this is a glorious home, a success of the new policy where they have had the chance to recover from lifeo. but i want to see how young people in other homes are faring. at a recent event at the un general assembly, bulgaria was identified as a model for reform. i have been invited tojoin in the team, disability rights international, for part of their tour around 2a group homes across bulgaria. they are documenting conditions for a report on social care across the country. we visit five group homes together. in the first home in north bulgaria, we filmed covertly in order to capture early images of what we are witnessing. ten young people live here across two floors and their lives are more or less confined to the boundaries of the home. mitko is 16 years old. he is autistic. there is only one carer on duty and she is clearly struggling with mitko who gets aggressive. while small, this child is actually 15 years old. she lives just along the corridorfrom mitko. the children here are unlikely to be able to learn the skills to become independent. upstairs, two young people are sleeping. a c

of the stammer had, this was a place where african-americans could come and find a home. it had 748 units. here,d families living several individuals from today who remember and talk about growing up here. there were financial limitations for individuals who live there but again, it was a school there and you could have a home. >> what were some of the challenges for the people living in indianapolis at that time? >> adequate housing. that was a challenge. that is why you had something like the garden. the properties that were destroyed, demolished to build had been labeled as slums. now you're able to have a home for that. jobs that as individuals had? andwere people surviving making it through? locks field closed and in 1983, all but seven of the original buildings were torn down. now we are going to ransom place. we can go down cam street and turn right here. mr. ransom was the attorney for the street isin named after the ransom family. we have the original structures but also new construction. this neighborhood early on, you had european and immigrant. the 1920's, you

a common reason. many of the women are supporting family back home. rs owe money to brokers who helped them obtain a work visa. desperate for income, they secretly give birth and go back to work. >> translator: workers don't get the support they need because the system to protect them is incomplete and laws are not fully enforced. >> in this uncertain environment, harmony home is the only private organization in taiwan looking after expectant mothers in the migrant community. operating with limited resources, yang depends on careful organization and dedicated staff. eight staff work alongside the mothers. they work in shifts and take care of the children 24/7. this woman has worked here two years. born i in indonesia, she movede taiwan after m marrying a local man. she is the only staff member at harmony home who speaks indonesian, making her the first point of contact for many of the mothers coming here. >> translator: we ask those who have come here and given birth to spread informationon about u through social media. we wanant expecting migrants wh

a hero. the 11 year-old noticed the home was on fire and woke everyone up. essage. >> i'm really happy he called. and he reached out. because i would never think someone like this would happen. >> adding insult to injury over the weekend someone broke into the family's car. taking cash and other donations. >> today the they reached out saying they too want to help. and other donation are also pouring in. with the family go fund me sight reaching almost $33,000. >> huge thank you to the community. to friends and family. to you. it's wonderful to see all the support. nobody has to do it. >> their hotel vouchers will run out soon. the family says their current priority is finding a permanent affordable apartment. there's a lot of anxiety over the loss and questions about the future. the family says their hearts are full. thanks to the community. >> in the past two minutes we have learned that mr. shark is getting involved. responding to the tweet she spoke to the family and asking people to find a permanent home the family can rent. we'll keep track of the famil

they say a fight broke out at a home overnight. in the end two men were found dead, at least one shot to death. a woman was hurt and taken to the hospital, but she is expected to be okay. a sheriff's deputy says neighbors are not in danger. >> no further reason for the public to be aware. we believe the parties involved are on scene and we just want to let the community know we'll be out here for a while investigating. >> investigators found a gun near the crime scene. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you the very latest here this morning. >>> an escape plan landed him in the hospital and he had severe burns and left a family without a home. >> 29-year-old raul anthony rodriguez was driving a stolen vehicle near lewis and senter roads. officers tried to pull him over. instead deputies say rodriguez took off on foot and broke into a home on santee river court. the homeowner was able to escape the house. then the house caught fire with the suspect inside. >> by the time they got here the house that was burning was fully en

