but they couldn't do is act like the people who were attics were others. in switzerland if you are an addict in switzerland switzerland the semis picture postcard you have in your head. it's a nice little place with lovely ordered parks and if you're a heroin addict people see you are a heroin addict reader have the equivalent of -- words shot away. that was really importance of part of the job offers that we would like to dismantle ghettoization and united states apart it is about humanizing people and saying we are all people as we all deserve a chance to live. we all deserve a chance to be happy and we can choose policies to do that. thank you all for your questions. i really loved it. thank you. [applause] i should've said i will now sign your books if you want me to. >> we will be here until 10:00 so please feel free to hang around and talk to johann. grab a glass of wine, coffee and buy some books. [inaudible conversations]

or microloans or groups of attics to sell businesses. group of 15 attics addicts have this incredible support group. if you are one and 14 that have relapsed the other guys have a strong incentive to support you and get you clean. and it's been 14 years now and again the results are in. injecting drug use is down by 50% in portugal. although studies show addiction is down trade overdoses massively down and a guy named and i can't say portuguese names iis get them wrong. he led the campaign against the criminalization. he was the talk -- top drug cop in portugal and he is what a lot of people watching as we think and if you are criminalized will have all sorts of problems. and i'm paraphrasing everything i said would happen didn't happen everything the other side said what happened at any talk to me about how ashamed he was that he spent 20 years arresting and harassing drug users read and he hoped the whole world followed portugal's example. i don't want to get to -- i knew but i believe i've seen the future and it works. you know to war

. >> also in the neighbors' attic, police found several unused .22 caliber bullets, the same as thosesed in the second gun in the murder. >> it was as if they were basically accidentally dropped along the way. they didn't appear to be placed in any type of a pattern but like they were in a pocket and fell out as someone crawled through. >> this suggested that the killers hid in the neighbor's home after the murder so they could make a clean getaway later. >> apparently, someone went up in that attic, and they were either trying to climb up in the master closet access, or they came down and landed on that shoe rack and broke it to pieces. it wasn't sturdy enough to hold them. so they tried to hide evidence of that in a feeble attempt by putting it under the bed. >> and since the neighbors' home had no signs of forced entry, it meant one of two things -- either the killers were professionals or they had a key. and then i saw him, slowly coming down the aisle. one of those guys who just can't stop talking. i was downloading a movie. i was trying to download a movie. i have verizon. i don

i kept finding over and over again these gems that were in people's attic or tucked away. just so much of this book was not out there digitally. her father this didn't end up in the book but her civil war letters were at the new york civil society and you get gloves, dig through them and get a portrait of what these people were like. things like that made them into human beings as opposed to textbook names. it was totally different from doing a newspaper story because most of the people i was writing about were deceased. ralph was a huge resource and i never asked more from anybody in terms of time and walking me through the timeline of how he found things he had a lot of notes and documented this well. i interviewed his son and his ex-wife passed away. three people died in the time i was reporting this. i was gathering as much as i could. interviews and such. a lot of things -- i had so many moments when i thought why can't i ask you a question. there was a lot of geneology. but it was a hodgepodge of everything. it was overwhelming. the hard part was gathering the string

in the attic he looked over and saw an envelope with a green seal and walked over and noticed the date was an 1832 document. he removed a singalle nail and discovered a trunk and books and portraits stuffed up under the eves and this was this treasure of dolley madison's things. a local group in greensboro formed the dolley madison association. their task was to acquire this collection and on her birth day, may 20th 1963 they donated the collection to the museum. since they came in in 1963 we had this story available to the public. i'm displaying different items from time to time but trying to include her life story from her birth to her death in 1849. some of the items that we currently have on display is a medallion that was given to mrs. madison in honor of james cooper and john quincy adams notes in his diary that of these awards or medallions several were struck. only one in silver which was given to mrs. madison. a carved ivory calling card case that has a card enclosed with dolley's signature as well as that of her niece anna. some small cut glass perfume bottles and a pair of s

