actor danny glover is joining the air b-n-b team as an advisor.lover will reach out to communities of color to encourage them to sign up with the company. he wants to make sure everyone is taking advantage of the economic opportunity available in renting their homes. the social justice activist says he has seen first hand how air-b-n-b is committed to.. in his words.. getting it right. air-b-n-b has also entered into a partnership with the n-double-a-c-p. (marty) america's favorite "science guy" is going after disney. bill nye has filed a suit against the media giant claiming he was short changed more than 9-million dollars in earnings from "bill nye the science guy." nye hired an accountant and filed suit after disney demanded he repay a large portion of his 2007 earnings. disney and the other defendants did not immediately respond to requests for comment. (marty) you may have noticed more diverse emoji options on facebook lately. the tech giant has released 125 new family options in recent months. rather than just yellow characters... there are

air b and b are being very proactive. they deleted some people's reservations because they cross referenced their user names with what they were saying on social media sites. >> let's start with the content sites like facebook. some of these white supremacy groups have been using facebook to organize events. they have been using facebook for the purpose of coming together. i spoke with a partner at nters sewers about whether content companies should be going into the business of policing. >> there are some constraint about content, particularly inciting violence, but outside of that, it is a difficult place to be. i don't think companies can censor content legally or prudely. i don't think content should be send i don't remembered. >> even if it is not the consent, he is saying these companies shouldn't sensor it. where will they draw the line? >> right now it is subjective. that is one of the problems with policies, is they all happen behind closed do you understand. facebook says it has always had very consistent policy

air-b-n-b has also entered into a partnership with the n- double-a-c-p. (vicki) america's favorite "science guy" is going after disney. bill nye has filed a suit against the media giant claiming he was short changed more than 9-million in earnings from "bill nye the science guy." nye hired an accountant and filed suit after disney demanded he repay a large portion of his 2007 earnings. disney subsidiaries including buena vista television and a-b-c are also named as defendants in nye's lawsuit. disney and the other defendants did not immediately respond to requests for comment. (grant) have you noticed more diverse emoji options on facebook lately? the tech giant has released 125 new family option in recent months. rather than just yellow characters... there are skin tones ranging from light to dark. the update does not offer an option for multiculural families... which has some users disappointed. facebook says it introduced the updated emojis back in april ... but they did not start gaining attention until this week thanks to a post by the reference site

b and now ironically the home he grew up in is on air b and b. alex ball within is releasing a parady and it was release by entertainment weekly. here it is home. you can't spell america without me. not bad. he is squeezing every bit of juice out of that lemon, let me tell you. i'm imagining, i don't know who the the ghost writer is, but i doubt alec baldwin wrote this whole thing, but it's supposedly written from the president's perspective expected to hit store by november. a bad christmas gift tornado watch someone out there. jason shave its who is working for fox news shave its will focus on how information technology impacts our expectations of privacy during his fellowship. these are supposed to be fun stories, by the way. this is boring. he left the house earlier this year -- he's not the most interesting guy to begin with. he's from utah. there are stand up people from utah, but not the most exciting people. chaf its thought congres s housing stipends citing the high cost of rent in d.c. now he's going to be living in cambridge former nfl

air b&b's are more popular, on the other hand, when u.s. people to rent out their houses for parties were hundred 50 people or weddings, and the zoning code most people would agree it's probably not reasonable and single-family neighborhood teva hundred 50 people hanging out in front yard. but in an air b&b rio to people in their eating breakfast with your dog is probably okay. so how do we navigate that environment and the regulatory fashion? another thing in a city like akron where traffic congestion is nonexistent, certainly by d.c. or any other standards our mayor has been really progressive with the idea of what we call road diet, so taking streets and roads that were built and the great thing another luxury we have is we just need to take paint and we can take that four-lane road into three lane road with bike lanes. we will sometimes get pushback on people same were taken away the lanes and then there gonna make up a number of how much longer they think it's going to take to get somewhere. but when we did that project we shrunk the f