from condemned home to a brand new 2 story single family custom green home. the home has 5 bedrooms and 5 and a half baths and is more than 4200 square feet. people saw condemned home, you saw something different. when her client said he wanted to buy the property last year, he explained he wasn't looking at the eyesore. he was envisioning what he could build on the 9400 square foot lot. >> i don't care what's standing on top. i need to know the size of the lot. >> reporter: he outbid 11 others, paying $1.23 million. so how much does his vision cost? the home with uv windows, skylights, and a meditation room hit the market on thanksgiving for $2.88 million. would you do it again? >> yeah. >> reporter: a dream home with a view of the bay area. >> it was worth all the love and effort and hard work. >> reporter: in fremont, maria medina, kpix 5. >> get this, the owner is not a developer. he does this for a passion he tells us. as far as his potential profit on the deal, he wouldn't say. >>> darren peck standing by with the forecast. we're looking at more wet wea

a home worth seeing if you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps global interiors tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. but news that cut loose to manage solutions and resources should. create interactive content teaching the next generation of those and one that took such action. using the channels available to inspire people to get action and more determined to do something here for the next generation and the idea is for the environment series of global 3000 on d w and online. more. lining up for a bargain as day after christmas shop for the around the world are going to tank for the failed but just how much are they spending. also coming up we'll look at an extreme case of a rental market gone bought in mumbai old neglected buildings are out of risk of collapse. leaving a bitter taste whiskey makers in the sun feared for their future as u.s. tariff sticking to bite. this. christmas barely over and the sales have already started in london bargain hunter

the clooneys have a home in l.a. >> she's a really kind and smart and intelligent young woman and therere really wonderful, loving couple. >> amal has reportedly given advice in how to settle into london life, and rumors archie has had playdates with the twins. there's many people that could be entertaining the royals for the holidays. serena, the beckhams, lots of celebs that attended the wedding. and new headlines claim meghan was smart to invite a-listers, even ones she didn't know well like oprah and the clooneys, because now the they're team meghan. >> just someone who is very confident about brand meghan. meghan has a network. >> so, how does the royal family feel? well, if they are upset, no one is showing it. today, the queen and charles opened parliament in london. harry and meghan's official break is around the new year and they could return with a big surprise. >> they may be using this trip as an opportunity to look at some houses, a second home in the states. >> okay, let's move onto a scary moment for marc anthony. a yacht owned by him caught fire with passengers onboard.

. >> the girl's mother was found slumped over in a car not far from her home. he is being held without bail. video police tweet this had photo of a car being towed. a western was cited. about 100 people were at the sideshow. someone in the crowd fired shots and a police vehicle was damaged. no one was actually hurt. >>> new york police are searching for a second tebow wanted in the tex with the murder of student tessa majors. they are searching for a 14-year-old they thought would surrender monday night but did not. police were led to that teen by a 13-year-old who is already in custody and due in court today. majors was stabbed multiple times by a group of teens last wednesday during a robbery. majors was wrapping up her first semester when she was killed. >>> developing news this morning on the impeachment showdown. tomorrow is a full and final house vote on the two articles of impeachment against president trump. the rules committee is meeting today to set the groundwork for how tomorrow will go. this comes as leaders are clashing over how a possible impeachm

as a home is towed awar. the holemess problem in the bay area reared its head in concord today... as police put a stop to big rv's taking up space for days, weeks and months. good evening i'm grant lodes.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. kron 4's gayle ong is live in concord with details.gayle. (vicki) another big story we are following tonight... san francisco state university remains closed following a bomb threat. the threat affected several buildings on campus and postponed all finals that were scheduled for today... kron4's ella sogomonian joins us now in the newsroom ... with what we know right now... ella? (ella) the bomb threat investigation is over but the campus remains closed. this all happened as students are taking final exams this week. they were evacuated from a library, the gym, a few halls and several residential buildings at around 3 this afternoon.faculty was removed from the administration building.áno one was allowed onto the main campus during the search. (ella) three hours later- after a thorough sweep police found there to be no credibl