we have 11 in our attic. take 40 years. there is a surviving one. kind enough to let me use it so the story is starting to get a lot of press. the anti- monopoly case as well as ralph telling people that this game existed before and there is this atlantic city monopoly term. they are giving they are giving out this thing called the darrow. by now he is pretty much ripped apart this idea. so ralph decides he is going to set up a truth about monopoly lecture next to the atlantic stadium monopoly tournament. the problem is parker brothers catches wind of this and reschedule the events and no one goes to lecture. you would not know that by looking at this photo. but he also heard from a couple college kids a canal that a canal to have been kicked out of monopoly tournament and were upset and made a game about how to win a monopoly the parker brothers had attacked him over. another tournament taking place in dc shortly thereafter. ralph decides to join forces with these college kids and they go about slipping truth about monopoly pamphlets under the dinn

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he would be automatic and retro attic citizen. i cut you off. go ahead. >> it's an interesting proposeal this only is in relation to unlawful people. these chinese people that come in lawfully, it does not apply to them. the others that take children whack with them. they go back and get studies and chinese universities, and coming back at the age of 18 as u.s. citizens, with no price to the taxpayer so from a cost benefit programme. >> you probably heard the president redo this assist gaming the system. >> is that what it is if you show an up a couple of weeks to give birth. >> i have no problem calling it gaming the system. this sounds ol. so is buying u.s. residents by vesting economy. >> i'll have to stop you there. joining us from new york, california, good to talk to us both. thank you for joining us on this etedition of nds -- edition of "inside story". joins us on facebook twitter oe oemail. watch us next time. i'm ray suarez. >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. new strikes in tiaz and aden after sau

they turned the entire attic into their own apartment. >> they have a jungle gym in the house. don't even know. what is happening right now. >> it is not a jungle gym at all. >> you're kidding. zero, my gosh. you can go up the flight of stairs and onto the roof. bill: how much is this? >> three to $4 billion. ♪ >> remember this spot? it used to be wind. unless into a free demo demo back to dallas summer. the 1st was to figure out. not seeking reelection. you can known a peace of new jersey political history which is 399 grand. ♪ bill: hank, show us your meatballs. >> mirabella meatballs. >> you get thrown through a loop. ♪ >> a, everyone. ronica here chasing governor christie across the state and beyond. well, i am outside of the us department of state where the governor just let us question-and-answer session. >> the number one place were in the midst of energy renaissance. we develop them not only for each country's own internal but also. >> what do you make of the remarks? give me your thoughts and for all your updates you can follow me on twitter @chasingrohan >> if you're

the recent discoveries in the basement and attic in california handed over without a hassle but ramoss there are countless more he may never find. >> administrations change. facilities close and lose track of it. >> the estimated value $3 million in california but they can never be sold. they remain the property of washington paid for and owned by the federal government. >> thanks scott. >>> the i-team's original investigation into the missing artwork can be found on our nbc washington app. to watch it you go to the peacock in the left corner and click on investigations. >>> same line of storms heading our way may have spawned a tornado in south carolina. see the damage of earlier today. the home with the roof blown off and some of the walls collapsed. nearby trees uprooted. doug's forecast doesn't stop here. he'll keep updating it all night long. check that on the app. >> i have been updating the app and within the last hour now and the severe weather threat diminishing a bit. tornado watch until the 10:00 hour. now we were thinking numerous storms to develop and there was just somet

they cut a hole in the attic for ventilation and quickly knocked down the fire. >> we woke up just in time. if we didn't wake up within 20 minutes it would have burnt the whole apartment down. we caught it in time to sort of not allow the fire to come into our living area. >> and fortunately no one was hurt. >>> well one down 15 to go. the warriors hung on to take the first steps toward an nba championship. fans oracle arena for game one. the team knows how important home-court advantage is for the playoffs and katie has more about the impact the fans had on the game. >> reporter: the battle cry -- is deafening. >> the warriors are the best fans in the nba and every time you come here is a huge party. >> the war paint, blue, gold. >> i wanted to send a message. slash mode is on all day. >> the nation silences the enemy's free throws with the rumble of thunder sticks. >> the record speaks for itself especially at home. >> and steph curry. >> he's taking control of the game. >> there is strength in numbers on the scoreboard. >> we're going to beat them by 40 every game. those are the nu

