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. >> the fire got into the attic. and you can see, we're rotating crews in and out to get the attic. there say lot of stuff in storage up there. >> the chief says two people escaped, a third didn't. the body was discovered in a first floor hallway. >> fire officials told the sheriff's department the circumstances of the body was not normal and ruled it suspicious. that brought out share you have homicide detectives. the homeowners, a couple, met with at least one renter after the fire and they walked out together but did not say much. >> i don't have anything to hide. i'm sorry. >> i understand. >> how much would you like to say? >> nothing. >> the sheriff's department did acknowledge that they responded to incidents at the house recently but declined to give any detail. one neighbor said the neighborhood saw what she called strange activity, enough that a petition was circulated asking the building's owners to stop it. >> the people over there had a petition signed. and we did sign. it was about a month ago. a petiti

in and out to try to get into the attic. the attic has a huge fire loading, and apparently, there's a lot of stuff in storage up there. santa clara fire officials now investigating the cause of this fire. as a result, firefighters found a man dead in the hallway of the house to other people made it out safely before crews arrived. now the sheriff's office is investigating any type of death investigation. the sheriff's office will respond and conduct a full investigation. uh based on the nature of this incident, we did activate our investigative units or detectives are currently in route to investigate what happened from this incident. neighbors say they've noticed strange activity coming from the house. one woman. tells me people who rented that house would often throw their trash and neighbors yards. she says. she signed a neighborhood petition asking the houses landlord to address her concerns. it's not like regular people that were living here. it was like the house was constantly. tension detectives have not yet said how

>> greg: there is a picture in the attic. what's wrong with you, janet?they are grasping at straws now. >> greg: there is no more straws. >> how about he's just a terrible governor? i think they need a meteorologist in california. >> greg: when i was going to ask you, i don't know if curtis lee has a chance for a mayor, but you know, you've been a meteorologist for a long time. isn't it time you enter the political realm and run for mayor? >> come on. would you vote for me? >> greg: who wouldn't vote for you? hello, andrew cuomo would vote for yo. >> i don't take about that. i will say, i heard that bill de blasio was taking about running for governor today. we are in trouble. in trouble here in new york city but i'll let you know. the winds are changing. it's me when i will help write your speech is. >> than i'm going to win. there you go. this bill and that's the exact kind of answer, the perfect vision. not literally, don't want to get in trouble with hr. good to see you stop by the footlocker, joe. or old navy? >> i don't know the brand, i don't pay a

so do you guys think after hitler read the | diary of anne frank, he started checking the attic?ames which are set up, which allow you to fight against feminists or play as donald trump, you know, they're sort of dog whistles or nudge, nudge, wink, wink, which advertise to other players that you might have a far right ideology. although these numbers are small, the way it can play out is highly disturbing, such as the attack in christchurch, new zealand. the killer filmed the massacre with a camera strapped to his head, mimicking the point of view shot of a video game and then streamed the whole thing online. and actually so much does it look like call of duty that far right figures have taken that footage and around it they've placed the elements of a computer game. while many of these are now hard to find, it shows how games can be used to memorialize terrorist attack and reflect the ideologies of the far right. the wall just got ten feet taller. this isn't a straightforward story of how games produce terrorists. what we do have here is something more complex and subtle than th

>> greg: there is a picture in the attic. what's wrong with you, janet?they are grasping at straws now. >> greg: there is no more straws. >> how about he's just a terrible governor? i think they need a meteorologist in california. >> greg: when i was going to ask you, i don't know if curtis lee has a chance for a mayor, but you know, you've been a meteorologist for a long time. isn't it time you enter the political realm and run for mayor? >> come on. would you vote for me? >> greg: who wouldn't vote for you? hello, andrew cuomo would vote for yo. >> i don't take about that. i will say, i heard that bill de blasio was taking about running for governor today. we are in trouble. in trouble here in new york city but i'll let you know. the winds are changing. it's me when i will help write your speech is. >> than i'm going to win. there you go. this bill and that's the exact kind of answer, the perfect vision. not literally, don't want to get in trouble with hr. good to see you stop by the footlocker, joe. or old navy? >> i don't know the brand, i don't pay a

