baby home until they were just a mother and baby home until they werejust short of a mother and babysix years of age. but we were all then adopted out, but the children and mothers were separated throughout the day. the mothers went off to work, children we re mothers went off to work, children were left in large wards and grossly neglected. 0ne mother would be put in charge of them, and she, as a general rule, shejust in charge of them, and she, as a general rule, she just couldn‘t cope with the amount of babies in a particular ward. it could be anything from 12 to 20 babies at a time. to take you back to that moment that you said change your life in the angels‘ plot, you write that you are determined to do something. yes. that you became an activist likes by default. i wanted to ram hard facts and figures down ireland‘s throat. to ram hard facts and figures down ireland's throat. and i still do. what facts, what figures? basically, i wrote a report... what i discovered basically was that after that experience in the angels‘ plot, that experience in the angels‘ plot, that there was

homes stand unguarded. that is why keep out means just that. >> it on your stomach, now. >> reporter: one man was stopped when his license turned out to be expired, he resisted arrest. two sheriff deputies arrested him, cuffed him, and called paramedics to treat him and the deputies. >> we have a hard time coming back. >> reporter: 88.1 fm is a community owned mostly voluradio station, that has been spending recent days keeping people in touch with fire news and with each other. >> just last night, there was a fire up on the ridge, to the north. it wasn't up to the lookout, that was all on fire last night. up on the ridge. >> reporter: the station manager fields calls and provide information, but, a retired painter, is the field reporter. >> i have time, i can get out and help people. >> reporter: he is doing everything from reporting on the fire conditions to checking addresses of evacuees homes. >> we are getting feedback that this is the only place they can find stuff, virtually all day long into the eve

seven homes have been destroyed. more than 12-thousand others are 12-thousand others are threatened. containment of this fire isn't expected until at least next week. additional crews are helping reach that goal cal fire is saying air quality is going to be bad. and if you don't have to be outside-- stay inside or leave the area... kron 4's j-r stone is live lake county.. and has been talking to those forced out of their homes. jr - what did residents have to say ? heavy smoke in both lake and mendocino counties on tuesday. for ralph redling and his wife therisa it's the second time in three years they've evacuated from their home.sot it's scary because if you look around the lake now half to three quarters of the lake circum... has burnedralph says there was an advisory evacuation in effect for his neighborhood. not a mandatory one but they still chose to leave as his home is in a very smokey area. sot so you wonder when are they gonna get to my block this year or next year... tents were setup on tuesday at middleto

homes or were right in the backyard. homes in paradise valley.s were there on top of them. so far no homes damaged but many are threatening evacuations have been ordered. >> the really impressive thing is how they got the bulldozer to cut the line. you can see right there where the burn scar is already. and the homes, 100 to 200 feet away. >> fire trucks parked right there with the fire. >> phenomenal. they got lucky at least right now. fire wants to naturally burn uphill. the wind is pushing it away from the home. please still listen to the evacuation orders. turn your alerts on from our app. and this is also a good reminder. when we get into nisel alerts. they will alert you of emergencies as well. so nixel alerts. we can give you all the information about this if you turn your alerts on. the peyer days valley, currently 95 degrees. winds gusting 25 miles per hour. i see these gusts staying in the forecast through saturday. that's why it is important. follow the orders. the wind tomorrow is definitely going to kick up. now, we talked about the

this home in east palo alto is helping the city break into the million dollar home club. >> upstairs you have four bedrooms and two bathrooms. >> reporter: this 2,350 square foot home that features a remodeled kitchen and a home theater system is on the market for $1.4 million. >> in over all east palo alto we are having the facebook effect. so much wealth and they nt to bike to work. >> reporter: in the 1980s it was known as the murder capital of america but she says as more families move to the city crime has dropped significantly. a new report says median home value will raise from $964,000 to 1.1 million over the next year. >> not really shocked. you know? the cost of living in the bay area is just going up crazy. >> reporter: he lived in east palo alto for the last 18 years and served on the planning commission and watched the city evolve. >> having homeowners who own property, terror attacks, services -- property taxes, services. >> reporter: this is attracting tech buyers. he believes it will sell for well over asking considering you can't find similar homes at this price poin