a few blocks away, similar home. also decked out in christmas decorations. when it comes to this invite. it's a tale of two houses. >> here's the invite. and you're sure you didn't get that. >> positive. it's a mystery that landed in the neighborhood. it's great for the people to get an opportunity to see what's going on. >> rethink the invite list. you shouldn't exclude people right here. >> it gets you into an apple park neighborhood open house saturday. you can't get in without it. the list is not public. >> i didn't want to go anyway. i don't even have an iphone. >> it's a listening time coming. plans for the massive headquarters were approved in 2003. had they been a good neighbor? depends on which side of the street you're asking. >> how would you rate them as a neighbor? >> five being the best, let's go with 3.9. >> one to five? zero. really. it's a great company but that building just messed it all up. i'm sure you notice the traffic. >> when we were looking at it shs it was like it an apocalypse. but so far it's not been too bad. >> it's nice they're

this school in central lisbon is the new home of a cat colony. cumorah she is at home here now. the tomcat has a kind of educational mission for the new arrivals. and. i think it's important for them to have to gain respect for animals and it's always good for both so we talk so much about 50 cent ship and this is also a way of creating this awareness for for animals. and to our taste thinks this is desperately needed. she says the cat patrol is just a 1st step. i think this is a tip of the iceberg of more you main and green ways of solving these issues. these cats are pioneers so to speak a lot is expected from them. but they're taking it easy as the hunt begins. cats do things on their own time it was the day the music died for europe's leading instrument makers one of fierce storm tore down thousands of trees and if you please north there were fears the industry could be devastated the precious would involve the c.m.i. used for violins and pianos had practically vanished overnight but the community couldn't let it go and embarked on a mission to salvage the wreckage now it's r

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many south africans could never afford to buy a home of their own so they rent shacks in other people's backyards all crammed together side by side. is a self-taught brick layer while building it out building in the backyard of his parents' home he got an idea to replace corrugated metal shacks with brick houses his customers other people who own the land they pay for the building in monthly installments using the rent they receive from the tenants while the. tenants themselves get to live in a better home plus the whole thing is more environmentally friendly as the houses are made of special bricks so they're more like almost like they're walking so because. you. cut your burden caused by up to 30 percent. of your unsecured still live what you're trying to bring to the river. you're going to the. group on this you. have to put a roof. plan lets you know who makes his bricks out of construction waste so he doesn't need to use sand that also means the bricks don't have to be fired in a kiln which saves on energy because the building blocks are interlocking the pressure of their own weigh

a chance to make their case for staying. the real estate firm wedge wood says it wants to sell the home to a first time home buyer. >>> let's get to the impeachment showdown in washington. a key republican senator is speaking out saying that she is disturbed about how the process is unfolding so far between senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and the white house. trevor alt has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, lawmakers locked in a bitter holiday standoff. president trump unleashing an attack on house speaker nancy pelosi. >> she hates the republican party. she hates all of the people that voted for me and the republican party. >> reporter: the president also firing off a string of tweets aimed at pelosi criticizing her for refusing to turn over the articles of impeachment against him to the senate, but the speaker is standing firm, writing a letter to house democrats saying, it now remains for the senate to present the rules under which we will proceed. republicans have already pushed back against requests from the democrats. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell pledging total coordination with the white house, a

. >> she was a victim of a subject hitting her and taking things from her home. a man matching the description broke into a unit at this apartment community. please say he was confronted by the resident and took off running. 911 calls led police in the direction of the construction site. >> my understanding is eventually he did surrender. no use of force was needed. >> while this was underway the 50 or so workers on the job waited in order to retrieve their tools and the job superintendent said the entire situation was surreal. >> the police were concerned he may grant a construction vast if he found one and put it on to try to blend in. >> the victim was not seriously hurt and did not seek medical attention. reporting in freemark i am mark sayre kpix five. >>> warm springs boulevard will close while police negotiated with the suspect. >> a heads up for bart riders. a 5.4 fare increase starts in the new year. the fare for a short trip from berkeley to 19th street in oakland will increase by $0.10. the fare for a longer trip from antioch to montgomery will go up by