(tiffany) and air-b-n-b is expanding its hurricane assistance program.people who rent out their homes in the surrounding areas in texas are able to offer a place to stay for free to help the victims. (mark) the program was only supposed to last until this friday, but it will now be expanded to september 25th. air-b-n-b is waiving the three-percent service fee they normally charge hosts. (tiffany) right now there are nearly 400 homes being made available for victims in san antonio, austin, and dallas. (mark) and if you would like to help people affected by harvey... you can text the word "harvey" to the number on your screen... 90999 to make a ten dollar donation to the red cross. we've also posted other ways you can donate on our website at kron four dot com. (james) tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. (darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)the brief cooldown continues this morning with mid to upper 50s to start

and the air b.n. b. host is just agreed to pay a financial penalty in comply with anti-discrimination laws after texting to her asian guest in california quote go ahead i wouldn't rent to you if you were the last person on earth one word says it all close quote and no we're not making that up join me to add to explain this is kevin kids the director of california's department of fair employment and housing kevin let me ask you this first of all explain how your department gets involved in cases like this. sure so we're the state of california civil rights agency and what that means is that we take complaints of discrimination across the board and housing and employment and businesses and we investigate those complaints and we file cases in court in appropriate cases so although this case has made many surprising headlines it's many people are still just becoming familiar with. it i mean i i think the importance of it is it's showing i mean is it the edge of some kind of cultural shift where we think it's

with air b.n. b. i mean what actually happened how did this evolve sure so the facts are pretty straightforward and it really is what you just described it's a young woman here with her friends who'd made a reservation for an air b.n. b. property and then right before they arrived in a snowstorm the reservation was cancelled and what makes this a civil rights issue or a discrimination issue is the use of the the racial reasons for cancelling that reservation and it was just right out there in the text messages so there wasn't much ambiguity about this one so is a mention of the beginning what is what's the agreement has been reached between your agency in the air b.n. b. how do you go about reaching an agreement what types of agreements do you reach in these types of civil rights kinds of cases. sure so in california for a violation of. for most fair housing violations or it's going to be a four thousand dollar penalty so it's going to cost you to discriminate against people and how saying and then th

air b and b contest and how you can enter it at 5:00. >>> one guy from delaware and another one from jersey, two local guys are trying to make a run from the eagles. a report from training cam >>> a delaware county teacher with a new lease on life. coming up at 6:00 stephanie stahl introduces you to a man who can see for the first time in decade, as device is making it all possible. >> well, yeah, pretty cool. >> from all that, don joins us now and you are really local today. >> we're going local and talking about opportunities. >> all right. >> when that door opened, you have to step in there. >> yes. >> in this case you better run >> yes. >> last season lagarrette blount led nfl in rushing touchdowns. he is big, strong, right now he is unavailable. free agent from new england missed his third straight practice for personal reasons. that has allowed two local guys to flourish in the eagles backfield. two local products are getting their shot for first time at running back this week, and they are trying to make the most of it. >> it is when your number up you have to be ready for it.

what is this air b&b thing? to go to their website and tell them why they think the eclipse is bringing people together and why they want to be a part of it. the winner will get to bring a fan to the oregon wilderness, spend the night star gazing and in the morning jump on a private jet, fly to the pacific ocean where the eclipse will start forming. not only will they be the first to see the eclipse but get an extra minute of eclipsedom. on the ground, you get it for two minutes. in the air, you can see it a minute more. if that doesn't work, you can go to the path of totality where you get the solar eclipse. >> shepard: we'll have full coverage. thank you, ma'am. we'll be right back. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. i have age-related maculare degeneration, amd, he told me to look at this grid ever

. >>> air b and b is helping out people who are stranded in texas. i'll tell y at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> in san francisco residents in hunters point are moving into new accommodations just across the street. >> it's the milestone of a project that transformed the south eastern part of san francisco. vic lee with the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. >>> ground breaking was two years ago. now these new apartments replacing replace ing dehappilapeilapeilapeilape n >> it was really scary. >> reporter: he moved to one of new units. he says he can now breathe. >> i don't know how heaven is, but seems like i got a taste o

the neighborhood created one exchange house, for $22,000 making it a cultural center for the movies, air b&b is getting more popular, people run out their houses for parties, 150 people or weddings, in the zoning code most people agree it is not reasonable to have 100 people regularly hanging out but where you have two people eating breakfast, your dog is probably okay. how do we navigate that environment and regulatory fashion. other things in akron where they are pretty much nonexistent. and any coastal standard. and has been really progressive. and far more traffic than they carried, and the four ray load, pretty easy to do. and taking away the lanes. and how much it is going to work somewhere and the project where you deduct the project, to a 2 lane street, we actually measured the change in the average speed of the traffic, it didn't happen because maybe 12 seconds longer for people to get through their. another thing in planning profession which is great, going back to the scientific method. we have a whole industry of consultants, with these sophisticated computer models starting my

