barbara shows us the new fence in her backyard. she erected it to keep squatters out who entered through an easement next to her rental. the squatters left cigarette butts, a pillow and mirror inside of the shed. barbara had to rip out the rug in the living room after squatters got into the house and had to install a fireplace after the squatters destroyed it. >> can't break that. >> reporter: barbara replaced an entrance to her garage with a steel door. squatters broke through the old one. she activated an alarm system from adt but it was prone to false alarms and barbara requested adt text her before sending police or fire. two false alarms brought fines from the city for $348. adt normally calls a home phone first, but barbara is deaf and can't hold a conversation on the phone. adt agreed to text barbara instead after we contacted them at her request. it gave her a free upgrade to a more-advanced system, but she couldn't text back. >> that doesn't solve my problem. i need to get a text and send back a text. i can't hear on the p

i sat down with barbara and andy parkerer. we spoke at length about alison and adam, their tough road ahead, and their mission to end gun violence. >> if you are a parent, if you're a mother, if you have children, can you look your child in the eye and say, we are willing to allow you to be collateral damage in order to keep what some people perceive at their constitutional rights. >> my interview with the parents of alison parker coming up at the bottom of the hour, 5:30 eastern only right here. first, we do begin this evening in textexas. that is where people in the houston area are still shocked at the sudden and violent death of the ten-year deputy in the sheriff's department. the sheriff calls it cold blooded and cowardly and believes his deputy may have been killed simply because he was wearing a uniform. houston officials believe this is the man captured on surveillance camera ambushing deputy goforth. police are now trying to figure out what drove him to allegedly kill a deputy in a way describe z an an execution. we'r

denny and barbara from newark, ohio.re. >> do very cute house on the outside again, great curb appeal. bedroom, look, when you're showing this house, open up the shades, paint ate lighter color, get a different color comforter. bring some pop into that room, don't you think? >> yes, okay, all right. josh, thank you. >> we're not going to talk about the chair in the middle of the room? okay. all righty. >> a chair in the middle of the room. hopefully they've rearranged the furniture. >> hopefully. the new season of josh's show "million dollar listing los angeles" comes back next week, september 7 at 10:00 eastern on our sister network bravo. >> i think you said september 7, it's september 2. >> i said 2. i said 2, continue. >> it scared me, it's too soon. >>> josh will be back here with more great ideas next month. >> meaning october? >> yes, kath. do you remember the stir mate? >> the what mate? >> sit back, relax. we'll show you how home gadgets do all the work. >> oh, yeah! >> right after this. stir mate. >> i remember

it agreed to rescind barbara's fine. the bottom line is adt needs to be accessible to me the same way as any other person can have access to their system. >> barbara might have a case under the americans with disability ability. abc7's legal analyst said it's unclear whether the act applies in this case. >> ada applies to public accommodations, to facilities, and adt isn't really either one of those things. it's a service provider. >> he suggests barbara might have better luck asserting her rights under california law which he calls more generous. adt did not return our request for comment. >> adt had previously offered barbara the opportunity to cancel her alarm contract, but she refused, saying she wants alarm protection just like everyone else. emmenic he will finney, "7 on your side." >> oh, baby, or should i say babies? washington's national zoo has two new baby pandas. the mamma gave birth to twins yesterday. the first baby born at 5:35 p.m. yesterday. the second came nearly five hours later, according to the zoo.

barbara shows us the new fence in her backyard.rected it to keep squatters out who entered through an easement next to her rental. the squatters left cigarette butts, a pillow and mirror inside of the shed. barbara had to rip out the rug in the living room after squatters got into the house and had to install a fireplace after the squatters destroyed it. >> can't break that. >> reporter: barbara replaced an entrance to her garage with a steel door. squatters broke through the old one. she activated an alarm system from adt but it was prone to false alarms and barbara requested adt text her before sending police or fire. two false alarms brought fines from the city for $348. adt normally calls a home phone first, but barbara is deaf and can't hold a conversation on the phone. adt agreed to text barbara instead after we contacted them at her request. it gave her a free upgrade to a more-advanced system, but she couldn't text back. >> that doesn't solve my problem. i need to get a text and send back a text. i can't hear on the phone.

