere is a crime. >> hello, and welcome. with world news from al jazeera. also in this program. the police identify the former navy work who shot

my name is matthew raymond. the holder of the permit in question. i don't have an attorney. i'm representing myself. i do have my engineer here. despite the inflammatory and grossly statements of the appellants, i'm going to -- some background to this permit, this permit is to perform necessary improvements. most necessarily it's to replace the failing brick foundation and r e move the soft story. independent engineer's evidence of the attached building is provided. the construction to mobilize people and equipment and we will incur significant delays in cost if late jurisdiction is granted and not to mention the railing foundation will remain. this seismic upgrade is required regardless of other potential upgrades to the building and this building falls been the mandatory ordinance. our understanding is that the board not only grant, there is no evidence of this. here are the facts. the permit was issued june 10th, the appeal closed, the appeal was made august 26th, more than 2 months after the window closed. the appellant claims not to have known about the permit hence the

heard from some of you who really felt they were too disturbing for social media and some like kathy raymond said we did the right thing taking them down. thanks for listening. those photos were upsetting. some like to see that stuff, but it's much better to add a link so those of us who don't want to see it don't have to, but a lot of you were more like terry dobbins who said we had nothing to apologize for. you guys did nothing wrong. it's the news. if you can't handle news, don't like the page. it's important stuff. we got similar sentiments from william wolfe, albeit a little more passionate shall we say. really? a picture of the gunman is so insulting and sickening. this is what's wrong with our country. you've turned into wimps. you won't take the chance of offending anybody unless you were directly involved in the shooting, what open wounds has anyone endured to where you can't handle or see the truth. don't you dare apologize for bringing people the news. truth is the hardest to hear but nonetheless necessary. >> honestly even i found that video of alexis basically on the hunt for hi

. >>> three people wer ci 1:30 this morning at 18th avenue and pacheco street. 33-year-old raymond c and his 1-year-old daughter chloe were killed. the child's grandfather was injured andied at the hospital tonight. the mother made it out with minor injuries. investigators say the fire was a tragic accident. >> a giant fire is causing air quality problems today in parts of the bay area. the fire broke out just before midnight about 20 miles from vacaville. there was heavy smoke and the fire could take another two days to burn itself out. nick smith was in winters tonight. >> this was the scene as it burned from the peak. at least five other surrounding agencies working to get ahead of the blaze. expensive agriculture equipment and light up the night sky as more than 200 tons of hay were consumed in the fast-burning inferno. parts of yolo county remain under the red flag warning and the fire can be seen off 505 near winters. more than 16 hours after the initial 9-1-1 call. >> the smoke impacted the freeway. we had the slow traffic and at times closed portions of the highway. >> smoke

two of the victims are identified as raymond shay and his two-year-old daughter, chloe. a grandfather who was rushed to the hospital died this afternoon. no word yet on how that fire started. >> time is running out for congress to vote on a deal to prevent a government shutdown. that deadline is midnight monday. today, the senate passed emergency legislation after cutting a provision that would block money for president obama's healthcare law. the house where republicans are in the majority did not like that. they will work this weekend to hammer out a deal, but word is, they have no clear strategy for ending the stalemate. >>> meanwhile, the bay area will see a big impact if the government shuts down national parks, other attractions will close right along with it. adventure seekers form long lines late in the day to visit alcatraz. but unlike alcapone, they want to go. >> we were doing it again, because we enjoyed it the first time. >> if the government shuts down, attractions like alcatraz will close, too. classified nonessential services, but pretty important to tour

the driver, 36-year-old raymond davis has had a run-in with law enforcement earlier that night. he looked drunk and was warned by officers not to drive. now an hour later, officer jessup spots him on the road and pulls him over for a traffic violation. >> how is it going tonight? >> good. how are you? >> good. hey, the reason why i pulled you only, that was a turn-only lane that you drove through that red light. >> actually, that was a street light. >> a turn only lane. how much have you had to drink tonight? >> plenty. >> plenty? >> how much? >> hold on. [ bleep ] [ gunshots ] >> the driver pulls the trigger twice. luckily for the officer, the first round from his pistol is empty and the next round misses. >> shots fired. >> the driver crashes into a nearby utility box causing an explosion. as officer jessup approaches the vehicle, he is clearly shaken by the near death experience. >> 651-63. that vehicle is about a search and rescue. >> but he still has a job to do. other officers respond to the scene and surround the vehicle unsure if the suspect still has ammunition. >> driv

the medical examiner identified them as raymond and khloe shea. >> had a lot of flame and a huge amount of smoke. and really dark billowing smoke. >> we're all in shock, total horror. everybody was just standing around the corner, and it was surreal. >> reporter: the two-alarm fire broke out around 1:30 a.m. on the 1900 block of 18th avenue near pacheco. in addition to the father and toddler, a grandfather was also living at the moment. he is in very critical condition. a fourth person, the mother, was able to get out a back door and should be okay. firefighters say she works late and was likely the only person still awake when the fire broke out. >> everyone is hurting this morning. this is not what we are in the business of doing. we are in the business of saving lives but we know this is sometimes an outcome. >> reporter: the house was renovated and double paned windows trapped the smoke smite and they had to breakthrough a security gate. >> the firemen took so long to get in, it was difficult because of the gates outside that are strong. >> like they were doing all the right things.