my question really is is there a specific regulation or rule four air b&b to require the whole sharesto follow? for example checking into a sheraton or marriott i know exactly what the standard i could stay up to and certain types of things i could expect. >> its public homes. private homes for private consumption. you cannot make someone do something. someone can do whatever they want. want. they started many years ago from the hospitality industry they decided they wanted to double down on the hospitality because there was a point people were telling them you should do office space and share any fixed asset. we are going to double down on hospitality they brought it in and tried to put in the standard a lot of resources on the website if you are posting someone in your home and listing your place on the site you want to earn money. you want to increase the odds of getting bookings so you are advised to follow their advice and clean the sheets and put some flowers in the room and spruce the place up and maybe offer a glass of wine or coffee. it helps to ask people to put on their inn

we've identified over and over, millennials will pay premium for uber, for air b&b and the iphone and they'll pay up it for makeup they don't want to pay up for cable because they prefer netflix and amazon you need to understand these facts. the facts about millennials, because they're changing the wait companies have to do business consider the tectonic shift we are seeing right now at the walt disney company last night we got a one-two punch. first, the company launching a subscription based online streaming service for espn next year to reach those millennials and everybody else disney is planning to cut off netflix in 2019, so they can launch their own competing streaming service. is it smart? is it dumb no, wrong questions. i think it was unavoidable and inevitable if millennials aren't going to watch traditional cable on tv, media companies need to come one a package to reach them or risk being left behind. disney's ceo knows that. the theme park and movie businesses are going strong, so he recognizes that something needs to change if the company is going back to growth mode he'

man being fired from his job at a fast food restaurant in berkeley now as some tech companies like air b and go daddy have pulled their services though far right groups are providing their own what's amounting to a shadow silicon valley some activists have joined another social network called gab. and a crowd funding platform has sprung up as an alternative to patrion who banned some users. with the events in charlottesville, tension is it building between the liberal tech world and america's far right thach continues to build as you were talking about last week google fired employee james damore for a mechl ywriting a md he has become an out right hero. thank you. >> thank you very much >>> coming up, ceos and mcdonald's seize will join us with his thoughts on ken frasier's executives from the president's manufacturing council. but first, a quick check on the markets. dow is holding ton a 150 point gain the s&p 500 and nasdaq up over 1% we'll be right back. hey gary, what'd you got here? this bad boy is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know

. >> the air b and b is putting on a special.rt term rental service is giving away a one night stay in a, transparent dome in oregon. you can see the zone where you can see it best is right there , the kay of the eclipse contest winners will board a private flight on the path of totality they call it. god, it sounds horrible. the path of totality. >> it is so scary. >> flight will increase viewing by one minute more than what is possible on the ground. >> wait. >> you will be in the air. >> by one minute more, really you will above the cloud in case it is cloud chicago, rainy. air b and b users can enter the contest on line. entry period closes thursday. >> all that for one minute. >> at midnight. >> would i do that. would i do that. why they were showing golden gate bridge i don't know i swear it is in the state of oregon. >> different people can apply from, i don't know. >> there are 18 people talking at once. >> on line what? >> can people hear what you are saying. >> no, no. >> i thought we decided you can press a button. >>

president trump for $725 a night, his five bedroom, childhood home in queens, new york is listed on air b and b and includes a giant cut out of the president in the living room. jan and rahel. >> that is hilarious. i went to college in queens, i went to st. johns, to study finance. i grew up in queens, in where near president trump's neighborhood but i also am a native of queens. >> queens is a large boro and certain parts of the queens that are affluent and other parts that are not. very diverse neighborhood. >> yes. >> very cool. >> one of the most diverse neighborhoods, they say country but i have even heard the world. >> i didn't know we had this in common, hanna, it explains why we're always so, ear to ear, eye to eye. >> thanks, hanna. >> yes. >>> if you have served our country, thank you. if you are looking for a job, stop by lincoln financial field for veterans job fair at 11:00 a.m. and end at 3:00. more than 50 potential employers will be there at free hiring event, opened to veterans, military spouses, guard man and reservists. if you are interested check out my facebook page w