when he set up a meeting at a home. police arrested vinoya when showed up at the home.acing a number of charges... including attempted lewd acts with a child. ( darya ) the modesto man who was planning a christmas day bombing on san francisco's pier 39 ... has been sentenced to 15- years in prison. everitt aaron jameson admitted that he tried to aid a terrorist organization. the ex- marine planned the attacks with undercover f-b-i agents... thinking they were an islamic state group. investigators say he offered money to the organization and even offered to carry out violent attacks himself. jameson's attorney argued that he had been having second thoughts and did not actually take steps to follow his plan. ( darya ) a santa rosa man was arrested for throwing a firework under a sonoma county sheriff's deputy's patrol car in guernville. investigators say 22-year-old tristan proto threw the explosive under the cruiser... because he doesn't like the sheriff's office. the deputy was in the safeway store on main street when the firework exploded under his car. proto was arres

that he was at home to call and safe that he was safe. duana says she rushed home from her job..ndeed jackson was there. she then quizzed him about how he walked nearly 2.6 miles home... and why he wasn't in the afterschool program. duana. he said he was in the bathroom and when he got out, no one was there and so he grabbed his backpack and walked home. duana says she and her husband are angry and want answers to how this all happened. . duana. someone could have grabbed him, he could have been mauled by a dog, hit by a car. as for the district... they sent kron four this statement... we take this incident very seriously and ar investigating to determine what steps need to be taken to ensure that this does not happen again." ( robin )( robin )( robin ) concord police are investigating reports of a man approaching two young girls... at the sun valley mall. an employee caught the man, allegedly showing the girls pornographic photographs, or videos on his cell phone. the employee reported the man to the police back on july 14th.

let's bring him home. let's bring him home. [applause] arrived by boat in arrived by boat in hawaii for the 39th stop of ur 50 capitals tour. i know c-span whether enjoy the beauty and the aloha. i am sure we'll witness and feel the spirit as the bus embarks on the discovery of hawaii. governor, and lieutenant governor do heesh roclaim august 15-22, as c-span week

it will always be my home. i don't know how much longer i can stay here. >> cal fire's latest update puts the river fire at 28,000- acres. the ranch fire has grope to 51 -- grown to 51,000-acres. >>> there's a new fire to tell you about the eel fire, it's the third fire in mendicino county. it forced the evacuation of people. it's now grown to 865-acres and containment is zero percent. residents are asked to move to a safe location. >>> yosemite has extended the closure of yosemite valley. that fire has burped 58,000- acres. it hasn't been growing much. the poor air quality is a concern for summer camps. campers were put on buses and sent home. they arrived in oakland this afternoon. "were disappointed. they just arrived on sunday. this is the first time in 20 years she's seen a wildfire affect the camp. >>> we're tracking the smoke from the fires into the bay area. what you can expect from tomorrow and beyond. >> bay area home builders feeling the pitch of new tariffs. >>> up next a miracle in mexico a passeng

look at this home. but right over there you see homes still standing with valuables inside. law enforcement tonight saying they will not tolerate looting. as fire crews from all over the state work to contain the massive carr fire just outside of redding, law enforcement officials have another battle on their hands, looting. >> most looters, they're looking for something that's very easily to get and, you know, they're going to look through the windows first. if they see it out in plain open, in plain view, they're going the break that window, break that door, take it and run. >> reporter: chp along with other agencies are helping redding police with 24-hour patrols in areas where homes are standing with valuables inside. crimes of opportunity are not what this community needs right now. the carr fire is still burning out of roll. >> crews are still continuing to make progress. we've got a little more containment, so things are a little more optimistic, but, you know, we still have a major, you know, fi

else at home. his letters home are what you would expect. constantly writing home trying to give advice. her letters she's writing back, , yeah, i've got it. he says come all the men in the community will help you. she writes back, saying no one is helping me. she says she believes everyone theireading rumors about fairy because no one is taking the ferry either. her letters are very blunt about the lack of support sometimes for military families on the home front. she was kind of like lucy sullivan, not an enthusiastic supporter of the war, but she was able to sustain the family. she is going to have to continue in the absence of her husband , because in 1862, her father-in-law dies on a cattle her brother dies at second manassas, and her husband dies a month later at the battle of antietam. she never remarries. she and her children will run their ranch. she is doing better than most of the friends and neighbors after the war. she expanded their holdings and was doing quite well. again she was abl

let's bring him home. [applause] [inaudible conversation] >> president trumps former campaign manager gave some advice to democrats on who to nominate for president in 2020. corey lewandowski says former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg would be a good candidate. is pictured here in the chicago sun-times. watch what he said at the christian science this morning at c-span.org. here is a preview. >t