i'm going to be bringing up don to talk about the program attic accomplishment. >> thank you, supervisors, this is over the years. we started in february of 2011. so we only had 4 months before the end of the fiscal year. we had a whole years worth of income which 3 months in existence which was why we had a large carry over. we are a lot of government parcels and at the time we were getting notices from the state that they would not be paying for their assessment. since the city could not do anything about that and could not go after them with a private property we were really weary about what was happening and the school department was a little skeptical as well an we were trying to get to them to pay. at first they did not pay and they didn't come on board the second year. we wanted to make sure they weren't over spending and rolling out services when we that had funding. our active committees. one of the things that has come up with parking and traffic committee working to better mitigate the parking situations in pag and the center garage and the traffic patterns. it's about 18,000 p

it was a fun place and one of those locations that the emblem attic in san francisco and a destination in and of itself. i would like to thank you for the years to keeping it thriving and adjusting to new demographics and interest including the sea lions. i remember when they 1st arrived, i could start hearing them when the wind was just right. it brought a whole new wave of folks. thank you for all of your efforts and everything in what you do. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, taylor, thanks for doing this on short notice. city clerk: item 11 a request approval of lease no. l 15875 with bae systems san francisco ship repair inc. california corporation approximately 14.7 acres of land improvement with 19 buildings. 17.4 acres of submerged land. >> peter daily director of maritime. they are going to give a presentation. one of the strength of the port is wide variety of meritime businesses involved. we may not be a huge container port like l.a. or oakland, we are the market leader on the commission ship repair on the west coast. it's in operation since the civil war. it's an import

dechts of the sea and it's done -- depths of the sea and it's done so for decades few are as emblem attictill going. >> they've upgraded it but the teamworking with alvin keep discovering the greatest things and let's take a look. scientists solved one of the great mysteries of the deep with these underwater images. the elusive titanic was revealed to the world from over 5,000 feet under the north atlantic. and alvin made it all possible. >> i know it was a very important event for submarine, it brought great note right notoriety for the program. >> these pictures are the first to document this underwater tomb. alvin would ultimately made a dozen dives down to the titanic. sealing its place in history. ♪ ♪ >> alvin, a 50-year-old workhorse built for scientific exploration is a pretty big deal. operated by the woods hole oceanographic institution, the navy owned subhas seen things and done things that most only dream of. oday's the day. >> it is. >> how you feeling? >> i'm feeling good. and yourself? >> little nervous but very excited seeing what it's like down there. >> i got to be an alv

they cut a hole in the attic for ventilation and quickly knocked down the fire. >> we woke just in time. if we didn't wake up it would have quickly, within to minutes burned the whole apartment down but we caught it in time to not allow the fire to come into our living area. >> no one was hurt. >>> it is time to talk warriors. a nerve-racking game one win today but a one nonetheless. we have live teach coverage and binge with larry beil. >> this was the cakewalk that then turned into the nail-biter down the stretch. the warriors were cruising to victory, up 25 only to see new orleans, the pelicans, storm back in the fourth quarter, steph curry led the way with34 points. that's the signature play of the game right there the lefty finished over anthony davis. curry had 34. warriors up 18 at the break. the pelicans make a run in the fourth. the doves would hang on for dear life. drama green with 15 points. the hoop and harm. warriors take game one 106e.99. game tuesday -- game twos monday night at oracle arena. >> we're right outside the warriors' locker room. they've all gone home after t