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but his wife barbara says it's quite the opposite.usband? >> he's not a villain. he saved my life. some people would call that heroic. >> reporter: a hero? in the woodwards' old neighborhood on smith drive in titusville, florida, plenty of people seem to agree. there are literal signs of support. hi, i am deborah roberts, with abc news. how are you? larry and marty mauldin live just down the street. why do you have that sign in your yard? >> i support billy. in my opinion, i'd like to see him walk. >> reporter: you'd like to see him be released from jail? >> yes. >> reporter: some people would say, "okay, neighbors have disputes, but you can't go out and shoot each other." >> if he had threatened my family in my house like he did theirs, he he wouldn't have lasted this long, and i would have killed him before this. >> you're sorry anytime someone dies, but these people just made this neighborhood just a holy hell. >> they all ganged up on billy and his wife and his family. >> reporter: scott and lydia crow lived behind billy and barba

but it wasn't. >> ya. >> i was like barbara, wait a minute. barbara? whatever. going to get into it. but you know what i am saying. >> i get you. >> yes, you, you, barbara walters, and what's the laid fry 227? >> holdup. we went from barbara walters to a lady on 227? >> marley gibbs. >> there she is. you, marlie gibbs, barbara walters. >> oh, what now? what snow. >> what now, baby in. >> we're coming, man, in theatres october 2016. trust me. you are in for a treat. this is not just a comedy show. flu pledge production, production. >> can we just go touch the nine. >> no. >> i'm going to go touch the sign. >> that's my sign. >> i can't touch the sign? >>> mike, alex, we real had i a good time with kevin hart. he was all jokes. little serious there but all jokes last night. i can't wait for you guys to see the special coming up in october. >> so, yes. they videotaped the whole thing. >> eighty-four different cameras. >> so if you went, you might ends up on a special, like concert, something i guess you call it, stands up. >> yes, it will be great. can't wait for i

you're an immigration attorney, barbara. if you had one of your clients that found themselves in this situation, the advice, the counsel, that you'd give to them would be what? >> hopefully he's a new client, 'cause if he were my client, he would have complied. if he were a new client and i found him in this situation, i would immediately begin a new daca application to make sure he has something pending so that if there was already a final order of removal or some other deportable issue that would be immediate, he would be protected. >> so, yes. if you have something pending, you can't be pushed out because the paperwork's -- >> there's something pending. >> yes. perfect. paperwork. can you give me a quick little education and us an education on how we got to this process? and we've only got three minutes, but try and summarize it. this was a judge's order, correct? >> yeah. uscis is acting because judge hanen of the district court in texas told uscis, "if you do not take substantial efforts to come into compliance with the

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barbara? >> maybe it is because what i work on every day, but i see hundreds of people joaning global health corp. they are 30 and under. the average age is 26. 40% are quitting their jobs to make a different and 40% have a master's degree. and they are working into a healthy world. and we accept 2% of the people that apply and we're five years old so we're basically a start-up and so the fact that people are coming to an organization without a big name and working on these issues says a lot to me. on the tfa front, i red that article -- i read that article last week also, but i don't know if it is a defeat for them. if you asked them five years ago where do you think your application numbers will be, they won't have dreamed of where they would be last year or the year before. and so their numbers rosee norm asly -- enormously after 2008. and that was huge. and i don't think they've dropped pre-2008 numbers right now and so it can be perceived in different ways. i meet people every day, beggin

jamie: in 1971, willis falls in love with barbara stern, who comes with a house full of daughters. just the kind of workforce you need for a family restaurant. >> we all starte as busers we dd dishwashing and waitressing. >> the original burger was 3.95, it came with cold law, -- coleslaw, and potatos. jamie: willis buys out his partner and becomes the biggest fish in the small pond. >> restaurants, and hotels, a gas station, and grocery store, all within a block. jamie: baker boomed in late '7s, willis buys a nice ho house in silver lake. a desert community 75 miles away, soon, business in baker sputters, the cars are all air-conditioned, drivers can drive-thru. willis needs a gimmick, something to grab their eye and wallet. he gets his inspiration in a unlikely spot, international falls, minnesota. >> they had world's tallest thermometer, it was 22 feet high. and so, i think he saw this, and the wheels started spinning. jamie: 22 feet? pa shaw, his thermometer will mark highest temperature 134 degrees ever recorded in death valley, it will soar as high as baker is hot. >> my mom