it does not sound like any sunset home, does not sound like any home i know of, any traditional home. the owner was kind enough to invite us over and walk through the, his home and his plans, which certainly appreciate as neighbors and knowing what he's trying to do. when we asked him about the significantly disproportionate amount of living and eating space compared to the bedrooms, he acknowledged communal living space was not a priority for the property, that bedrooms and bathrooms were. i'm not one to tell somehow how they should live or not live in their home, but common sense. eight bedrooms, 7.5 baths. does not strike me as a traditional home, it strikes me as our neighbors have said, a home that is, has the potential to be rented out. and if not now, ten years from now, 12 years from now. what do you do with a home that size in a city like this. also many children on the block, school-aged children. at last count, about 15. so, to add ten more people at least in this house who may or may not have a vested interest in our block, if they are transent, short-term rentals, concern

it's very difficult to buy homes in noe valley family homes.we're providing units that provide those two to three bedrooms that everyone is looking for. it's been approved by ardat and planning and we made alterations. as the neighbor's pointed out, we did have a meeting in january and we started negotiations. we started working towards a setback along the westside. we'll get into that later. to say that we weren't willing to negotiate is not true. we've always been there. we've offered restructures in bulk and mass and still maintained seven units even though we lost square footage. that doesn't matter. it matters what is right appropriate massing and bulk for the site. today i wish to point out and show you some alternatives along the way. this is a time line of what we've been through. again, the green just shows all the different iterations dates we've had in place. we've negotiated several times with the d.r. number one. dee moore. d.r. number two got lost. that's why we're here two months later than we should have been. we reached out to

does not start with in-home.from there. david: president trump, was not your first choice. you came to believe in things he stood for. ken: he won by default. ♪ ♪ david: president trump, was not your first choice but you came to believe in things he stood for. ken: he won by default. in my voice -- vote. david: but you agree with him. ken: i agree on a lot of issues. -- watchtold me wash what he does. i am pro-immigrant but i know my grandparents had to come through ellis island and fill out papers and do all the things they had to do and they could not wait for the day they became an american citizen. we need immigrants in america. but this notion of letting whoever can come in to come in, do you want that ms 13 -- the ms 13? guess what? i am wrong. that is the style that got him elected. whod: not everybody supported president trump supported him on all the issues. for example, spending and trade. ken: i am bothered by the spending. at some point, the grim reaper shows up. we cannot long suffer trillions of dol

and he's looking f a home. quieter home for leroy.>> reporter:ow many cats do you have her total? >> total between the two shelters we have 126 cats. >> reporter: and a lot of adult cats. and the adult cats, the population has been an issue. what do you recommend with people coming here who want an adult cat but already have a cat or dog a home? >> our counselors and volunteers can help them see what who are okay with living with other cats. and then let them know how to introduce the animals when they get their new cat home to try to set everybody up for success and be a family. >> reporter: i love what you do here. it's amazing. kitty city is the perfect place to come if you want to adopt a cat. download our app and head to nbc washington. that's where you'll find a location near you. you need to find a location where you live. we'll talk more about this and today and what you need to know out.e heading >> sheena live in kitty city in northwest. thank you. then to alexandria. this is the animal welre ague of alexandria. wendy contin

home before this was her (grant) this was her home before the fire. the aftermath... (vicki) and in mariposa and in mariposa county.. the ferguson fire has burned more than 58 thousand acres. it is 33 percent contained. the fire in mariposa county has been burning for about two and a half weeks now. two firefighters were killed in this fire. one building has been destroyed... but no homes have burned. it has forced the shutdown of the yosemite valley. we're now learning it will be closed through at least sunday august 5. (vicki) and in napa county...the steele fire is now 95 percent contained. the fire has destroyed 8 structures and damaged four more. it has burned 135 acres as well. all evacuations and road closures have been lifted. (ken) turning now to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (vicki) and lawrence we keep saying it...hot and dry conditions posing a challenge..is there any relief if sight for these firefighters? lawrence karnow: fires continue to burn across the state after a very hot july. highs still moved into the low 90s inland but it was cooler at t