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not even local attic to use nearby merit that much attention. because it was like i couldn't hear you talking to them, but if you could finish with it, it'll say she was going if you're going to the we were able to leave it on the bed. what it was still daylight. while on the road, we heard that the village where we'd filmed had been visited by a group. they wanted to know if anyone knew who we were when we were staying in. we arrived in couple later that night and were very worried about the footage we collected. up until the moment our car pulled down outside our town. we didn't sleep much though. early that morning, we were told that an unprecedented 1800 kilo batch of raw opium, a just been intercepted, we should not get to the drug hall was taken to a base belonging to the ministry of foreign affairs. i was wondering if that was a good fit then that would be share with him. so if you like, when you get a chance, he just put the the, the the traffic has had been caught at a checkpoint, thanks to the veracity testing technique that we saw ear

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firefighters say the fire started in a first floor back bedroom and swept into the attic. three people, all separate renters, were inside. >> initially, we were give and report that there was one person trapped inside. we got accountability of two and the third was found in the hallway here deceased. >> reporter: firefighters told the sheriff's department the circumstances of the bod' was not normal and ruled it suspicious. the homeowners, a couple, met with at least one renter after the fire, walked out together but did not have much to say. >> i have nothing to hide. >> reporter: the sheriff's department has responded to incidents recently. one neighbor said she saw what she called strange activity, enough that a petition was circulated asking the building's owners to stop it. >> all kinds of people coming in. >> reporter: investigators had a car taken away, apparently be searched and analyzed. >> neighbors canvassing houses, video surveillance footage, cars, anything that we can do, we have a csi team out here as well. >> reporter: at this point, the coroner's office sa

reporter: while the smoke shop owner agrees children should not have access to the attic, he fears being forced to cut 95% of his tobacco inventory will make it impossible for him and similar small businesses to stay open. >> after that, if i see i am losing money, it will close down my store. reporter: the shop has added merchandise to compensate. shops say customers will travel to the next city. >> they will drive for it. they will go and get their products. reporter: second ordinance would prevent smoking in indoor shared spaces. tobacco realtors would be given six months. in san jose, abc 7 news. dan: r. kelly convicted on several charges of sex trafficking racketeering. his reaction in court and how much prison time he faces. reporter: they will take over the intersection. dan: witnesses say it is a chaotic scene. chp helicopter shows crowds and cards just ahead. hear from people behind the movement now to sanction the sideshows. asking for forgiveness. how some city leaders want to make amends with the api community. all of that is ahead. first, a look at what is ahead on jimmy kim

reporter: while the smoke shop owner agrees children should not have access to the attic, he fears being forced to cut 95% of his tobacco inventory will make it impossible for him and similar small businesses to stay open. >> after that, if i see i am losing money, it will close down my store. reporter: the shop has added merchandise to compensate. shops say customers will travel to the next city. >> they will drive for it. they will go and get their products. reporter: second ordinance would prevent smoking in indoor shared spaces. tobacco realtors would be given six months. in san jose, abc 7 news. dan: r.viedseral charges of sex trafficking racketeering. his reaction in court and how much prison time he faces. reporter: they will take over the intersection. dan: witnesses say it is a chaotic scene. chp helicopter shows crowds and cards just ahead. hear from people behind the movement now to sanction the sideshows. asking for forgiveness. how some city leaders want to make amends with the api community. all of that is ahead. first, a look at what is ahead on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy: l

the gunman was armed with an a ar 15, the autumn attic rifle. when the issue comes home, it's time to act. when we're filing on this issue, the other side, when by default the lady that lived over there. i was walking one of the dogs. why do you wear again? were you scared? that's and i took it off and i think the people need to take responsibility in their own hands and be prepared if those kinds of weapons were less available. we wouldn't have a lot of shootings and we certainly wouldn't have the number that i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except when the shorter does that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great track rather than fear take on various jobs with the artificial intelligence we'll summoning the theme in a robot must protect his phone. existence was on the list. what it was you can always use the the freshman weekly stuff. would you l

we have this report from the attic, desert -- the atacama desert. >> every single day and night, theychi lake from one of the most inhospitable environments imaginable. it's well below freezing at nearly 4000 meters above sea level where we find a new group of 10 venezuelans who just entered the area after four days in the atacama desert. >> was the hardest part? when a child asks for water or food and you don't have any when they ask. when we would arrive -- when will we arrive, and you don't know. >> children vomit or have convulsions because of magnitude -- altitude sickness. this venezuelan has come from neighboring peru. >> there was no work anymore. money had become worthless, just like in venezuela. it was a terrible situation. it's for my children. i had to leave another child behind in peru with my mother. >> although chile's border has been closed since march, thousands of migrants have escaped border patrols. a captiain offers them attend to spend the night at the local -- them a tent to spend the night at the local police station. thousands are arriving, preferring to walk

