all the balconies removed. a small sidewalk memorial pays tribute to the students. >> there was a quote from irish poet james joyce engraved in the black which reads they lived and laughed and loved and left. we're live in berkeley, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> so fitting, cornell, thank you. >>> in developing news, a person died when a drive tried to escape from police crashed on an east bay freeway. traffic was snarled for hours. abc 7 news was on westbound highway 24 in orinda while investigators searched for clues. contra costa county sheriff said the sped away after being stopped by police. they lost sight of it. moments later it overturned near the b.a.r.t. station. one of two people in the car died, the other in the hospital. >>> take a look at what drivers had this morning, lanes occupy after 3:00 this afternoon. >>> breaking news out of lake county right now. take a look at this, another wildfire started. this time near kelseyville. this abc 7 view shows smoke in the air. they have issued an evacuat

. >>> it's been more than three years since a deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. six people were killed and seven others injured after the balcony gave way. >> reporter: several dozen people helped unveil the plaque this morning. six names engraved on the plaque, five irish students and parkwood who was the cousin of one of the students. first responders and city leaders joined the victims' families in the ceremony. ireland'sy ambassador from the u.s. came from washington. >> many people across our country were very strongly affected by what happened here. because so many young irish people every year travel to visit the united states and other countries as students. in order to get their first experience of living around the world, living in different countries. >> reporter: the victim's family says they're grateful for the permanent memorial. >> it's absolutely phenomenal in getting everything done and supporting us through so much. and i don't know how our family would have gotten through it without all of you guys. thank you. >> reporter: investigators say dry

on the front is the truman balcony. this was quite controversial in its day when it was announced that harry truman wanted to put a balcony midway along the colonnade on the south portion of the white house and as you can see it's right there. his persistence and insistence overcame any objection and up the balcony went. it is a wonderful feature for first families today to have some family space, to go out on the south portion and look over the vista of the monuments, the potomac river, and have family time as we would in our patios or decks and enjoy quiet space in washington. it's wonderful legacy for the building itself that remains to the truman years. the reverse of the ornament, the interior of the blue room of the white house. you will hear tonight about the major restoration that took place during the truman years. picts the blue room as it existed. above the ornament is the medallion which is what we call the truman seal. before he passed in 1945, resident roosevelt asked a young navy aid by the name of george

all the balconies have been removed. a side street memorial pays tribute to the student. >> reporter: live back in the park. there was a quote engraved in the plaque. it reads, they lived and laughed and loved and left. live in berkeley cornell barnard. abc 7 news. >>> the fallen firefighters in contra pasta county were honored this morning during a memorial service. the district held a memory ceremony to pay their respects. they laid flowers and a memorial that bear it is names of the fallen. it took place on the 11th anniversary of a campaign and engineer. >>> one day of revelation's president trump's former personal lawyer recorded the conversation about paying off a playboy model, the president is following back. he lashed out this morning on twitter. abc 7 reporter brian clark with the latest twist to this story. >> reporter: president trump taking to twitter this morning lashing out at his former lawyer michael cohen. inconceivable that the government would break into a lawyer's office early in the morning. even mo

the problems here arejust balconies. is the main problem. the problems here are just balconies.g in a bar. there are lots of issues. more than just balconies. thank you all very much. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you. thank you for your messages. you are constituents of andrew griffiths. this from paula. i live in burton and andrew griffiths is my mp although i did not vote for him. i do not know what was in the texts or who he sent them to foot i guess is struggling with his work and his marriage or both. it would depend on whether people getting the texts would want to get them. probably something to avoid public life. he needs to find another way of dealing with stress. more to read out in the next hour of the programme. living in a place where one in three men by the women of diepsloot — one of south africa's most notorious townships. this extraordinary statistic was uncovered for a new bbc documentary looking into rape culture in the country. pumza fihlani travelled to diepsloot, to meet the man behind the film — and some of the women who face the daily thre

but presidential families have loved that balcony ever since. the kennedys playing on balcony. and the carters. and i love this picture of president and mrs. bush. i was, i went to a my goddaughter's wedding a few years ago up in massachusetts and we had the reversal dinner and everybody was a little worse for wear the next day and we went to the norman rockwell museum, which is wonderful. i kept looking at this attractive nice regal ladies and all coy think of was my god was she at the party last night? she looks really familiar and i realized, it was mrs. bush. and i almost, i almost pulled the president's grandson move. i thought ways going run over there and introduce myself. but there were armed men around her, so i decided that was probably not a good idea in my condition. i stayed, i left mrs. bush alone. and of course during the restoration my grandparents lived over at blair house which i went through this afternoon. i hadn't been there since i was 16 years old. my father took us over there one afternoon after listening to the watergate hearings for a while. we heard j