. >> i just saw them walk into the attic -- >> man or woman?it was a man. >> you have heard that voice before. >> what's your name? >> sandra bullock. >> reporter: sandra bullock. america's sweetheart. trembling in a closet as this man, joshua corbett, her alleged stalker, apparently prowled inside her home. >> the doors downstairs are locked. i heard them break in. >> reporter: these 911 calls played for for the first time in an l.a. courtroom. bulluck terrified, waiting for the cops. >> i hear something. i hear someone banging on the door. >> reporter: corbett is right now on trial for stalking and weapons charges related to the june 2014 break-in. according to prosecutors he was arrested in her house, holding a two-page love letter to the oscar-winning actress. >> in his mind he thought he was married to sandra bullock. delusional as it is that's what he thought. >> i'm lock in the my closet i have a safe door in my bedroom, i've locked it i'm locked in the closet right now. >> reporter: a safe door. and that some experts say, could be the f

. >> diane harry's brother went into her attic, found more cyanide.hink it was only at that time that she realized that he had been trying to kill her. >> lewis harry is now in the arizona state prison complex. during a recent telephone interview he still maintains his innocence. >> i'm very sorry for julie williams' family, you know, for them to have gone through this. as far as the actual crime itself, i didn't commit the crime so it is kind of hard to have remorse for something i didn't do. >> investigators believe the evidence proves the exact opposite. the handwriting. the flawed envelopes. the eyewitness, and cyanide particles in his office all indicate that lewis harry was prepared to do anything to end his marriage, even if it meant killing others to do it. >> it would have been much more difficult to obtain a conviction without the evidence of the matching envelopes and without the handwriting comparison. >> it was like a work of art. it started, it grew and then it came to a completion and then it was all there. there was nothing they could

so we had fire in the walls and the attic space which requires a lot of overhaul activities. >> i'm shocked about it right now. i don't know what's going to happen. it's been here forever. i hope it's not too badly damaged. so it's got a lot of history in here. >> reporter: the unit above used as office space also burned. the liverpool lil's dining area and kitchen suffered a lot of smoke and water damage. flames did not spread to other buildings and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> new this morning in east oakland police have three people in custody for shooting at officers. police were investigating a homicide overnight when someone opened fire on them. the men drove off and crashed during a police chase. officers caught two of the men and one got away. they set up a perimeter look for that third man. >> there was one house we did have to search because we were worried that there was a family in the house or other occupants that could be held hostage. we were able to clear that house and make sure the family was safe. >> police were able to track down and arrest the third

they were forced from their suburban sacramento home when a fire broke out in the attic. as the fire spread to the rest of the hour, the mother and son scrambled to get out. >> get in the chair, i was yelling for the guy helping us in the driveway, caregivers got my mom out. >> he thinks the cat died in the fire. he and his mother lived there for almost 60 years. >>> power poles toppled over two cars in sacramento trapping the drivers inside. the poles shattered both windshields and nearly injured the drivers. crews pulled them in the cars and they are both okay. >>> a "go fund me" page is up aimed at supporting the san francisco archbishop. the money will go towards a family picnic and a appreciation day to show support for the archbishop and so far it's collected more than $2,800. but critics are questioning whether the money would be better spent on the poor. and this comes just a day after more than 100 prominent catholics published an ad in the "chronicle" reflecting a petition they sent to pope francis. it asks the pontiff to remove archbishop salvatore cordileone f

. >> i thought this was problem attic. we don't have a new or functional attorney. -- attorney-general. we had a foreign leader. it doesn't make sense. >> what do you think will happen. >> i think shell get confirmed. it won't happen until some time over the summer. the white house has capitulated. i don't think it will be held up for that. >>> april 20th it will mark five years since an explosion at bp's deep water haz yn drilling rig triggered a massive oil still. jonathan martin tells us the debase has not. >> it was the worse oil spill, more than 3,000 barrels littered the gulf. two reports have been released telling a different story. >> reporter: the nwf points to islands. a bp crew was seen digging up a 28,000 pound tarmac. and kat island, a nesting haven for birds before the spill is a lifeless sand bar. david with the national wildlife operation says it's hardly the reality. >> there's oil out here, there's clean up that has to happen. >> birds are a rare final, the lasting impact to wildlife is a widening debate.