jacob gray is also ready to open his home for free. this is an the first time. >> during the santa rosa fires we had a family stay with us people were in trouble and they needed help. this woman that contacted me, i could tell she was in desperate need of help. she said i don't have anywhere to go, i need help. would you be interested in doing it for free? i said yes. >> reporter: now he hopes to help another family. all to bring a little light to a dark situation. >> i think most people want to help. i think most people feel like they don't know what they can do. right? i rent out my room constantly. i have people coming in here all the time. to me it is easy to do. >> that was jessica lynch reporting. also under the program air b&b is waiving all booking fees and other charges to the host. >>> unfortunately, bad news to start your day as far as traffic in the bay bridge. >> they have a police investigation of a deadly shooting that happened sometime after 2:00 this morning on the bay bridge, on the lower deck of the bay bridge. it al

told her he decided to walk home. >> she says her son walked 2.6 miles home negotiating a busy walking towards the civic center area crossing a major hre way h. >> i'm trying to stay calm. every time i think about it and think about what could have happened it just sent me into tears. >> the school district saying in part we take this incident very seriously and are investigating to determine what steps need to be determined to ensure it doesn't happen again. >> i am blaming the school district. i'm blaming the school, all of them. nobody wants to give me an answer. >> today in the bay. >>> happening today help arrives for people who lost everything. fema river wild fire homes. both fires are nearly contained. they launch add new campaign to remind everyone is t park is open again. >>> a doctor will spend the next five years in prison. a judge hand pd down a 63 month sentence yesterday. they convicted her of obstructing justice. her hus lso pay $344,000 in determining the air future of the area holds the monthly meeting today. oakland raiders stepping up today. you may have heard about

all the homes behind me are gone. with 15 large wildfires in california, more than 1200 structures lit up, chle woods is a nurse at n dignity health, one of 40 employees who lost their homes but still showed up to care for the terminally ill. >> there is a greater cause than this immediate thing that's going on with me and my family. it's not all about that. >> reporter: tonight, two other large fires, the mendocino complex threatening to converge into one monster blaze. >> the fire is really outrunning us. >> reporter: you can see flames have been racing down this hillside the last several minutes. this tree is going up. everything here is going to burn. with 44,000 evacuated, infernos are showing no mercy, taking homes and lives. miguel almaguer, nbc news, lake county, california. >>> we're going to turn to the public revelation from the beloved star of "mash," alan alda, the 82-year-old detailing his battle with park kin son's disease. to veal a parkinson's diagnosis after neil diamond and linda ronstadt and said h

it will always be my home. i really don't know how much longer i can stay here and how much more we can take. >> the river fire is 12% contained. the ranch fire is 10% contained. calfire has not set an expected date for full containment. >>> calfire and the forest service are holding a community meeting today at kelseyville high school. they will discuss current firefighting operations and show maps highlighting the fires . that meeting begins at 6:00 tonight. >>> yosemite valley inside yosemite national park will stay closed at least through sunday. that's because of unhealthy smoke and air conditions from the ferguson fire. it has burned 58,000 acres . the good news is it has not grown much in recent days. right now it is 33% contained. >>> we are still talking about air quality because of smoke from that fire. it has also forced some summer camps near yosemite to close temporarily. yesterday camp gather run by the san francisco rec and park department was closed and camp longer, the jewish summer camp nearby

it happened at a home in hercules.... on fremont court in the south-eastern part of the city...not too far from hercules high school. that's where we find kron4's gayle ong-- she's live in the neighborhood and she spoke with the victim tonight... gayle, how is he doing tonight? the man was having a meal with his children, heard a noise at the door,just as he was going to the front door , a man with a crow bar had busted in.. chanthi duong describes the moment an intruder had broken into his hercules homeit happened in broad daylight just before noon tuesday duong says he did not know there were three suspects total until later..they demanded m

it isa very home and if it is a safe place.rd step for women, and for the resources of the nhs to be used in this way. thank you for joining us, i'd be deputy chief executive for the society of the protection of the unborn child. not the best lines. hawaii has seen more floods and landslides, as storm lane makes its way past the islands. the former hurricane has been downgraded to a tropical storm. but authorities are warning that lives are still at risk. it's the biggest storm to hit the pacific island group in nearly three decades. earlier, our north america correspondent, james cook, who's on the island of maui, gave us an update. it's still pretty windy, not nearly as windy as it was. the interesting thing here has been the storm surge, the pacific ocean beside me here has been churned up a brownish colour. it has been on and off pretty heavy rain. but there is some news that has been changing and that is this is now no longer a hurricane, it has been downgraded to a tropical storm. good news of course for hawaii but the ma