it honors the six students who died three years ago when a balcony collapsed.lippe djegal was at the ceremony. (philippe)nats- "we know that the families will grieve all their lives for their children and so we pray for them on this day." it was an emotional morning for the families of the young people who did not survive the deadly 20-15 balcony collapse in berkeley.jesse arreguin/mayor- "the balcony collapse is one of the saddest days in the history of our city." on saturday... at martin luther king junior civic park... the city unveiled a memorial plaque honoring the six irish and irsh american students... who fell 50 feet and died three years ago when a balacony crumbled during a birthday party. some of the victims' families traveled from overseas to attend the ceremony. ireland's ambassador to the united states, daniel mulhall made the trip from washington d-c.daniel mulhall/ambassador- "it's a tradition in ireland that many young irish people come to the united states, spend the summer, the student's summer as i did. and, therefore, we in ireland feel a g

so he tried the balcony and ended up here.e is on the 20th floor. >> but now he's holding on for dear life. >> according to him, he said he walked onto the balcony and fell over the railing. >> that first shot was one of the most iconic things i've seen on show. it was terrifying. >> the station worker alerted security. three of them kicked the door in to the apartment where he's hanging from and they were able to grab him and get him up there. right there, they pull him up like that. >> poor kid. he's going to be terrified of heights for the rest of his life now. >> in this next video, another guy not as high up but he really does need someone to help him. he's barefoot climbing down from this balcony. only about two or three floors up. but at this point, witnesses say this man, he was in distress. his wife had left him and he was having a breakdown. they had to call authorities because they were afraid he would hurt himself. you see him talking to people. then he does this. after he climbs down, he starts climbing up. see th

it's two blocks from where the balcony collapsed. six names engraved on the plaque, five irish students and a rotary park woman who was a cousin. >> it helps with closure and it's a process that we all go through. >> reporter: captain guzman is the first firefighter at the balcony scene and will never forget what he saw. >> when we rolled up on scene, and it was essentially a pile of bodies on the sidewalk. it was a little difficult for all of to us take in at the time. >> reporter: ireland's ambassador to the u.s. came from washington dc to pay his respects. >> in ireland, many people across our country were very strongly affected by what happened here. because so many young irish people every year travel to visit the united states and other countries as students in order to get their first experience of living around the world. >> reporter: a record benefit for the victim's families says they are grateful for the permanent memorial. >> you guys have been absolutely phenomenal in getting everything done and supporting us, so so much

a memorial dedicated to the victims of the balcony collapse three years ago. nbc bay area tom general swas t joins us now. >> this plaque etched with the names of the six irish-american students who died in the balcony collapse. a poignant dedication to their lives and a symbol of the joint effort between berkeley and ireland to make sure they are never forgotten. at least 30 gathered to pay their respects and some came from ireland. >> lar kin miller -- >> a tribute to the five students and irish-american student from the north bay. attending college in the united states in the 1970s traveled here from washington. >> i was in london at the time and i heard of their tragic deaths and i felt a connection with them because i was here also with the young people. >> a judge ruled construction likely contributed to the balcony giving way after loved ones filed civil lawsuits against the owner and builder. the victim's families declined to talk today. two former international graduate students witnessed the aftermath of the collapse, they feel a special connection t

. >>> donald trump and the first lady catched the big balcony at the white house. > now, it's work time for the president. >> chris is following the latest on what is on short list? >> from what we know, nbc news reporting that there are zen people on that short list. you can see who they are right there. jamin kessler,nd mike lee, the senator. but there's two that white house sources appear to be front-runner. amy conanare et and brett

. >>> a special tribute to six students killed in a balcony collapse in berkeley. it happened three years ago. now there's a permanent memorial. abc7 news reporter cornel bernard has the story. >> reporter: families laid flowers at a new memorial plaque in berkeley, not for from where three students were killed in berkeley. the plaque is dedicated to six students five of them from ireland when a balcony collapsed in june 2015. >> we contact with this tragedy of the loss of these six young people at the beginning of their lives. >> reporter: two strawberry trees honor the six lives lost. this officer remembers that terrible night. >> we rode up on the scene and we saw piles of bodies on the sidewalk. >> details from lawsuits allege builders cut corners to to to to reporter: emeenn t cit berkeley led to safer balconie . >> a woman remembers her daughter from berkeley park. >> the city has been absolutely phenomenal in getting everything done and supporting us. >> reporter: this is what library gardens on kitchen street looks like today, all the balconies have been re