the fire started at about 1:30 this morning at 18th avenue and pacheco street. 33-year-old raymond c and his 1-year-old daughter chloe were killed. the child's grandfather was injured and died at the hospital tonight. the mother made it out with minor injuries. investigators say the fire was a tragic accident. >> a giant fire is causing air quality problems today in parts of the bay area. the fire broke out just before midnight about 20 miles from vacaville. there was heavy smoke and the fire could take another two days to burn itself out. nick smith was in winters tonight. >> this was the scene as it burned from the peak. at least five other surrounding agencies working to get ahead of the blaze. expensive agriculture equipment and light up the night sky as more than 200 tons of hay were consumed in the inferno. parts of yolo county remain under the red flag warning and the fire can be seen off 505 near winters. more than 16 hours after the initial 9-1-1 call. >> the smoke impacted the freeway. we had the slow traffic and at times closed portions of the highway. >> smoke had an affe

raymond was in the back asleep in the garage. the chief says both were asleep and may have been woken up by the smoke detectors. >> she wasn't in the crib. >> reporter: you think she woke up? >> probably. >> reporter: investigators say the fire was accidental and blame either electrical problems or smoking materials. it's an accident that dev stated families -- devastated families. >> i saw the baby. i feel terrible. >> reporter: the chief says so do the firefighters who sign up and save lives and hurt for everyone they can. in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> this afternoon we're learning more about the deadly stabbing of a dodgers' fan wednesday night. the father of the suspect claims his son acted in self- defense. i want to show you a photo that shows the victim jonathan denver at fort bragg hours before he was killed. san francisco police say they've arrested 21-year-old michael montgomery of lodi in the attack. in an interview with a lodi newspaper, montgomery's father claims the stabbing was self- defe

important service grant to provide sober services (calling names) (clapping) from entity partnerships raymond and kevin. kevin from silicon valley bank we have rebecca. from the california department of housing community and development they can't afford to bring people here from san francisco. the bank for housing affordable grant herbie young and a green grant from the home depot peggy. thank you all for supporting this project infinitely and now i'm going to turn it to our very own reverend. so i'm not going to give a speak. that's a sign. i'm not giving any long speeches but i'm filed with joy are you filed with joy. great family housing for families that are almost homeless. it's a beautiful day go to our neighbor and say your beautiful. go right next to them. it's a beautiful day. i don't care about clouds we've made it through clouds. this site was a very tough time and reminds us of the earthquake and the damage of that and we're at a point it took a long time to get here what's the word in chinese? so it's really beautiful that's what do i is about out of devastation came hope

jenettes raymond says there's a dell cattle balancing act of knowing when to step back. >> i think there is a difference between helping and rescuing. and they don't give themselves a second to think about what they are doing in those moments. >> you should take a second to think about your financial situation. if you're struggling to make ends meet and don't have emergency savings, think again. there's mrs. a high likelihood that you won't get the money back. consider whether you're financing another person's bad financial habits. >> another thing that is interesting is to say, i wonder what would happen if i didn't give the money but i suggested other ways in which he could get it or put him in touch with other people who might be good people for him to consult. and to make a plan. >> barksdale last moved on and started a successful electrical surveillance company. but ask him what he would have done differently when making the loan? >> i would have actually sat down and said, what -- what is this -- what are we really doing here? what is this transaction? okay forget about being frien

the fire started at about 1:30 this morning at 18th avenue and pacheco street. 33-year-old raymond c and his 1-year-old daughter chloe were killed. the child's grandfather was injured and died at the hospital tonigthe mother made the mother made it out with minor injuries. investigators say the fire was a tragic accident. >> a giant fire is causing air quality problems today in parts of the bay area. the fire broke out just before midnight about 20 miles from vacaville. there was heavy smoke and the fire could take another two days to burn itself out. nick smith was in winters tonight. >> this was the scene as it burned from the peak. at least five other surrounding agencies working to get ahead of blaze. expensive agriculture equipment and light up the night sky as more than 200 tons of hay were consumed in the fast-burning inferno. parts of yolo county remain under the red flag warning and the fire can be seen off 505 near winters. more than 16 hours after the initial 9-1-1 call. >> the smoke impacted the freeway. we had the slow traffic and at times closed portions of the highway.