stand by, barbara. much more to talk about with you. in just a few minutes, in a major speech, president obama will be pitching the iran deal at american university. this is clearly a very big moment for this president as he is ramping up his push to sell this deal to congress, a wary congress at that. he was talking to american jewish leaders yesterday about the deal saying then that some democrats may be going, in his words, squishy on the pact. >> the choice of american university today is hugely symbolic, the site of one of john f. kennedy's most famous speeches calling for a nuclear test ban. president obama will tell members of congress on the fence, this is their most consequential foreign policy decision since the vote to go to war in iraq. let's go to the white house and bring in our correspondent, michelle kosinski. big day for the president. >> reporter: right. he's going to be speaking for 45 minutes. that's a long time as these speeches go. so he's going to cover a lot of bases here. we expect he'll be talking about what ha

a woman named barbara and a second person. two nypd officers the first to arrive, tried to rescue the victims. >> we told them about the situation that she is in there. they tried very hard trying to get into the door. never made it. >> it was after 1:00 when the fire started. crews were faced with ferocious flames reaching all the way to the attic. the first units did run a hand line and eventually knocked down the fire on the first floor. precious minutes had passed. they found the two victims in the kitchen in the back of the home, both were dead just a few feet apart. officials say conditions inside of the home complicated this operation. >> the house was very cluttered, extremely on that first floor where the fire was, so it hampered the first two units trying to make a push to knock down the fire. >> officials say because of the extent of the victims' injuries they were severely burned. the medical examiner will have to identify the pair. the woman who lived here was rarely seen outside. >> barbara rarely came outside. a

hello there i'm barbara serra. you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program. the united nations announces an investigation into chemical weapons attacks in syria. sanctions could follow if bashar al-assad'basharbasharal-assad'bd responsible. >>> a summer camp in norway reopens four years after a gunman killed 69 young people there. hello there thank you for joining us. serious questions hang over the security questions in afghanistan's capital kabul after a series of bomb blasts, 48 people have been killed in the space of just 24 hours. the latest explosion hit north of kabul airport, an area close to afghanistan buildings and coalition bases. the attacker detonated his explosive vests among a group of recruits stationed outside. 20 were killed and 27 injured. hours later a powerful truck bomb injured more than wo 40 near a government complex and a military base in a residential area. afghanistan.'s president ashraf ghani has called the truck bombing one of the worst attacks in the country. jennifer glasse is live for us in kabul

, nana, i'm in trouble. >> using the term of endearment coupled with the word "trouble," and barbara was ready to do whatever she could to help. >> a policeman pulled him over. i said, what did they find? he said, well, they found drugs, they found a gun that was unlicensed, and i'm going, a gun, oh, my god. this kid's future is gone. >> barbara told me she remembered thinking the voice sounded unusual, but she didn't call attention to it. not wanting her grandson to think she didn't recognize his voice. >> if you'll pay his bond of $5,000. >> she told the caller she would figure out the money and call back. but instead, she called her son who reached her grandson and the caller's lies were exposed. the fbi has dubbed this the grandparents' scam. and they say resist the pressure to act quickly. try to contact your grandchild or another family member. never wire money based on a request made over the phone or e-mail especially overseas. wiring money is like giving cash. barbara did the right thing, but she warns there was a kernel of truth in what the caller said that gave her pause.

>> reporter: i think you're right barbara, the mood today is somber. of course this is anniversary of mike brown's death so it's a difficult time for the family. leslie mechanic spadden his -- leslie mcspadden his mother has cevmen kept a low profile. some of the services will be gettingetting underway soon. what we have seen is a sense of defiance underneath this somber tone. lots of people ended up for the service at the site that michael brown was shot and killed, hundreds of them and they were of -- they we're diverse group, lots of families were there, there were black people white people young and old. and also a sense however that justice still hasn't been served for michael brown. as you said. and that is due in large part because the police officer who killed him was cleared of criminal wrongdoing by both local and federal investigations. and a lot of people here feel that that is not justice. and while there have been positive changes, that many people in the community point to in terms of race relations and policing, that that is still an op

. >> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the al jazeera newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. at least 20,000 people take to the streets of vienna, in memory of the 71 people who died if the back of a lorry. one policeman is killed, dozens of others are injured as a nationalist campaign in ukraine turns violence. >>> the government cracks down against people in china whom they accuse of starting rumors about the stock market. >> i'm divya gopalan. why these are in danger of being eextinct. >> final tennis grand slam tournament of the year. one of the big names to suffer an opening day defeat. >> hello, thank you for joining us. at least 20 thows people have marched on ththousand people haf vienna in memory of those who died in a lorry on the outside skirts last week. people keep coming. in greece, 2500 people have disembarked after being picked up by the coast guard last weekend. 70 search and rescue operations off the eastern islands including lesbos, samos and kos. checkpoints of the country's border with greece. en route to serbia trains ar