stay at home."residents are not breathing a sigh of relief just yet.officials now concerned over the amount of rain that will be dumped by the slow-moving system.the central pacific hurricane center says the islands is suffering from "catastrophic flooding" - and they expect it to intensify over the weekend. more than 30 inches of rain has triggered landslides and dangerous flash floods.just look at this... that once serene river now looks better suited for white-water rafting. meanwhile people at a homeless encampment close to a beach are doing their best to hunker down and secure their belongings from the storm.sot "knowing that there is a lot of people that i love, going to be here makes me really nervous. i wish i could take every single person out but i know some of them want to stay with their camps." (pam) chief meteorlogist lawrence karnow explains.. why, although the hurricane has been downgraded to a tropical storm... there is still a danger for the hawaiian islands. lawrence karnow: hurri

when you see the home movies him where a side of he is not putting on the act. whenever there is cameras around or he is giving speeches, he is pretending to be able to walk or pretending to be able to stand without the assistance of the steel braces that they put on his legs. >> does missy lehand appear in any of these films? if so, are there any new observations about her relationship with fdr and eleanor roosevelt? paul: yes, missy lehand appears in a number of the videos, including scenes at the white house and at his home here in hyde park, and there are fun scenes that are home movies of missy that do not have the roosevelts at all where she is traveling with her sister and they are having a time. you can tell they had a good time. these are people who really enjoy life. many of these are official photographs. she looks very serious. she is the president's secretary. you can easily get a perception of her as a very reserved and serious person. when you see these home movies, you get the sense that she was a lot of fun, she was vivacious, and of course she

they forced people into the mother and baby homes.medical equipment, or painkilling drugs? you can‘t justify that, in any way, shape or form. but the head of the catholic church in england and wales, cardinal vincent nichols, apologised for the hurt caused by agencies acting in the name of the catholic church. the current head of the church in ireland, archbishop of dublin diarmuid martin, has said that it is something he believes it is important that pope francis addresses when he comes to ireland in august. so it is recognised by the catholic church now. just about. i first met the archbishop in 2012, when i presented him with what little evidence we had at the time about the mother and baby homes. when you talk about what happened at castlepollard, that was only seven or eight months after that. it was presented with the facts and figures we had at the time. he was asked to call for a public inquiry, and he refused. he refused? he point—blank refused, and that happened a number of times. he simply would not do anything about it. bu

everybody knows our $12 toast and a home?hat strategies are these young people employing to manage this. bruce stewart, he's a manager for morgan stanley. he coins the word expencity. >> thank you for being with us and describe expensity for me. >> it is expensive cities to live in such as san francisco and new york. >> what strategies? because god knows i have not figured it out yet. >> when i talk about budgets people think of like dieting and their eyes glaze over. staying simple with concept is a good thing to get people engaged. i come up with something called the paycheck test. it is basic. you take your paycheck at the end of each month and you say did i spend the same as my paycheck or did i spend more? >> did i invite a wealth management guy here to say don't spend more than i earn? >> there is no hard in fast rules. that's one of the things that we were going to get through next which is the 50/20/30 budget rule. its got to be a loose guideline and everything has to be individual. it is rather challenging and inexpe

was home. this was where his heart always was. he once said to his friend and neighbors, my heart has always been here and always will be. and it was. this is where he drew strength and happiness throughout his entire life. franklin d roosevelt was born and raised in this house. and he was buried right here on the estate as well. the roosevelts originally had a different estate a little bit down the road from this property. and the house burnt to the ground in 1865. and then fdr's father mr. james roosevelt purchased this property to be their new home in the hudson valley. fdr's parents were james and sarah delamore roosevelt. and mr. james roosevelt had a wife before sarah. her name was rebecca holland. and she passed away in 1876. and four years later in 1880, mr. james married miss sarah. he was 52 years old. and she was only 26. so she was half his age. and james and sarah only had the one child, franklin delano roosevelt. when mr. james roosevelt, fdr's father, bought this house in 1867, i