building standards for construction of new balconies. jesse "and, that immediately hundreds of buildings in the requiring improvements to make their more safe. and, uh, berkeley's became a, uh, inspiration for now state law." dave chief- "important part of remembering is to pay tribute to the victims and then to ensure that these things again." last year... families settelements with the complex owners and managers. philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine)(justine) news.kron four philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. rodriguez has our forecast. seasonable conditions will remain in place through monday. expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. high pressure will inland. high and 80s-90s inland. high pressure will build over the region for the middle part of the week bringing hot temperatures to interior areas and in the mountains. look for a quick heat up on tuesday and remaining into thursday. the heat advisory will thursday. the h

the door was locked, he went and tried the balcony and he end up here. on the 20th floor. >> but now he's holding on for deer life. >> according to him, he said he walked on to the balcony and fell on to the railing. >> that first shot was one of the most iconic things i've ever seen on this show. it was just terrifying. >> a worker alerted security so three of them kicked the door into that apartment where you can see he was hanging from and they were able to grab him and get him up right there. they pull him up like that. >> poor kid. he's going to be terrified of heights forest of his life now. >>> now, in this next video we got another guy not as high up, but does need someone to help him. he's barefoot climbing down from this bag cony. he's only about two or three floors up, but at this point witnesses say this man, he was in some mental distress. his wife had left him and he was just having a breakdown so they had to call authorities because they were afraid he was going to hurt himself. there you see him talking to people and then he does this. af

california has since strengthened standards on construction of balconies. >>> one of the survivors of the deadly duck boat crash is speaking out from her hospital bed. 31 people were inside the doomed vehicle when a storm rolled through, packing 63 mile an hour winds and violent waves on the missouri lake. one woman was on vacation with her family when the boat capsized, killing 17 people including nine of her family members. >> when the water filled up the boat, i could no longer see. i couldn't feel anybody. i couldn't see. i just remember i got to get out. i got to get out. >> right now ntsb are looking back at the boat's safety records. at least one private inspector says he previously warned the owners about duck boat design flaws. >>> tonight president trump is blasting his former attorney michael cohen for secretly recording at least one of their conversations. errol burnett explains it focused on a woman who said she had an affair with mr. trump. >> why does your campaign say you didn't know about payments to karen mcdougal? >> reporter: after avoiding questions friday about a

it honors the six students who died three years ago when a balcony collapsed.ippe djegal takes us to the ceremony. (philippe)nats- "we know that the families will grieve all their lives for their children and so we pray for them on this day." it was an emotional morning for the families of the young people who did not survive the deadly 20-15 balcony collapse in berkeley.jesse arreguin/mayor- "the balcony collapse is one of the saddest days in the history of our city." on saturday... at martin luther king junior civic park... the city unveiled a memorial plaque honoring the six irish and irsh american students... who fell 50 feet and died three years ago when a balacony crumbled during a birthday party. some of the victims' families traveled from overseas to attend the ceremony. ireland's ambassador to the united states, daniel mulhall made the trip from washington d-c.daniel mulhall/ambassador- "it's a tradition in ireland that many young irish people come to the united states, spend the summer, the student's summer as i did. and, therefore, we in ireland feel

i go on my second-story balcony and look up to the third story balcony which is probably 40 or 50 feet in the air, maybe more. and i see my neighbor, who i , and hea cursory level is standing on the edge of his balcony, up on a ledge, which is about the width of a balance beam, and he is threatening to jump.- threatening to the police blocked off the whole area, but for some reason, they let me stay on the balcony. i didn't know what to do. what do you do at a time like that? do i go back inside and just pretend that nothing is happening? do i go back to that netflix show, when somebody might jump to their death? that didn't seem right. do i say something to him, tried to talk him down? what if i say the wrong thing? i didn't know what to do. but i had this feeling that i should just be there, i should just stay there on that balcony, and if you wanted to talk to someone else to was not a police officer, i was going to be there and give him that opportunity. but i was scared. i was freaked out. i was so nervous. , didn't want him to talk to me because i didn't know what i was going to