thank you, barbara.riend and alwart source of optimism. [inaudible] [laughter] i want to thank the atlantic council for having this event today and being our gracious host. event, weheduled this did not know the joint comprehensive plan of action would be issued just yesterday. this is an historic agreement by any standard, even by standards of decades. that this is so well-timed. and the atlantic council has talentle to mobilize the that is going to speak today. iran began as a foreign service officer well before the revolution. this was in 1959. as it happened, this was the beginning of the iranian nuclear program. program owesuclear almost everything to the united states. physicists and engineers were trained in the united states. and as a part of the atoms for eisenhower, wef lowenthal toid iran to work out an energy program. a comprehensive energy program. water, hydro, gas, and oil. nuclear. forgotten that in 1959 lilienthal recommended that iran have 22 nuclear power reactors. and use its gas and

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what do you say, barbara? >> and -- >> i absolutely agree with that.ld that many children be killed and nothing happen? for it to be ignored. what we have to do is, there are people out there whose minds we will never change. they are the people that are unimportant in this fight. the people who are important to this fight are the silent majority who feel the way we do, that some kind of gun control measures are necessary. >> even the nra, the majority of nra membership supports reasonable closing of loopholes and making it harder for, you know, mentally disturbed people to get guns. as mark kelly mentioned, and i know this, you know. this is not a sprint. it's a marathon. but i'm in it for the long haul. we're in it for the long haul. >> bonded by unthinkable tragedy, you just heard the parents of alison parker respond to that open letter from nicole, who lost her 6-year-old, dillon, in the sandy hook shooting. next, you'll hear from nicole herself. no matter where he's hosting. ♪ stella artois host beautifully we stop arthritis pain, so you don't hav

barbara, what led you to nami? >> sure. years ago, my brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia, and my family had no familiarity with mental illness. we didn't know how to take care of him, we didn't know how to take care of ourselves, the caregivers, and his doctor said, "you should go to this organization nami for their free psychoeducation classes and for their support groups." so we went, and we found that we weren't alone. we found community. we developed coping skills and built up our resiliency, and it was completely life-changing, and i vowed that i would always give back to this organization. >> so, what ways do you do that? >> i joined the board about 10 years ago. >> mm-hmm. >> and i've been board president for the last 3, and we've been really focusing on getting the message out that 20% to 25% of the population has mental illness, and it's okay to talk about it. you should seek early treatment, and that we have a lot of free services to help people accomplish that. >> we're gonna talk more about that, but that

barbara. >> sow may be denying the allegations. as you were saying, sounding quite self-assured but that's going to be enough to appease the thousands, all those people that have turned out to protest what he has allegedly done and who are still calling for his resignation. >> reporter: it's definitely not going to appease people, no. there's going to be more frustration and more anger after this. he's also using some legal maneuvering to try the resist this impeachment process against him, in fact filed an np injunction tinjunctionto the cot today with the hopes that this will stop the impeachment process from going to the courts. this is not going to make the people happy. he says he is following a law that will either fight the accusations of against him and he is under legal right to fight those accusations. he has said it is imperative that general elections go ahead this upcoming sunday and what's happening in the country in the political crisis should not stop that. barbara. >> david mercer, from guatemala city, thank you. >

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good -- barbara got suspicious. good thing, the classic fake check scam.rson who wants to hire you is not in town. they are coming to the city but they are not here yet and that is why they can't meet you. >> your checks are good. the scammer will get your checks. the scammer's check is no good. you are out the money. >> the scammer's goal was for barbara to deposit a bad check and send her own real money back. >> none of this added up. >> barbara tells me the checks keep coming in from the other supposed mom looking for sitters, moms who don't exist. don't waste your money. john matarese, abc7 news. leon: tonight looking for a connection. >> makes me think twice of taking my dog for a walk. >> a woman out for a walk when her child is victim number six in a string of sexual assaults. also -- >> you can't make this stuff up. leon: area prison officials shaking their heads after they tried to pull off a prison air lift. and -- >> big news from washington. leon: the new pandas have to experience serious growing pains. ♪ ♪ announcer: now, "abc7 news at 5:00".