. >> one of the reasons why they often resist securitization of new issues, new theme attics is theyas kinetic, first of all, to apply force in the nation's interest in order to achieve some goals abroad. even within the military they, as well, are seeing wider views, wider perspectives on what the national security means and what the national security of our mean. >> i read an analysis that identified syria as a place where if you need an example, there's an example. >> all right. it's an interesting case. syria has been badly led by serial authoritarian cruel regimes that killed thousands of civilians, is that not the problem. how am i supposed to believe water is at the heart of this? governance is an issue. governance and water is interrelated. prior to the arab spring, we heard about the plausible impacts of changes in food prices on countries in the arab spring. we have seen the demonstrations where people waved loafs of bread. before the arab spring, many populations in egypt, tunisia - they pointed to dissatisfaction with government water programs. sanitation, the fact that t

then i got this from a reader who said oh, we have one in the attic.re is actually a surviving one and so the story is starting to get a lot of tracked on the anti-monopoly case as well as ralph telling people that this game existed before and there is this atlantic city monopoly tournament that they are sponsoring and giving out this thing called the cup. i now he has ripped apart this inventor. so he decides is going to set up a truth about monopoly lecture next to the atlantic city monopoly tournament. the problem is that parker brothers catches wind and they reschedule the events and no one goes to the lecture. and he had also heard from a couple of college kids at cornell university that had been kicked out and they were very upset and they made a game about how to win at the notley and that parker brothers had attacked him over. so there was another term in taking into the fray shortly thereafter and ralph decides to join worsens with the kids and they go about putting a pamphlet under the dinner plates of journalists, getting a big rise out of p

i just heard them walk into the attic. >> kept his head down as the chilling 60-minute 911 call was played in court. you could hear the fear in sandra's voice as she sat hiding

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very grateful to have this cellphone service and the experience of the housing authority is emblem attic and you make it a forward application and people will do it. one of the other facilities we are excited to open is an lgbt focus shelter open june 16. the mayor's office on disability was very involved and that was an example that i don't think mod was involved. i don't know all the details and history but a lot of the issues have been resolved though make sure this program is going to be fully acceptable and we are very excited about it. 29% of the homeless population in san francisco identifies as lgbt, it is a staggering number because in san francisco that 29, 16-24 for adults and seniors. most other cities you look at have a very high number for lgbt homelessness among young people but that number drops to 5%. in san francisco a city that is viewed to be the best city to be an lgbt individual, that you are an eviction away from being homeless. very vulnerable and fairly staggering number. if there are any questions that people have? >> at this time i would like to open up questio

the fire did get into the walls and attic area but firefighters were able to keep it from spreading. no one was hurt. >>> san francisco will hold a series of events this weekend to mark the anniversary of the great 1906 earthquake. it started early this morning with sirens and silence. [ sirens ] >> the sirens sounded at 5: 5:12 a.m. at the exact moment the earth first shook 109 years ago on april 18. people then paid their respects with a moment of silence at lotta's fountain. the fountain was built in 1875. it was a meeting place for survivors in the immediate aftermath of the earthquake. that quake and the resulting fire killed about 3,000 people and remains the worst natural disaster in california history. san francisco's mayor, police chief and fire chief attended the ceremonies this morning. and they say of course, we all need to be ready for the next one. >> we take the time to really encourage all of you and most of you i know are very good at it but to at least spread the message about how important preparedness is. the more we can spread that preparedness message, the quick

then they head up to the attic to fight the flames. that 22-room mansion caught fire earlier this week. it took nearly six hours to get everything under control. still, you can't -- it gives you a little bit of a sense of what that is like for firefighters but you can only imagine the heat and the adrenaline going there. >> all right. we are talking about a cold start to our day. i'm not even going to say chilly. i'm going to bypass it and go right to cold. >> that's where we are. let's get a look at weather and traffic on the ones with chuck. >> that's right. we'll go from shivers to sunshine today. but a cold start first thing this morning. make sure you have a wind breaker and a hat on as well. temperatures are not all that different from yesterday. in fact in the shenandoah valley temperatures are milder than yesterday. but unlike yesterday we have the wind still blowing so windchills are a real issue this morning. windchills at our bolo the -- at our below the freezing mark. what to wear this morning, a warm coat and sunglasses. b