moments of terror we saw plate out in a home, not far from where i'm standing. the building behind me that is partially lit is a synagogue. there is a residence next to that location. that is where authorities say this individual with a blade walked in as several jewish families were gathering celebrating the 7th night of hanukkah when he immediately began to stab several individuals. we know at least five people were injured, taken to area hospitals. we're working to get you the latest on their conditions. the community here, already there is a certain level of resilience here. one of the individuals told me a little while ago that the rabbi that was hosting this hanukkah celebration after this incident took place went next door to the synagogue and continued celebrating hanukkah and lighting the candle. it goes to show the resilience that we are already seeing here just a few hours after the events took place. we are certainly left with questions about what happened tonight and most importantly, what can be done not just here but a i short drive from new york c

to black families and people of color, making owning a home he privilege afforded primarily to white americans and contributing to the racial wealth gap as we know it. as of the third quarter of 2019, the white home ownership rate is 73% compared to nearly 48% for latino's and 43% for black homeowners. today fha plays an important role in our housing finances system that is helping to ensure that access to homeownership is broadly available and if why 2019 alone faa helped over 615,000 borrowers become holders for the first time with over 33% of fha markets endorsements serving minority owners over half showing low to moderate income borrowers if she also plays a vital role in expanding access to affordable rental housing through its multi family insurance program yet in the midst of the current affordable housing crisis it they have burdens so many families with an affordable rents secretary carson chose to terminate if h aides partnership with the federal financing bank, which provided lowest cost financing for affordable multi family housing loans. fha is designed to play a counte

get an estimate on the damage and hire a contractor to fix their home. ( robin ) oakland police seized six firearms -- including an a-r 15 semi- automatic rifle during an operation earlier this week.. police arrested one man.. no details on what led to the gun seizure.. they say the investigation is still active. ( robin ) san francisco police arrested these two men ... in connection to a shooting back in september. police say... 26-year-old ájarillo estebaná from oakland -- on the left -- and 22-year-old átony castilloá from daly city -- on the right -- fired two shots into a group of people gathered in the city's mission district. one person was injured. police used survellance footage to identify the suspects.. they arrested esteben last month ... castillo earlier this month... both are charged with attempted ( robin ) in the east bay... police are looking for a man accused of exposing himself in public. alameda police are trying to identify the man on the screen. they say he entered a subway restaurant on webster street tuesday.... and exposed himself. poliuce only have a generic d

they can carry a gun to a second home. they can carry it to a practice range out the state. >> so justice ginsburg, the petitioners have not gotten all the relief to which they've been entitled if they prevail in this litigation before the city and the state changed the law. the best way to elicit that is if we prevail in the district court before these changes in the law, we would've been entitled to a declaration that the transport ban is and always was unconstitutional. but we'd also be entitled to an injunction that did three things. one, prohibit future enforcement of the transport ban, second, prevent the city from taking task conduct in violation of the band into account in licensing decisions, and third, an injunction that safeguard our right to transport meaningfully such that it would not be limited to continuous and undirected transport. the state law -- >> as far as what you said about enforcing past violations, no plaintiff has alleged that they ever violated the regulations when they were in effect? >> that's

, we variety to thhave a ri home. >> reporter: a crowd cheered on the mothers who took over though home on magnolia street last month. the property is opened by a real estate investment company out of redondo beach called wedge wood. a spokesperson for the company says they're willing to talk with the moms, but first they have to leave. >> wedge wood and everybody else really feels for these moms, for people who are homeless, but that doesn't give anybody the right to take someone else's property. >> reporter: hired public relations consultant says it is in the hands of the sheriff's office. >> we don't know when they're going to come, but we're going to be here, and we're not leaving without a fight, like this is our home, this is mom's house. >> reporter: as you heard right there, the mothers calling on community members to rally behind them and support them on december 17th. i reached out to the alameda county sheriff's office, and a spokesperson tells me deputs en notice if that house is not empty. that's the latest here in oakland, melissa colorado. >>> president trump