you couldn't, couldn't, was saying, i don't know what i need to buy the massive attic images. and not that i couldn't bear with me or and her number, but that that, that of i do live in minnesota head to play in really who could tell me i'm a, i'm a year from tell you did hear her and he might have had her on her keith, who were in the job, did my to me when my room can, it's all in jewish. it is the he'll miss liberty are doing. we're here this week with a bet. second. similar order than he. yes, we have married emily, you definitely keith. his little room headed to aleman of admiral dumped her, have been met him and admitted to us about the video. but the little she was asked whether he had little hand on the head to my loom had you end up in the attempt attempting to help me, i can understand better why he did it. and i had asked him and i never any kind of what you said, not real sure about what since gave daughter could lower the budget of adding up definitely at your heart as you toward a doctor or where to and i had an in with a lot or what you know, i know, been really

um or the what we leave off and on the left and on may at the attic. camille is eric if a state is funding material in, in a movie. if it state controlled media for, for example, you are likely to be straying into the territory of, of propaganda which in some instances can be illegal. there are an international treaties that govern propaganda. extreme propaganda which can be characterized, for example, as war mongering or inciting, racial hatred. the many, he will say that hollywood is just entertainment, but we see that it has really significant political impacts in shaping our perceptions. our policies, how we understand different people, and also different cultures. we can think of many movies. so one movie that comes to mind that was particularly damaging, is american sniper that tells the story of chris kyle, who was in the military. and there was a lot of controversy after the film premiered because on twitter, some people said that watching the movie made them want to join the military to kill arest. certainly not all viewers felt that way, but a certain segment of the population wa

to stop using, and the bill, authored by state senator scott weiner of san francisco, would reward attics with a small payment if they tested negative for drugs through months of treatments area to cut out up to hundreds of dollars. >> sure, they will look at it as enabling and all of that. i get that. there are risks. >> it's a public health crisis. it is not a criminal problem. this is not about arresting people, and cycling people through the system. >> california health benefits review program says there is clear and convincing evidence, their words, that this treatment works. the funding would come from medicaid money. we have posted more details on it on kpix.com . >>> taking a look at your top headlines, plans to vaccinate young children against covid took a step forward today your advisor submitted data to the fda saying it's vaccine is safe and effective in kids ages 5 to 11. the drugmaker expects to request emergency use authorization in the coming weeks. >>> a new survey from the kaiser family foundation shows the vaccine equity gap may be closing. roughly the same number of hi

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still somewhere in musty closets, dusty attics in archive shelves here and around the world. there are surely many more big screen treasures waiting to be discovered. john henry and al jazeera chicago. ah, for tell me what the writer, instead of going here in the headlines on sera the leader of afghanistan's resistance movement in pension valley, is calling for a national uprising. it follows a taliban announcement that it's just taking control of the area. i'll just see this cha, stratford report from couple there has been over a huge concern for the 152200000 civilians. in the punch ship valley, tony bon spokesperson, which i had earlier saying that they hadn't been a single civilian casualty. and he called on all danny's to to respect punch punch series, as they called with the same respect that they would treat any other afghan. he said the food had run out or food was running out. they've been shortages in the valley during the fighting. he said that food was going to be sent in, and he said that telecommunications communications and electricity was also going to be re s

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ankles, knees, almost chest level, so we just put the dogs on the counters and then we climbed into the attic president biden to pledge more assistance. more than 5,000 members of the national guard have been activated from louisiana, mississippi, alabama and texas to support search and rescue and recovery efforts. and fema has pre—positioned, literally, millions of meals and litres of water. critical to saving new orleans from flooding were these defence walls, which proved effective in preventing serious flood damage. but the hurricane—force winds did take their toll on the city and broader region. i think the damage is catastrophic. it's the worst i've seen in the 20 years i've been here, and we've seen several hurricanes — gustav, isaac — where we had a lot of water, a lot of rain and flooding. but this is flooding and as well as significant property damage. it's far worse than we expected. 0ne critical issue now is getting the electricity supply up and running again after the cables were brought down in the high winds. the main power company is warning it could take weeks before this hap