so literally went over the balcony to get out. detectorsr the smoke going off in these apartments which is a sign that at least that wning was there. that probably kept this from being a lot worse tha it . as bad as it looks, no one was injured. a royaling tower of smoke. some residents rushed home. it was frantic and frightening loved calls. >> my kids were home, jumped off the balcony. >> reporter: nicole webb says one of her sons was lost in t chaos, but they're okay. >> my ks are alive. i don't care about what's in there. >> went to two alarms, 80 firefighters on the scene. >> reporter: they didn't have to perform rescues. those folks who were atot home out on their own. >> when i called to check on my daughter, sheirold me the alarm was going off. that's when she said it was a fire. i said okay, let me know what's going on. when i called back,hat's when my husband was like, we're getting ready to lose everything. >> reporter: they got t, too. residents say this is the second time firefighters were here the last 24 hours. yest

a little boy, a 4-year-old b got his head stuck on the balcony in the metal park of t be balcony. he was hanging there for a half hour. they had to drill a hole to repel down and get him out. 's okay. he had some bruises. you have to imagine that everyone who watched that happen has to be relieved he's okay. >> your heart just stops >>watching that. i know. >> what are they doing in asia. this is the second kid with a head in the railing likea you can't let them wander out on to the balny, especially at 4 years old. i have a 4-year-old. >> iow watch your kid, chris. >> kids aren't all that smart. i got a 4-year-old. >> he'll get there, chris. give him a chance. >>> 4:49 now. a lot of you -- >> kids are just not that smart. i got a 4-year-old. we're going to run thr and over. >> a lot of you are hitting the road this week for the fourth of july. >> pefully you're taking your smart family dog with you. there's some things you need to do to prepare.um conser reporter susan hogan has thestory. >> reporter: 1-year-old mabel and her family are preparing for a six-hour road trip to vermo

that didn't feel right, but then also do i stay on this balcony? do i try to stay something to him?i try to talk him down? what if i say the wrong thing. i didn't know what to do, but i had this feeling that i should just be there. i should just stay there on that balcony, and if he wanted to talk to somebody else that wasn't a police officer, i was going to be there to give him that opportunity, and i -- i was scared. i was freaked out. i was so nervous, and i almost didn't want him to talk to me because i didn't know what i was going to say, but i stayed there for four hours, and i just stood there and i watched the range of emotions as the police officers were trying to talk him down. i watched that experience, and it was a very intense experience. but finally he looked down to me, and he started talking to me, and it was my moment, and he's on the edge, and he is tense and he is raging, and i've seen him go through all these emotions and he starts talking to me, and i don't know what to stay. i still don't have any pre-conceived thing in my mind, but only words i can get out are

dignitaries from ireland on hand for a dedication memorial when six students killed from a balcony collapse. live in berkeley where the ceremony wrapped up. seems like the family works quite diligently to make sure the deaths were not in vein. >> some of the parents came from ireland and the children will be remembered by the names etched in plaque and new laws over time can help save lives. >> reporter: the victim's parents came from as far away as ireland. irish dignitaries speaking and standing in solidarity to make sure they are never forgotten. telling nbc bay area that the victim's family helped form the most significant tribute to the lost loved ones. >> tons to try to ensure that things of this terrible nature won't happen to other families in the future. >> within weeks of the tragedy, the families -- the immediate inspections of all existing stairs, decks and balconies in berkeley. considering the likely cause of the collapse, construction work. stricter regulations on construction materials and descience. >> the time and energy they put into the efforts to get building codes upda

the irish and irish american students were celebrating a birthday many july of 2015 when the balcony collapsed, injuring seven and killing six. >> family members of some of the victims expected to tabld tomorrow's ceremony. there will be a tree planted in their honor as well. >> attacked by a dog. on saturday the battalion chief aveped s the san leandro hole. after that rescue the girl lost control of a pit bull and it severely bit his face. paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he underwent emergency surgery. he wen doctors say he has a long recovery. >> a serious criminal. it is all about hiring a hitman. the man who stadn'trted tnow wh into. >> they became a magnet for would be murderers looking for another type of hit. sam has the story. >>> the inadvertent murder spider web. >> bob is the master mind whose rent a hitman website went live in 2005 for security and web traffic >> there are no services offered. >> you can only imagine the shock when the father of three discovered some people took his site as an open invitation to hire a >> how could they think million question

later, the family assembled on the buckingham palace balcony to watch an air force flyover. meghan had a prominent position right next to the queen, who spoke to her new granddaughter-in-law during the festivities. kate work a sparkling brooch, on her alexander mcqueen dress. she is an official patron of the raf, while meghan has yet to receive that honor. but no balcony appearance for prince george and princess charlotte, who watched it all from a palace window. later this afternoon, meghan changed outfits, a green givenchy dress as she and harry touched down in dublin for an official visit to ireland. tonight, meghan wore dress number three, a sleeveless black cockta cocktail. >>> let's talk about reese witherspoon. we know her and oprah bonded on the set of "wrinkle in time," but it seems oprah has influenced her in other ways, too, up first in tonight's "tv know and tell," reese's real talk. >> unstoppable. >> is reese becoming the next oprah? well, she's launching a new video on demand and talk show. >> it encourages people to find their own ownership. >> hosted by with