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a 19-year-old woman in east oakland earlier this month. it happened near 98th avenue ande street not far from her father's home. police have charged a suspect identified as roberto martinez with her murder. >>> investigators are trying to determine the cause of an overnight fire in a warehouse in oakland. it started shortly after 2:30 people who ran from fast-moving flames had been living in the building illegally. investigators say there were no sprinklers, no fire extinguishers, creating a huge fire hazard. >> we have to make sure that red-tag buildings that are truly unsafe do not have people living in them. that doesn't help anybody. >> one woman suffered burns to her hand. investigators are expected to spend the next several days there trying to find out how the fire started. >>> coming up, going through all the extra waste after the holidays. >> how hard it is to afford a home not only in the bay area but across the country. s >>> many recycling bins around the bay area are overflowing with empty boxes and trash from the holidays. and this year, san francisco's recycling center brought some new tools to ha

this started as an altercation at a home. a woman was inside the home with a teenaged boy, a younger child and another man. they believe he's either a friend or her boyfriend. deputy tells us that a second man possibly the woman's current or ex-husband, showed up around midnight. there was an argument. the woman got hurt in the head. she has since been treated and released, she's going to be okay. the deputy says that current or ex-husband showed up, shot the other man, apparently the other man was trying to run away. his body is across the street from the home. the ex or current husband he's in a car in front of the home, dead from a gunshot wound, the gun found inside that vehicle, and the sheriff's office is saying want to reiterate there waiting for the sun to come up they were going to be out here for quite some time, hoping that that daylight will give them a better sense, some better eyes on the crime scene here behind me. reporting live here in vallejo, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for sorting that one out

it costs over $80,000 a year to live in a nursing home, and assisted living costs $43,000 a year. these high prices certainly weigh heavily on aging americans and their families as they try to plan for future long-term care needs. most americans want to age in their homes but need help to stay there, relying heavily on family members and friends for day-to-day assistance. uncompensated caregivers like our witness christina brown are the unsung heroes in many of these cases. often, their own health, finances, and family relationships become strained as they take on caregiving rules. exacerbating these challenges is our nation's failure to guarantee paid medical and family leave compared with the nations. we want to thank christina and all our witnesses here today who courageously will tell their personal stories and share their expertise. at this time, i want to do something that is a bit unusual, and that is i want to yield my time to congresswoman linda sanchez, who recently told me of her family's moving story of caring for loved ones experiencing dementia as they have age. let m

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police did find a realistic gun that shoots bbs at the student's home. >>> a problem with muni trainsuse commuter nightmares yesterday was not an isolated incident. we have been reporting about equipment failures on some of the brand new cars. tonight we have video that shows the lengths muni is going to to keep the new fleet running. >> reporter: this is what's left of the light rain train car number 2033 the p. t motte the work ov thieves or vandals but rather muni maintenance crews. they are taking part from this train to keep the rest of the new fleet running. it's been picked over from floor to ceiling, the front steps, control instruments and even the wheels scrounged for parts. nbc bay area investigative unit learned a total of four cars have been cannibalized like this. they said they swap out parts. they say it's matter of convenience given the cost and delay of getting new parts from overseas. the head of the operators union says new trains are not holding up well. >> i'm not entirely sure what the point is building a $3 million train just to be picked on for parts, to be st

in september, we told you about three people who tried to break into a home in pleasanton. they kicked down a door, while the homeowner was taking a shower inside. when the woman screamed, they ran off. well, then in october, fremont police arrested three teens, for breaking into another home. now, investigators say evidence links those teens to the attempted robbery in pleasanton. >>> gas, it is. the menlo park fire department will not be going electric after all. the fire district decided not to purchase an all electric fire truck. the proposal failed with a 3-2 vote. the truck would have cost more than $1 million, which is several hundred thousand dollars more than a standard gas-powered truck. >>> a san francisco woman is going to great heights to bring home her beloved dog. you might have seen a message, this message here, flying over san francisco and oakland yesterday afternoon. the banner from the airplane, reading, bring jackson home.com. that is the web site emily palermo set up to find her mini aussie shepherd jackson. it is believed that someone stole jackson on