still somewhere in musty closets, dusty attics in archive shelves here and around the world. there are surely many more big screen treasures waiting to be discovered, john henry and al jazeera chicago. well, it is now times a sport and his andy, thank you so much. this tells you what a welcome qualifying much between arch insane and brazil was cooled off just minutes after kicking off, brazilian health officials walked on to the pitch climbing some alternate singing place had broken quarantine rules. unsure le reports from one is aries another. it was a bizarre seen in a region where controversy on the football pitch is not uncommon. 5 minutes after the world cup qualifier kicked off, brazilian health officials came on to the pitch. total confusion, many of the world's best players, including argentine as leo missy, and brazil's name. i have never seen anything like it. the official said for arch and signed players had given false information about their coven, 1900 status. 3 of them were on the pitch at the time, and shortly afterwards, the walcott qualify was suspended. the

terrorist attack _ do you guys think after hitler| read the diary of anne frank, he started checking the atticgames are set up which allow you to fight against feminists, or play as donald trump. they are sort of dog whistles and nudge nudge wink wink, which advertise to other players that you might have a far—right ideology. although these numbers are small, the way it can play out is highly disturbing, such as the attack in christchurch, new zealand. the killer filmed the massacre with a camera strapped to his head, mimicking the point of view shot of a video game, and then streamed the whole thing online. and actually so much does it look like call of duty that far right figures have taken that footage and around it, they have placed the elements of a computer game. while many of these are now hard to find, it shows how games can be used to memorialise a terrorist attack, and reflect the ideologies of the far right. the world just got 10ft taller. this is not a straightforward story of how games produced terrorists. what we do have here is something more complex and subtle than that. it is

an old china hand of caution, the negotiation of agreement prevailed, was at $911.00 and that from attic shocked to america, the policy in the hands of dick cheney and the nea cardinal. the for, for the general description is that was the significant thing. that's an excellent point. i've said a number of times that i think president bush was on colon side with regard to the april 10th, 2001 shoot down or not shoot down the collision of the p 3 and the chinese f. a fighter playing the crisis, he was on the panel side because he understood the importance of china a wal mart that's just a, you know, of sort of general comment, simplistic as it is, but it says, hey, without china, we want to have a very good domestic economy, so bush knew that. so he sided with bow in that instance rochelle. and cheney wanted a war at best. they wanted a cold war. they wanted to open relations with taiwan in a significant way and tried to do so. so you got a good point later on though powell has lost some of his ability to influence the president. not only because it's not china issue, it's something else,

still somewhere in musty closets, dusty attics in archive shelves here and around the world. there are surely many more big screen treasures waiting to be discovered. john henry and al jazeera chicago much more on that story and everything else that we've been covering here on al jazeera, on our website, you can see our top story there is a taliban claiming to have take a left kind of punch here and valley. we're going to have more on that top floor and everything else and just a few minutes into stay. ah, i news, news, news. news . one 3rd of all that was produced is wasted with tens of thousands of put out. all in south korea has been transformed from what still found to be the leader in foot recycling either reporting on how your technology is making as possible in kenya, i mean the farmer and santi, what he did, the oil life depended, was life for you, or just it's the you case, biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covered 19 patient built inside a london conference center. it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding

now i have attics. p t s d, generalizing i panic disorder with phobia, major depression. like for what, what does any of the label do for me? nothing. i'm doing everything that you told me to do, and i'm not getting better. so the most hurtful part of all of this that i want you to listen to is that i did all the therapy. i saw social workers, therapist psychiatrists, psychologist not once. did somebody say it could be your meds not once in 13 years? that is what hurts me the most. and now i'm in social work school. i have all a my brain is coming back. i can write a mean a p, a paper. when you're talking about, you know, a lot of the meds that are being prescribed for 46 years should only be taken for a few me getting an ever a place for medications or would you ever of hand for that that there's no process the beginning i was like in time ed like no way hell know because i'm lucky that i didn't kill myself or someone else. so like how can i like say oh go ahead, take those minutes, you know? and like there is times when some people and when i say some, i mean like very

all you need is a charisma attic, studied evil actor and that is what trump did. he is successful and continues to be successful. he gave people something to do and be what they already are and what to do. monopole from another question. there is the ideal principal of separation of church and state has just dissolved into man and god. even only added one nation under god to the pledge of allegiance, i think what the question is kind of getting at, is a good way you know the founding fathers they were concerned about the state consuming the church or was it the other way around? it was not some kind of a radical principle they were depositing. number two, you cannot take god out of anything. you cannot take god out of the classroom. if you believe in an omnipresent god god is everywhere. in the pluralistic democracy. we just do not have the right to force any particular religious belief on another. and not all children are not raised to pray in school. you do not have to pray in school you can pray at home. or there are a school though have a dedicated classroom t