. >> president trump's childhood home up for rent on air b and b. >> you can lay your head where theid for $725 a night, a real estate developer purchased the queen's new york home last year for 1.3 million. then flipped it three month later for would be very impressed with that, that real estate flipping. >> you like that. >> it's a deal. we'll be right back. this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! it's just better! >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to five at 2:30, shrek rid vegan chef hosed kids cooking challenge today. this is something she's passionate about, since she used to work with the former first lady michelle obama let's move campaign. >> the southeast where the competition just wrapped up. lauren thanks so much for

i actually have someone staying in my place as an air b and b they were stuck here.e're now family and they've been here a week longer than they were supposed to be. now we're family and going out and volunteering together downtown at shelters. i'm on the second floor so i wouldn't flooded. we're having roof leeks but i'm grateful that's the only issue. right now the really big issue is the ground is so soaked that trees are falling over. so, today a tree fell out in our front yard and smashed through my neighbor's window. so that's a new concern. the water's gone but now the trees are falling down. >> brittany baa ret toe thank you for your time and what you're doing for people who have been affected by this. >> thank you. my pleasure. thank you so much. >> it's going to take some time, john, a long time before obviously the water to reseed and the crews to get back to make sure the infrastructure's in place because that is also a big concern out here. >> just on what, you know as far as the issue of need and what people can do it's great to give stuff but all the a

>> reporter: you mentioned there the b-1 bombers, and the andersen air force base here. it invited lobel journalists to look how some of these b-1 bombers were operating. as one officer described it, they're in a constant state of readiness. he didn't describe exactly what their missions were today, and he also explained some of the motives behind the work they do and what they're trying to defend here on guam. in the u.s. take a listen. >> the majority of the people here, we live here. so i live here. my wife lives here. my two daughters hiv le s lives. my son lives here. we kids go to school here and we feel safe here now. that's what this korcontinued bomber presence does. >> reporter: wolf, there are some 5,300 u.s. servicemen and women at andersen air force base and naval base guam. and family members, about 13,000 here. of course, this island is home to more than 160,000 other american citizens. the local civilian authorities were issues instructions to people today. we heard from the guam homeland security adviser, yes, just 14 minutes for a north korean missile to

. >> reporter: and it turns out that the whole state as well, is sold out we're talking about air b&bbiggest weekend ever here all 27 state campgrounds within the path of totality are fully booked hotel occupancy at 100%. in fact, so many people, a million people expected in the state of south carolina, that the university of south carolina said, we better postpone student move-in today to avoid this crush of eclipsenistas one more note, we're taking a look at the sky. look at the clouds rolling in. fingers crossed that we'll be clear for the eclipse at 2:41. and emergency management has warned about lizardmen they say there's no way scientifically to predict supernatural dealings, so if you see something, say something sarah, carl, a warning, officially >> thank you, contessa by the way, we're getting reports from nbc news that the president will be looking at the eclipse with the first lady on the truman balcony this afternoon. >> they're going -- they have a better view in washington, d.c.. >> i bet you they have goggles >> they need goggles if you're going to look at it. >> let's

on the 16th of april, a strategic air command b-36 landed on an island.amera position, 50 miles at 10,000 feet. as a picture, 14 by 18 miles -- size of picture, 14 by a teen miles -- 14 by 18 miles, at half goals be. normalographed at half speeds. the sixth and final shot of operation castle -- this device was flown to the forward area for the final assembly at perry island. spot was anchored in position. 6:20 on the morning of may 14, the smallest device of the operation was ready. this test initiated an investigation of small, lightweight, thermal weapons. picture, 14 by 18 miles. the yield was about 1.7 megatons, essentially as predicted. learned weiring, we have the capability of developing megaton weapons weighing less than 10,000 pounds. castle was by from the most complex and significant short andin a impressive history of nuclear testing, and in my opinion, absolutely vital to national security and the security to the free world. ♪ a magnitude that encountered previously. the degree of flexibility obtained by past groups in meeting these problems

land, you're the air b&b of this? >> we focus mostly on properties that are hundreds of acres. so big places where you can go hiking and really think like destination, almost new parks. >> reporter: i found prices ranging from $20 for on space to a couple of hundred dollars for a treehouse. >> sometimes you'll be the only camper on 400 acres and have it all to yourself. other times, there's about four or five different sites. but they're all really far apart. >> reporter: this is how this property is shown off on hipcamp.com. wide open spaces, pretty views, and on my visit, i found a lot of wild land, amazing views, . d this is the president of the heritage trust, and volunteer preserve manager. she put it up a couple of years back and began using hipcamp a year later. how is that working for you? >> very, very well. if you don't mind lots of shoots. [ laughter ] >> reporter: she says she likes having access to the preserve. >> if i can entice you to come out to this property and spend the night, you're going the have a whole different experience than you are just walking along