the bay area city set to join the list of million dollar median homes.. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj matthai. not long ago it was the murder capital of the united states. tonight though, east palo alto has ascended into the range of million dollar homes. the tech boom has fueled the stunning back come. >> despite the rising home prices half the kids in the school district are poverty stricken. scott eastman jones us from east palo alto. >> reporter: a lot going on here, the school district saying it is an ongoing complication. they are trying to fight through it. not made easier by the fact that as you say we are starting to see more and more expensive homes here in east palo alto, bringing with it a rapid legent ri phiing neighborhood. there is a mini housing boom going on on in east palo alto, which according to bedroom, one bath. like what? >> reporter: real estate agents like holly bahr say you can thank or blame

one priority, besides safety, is to get you home. and we're serious about that. nobody's keeping you out of your house a second longer than you feed to be. >> there are a bunch of people putting their lives on the line to try to save the homes and crops and farms and community centers. so anyk, are welcome. >> reporter: sarah owns a farm here in trinity county. if it looks familiar, that's because we talked to her last week. she had evacuated from redding staying with friends and drove down to oakland and stayed with friends down there. meantime, some folks who left the meeting were unhappy. the briefing was centered around redding and shasta county, and not enough about the trinity county side and lewiston and weaverville. we'll talk to some of those people. you'll hear from them at 6:00. don't get me wrong. they have a lot of praise for the work firefighters are doing. but they need more information on what's happening on this side of the county line. live in weaverville, abc 7 news. >>> this horse survived the fire. and yesterday

ya i can't wait to go home."t thankful to have had a place to stayjohn fielhauer, evacuee "it's been pretty good. the food is good, housing is good, showers great. couldn't ask for more."michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"people who have stayed here over the week, signing their names around this heart, thanking lower lake high school for being their refuge from the fire. in lower lake, michelle kingston, kron4news." (ken) happening tomorrow: a highly anticipated bart board meeting. the bart general manager will address a 28 million dollar plan to keep riders safe. but one group says more needs to be done with the plan, including mutual aid from cities that have bart stations.kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story. j.r. you've talked with a number of people today. does anyone agree on a solution here? bart police are currently working emergency staffing levels to keep you safe. meaning 6 days a week and 10 hours a day. it's a short term response to violent crimes that we've seen occur within the system. still th

that funeral home. you better believe it. there were teary-eyed people with cameras and did not a dry eye insight as they greeted her motorcade coming in. >> a sad day across the country in the world. we appreciate your time and your personal story and you sharing that with us. thank you. >> reporter: thank you. second tributes and well wishes are pouring in for aretha franklin. her close friend, the reverend al sharpton, is talking about her and so too is the reverend jesse jackson who was at her bedside during her final days. >> i was able to touch the one -- the warmth of her hand and her four head. we have known each other for nearly 60 years, since i was a teenager. >> for her to be as grounded as she was and as big as she was was totally unusual. i will always remember quiet moments. i have been to the white house with her and i have been to restaurants with her. she was always the same aretha. >> sharpton also said he will remember aretha franklin's commitment and authenticity. >> many more tribu

lisa said it needed immediate attention, so she called american home shield, her home warranty companythey said they would have to get authorization for after hours out of network plumber and they'd call her back. lisa said they never did call back. after hours of trying to reach someone lisa hired, her own plumber and paid them $520 to fix the toilet. she then asked american home shield to reimburse her the $520 and was denied. so, she called us. we made contact with american home shield and it paid her $520 bill in full. the company did not respond to our request for comment. home warranties are increasingly common, more than 4 million of them were on the books as of a few years ago. a couple dozen people here in the bay area alone have contacted us about their home warranties. so, take a second to read through the contract before you buy in. to make sure you know exactly what you're paying for. lisa was ten pages long, but pretty easy to read. just skimming it , we found lot of nuggets of whaut's covered, what's not. i'm sure your home warranty is just as intriguing to read. if you

who hadn't given up a home run all season...p to left by marwin gonzalez and out for a 3 run home runfinakl... astros win 3-1... the giants drop to 5 1/2 games behind the dodgers and diamondbacks... the a's now 4 1/2 games behind houston in the a.l. west the 49ers and raidersopen their pre- a.l. west the 49ers and raidersopen their pre-season schedules later this week... today at niners camp they tried a little something different on defense.. deforest bucker.. who played mostly on the inside last year and had only three sacks... was moved to defensive end in the "edge rush" position today back in the 80's and 90's... 49er players such as fred dean and charles haley... filled this position... caled the "elephant" under former coach george seifert's system today the nners call it the "leo"... they hope by freeing up buckner on the edge they can gererate more of a pass rush here is buckner on the change today...(sot: buckner) " honestly i am comfortable in the inside and the outside so, when the coaches tell me