. >> what say dog doing nine floors up on the balcony, what's going on? >> that's mel, she's a a a a dog. the landlord wasn't home so they had to do what they could do save the dog. and that's some safety fencing so she will not to do that again. she's only 1 1/2 years old and had that adventure. >>> no lives at stake in this video, but these people are trying to move that big dresser and they are moving it up, not down. and they've got straps around it. >> how are you going to get it up and over that zblip that won't work. >> this is what they did. you can see they've got that runner on the balcony edge and they do get it up to the third floor, but then. >> that was grandma's antique piece, too. >> was being the appropriate. >> no lives at stake in this fall. >> but maybe some family pride is gone. >> each episode is a special episode. justin and i had some dialogue in the home and he sort of encouraged me to share this and i think it's great and it hopefully does help other women. >> in this episode, justin are taking over and most of the videos are abo

his head got stuck between the bars of the fifth story balcony.hey had to cut throughhe roof and repel down. officials say no one was home when this happened. the ar4-ld was not hurt other than minor bruising. i can tell yo 4-year-olds often, they don't make the best decisions. you cannot leave them home alone, much less out on the balcony. >> no one home with a 4-year-old? >> a lot of questions to be answered there. chris lawrence at the live desk. anks. >>> a stunning upset in the world cup round of 16. host nation russia booted spa from the tournament in penalty kicks yesterday. russia's keeper had twocritz cal blocks to win the game. they'll take on croatia next. th bigmatch-up, brazil versus that starts at 10:00 this morning. >>> the universal circus is in town. we featured the special benefit show here onews 4 today. >> last night, the kidses liv matter campaign, proceeds go to help local children in foster care. i had th pleasure to serve as guest ring master. got a chance toee all of the action, as well. irene johnson was there with her da

there's also a balcony to step out onto and on the third floor another surprise awaits denise and nineteen. the seven up there you have a great view and as a lever to make the head move up and down denise and the team can't resist going up to have a look at it don't miss it into the mites and go inside the horse's head they can sit look out the pen or on the ground oh and make the animal not its head using a joystick. all i got is the setting up sound you oh my goodness i tell you i'm going to sit up here all night this thing is going up up up and down i can make you do whatever i was controlling that that's clever how cool it's nice to be i'm staying true. to. his trips around the world inspired belgian architect told me he don't have to create this quirky hotel it costs over two hundred euros to spend a night in the trojan horse i think it's one of the first two hundred thirty five euro sounds like a lot but you have to see it in relation to what you get in so they must michael board it takes a lot of work to design a trojan horse like this and it's not like you find one on every corner

. >> reporter: some people immediately jumped from tir balconies to safety as the flames raced through the building. >> they jumped off the balcony. >> reporter: kelle plans to move out of the neighborhood. she doesn't want to live here ymore. >> it can happen again. >> reporter: take a look at all of this damage.s cre in the process of cleaning it up. those people don't know whe they can move into the apartment building. as you can see, some of the units, nine o them are a total loss. fortunately no one was hurt. however, some neighbors tell us they smelled gasoline yesterday. however, firefighters are not ying if it's related to this particular fire. right n, they're investigating to try and derp how it starred. shomari stone, news4. >>> going to be aacong road for those folks. thank you. >>> just in the last hour, d. police released the name of a man killed this evening in columbia heights. he is 68-year-old anthony anderson. he wasbbed to death right in the middle of 14th street. police also have a suspect in custody. jackie bensen is live for us with more on what we know now. jar:

tourist guide an historian george cause knows the best spots in town is tipped for breakfast as the balcony. if they are looking with this view never loses its appeal and it's a pleasure for me to show visitors my favorite places so that i can pass on the thrill i feel when i see the acropolis and i will know it was a good thing with more than a little of an agreeable you. is tourist take in both old and new attractions to show visitors how athens is reinventing itself. the plaka is one of athens as oldest neighborhoods with its narrow winding streets it invites visitors to explore and linger. it's also home to the courageous monument of lucy craft its interview to a generous patron of the arts. monument we see back there is dedicated to a very rich athenian. two thousand years ago the athenians developed a tax system under which people like him have to pay taxes but the middle and lower classes did not. since the start of the current economic crisis the country's street art scene has grown there are examples throughout the capital. stuff and other than a. fantastic street art movement has