land, you're the air b&b of this? >> we focus mostly on properties that are hundreds of acres.places where you can go hiking and really think like destination, almost new parks. >> reporter: i found prices ranging from $20 for open space to a couple of hundred dollars for a treehouse. >> sometimes you'll be the only camper on 400 acres and have it all to yourself. other times, there's about four or five different sites. but they're all really far apart. >> reporter: this is how this property is shown off on hipcamp.com. wide open spaces, pretty views, and on my visit, i found a lot of wild land, amazing this is the president of the heritage trust, and volunteer preserve manager. she put it up a couple of years back and began using hipcamp a year later. how is that working for you? >> very, very well. if you don't mind changing lots of shoots. [ laughter ] >> reporter: she says she likes having access to the preserve. >> if i can entice you to come out to this property and spend the night, you're going the have a whole different experience than you are just walking along in the

so much so that one homeowner as come up with a mobile app that she's calling the air b&b of parking. what's considered a convenience is about to become a major inconvenience for some commuters. those who travel by ferry to san francisco from alameda may need to rethink their parking plans. >> the only ferry i can take to the city is the latest of the day. by the time i get here, all of these parking spots have been full. >> reporter: jennifer jeffers is very concerned about the new neighborhood parking restrictions. >> i feel it's not fair to take that option away from the commuters, and not give them anywhere to park. >> reporter: hanna is a homeowner who has come up with a solution. four hour street parking restrictions starts august 1. >> it's $10.99 a day, but august saturday 7.99. >> reporter: that's the price for her driveway. >> this is more absolutely people need it. >> reporter: the mayor says the goal is to encourage biking, bussing, or walking to the ferry terminal. >> the last ferry out of here is at 8:30. our elementary schools start at 8:20, so there's a crunchtime. unf

. >>> hollywood legend and san francisco native danny glover where work as an advisor for air b and b. it will reach communities of color and increasing the diversity of people who rent space in their homes. >>> in san francisco up to ten people got sick after someone sprayed pepper spray. abc 7 was inside the bugger king and paramedics checked out and streeted restaurant employees. firefighters roped audiotape the area to keep salespeople safe until the chemical cleared. >>> it's currently 62 in san francisco. oakland, 66. 72 rat mountain view. upper 70s at san jose and 64 at half-moon bay. this is view of clouds building at the coast as you look west ward from emoryville. mid to upper 80s in novato, fairfield, concord and livermore. we'll see the fog advance forcefully out over the bay and early tomorrow morning about 7:00 or so we'll have lots of low clouds and fog. temperatures about mainly upper 50s to about 60 to start the day. warming trend is coming our way. >>> new video was shown installing steel beams. demolition is complete. last winter storms ripped a huge hole in the con

the childhood home of president trump, in queens, new york, is now available to rent on air-b- and-b.ve bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms and 17 beds. it can hold 20-guests, has a full kitchen and a room for conferences or meetings. this listing, aside from its history, has no connection to president trump or the trump organization. a giant cut-out of president trump is in the living room. it will cost you 725-dollars a night to stay there. ( mark ) a florida man says for years - his son and wife complained of noises in the attic. when he finally went up there to check it out - he found a huge boa constrictor living there.. the man says he thought it was just a rat. but when snake trapper was called in to check it out, he found sheded snake skin. once found, the boa measured more than six feet long. it may have been there for around two to four years. ( darya ) a baby whale put on a show for beach goers off the orange county shore. it was stuck around dana point harbor. a woman at the beach was swimming with her kids when she saw the whale come up from the water. dozens of people s

more than 60 countries, quite the deal maker bringing travelosity into the hold while fending off air b&b. if and how much he will work with the former ceo and founder, trav travis kalanik is a big question plenty of executive positions to still be filled and not least boosting morale and fixing culture in a company that has just gone through the ringer >>> still coming up, we cross live to houston, texas for the latest on tropical storm harvey. don't want to miss it. we'll be back in two do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth or... ...one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose! from crest 3d white comes new whitening therapy. it's our best whitening technology. plus, it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >>> welcome back asia on edge north korea fires a test missile over northern japan alarming residents and triggering a sharp response from regional leaders >>> the flight to safety helps send the euro to a 2 1/2 year high grens tagainst the dollar >>> danger zone. flooding from harvey punishes the coast and lea