home must be $1 million or below. if you're looking to purchase and sell within a year, were you nur home must not be at a value that is worth more than 105% of your exist egging home. which means if you sell your old home for $1 million, and you buy a home within one year, your new home should not be worth more than $1.15 million. if you sell your existing home at $1 million and buy a replacement between year one and two, it should be no more than $1.1 million. know that your ability to participate in this program expires after two years. you will not be able to receive prop 60 tax benefits if you cannot make the purchase within two years. so benefit from this tax savings program, you have to apply. just download the prop 60 form from our website and submit it to our office. for more, visit our website, sfassessor.org, >> working with kids, they keep you young. they keep you on your tones -- on your toes. >> teaching them, at the same time, us learning from them, everything is fulfilling. >> ready? go. [♪] >> we really wanted to find a way to support women entrepreneurs in particular in san francisco. it was very impo

this happened yesterday around noon at a home on oasis drive between treat and monument boulevard. police shot and killed a 60-year-old man. police or neighbors say the man who died had severely beaten his elderly parents. when officers arrive they say the man was on the verge of killing his own mother. >> our officers went inside and they located the son, straddling his mother, while holding a knife. >> to be honest, it's a sad thing that things like this have to happen this time of year and it ended the way it did. >> police say the couple called 911 saying their son was armed and drunk or on drugs. the husband and wife are in the hospital with serious injuries. >>> how about a happier story on nbc bay area the community giving back after a mobile shower unit that serves homeless people was damage million-dollar the south bay. it's a story we brought you last week on "today in the bay." so far more than $2,200 has been donated to casa de clara, the charity provides hot showers to more than 100 people on the streets in san jose. thieves stole the catalytic converter. replacing the

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>> homeless mothers, and a battle over a vacant home in oakland. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 newseless women took it over and have refused to leave. >> the real estate company that owns the house says the women are standing in the way of a project that will benefit oaklands at risk youth. details on the project, and speaking with the women's attorney and neighbors.>> the attorney tells me that the women have the support of government officials. but on the other side there trying to get them out of the home. >> reporter: this home has been taken over by for mothers and their children since mid-

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a man has appeared in court in the us, after 5 people were stabbed at the home of a rabbi, in new yorktate — the governor calls it, "domestic terrorism". the mayor of sydney, says the new year fireworks display will go ahead as planned — despite a petition calling for it to be cancelled out of respect for those affected by the ravaging bushfires. the lawyer of a british woman whose husband and two children drowned in a swimming pool in a spanish resort on christmas eve has said she may pursue an independent investigation. with me are robert fox — the defence editor of the evening standard and ruth lea — economic adviser at arbuthnot banking. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. an emotional reunion for a mother and son on the front of the financial times which says a prisoner swap between ukraine and russian rebels raises hopes for a final truce. the new years honours data leak which saw the addresses of around 1000 people — including high profile celebrities — being published online could cost tens of millions of pounds — that's according to the i. the daily mail investigate

all new 800 square foot homes are in multiunit buildings. this would be a stand alone home, allowing someone who wouldn't be able to afford a home, that opportunity. this would aban awkward a.d.u. unit. would be an awkward a.d.u. unit. finally and most importantly for the zoning administrator, converting the rear garage into a dwelling unit meets all the criteria for a rear yard variance. there are exceptional or extraordinary circumstances. this is an oversized lot. the carriage house is already located in the rear yard and has been there for decades. literal enforcement of the rear yard requirement would result in an unnecessary hardship or difficulty. it would force the carriage house to either remain vacant or have a tenancy type imposed on it. the difficulties would be using it as storage. i would point out the a.d.u. approach requires the administrator to grant an exception from the rear yard requirement. it's done as a waiver administratively and without this public hearing. i would say that it's necessary for important property rights, other similar