som of those that came off balconies. all the kids are to ither. uries to firefighters or residents. fiveine adults and children have been displaced in the nine of 11 apartments that sre occupied in t part of the building. they did encounter one dead hydrant when they got here. there were sufcient hydrant that did work that allowed them to fight this fire sufficiently. if you know any about the county, you'll remember a few years ago, this is calledpring hill lake. this complex has become notorious for fires. someere or son related. no indication at this point that there is any cion between those days or even the gasoline smell. that's what the investigators are worng to find out now. leon, back to you. can od news is the folks tell the tale. they're still here. we or working to learn what happens nextor the families there. we'll check back on the scene later on. >>> chopper 4 overak more bg news. check this out, a trash truck fire on columbia pike southbounh near npshire avenue. police had to redirect drivers. at one poi

that was followed by a series of permits that spoke to repairing of a front balcony, new foundation, revision to that foundation permit, and i think the most significant permit is the permit 2014-008254675, which i'll speak to a little bit later here. so this is our notice of violation which was issued december 24, 2014. in fact, the senior inspector called me and said, you won't believe what i'm doing christmas eve. i'm writing a notice of violation for this project here, and this is what it ended up being. we identified misrepresentation exceeding the scope of the permit. a lot of excavation, and the corrective action as noted on the violation, number one, was stop all work, file for the necessary permit with plans, obtain planning department approval, obtain the permit, and do the necessary work to complete the project. so that was three years and, what, eight months ago that that all transpired. so an overview of 214 states street. just for informational purposes, a permit application, a form 8, is an over-the-counter permit application approval. and if form 3 is a permit applica

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to the victims of the balcony collapse three years ago. irish dignitaries... and the victim )s family members... were on hand. nbc bay area )s thom jensen has the story. still to come. a band of brothers. after 50 years, three vietnam veterans meet again in the south bay. their emotional reunion.... that )s all thanks to technolog. plus. getting served-- by a waitress. a man was caught on camera groping her at work, and she didn )t respond with silenc. her reaction that )s going vira. ad lib wx tease reunion... more than 50 years in the making. three vietnam veterans reunited with their platoon sergeant in san jose today. nbc bay area )s laura sambol has their story. presidential citation for their actions. they plan to all get together again soon... they just haven )t set the date. new video tonight of a waitress... fighting back. you see in this surveillance footage the waitress standing at the counter of a georgia restaurant. that )s when the man in the red shirt and blue shorts walks behind her... and touches her backside. he tries to keep walking - but sh

rigid about it the up and down of the streets the colored facades of the houses with their wooden balconies silhouetted against the blue of the sky convey a feeling of mediterranean lightness. the peaceful it ill of the town was dependent on protective wools malta had been weakened and fear during new takesh attack master builder and suckle valetta with towering ramparts who not the rock built stone on stone forbidding and impregnable . ratch across the peninsula the builders dug out a ditch fifteen meters deep in a stony bedrock twenty meters wide and a kilometer in length. possibly the longest and deepest ditch of a dock by man. inside the city bowl will guess what human after the rock fortifications within the fortifications built to serve as retreat fortresses and cannon platforms over the coals it decades a gigantic stronghold came into being to stand if the building aspect would deter any enemy from attacking motor for the next centuries. but that time grew and developed into a modern city at first there were buildings in the plain style of the renascence nature of hoarding to the man

the risk here is that the fall is some 150 feet if they do not make it down to the balcony. that's why law enforcement are strapped in here. and now are, it appears, strapping in this protester. it was heard earlier she would not come down until, and this is part of the protest earlier on, until the issue at the border, and the reunification of families was resolved. this is somewhat based on that. we're getting these live pictures and they're coming and going, and now they are back for you. 6:37 local time on july 4th. the statue of liberty at this time normally would be closed if they are operating under typical hours from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. you can see it has had quite a lot of interest here in the northeast, in the statue of liberty, another helicopter hovering around in the area, whether it's law enforcement or one of the news agencies covering it is -- we cannot determine at this moment. but a lot of interest here on a july 4th as they had to stop the tours there that would be typically happening, over 4 million visitors do come to the statue of liberty each and ev

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