leave you now with our latest report which i spoke to a female convict from california, about how to attic experience. oh i this time with focusing on the case of to me care johnson. the mother and former highway patrol officer is solving 15 years for killing her abusive husband. he was fatally shot while attacking her. the pad struggled with the gun to meet, has been incarcerated in the central california women's facility since how conviction back in 2012. but for the last few months, she claims that she's faced fresh abuse this time from her soulmate, a transgender woman. so tell me the 1st thing i want to ask you is what contact you had with trans inmates and how that affected your time in prison. it had a very adverse effect on my entire will be, he was very violent. he was very vulgar. he was at high, not screaming at all because he would have like stroke of anger, and he will start talking like a man there will be trying this particular transgender was so evil, and meticulous about the way that we would clean our way. we would use the restroom . he was made by the door to make sure t

we cannot go closer to film and some attics here have threatened to stop people with their syringes. one can be used by many people and spread diseases such as aids and hepatitis heroin myths cocaine, amphetamines and cannabis are all readily available. according to the united nations, 90 percent of the world elicit or b, a drugs originate in august on the dollar has announced it will ban opium production, but without enough income from an alternative agriculture that might be easier said than done this man find to escape from another rehabilitation center in cobble that can hold a 1000 people for both of the social workers go out to catch others. but only when they have capacity. drug users must go through detoxification, rehabilitation and social care. many of these men have only been here for a few days. they've been pleading to us to let them leave. but doctors here tell us that they need to stay here for 45 days so that they can go through this phase of a draw and actually get treatment for the food is still keeping people. drug fee is a major challenge. up to 30 percent of peop

still somewhere in must be closets, dusty attics in archive shelves here and around the world. there are surely many more big screen treasures waiting to be discovered. john henry and al jazeera chicago still ahead here on out quite to a football as gracious rival before to talk instead of play during world cup qualifying. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, welcome back, it's now time this is andy, thank you so much. sure. and do you want a woke up qualifying much between argentina and brazil as being cold off. just minutes after kicking off, brazilian health officials walked on the page claiming some argentinian players had broken quarantine rules and shrine le reports from one is aries. it was a bizarre seen in a region where controversy on the football pitch is not uncommon. 5 minutes after the world cup qualify kicked off, brazilian health officials came on to the pitch. total confusion, many of the world's best players, including argentine as leo missy, and brazil's name. i have never seen anything like it. the official said for arch and sign players give them false informatio

still somewhere in musty closets, dusty attics in archive shelves here and around the world. there are surely many more big screen treasures waiting to be discovered. john henry and al jazeera chicago, hundreds of people have gathered in athens to pay their respects to greek composer and politician make his jo dora kiss is bodies laying in faith next to athens cathedral for 3 days before it's taken to create for burial. he died on thursday at the age of 19 head on al jazeera, why 2 for both the greatest rivals were forced to talk. instead of a journey woke up feeling ah cruise with me. ah ah ah ah ah thank you very much for the will and you have taken the 21 lead and there are a series against england after winning the 4th test at the oval omission. impressed with the bull and final innings. taken 3 wickets, including the matching in england, fell to 210 with tourists winning by 157 runs. it marks mount standing turn round the feet had seemed likely for and yet after the collapse to $120.00 several for 7 on day one. final night of the series begins in september, the 10th in m

but didn't france already try something under the attic, not germany. germany did saw using some scheme that the central bank of making made a scheme. so they could sit convent if there was some way. i can't blame america because we've never had hyper inflation like this euro. there's been happened are many, many times. i mean, why are your opinions falling for the same trick again, pierre? what's wrong with europeans? are they have amnesia? yes, i think it's all about education. that's why we are doing this show i'm speaking here in europe as well as often as i count well, few voices like yourself and a few others around the world that are spreading the world but the lobby, the banking on the so powerful dates, people and some kind of anastasia, they're just asleep. well, one of the means that has been popular or this past year is money printer go back to it's a powerful name, went viral. governance, shantrel, banks printing trillions. how important are meaningless to communicating the need for bitcoin? because that's a universal language, is that it is and it's, it's a way to counter

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