so much so that one homeowner as come up with a mobile app that she's calling the air b&b of parking. what's considered a convenience is about to become a major inconvenience for some commuters. those who travel by ferry to san francisco from alameda may need to rethink their parking plans. >> the only ferry i can take to the city is the latest of the day. by the time i get here, all of these parking spots have been full. >> reporter: jennifer jeffers is very concerned about the new neighborhood parking restrictions. >> i feel it's not fair to take that option away from the commuters, and not give them anywhere to park. >> reporter: hanna is a homeowner who has come up with a solution. four hour street parking restrictions starts august 1. >> it's $10.99 a day, but august saturday 7.99. >> reporter: that's the price for her driveway. >> this is more absolutely people need it. >> reporter: the mayor says the goal is to encourage biking, bussing, or walking to the ferry terminal. >> the last ferry out of here is at 8:30. our elementary schools start at 8:20, so there's a crunchtime. unf

(grant) san francisco based air-b-n-b is expanding its disaster response program to help those displaced hurricane harvey. last week...the company announced it was waiving fees for people evacuating. the program was originally planned to run until september first...now it will continue through september 25th. hurricane harvey is expected to displace about 30-thousand people, but 450-thousand people are projected to seek some sort of relief. (oncam) the uber has is getting a new ceo. the ride-hailing company has named expedia c-e-o dara khosrowshahi (kos-rows-hahi). uber has been without a c-e-o since founder travis kalanick resigned after an investigation into the company's culture. kalanick is still on the board though. khosrowshahi will have a big job ahead of him: uber is facing legal battles and financial losses, as well as pressure to repair its internal culture. the embattled startup suffered losses of 645 million dollars in the quarter ending june 30th. it also lost several top executives, including its c-f-o and c-o-o. (vicki) a lyft driver is dead and his passenger is recovering

also, air air b and air bnb scas are multiplying. click with caution.o the info and not.com for instance you could and probably are dealing with scammers. now, there's a new round of scams called making people think that they are in trouble for missing jury duty. many are asking you to pay a fine. don't fall for it. also, watch out for smishing, this is a phishing attempt cents over text message. many look like texts from your bank credit card notifications from the i.r.s. they look official so be careful especially if they ask you to click on some sort of link asking you about your password or your personal information. click with caution. more information right now and other tips from 6abc.com. brian and sharrie. >> alicia thank you. >>> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me along with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> but first "action news" continues next at 5:00 with a murder inves

the childhood home lifting on air b&b, $725, tudor style house built by the president's father in 1940 owner did some redecorating, putting a life-sized cardboard cutout of the president in the living room. scientists discovered a new dinosaur called the titanohsaurus, 46 feet tall, weighed 76 tons. that is as much as the space shuttle. it wasn't as intimidating as it sounds. they moved very slowly because of its size. it will weigh you down. a conservative group suing the city of seattle to raise taxes on the rich. the freedom foundation claiming the tax is illegal and, quote, on assault on the rule of law. action on hillary's lost benghazi emails. a federal judge says find them. we are on it. ♪ stuart: led zeppelin, cashmere. stuart: the man from uncle. check the big board. you see a loss of 105 points. this is not the low of the day. we were down 140. we are at 21941 is our next guest has a new article, has a new article every thursday in the wall street journal. dan hettinger says liberalism summer of 17, liberals whine about being governed by trump, you are referring to the island

(vicki) the childhood home of president trump, in queens, new york, is now available to rent on air-b- and-b. the home was built by the president's father. it has five bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms and 17 beds. it can hold 20-guests, has a full kitchen and a room for conferences or meetings. this listing, aside from its history, has no connection to president trump or the trump organization. a giant cut-out of president trump is in the living room. it will cost you 725-dollars a night to stay there. (steve) still ahead... feeling lucky? now's the time to get out and buy those lotto tickets... the two big jackpots that are up for grabs. (vicki) but first, you might want to think twice before sipping on a moscow mule. the new warning from health officials. the food and drug administration has approved a new drug to treat a-l-s-- also known as lou gehrig's disease. radicava is now available in the united states. the infusion therapy was developed in japan... and has proved to be very effective for patients. the mother of the man who inspired the ice bucket challenge has been worki