so doesn't he now call the island home. before he can answer even has to sit down to catch his breath. tell him what is have been following. the mob let me tell you why i want to go back to bug area. talk with all in one day i had to clean three rooms one after another in the next got off stage they stayed what i wasn't expecting to see my daughter at the hotel entrance. which awkward doubles the microwave though she had arrived early because her mother had dropped her off to meet my daughter knew which hotel i worked out of the g. approached me and stopped it was but then she looked at me and saw i was bathed in sweat and was tired and she said papa is this your job you carry suitcases or not the other thing is the stuff that i looked at her and said yes my love why then that would but papa is such hard work to go she was six years old and she was telling me this is hard work like that that she then took a little dress and said come here let me wipe your face because you're sweating that would be of particular that got to

but she and her neighbors want to go home and have a home to go home to. >> a transient is accused of looting an evacuated home, they spotted jacob taylor riding a atv and arrested him. they found things taken from the home in his possession, he is facing several felonies, including looting in an evacuated area. >>> well, all of the nearby fires have us in the bay area worrying about the quality of the air with we are breathing. s on -- solano county is issuing a air quality advisory. >> air quality will be an issue for some of us. north bay and the inland east bay, that are will see moderate air quality. smoke and haze will be noticed in the air in the afternoon, due to the fires in the north. as you go north, the air quality will decline. you go in the central valley and you will see the air quality in orange and red dots means that the air quality is unhealthy. we will take a look at how hot we get tomorrow afternoon, and the weekend forecast coming up in the accu-weather 7 day. >> now, to the ferguson fire burning west of plans to reopen the park has been delayed. park officials c

he said no, i am at home. i said who brought you home. he said nobody. i walked. >> reporter: walked 2.6 miles home. his parents mapped the route from fairview elementary school which winds through downtown to home. >> thinking of what could have happened to my son on his way by himself. >> reporter: his parents say after kindergarten their son was supposed to be escorted to a school program on the campus. a program they pay for. he shared his journey home, not knowing street names, just recognizing land marks. >> that way. right there. >> you walked that way. >> then around there. >> and then what? >> then i went -- straight. i went straight. turned. >> second street he said there was two benches and showed me where they were and he cruzed the street -- crossed the street. he said the car stopped. >> reporter: his parents showed up, day two to make sure their son was taken to the after school program. >> working mom. four kids. my husband works as well. and this is what i have to go through to make sure my kids are safe. >> reporter: the school district

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he gets a telegram to come home. ben has pneumonia and yes no idea that is about to come back to this room and watch ben die. ben that contracted the spanish influenza, a flu pandemic that swept the world and killed millions and a virus that doesn't just take the young and elderly. it takes guys like ben, he is 25. thomas wolfe wrote that he didn't understand, ben was the sort of guy who deserve the best in life and he was someone who'd gotten nothing from it. but in death it is the victorian tradition, the wolfe's there are no expense and they buy ben a fine funeral, and thomas wolfe writes that ben got more from his family in death than he had in his life. thomas wolfs first book "look homeward, angel" was published in october 1929, not long before the stock market will crash. and so for first to offer it did very well. probably sold about 15,000 copies in its first run and quickly went into a second run. and then the second run doubled the sales of the first run of the book, and pretty soon the publisher will allo

(grant) homes have (grant) homes have not burned homes have not burned but structures in the peabodyion and lagoon subdivision are threatened the fire had moved over the ridge to the gold ridge development. residents of hancock drive and hom drive are being evacuated.the fire is evacuated.drive are being drive and hom of hancock residents development. the gold ridge the ridge to moved over the fire had threatened subdivision are and lagoon subdivision in the peabody but structures tonight.new evacuations tonight. (grant) homes have not burned but structures in the peabody subdivision and lagoon subdivision are the fire had moved over the ridge to the gold ridge residents of hancock drive and hom drive are being the fire is the spca the help of vacaville pd, fire, and some amazing people that stopped to help we got the animals out. cement hill road is closed between peabody and manuel campos drive. ááááá evacuations ááááádrive.manuel campos peabody and manuel campos drive. ááááá evacuations are continuing in the paradise valley area. fairfield pd is working with staff at senior living