this is barbara young. i have a quick question. business owner who started my business back in 1990. real estate. had a plan b like you mentioned. it is important that people going to business, it was very difficult for me to start my business because i was a two kids, and and no one wanted to deal with me. but i did it. people need to understand what it is like to do your own business. it is very difficult to spend spent many 2:00, 1:00 hours at night. important we get education to these people that want to start the business and that is all. wonderfulnk c-span is and i think we need to focus on education in this country especially in north carolina. host: before you go, you said you had a backup plan. tell us a little about that. plan b was i started a property management company. said, youcant other will be gone all the time. that is my choice. this is my life. i want to open my property management company. i am down to real estate now. you have to have a plan b always in any type of business i saw. i did work. i worked in plann

this is barbara young. i have a quick question.owner who started my business back in 1990. real estate. had a plan b like you mentioned. it is important that people going to business, it was very difficult for me to start my business because i was a two kids, and and no one wanted to deal with me. but i did it. people need to understand what it is like to do your own business. it is very difficult to spend spent many 2:00, 1:00 hours at night. important we get education to these people that want to start the business and that is all. wonderfulnk c-span is and i think we need to focus on education in this country especially in north carolina. host: before you go, you said you had a backup plan. tell us a little about that. plan b was i started a property management company. said, youcant other will be gone all the time. that is my choice. this is my life. i want to open my property management company. i am down to real estate now. you have to have a plan b always in any type of business i saw. i did work. i worked in planning and i

"news4 today"m on when barbara harrison first us introduced to this young man, he was a little guy facing challenges. now more than 20 years later, you've got to see how he is overcoming those challenges and inspiring others. an incredible reunion barbara harrison has with a wednesday's child right here next on "news4 child right here next on "news4 today." the big carriers are talking about their current 5g roll outs, but their efforts are limited to a few pockets in select cities or trying to convince consumers that 4g is actually 5g. they e neglecting small townsand rur leaving them on the wrong side of the digital divide. if a roved, only the combinailable resourcesof t-mobile and sprint can deliver on all the spectrum bands >>> for wellver three decades we have been watching barbara harrison introduce children in the foster care system all w around thehington region. there have been little ones teenagers and all ages in between all in need of a home and a family to grow up in. we've been catcng up with some of them over the past few months. barbara harrison has more. >> reporter: he

one bay area couple hopes to steer children and young adults away from gun violence by using music. barbara gorin and jay kirkland run a program called guitar, not guns in contra costa county. they are holding a summer session at the san pablo library in july for children between 8 and 18 years old >> i grew up in richmond most of my life. i have friends that didn't make it to their teens through gun violence. i was lucky to pick up a guitar from 12 to 18 and it kept me going and gave me more respect for the arts. >> we are trying to teach kids a creative outlet they need to do something beautiful with their lives. >> the couple says they need volunteers to help teach their guitar classes and they are trying to raise money every year so students can keep their instruments at the end of the program. >>> the fay is set to hold a meeting next week with aviation authorities from around the world to discuss when the boeing 737 max 8 planes can return to service. the acting head of the faa has been back on capitol hill answering questions from lawmakers on how the planes were initially approved.

. >>> when barbara harrison first introduced us to this m young he was a little guy facing big challengesre ttean 20 years he is beating those challenges and inspiring others. you've got to see barbara's reunion with a "wednesday's child" and it's something you won't want to miss. gather the family >>> for well over three decades we have been watching barbara harrison introduce children in theoer care system all aroundhe washington region. there have been little ones teenagers and all ages in a between ll in need of a home hand a family to grow up in. barbara's been catching up with some of them. >> reporter: he was just 3 year aring old when we first met jaron,oster child diagnosed with shaken baby syndrome and any perspective adoptive family told he could hle developm delays. but one family watching "wednesday's child" that day saw something special in jaron. >> the day i saw him was on television, your show, and for some reason it was, like, a magnet that, we quantity that child. >> reporter: earl taylor and his wife sarah both active in the b air force haden thinking about adopting be

young people. she's from oakland who won in barbara lee's district. >> other winners created apps that match charities with donors, provide housing and medical aid and deliver insulin to diabetics. the contest window is from june to october. for details, go to abc7news.com. >> they are impressive. >> they are. >> world news tonight with david muir is nix. i'm dan ashley. >> for all of us here, thanks for joining us. >> we'll see you at 6:00 in half han our. bye for now. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the u.s. seizing a north korean ship. it comes just hours after kim jong-un launches two short-range ballistic missiles. tensions rising tonight, after those two summits with kim jong-un. what president trump is now saying tonight, and martha raddatz is standing by. >>> the tornado watches late today. millions now bracing for dangerous rains. several inches. where there are already water rescues under way. and questions tonight for this bus driver, driving through several feet of water. >> oh, my god! >> rob marciano standing by on where the storms hit tonight. >>> the dead

funny back to our team in doha thanks for watching barbara starr is live from london next. 20 years of china's transformation. told through one young girl's journey. from birth to adult even. 2 decades following the development of her life and nation. rewind returns to the story of k.k. the girl from guangzhou oh yeah. on al-jazeera. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites into time tigers nest ball astri seems to defy gravity every few cities is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happiness but it became a democracy in 2008 the time put happiness at the center of all political policy inspiring the un to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow petards example. but how do you base your it buddy pritchard nice happiness but when it is quantifiable by simply turning its pursuit into policy time has done what no other country has. yugoslavia disintegrated or descended on its inhabitants. amidst the death and destruction one man created a peaceful microcosm for boys whose fathers faced each other in. episode 3 of football rebels enters the world of footballing legend. who went from coaching boys fo