when you think of the use of homes and rooms, air b&b, uber does both.ber cars or lift can be a more efficient way of using the capital asset of an automobile. those who have cars, most of my sitting idle 95% of the time in a driveway or somewhere. imagine if you increase the utilization by sharing it, to save 50%. that would be a 10 times improvement in that asset. >> one of the weird outcomes of writing this book is i go home at night in cambridge and passed by my car in my driveway and i have this big expensive hunk of metal sitting there idle, greater the 90% of the time they didn't use to incense me in the past and now it is a colossal waste. the opportunity we have is to take the infrastructure out there in the world, everything from spare bedrooms to cause to trucking capacity to warehouse capacity and make it more efficient by having it used more heavily and it -- we should all care about efficiency. efficiency is massively important if we want to tread more lightly on the planet or make better use of our resources, stop cooking it over the cours

. >> according to the listing on air b & b, the property has opulent furnishings to represent the styleluence of the trumps. >> great taste. >> they added a sign at the bedroom in which the president was, quote, likely conceived. the house fits 20 people and has a simple decor. pictures of the trump family throughout. >> by the way, i love the pictures. >> including a life-sized cutout of the president in the living room which the listing says is, quote, a great companion for watching the news late into the night. >> the largest audience in the history of cable television. >> yes, of course, cable is included. thanks for spending sunday morning with us. i'm jake tapper in washington. cnn's coverage of the affects of harvey continues next. thanks for watching. >>> this is cnn "breaking news." >> grateful to have your company >> we begin with this breaking news, tropical storm has donald trumped 24 inches of rain in 24 hours on houston, texas, thousands of people remain trapped by floodwaters. there have been two confirmed deaths but other reports say five days. the flash flood warning ha

private businesses that are impacted in the area, how they can help out through charities or air b&b that helps out others opening up their rooms also, looking at impacting the businesses that are there. that's going to be a long, evolving effort. once they get passed the rescue, those are the workers that their homes are flooded out and they need to go to work going forward. >> you have been your former fema deputy administrator. so you have firsthand knowledge and experience of how the agency works. you have been impressed with the coordination between fema and local state. >> that has been impressive. you look at the emergency manager for the state of texas, somebody else who has a lot of experience they are communicating back and forth. right now, everybody has that unity of mission, saving lives this is going to go on for not just days, months, but this is going to be years in recovery. all the effort is focused in saving lives >> people get tired too. you make that point. the first responders are tired, wet, cold. that is probably not as bad as it is going to get on wednesday,

line lift class and many others are when it comes to taking a family trip many like actions like air b.n. b. . we celebrate the benefits of choices in transportation and lodging but doesn't that pale in comparison to the importance of educating the future of our country for those who seek to weaken the public school system like the vasa charter schools are a great asset while they receive public funding charter schools are actually owned and operated by private entities and they have a shockingly divisive impact a study by penn state published in two thousand and eleven determined charter schools lead to segregation while in public schools only thirty six percent of black kids attend schools considered hyper segregated meaning schools which have a minority population of ninety to one hundred percent in charter schools that number doubles to seventy percent in the ten years spanning from two thousand and one to two thousand and eleven enroll men in charge of schools tripled to one million students a right of the penn state study declares after two decades the promise of integrated charter sc

third long-range flight these air force bombers since north korea conducted its first long-range intercontinental ballistic missile test july 4th. two days ago, a pair of bombers recently dispatched to guam from ellsworth air force base in south dakota joins this show of force. linking up with japanese fighter jets. the ones are no longer capable of carrying nuclear weapons. they carry the largest conventional payload in the air force. 84 500-pound bombs. it's noteworthy only half the air force's b-1 bombers can fly right now. they are stationed on the u.s. territory island of guam in the pacific. u.s. navy submarines and special operations forces in guam, part of a force of about 6,000 troops. since 2015, as north korea accelerate its missile program, the u.s. military decided to deploy a thaad antimissile battery. the first time it was deployed outside the continental united states. there is a thaad battery and south korea. the south korean government recently fast-track to an environmental impact study to get four more lodgers added. thaad was tested last month in kodiak alaska, knocking down a ballistic missile. it has a 15 for 15 in testing, the res