library was soon on board, happily showing mike more than 50 works of wpa art they had stored in their attic. mike: a lot of people are very passionate about wpa, and once you're able to make the connection to them you essentially have another investigator on your side. garvin: mike says all this has been time well spent. the more than 150 pieces of taxpayer property his office has tracked down are valued at close to $3 million, not to mention the value of making sure once lost pieces of american history don't stay that way. mike: there's a lot of work to be done, and we look forward to continuing the journey. garvin: up next, a clean sweep. it's far from a glamorous job, but an oakland man shows what true neighborhood spirit really means. garvin: the way city budgets are stretched these days sometimes it's challenging just to keep the streets clean. one oakland neighborhood doesn't seem to have that problem though, thanks to the incredible dedication of just one man. garvin: if you take the time to stop and listen, you'll notice early mornings in a city have a different sound than the rest

what we've been told by arlington officials is that this fire is on the second floor, an attic in a home on the 100 block of south rolfs street. no word on any injuries. you can see the black smoke from this tower camera that we have for you here. this is not too far away from the rosslyn area. you can see in the background the air force memorial. we'll continue to keep an eye on this breaking news story and look for any updates at wjla.com. in the meantime, a tour bus carrying popular country group lead singer caught fire on the side of a road. take a look at this image right here from a tour bus carrying lady antebellum lead singer hillary scott. now, she was on her way to arlington ex texas for this weekend's country music awards. the singer tweeted that a tire actually caught fire. she said everyone got off that bus ok and a new bus showed up to take them on their way. ladies, health experts this noon are telling you to slow down whether it comes to multiple children. typically supposed to wait 18 months to give your body time to recovery from a pregnancy. but researchers found that

>>reporter:the fire was mostly in the top floor of a two-story residence, and spread to the attic. >>reporter:it's believe it might have started in a dryer. no injuries were reported. >>reporter:a suspected sex offender is back behind bars this evening. >>reporter:the inmate escaped from valley medical center back on march 6th during a doctor's appointment. >>reporter:kron 4's alecia reid joins us. it took a month, and a lot of joint forces to find him? >>reporter:authorities worked non-stop until they found jonnel carter. >>reporter:they feared the public was in danger because of the child molestation charges he's facing. >>reporter:which if he's convicted could result in a possible life sentence. >>reporter:he made a break from valley medical center while on a scheduled visit. carter was waist chained and handcuffed at the time he escaped the hospital. police say it didn't appear pre-planned. he waited for the opportunity and took it. >>reporter:police say carter's brother joseph, and joseph's wife nikeisha assisted him during the escape by driving him to reno, where he boarded a

not two countries in the attic. kerry, start. uh, american history for $200. niels.ate? that's it. i'll take team akas for $200, please. kerry. who are the bears? chicago bears, right. american history, $400.

>> reporter: yes, sam sammy we have seen what's happening in aden, it looks lake a more system atticort there by the popular resistence committees thanks to the strikes. we have seen the military spokesman of the saudi-led coalition talking about better coordination with the troops on the ground. with the pop layer committees there. so mine, instead of the chaos of the first few weeks when there was total confusion and hit and run operations, now we see systematic gaining of ground by the popular committees in aden, they have taken the coastal line, they have taken the presidential palace and home of hadi. the fighting in crowded neighbors inside aden and it's a place that is no good host for the houthis the houthis coming from the extreme north of the country. the majority of people in aden are sunnis. and also they are pro hadi. interesting to say that, you know the reason why we see these persistent presence of the houthi is his because of the factor of the saleh loyal assists because they have been inning firm traded and also based in aden for decades because saleh was adopting t