the options include acquiring a set of multi-bedroom homes and apartments. the other idea involves creating indoor-outdoor shelter sites with rv hook ups. >>> one house in oakland is causing quite a stir between 2 groups that both want to help the community. >> one wants to use it to house at risk youth. the other currently living there illegally is using it to draw attention to the homeless crisis and vacant investor homes. >> reporter: moms for housing versus shelter 37. both want to make oakland a better place, but they're taking very different approaches. and now the owner of the house has asked the mothers who moved in illegal will to get out so a nonprofit can move in. >> i have sympathy, but in the united states you can't take someone's property. >> reporter: james washington runs shelter 37. it's an la-based organization that has teamed up with the owners of this house to train and house at risk youth whose lives have been impacted by violence, crime, or abandonment. their plan is to venerate the house using those kids, but they can't now. >> they sho

she went to a home, she was off the streets, she felt great. if we could set up showers, bath houses for the women, or anybody, that would be great. i hear there's a shower here every monday and a big water heater, they don't turn it on, they must have forgotten. i'm trying to eradicate the word homeless and turn it to curb side communities instead of encatchments. a lot of time on the news they call it the homeless, you know, the homeless, no curb side community. we're nobody's problem i believe. i have about 500 saved on a fundraiser that i've been doing on facebook. part of that, well that money is set aside to get a van. something with an engine so i can go and haul trailers and go see my daughter who i haven't seen in 6 years. i really want to be useful. i have all this free time being homeless. i can't afford to go to work and pay bills and stuff, i just want to be useful. it's a struggle out here. it's like being a pioneer woman or a cowboy. you come out here in your rv or tent or whatever, and we're settling the curbs because it's the la

may be integrally related to the effective use of a handgun inside the homes licensed not speaking about the second amendment at large but the premises licensed specifically the only proper lens to look at the question through is whether the restriction impinges on effective use of the handgun in the home. with regard to training we have two related reasons why it doesn't. the first is to look to historical restrictions which are not themselves directed at premises license but are eliminating historically the location where people were permitted to train was fairly extensively restricted provided the opportunity to train remain available. that's the principle we distill from history and when you apply it to the premises license here the conclusion is the ability to train locally and circumstance where market forces are allowed to operate to allow how many facilities are present with no indication supplies and Ãand petitions here in their summary judgment affidavits never even said they wish to engage in any form of regular training outside the city. all they

home side. extends their unbeaten run to 4 matches. now here's a look at results for match day 14 so far it's been an exceptionally good weekend for the home side this weekend. in dortmund freiburg and spoke all keep their 3 points at home frankfurt so far the only side to drop points that was a home to hats on friday are 2 more games that photo on sunday or new on it when you're in berlin and braman let's see if the points stay in those 2 cities now let's have a look at the table and see what's changed the top 2 are untouchable but they've opened a full point gap and by and surprise surprise it and 7th that must really for the record champions has been very to from movement in the bottom half because the most the teams are playing to more. move up after their win and of course had to move up after the draw on friday now it's time for the play of the day the winner is marco royce with 44 percent of the vote. the captain gets the gong but it was really just the final link and dazzling chain of pass' that kickstarted don't wednesday against just. sor

police found a man dead on the sidewalk in front of a home. le were detained for questioning this morning. sjpd says they do have a possible suspect but no names have been released at this point. >>> airbnb is rolling out something new aimed at protecting its guests this holiday season. they launched new features to help keep its customer safe. they are launching a neighborhood support page where neighbors can alert about unauthorized parties. noise detector programs. hosts can install detectors in their home. it's adding a new feature that allows guests to make direct calls to authorities in an emergency. finally, it is adding a high risk review aimed at stopping unauthorized parties before they start. >>> you have to be real patient for this one. an artist is taking on climate change with photography and his project won't be completed for 1,000 years. the artist will install four cameras around lake tahoe. the cope is to capture the changes. they will be inside a copper drum near a plaque that will explain the project to the public. the proje