barbara: it is completely unworkable and has been shown to be totally unworkable. how can the accident of geography determined that two southern countries just because they are on the mediterranean have to process and keep hundreds of thousands of refugees. even formulating it, it is completely mad. what we need in europe is a new refugee policy. everybody says that we will start to discuss it in the fall. it will bring the mother of all political battles to brussels. it will pale in comparison and angela merkel will have been right when she said just a couple of days ago that the refugee crisis will be the biggest test for the european union yet. far more difficult to master than the battle in the fight about the future of the euro. sarah: sounds like a long road ahead. thank you. britain and france have announced a joint operation to tackle people smuggling. police will work together to stop gangs trying to smuggle undocumented migrants across the english channel. thousands are camped and hoping to cross to the u.k.. reporter: they are not giving up. even if it m

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safely. >> meanwhile barbara is a wreck. >> i wasn't able to get to a television, so the first thing i did was dial dave's phone number. i dialed it a few times. that was the worst ten minutes of the my life because i had no idea what was going on. >> at last barbara's call goes through just as the plane grinds to a stop. >> he picks up the phone and i hear in the background, "yay!" [ applause ] and i just thought, are you on that plane? and he says "yes, i'm on the plane. i'll tell you all about it, but i can't talk now." >> the nightmare flight is over. >> yeah, good job! good job! thank you! as i was exiting the plane, i actually got a wonderful shot of the landing gear completely shaved in half. >> when barbara arrives home that evening, dave shows her the message he taped. >> i love you, and everything is going to be groovy. >> i felt really special, and i understood that he loved me, so i was very thankful to have him sitting there next to me on the couch. >>> whoa! >> two years later in august, 2007, the landing of a china airlines flight in okinawa, japan, makes dave's experi

the movie aims to make money off of tragedy and filmmaker is a uc santa barbara alumnus. in a statement to the huffington post he apologized saying he hoped the film could be beneficial. >> nfl team owners meet in chicago tomorrow to consider competing plans to move the raiders or the rams to los angeles. the owners will get details on plan to build a new stadium in carson to be shared with the chargers. they will hear about the st. louis rams propose a.m. to build stadium in inglewood. the commission are said the updates are information a.m. with no votes to be taken. meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast next. mike? >> good morning from the broadcast center. you felt the winds of change, absolutely cooler outside but that could be a problem for the jerusalem firefighters. we will talk about that and how long before the 80s, and 90s and 100s come back to the forecast. >> big job, getting this horse to safety a messy task to save a beloved animal. >> the high cost of back-to-school shopping with tips on how you can save big on classroom >> now our breaking news story

>> reporter: i think you're right barbara, the mood today is somber. of course this is anniversary of mike brown's death so it's a difficult time for the family. leslie mechanic spadden his -- leslie mcspadden his mother has cevmen kept a low profile. some of the services will be gettingetting underway soon. what we have seen is a sense of defiance underneath this somber tone. lots of people ended up for the service at the site that michael brown was shot and killed, hundreds of them and they were of -- they we're diverse group, lots of families were there,

let's go straight to barbara starr at the pentagon. barbara?, this is a very significant development. we are learning that the administration is expected to announce shortly, the number two deputy in isis to baghdadi was killed this week on august 18th by a u.s. drone strike near mosul in northern iraq. what is so significant beyond that he was the top deputy, said to be very involved in isis finance. as top deputy, he would have been in touch with baghdadi. we're told that it was carried out using what the military calls actionable intelligence. they had their eye on a vehicle on the road and knew that he was in that vehicle when they fired. they knew he was going to be there. that is a very interesting piece of information because it tells us that the u.s. indeed has some level of intelligence are isis is supposed to have an iran grip. this is a high-value target and very significant and what we don't know is what intelligence they had. it isn't telling anything about where baghdadi may be. >> what does this tell us about how much the u.s. in

those who have lost loved ones that closely resembles a shooting spree at the university of santa barbara. the movement to try to stop the film's release. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us, i'm peggy bunker. >> a beautiful and touching tribute. the oakland a's are celebrating the life of scott lunger, shot and killed during a traffic stop last month. he loved baseball, even coached girls' softball. today's tribute means a lot to those who knew him. nbc bay area's christy smith has a special tribute. i understand lunger's father and daughter had something to say. >> reporter: that's exactly right. we did have a chance to speak with him. but it's law enforcement day here at the oakland a's game and what better way to mark that day than to honor the memory of sergeant scott lunger. his family was here on the field and also a number of members of bay area law enforcement family. in fact, scott lunger's father and daughters threw out the ceremonial first pitch under beautiful skies it's with ricky rend re henderson to catch. there was a moment of silence as well and on field police mo

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