. >> 4:38 is the time breaking news from bwi marshall air airport. a&b security checkpoints are closed now due to security investigation at the airport. >> in addition bwi warrants some early morning flights may be affected by this again security investigation closing checkpoints at bwi and could impact some nights this morning. >> virginia priest has taken a leave of absence from church after revealing he was once a member of kkk. >> deadly violence in charlottesville prompted him to speak out. he hopes his message can help someone else. live in fairfax with the details. mel. father william has been a priest at st. leo since 2014 and is publicly confess fog a dark past. he revealed his former life. he's been a catholic priest 40 years he admits in younger days he was a member of kkk. he writes he was impressionable young man and apologizes for his past saying anyone subjected to race bigotry i'm sorry i have no excuse and hope you forgive me. he continues my actions are despicable. when i think back on burning crosses threatening letter and so on i feel

doesn't come after the president's words in new jersey, but actually came after some b 1 bombing runs from andersen air force base in guam. talk about our capabilities, talk about the vulnerability of that american territory. >> you hit the exact point, bill, that's critically important. first of all, the threats -- as the smoke has cleared over the last 24 hours from when the president stated his remarks and

air force b-1 lancer bombers on guam stand ready to fulfill usfk's fight tonight mission if called upondo so. north korean state media has dismissed the u.s. as, quote, no more than a lump we can beat to a jelly any time. director of defense studies at the center for the national interest. jim lan sen is president of the -- hansen is president of the security studies group. they both join us. harry, most of us accept that north korea would have quite a job beating the united states towns a lump of jelly. let's consider it the other way around. if we want to denuke north korea, is that doable? >> is it doable, absolutely. the challenge is to do that you run the risk of potentially killing millions of people. for example, let's say the president decided to weigh his military options and launch a strike. in order to do that he would have to amass a large amount of fire pow near the asia pacific. you do have there already. if he did that, he would have to fire off tons of tomorrow hawk missiles, bring b-2 bombers to bear and get nuclear weapons. the dia report said they might have as many a

b-1 bombers working in pairs making the flight from guam to the korean peninsula a mission of about ten hours. the airlso call them something else -- practice. the pilots that fly the b-1 bomber say it's like flying a fighter jet and they cite three word. speed, persistence, linger a long time, and payload. in afghanistan the b-1 is capable of airborne long periods of time waiting for the right moment to strike. this gives the plane its incredible lethal punch. this is actually the bomb rack here. if you look carefully, you notice that it rotates like a carousel. it allows this aircraft to carry all kind of different munition. that way, it can carry out multiple strikes on the same flight. >> the b-1 has multiple capabilities. obviously, it's a bomber so it carries bombs. it has gravity bombs. gps guided bombs and stand-off bombs so we don't necessarily have to get over the target to drop. >> reporter: just out of sight of the flight line is another feature at the base that make it such a potential threat. a massive series of bunkers stro storing millions of pounds of explosives and bombs a including

as kron4's catherine heenan shows us, neither side is backing down. natthe air force released images of b-1 bombers arriving on the island, and tweeted out that they stand ready to fulfill the"fight tonight" motto of u=s forces in korea. the president warned north korean leader kim jong un, "if he does anything with respect to guam or any place that's an american territory or an american ally, he will truly regret it."the north koreans responded by blaming the american president for driving the korean peninsula to the brink of a nuclear warnatthose tensions are likely to increase later this month when the u=s and south korea launch their annual summer military exercisesthe joint live=fire drills involve tens of thousands of american and south korean troops on the ground, and in the sea and air. russia's foreign minister says the possibility of of military conflict is "very worrying." "the risks are very high - especially taking into account the rhetoric."president trump predicting victory, either diplomatically or on the batt

ainsley: air b and b is saying if you want to rent one of our places until september 25th, can you stayhat's displaced because of the water. brian: the rockets are also helping out. roll that back. houston rockets. the astros are also -- each donating 4 million to the harvey victims. caterpillar donating 300,000. more importantly, perhaps, they are sending generators to affected areas. pete: united airlines offering 3 billion bonus miles to those who donate. home depot donating 1 million sending truck loads of products to texas stores for repairs. bass pro shops donating boats and food. ainsley: budweiser sending water. wal-mart donated. pete: budweiser is sending water? shouldn't they -- ainsley: they might prefer the other. brian: i will add another personal story that we can all relate to. frisco is our favorite restaurant across the street they have a del fresco's in houston. everyone has been helping out. so far del fresco's restaurant as a group donating 20% of all sales. not that you need a reason to go to great restaurant. the goal to exceed a million dollars and donate that to