back in september where the course is going to continue being the young star of austrian politics is anybody's guess. that was fun and barbaravisa's reporting from vienna now let's take a look at some other stories making news around the blood russian police have detained. a key opposition figure is a close ally of top opposition leader alexei navalny he was charged with helping organize a rally against a controversial pension reform last year and faces up to 30 days in jail. joke of a dude who has been reelected indonesia's president video that won just over 55 percent of the vote according to the election commission the result was released ahead of a shed or limit feels a violent on vest but those opponent former general problem. as refused to concede defeat of the campaign and widespread cheating workers of drums biggest airports are on a 24 hour strike that's forced hundreds of flight cancellations the airline alitalia said it had scrubbed $300.00 flights it is made transport union is pushing for a deed to guarantee the future of the airline which has been taken over by the government. the u.s. has temporarily eased of t

a bay area couple hopes to steer children and young adults away from gun violence by using music. barbarad run a program called guitars, not guns and they are holding a summer session at the san pablo library in july for children between the ages of 8 and 18 years old. >> i grew up in richmond most of my life. i have friends that didn't make it through their teens due to gun violence. i was lucky enough to pick up the guitar. it gave me more respect for the art. >> we are not anti-gun. we are trying to teach kids the creative outlet they need to do something beautiful with their lives. >> the couple needs volunteers to help teach the guitar classes and also they are raising money so the students can keep their musical instruments after the program ends. >>> president trump is expected to propose a massive overhaul of the nation's immigration laws. doug luzader has more from washington, d.c. with details of the changes. good morning, doug. >> reporter: good morning. the president will announce the changes at the white house today. the real question is what is the reception like here on cap

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ones i saw was a gentleman in the striped shirt or striped tie there and the young lady in the turquoise shirt and then barbara. >> very interesting. i work in energy and international affairs. i teach in berlin but i'm here as a fellow at wilson. my question is this. well, is this a possibility? putintimes i know of dumped uranium, each time after negotiations, two george bushes, one with clinton. time it was fuel rods and another time it had to do with missile in poland. he's got much more capital now and the u.s. really wants to go after iran. is this again a possibility? it is very difficult to isolate iran if the russians don't want that to happen. that's my question. >> you know, i'm one of these people who hoped that something like that will be possible and i've just been proven wrong year after year and there are instances in which putin has done things that the iranians dislike. in my view, it tends to happen when putin calls upon them to do something and they don't. for example, i think it was in 2007, putin had a solution to the iranian nuclear crisis and that was that russia re-processes all of ira

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i'm barbara inaba, and i've lived at the port side for 25 years. i'm a senior. i know i look young. any way, my first experience with the fisherman's wharf, the waterfront was when i was a freshman in college, in 1974. never in my wildest dreams did i think i would be a homeowner at port side. i'm from the islands of hawaii, and i believe in the port process. you guys have done a marvelous job in improving the waterfront. you know, this is unscrupulous. it's the city's shenanigans, forcing it down our throat. this happened on washington where the city had the expedited process, you changed the height zoning so there was a referendum, and the people voted in the democratic process to shoot it down. then, the warrior project was going to be rubber stamped, and this is only the end of the sixth week. i plead with you, this is not an appropriate use of the seawall lot. there are other lots that you could actually put it on also, not just pick an r. -- our seawall lot at 330: the actual north beach district had been vetted for six months by the port, near embarcadero and kearney? why are

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young men and women that crew that ship. and he has said that he has his chief of staff to look into all of this and find out what happene happened. >> barbaraost barbara starr there -- >> for a second. >> we have mike rodgers. mike, can you hear me? >> i can. >> mike rodgers, do you hear jim sciutto? all right. we lost our guests. we are going to get back because reaction to an important story. i should note that ten u.s. sailors died on the "u.s.s. john mccain" in a collision not long ago. so adds to the remarkable factor of concealing that ship to shield the president's eyes from it. we will have more on that right after this break. (paul) great. another wireless ad. so many of them are full of this complicated, tricky language about their network and offers and blah blah blah. look. sprint's going to do things differently. and let you decide for yourself. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. try it out and see the savings. if you don't love it, get your money back. see? simple. now sprint's unlimited plan comes with one of the newest phones included for just $35 a month. so switch now. for people with hearing loss, v

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barbara lee. mrs. lee: thank you very much. thank you, representative adams. first i have to thank you for your tremendous leadership on so many issues. our young people at our historically black colleges and universities owe you a debt of gratitude. also i want to thank you and congresswoman underwood for forming the black maternal health caucus and also to congresswoman robin kelly who has been such a tremendous leader in health care and also her mama act which i am proud to co-sponsor is really, truly making a huge difference already. you know, the horror of health disparities for african-american women, in many ways is very personal to me and let me just share a quick story. about my birth. when my mother, congresswoman adams, went into labor, this was in el paso, texas. she went to the hospital. and she needed a cesarean section. they refused her admission. and chenierly died as a result. -- she nearly died as a result. the times were very racist, it was a hospital that did not allow african-americans into the hospital, by the time they allowed her in, though, after my grandmother had to fight to get r in, they -- as she told me the story