john was killed early in the war but barney survived the war. this is the typing room, later addition to the house. the through the house's history, the kitchen kind of moved back. to the very back eventually. the stove here is a nice story. this is not the one, but the identical mod that will was in the room. henry ford remembered it so specifically that there was an epic search to try to find one just like it. the little bench by the window would have been one of the places where he would have worked on repairing things especially watches. the china in there is a reproduction, but it was done very specifically off of originals that ford remembered the family having when he was a kid as well. we don't cook here a lot. but we do several times a year during the christmas season and during the fall. harvest weekends and during henry's birthday, we cook in here. so the stove is an actual stove from the time period. but it's not the one that ford picked out. the one that he picked out is preserved and we have chosen another one from the time period.

two of his uncles, his mother's brothers, barney and john litogot served with the michigan 21st, which was one of the very famous civil war units that served out of michigan, and john was killed pretty early in the war, but barney survived the war. this is the dining room. later addition to the house. the -- through the house's history, the kitchen kind of moved back, you know, to the very back eventually. the stove here is a nice story. this is a -- not the one, but it's the identical model that was in the room. henry ford remembered it so specifically that there was a epic search to try to find one just like it. and the little bench by the window would have been one of the places where he would have worked on repairing things, especially watches. the china in there was a reproduction, but it was done very specifically off of originals that ford remembered the family having when he was a kid as well. we don't cook here a lot, but we do several times a year, through the christmas season and during the fall harvest weekends and then of course for henry's birthday, we cook in here. so, t

but barney survived the war. this is the dining room. later addition to the house. the -- the house history and the kitchen moved back to the very back eventually. the stove here is a nice story. this is a -- not the one. but it is the identical model that was in the room. henry ford remembered it so specifically that there was a epic search to try to find one just like it. and the little bench by the window would have been one of the places where he would have worked on repairing things, especially watches. the china in there is a reproduction but done very specifically off of originals that ford remembered the family having when he was a kid as well. we don't cook here a lot but we do several times a year for the christmas season and during the fall. heritage weeke-- and for the ha weekend and for his birthday we cook in here. so the stove is a stove from the time period but not the one that ford picked out. the one that -- the one he picked out is preserved and we've chosen another one from the time period because we use it. and this room has lots of doors and wi

zynea barney said she thought she metry dream date. saying her story could happen to anyone looking for love online as authorities look into that man's claims he's killed several women. >> i relive it every day. >> reporter: it was the romance sparked on a dating app. zynea barney said it turned into a horrifying near-death experience. the 26-year-old mom speaking out to abc news about her tumultuous relationship with 27-year-old danueal drayton, the man now suspected of killing a woman and sexual assaulting at least two others, all of whom he allegedly met online. >> i felt guilty. how could i not see the signs? >> reporter: barney said the relationship started out promising. >> you said he seemed like the dream guy. >> we talked about everything. he started to become my best friend in so little time. >> reporter: months later, a red flag. she intercepted a phone call from another woman. >> i said, no, you should have been honest with me. i shouldn't have to find out like this. >> reporter: she broke it off and claims drayton persiste

barney says drayton attacked her at a park when she ended the relationship. >> when he was choking mecan't even like describe the feeling. that's when i kept feeling like this is it. >> barney says three work men in the park saw what was happening and then helped her. the 26-year-old mom says she's sharing her story to warn others looking for love on-line. investigators say drayton claims to have committed as many as seven murders. the authorities have not been able to verify the crimes ever occurred. >>> now to a story caught on camera, look te overhead, did you see that? goes crashing down a section of the parking garage. it's the second collapse. you see the right side there had already collapsed. this is in irving, just outside of dallas. so the second collapse happened just a few hours after the first one. altogether in all of this, 30 cars damaged, somewhere were piled on top of each other and others crushed. the good news, no one was injured. officials still investigating what led up to all of this. they have to sift through thousands of pounds of concrete and could take a whil

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like to see photos of my blacklight barney afterwards, i can show you. aere are folks that have topic, have a viewpoint, and organizing speech by the platform. i think they abuse a lot of users. but they could take that position if they wanted you. one, what are the speech rights of these platforms. and two, what are the appropriate checks of them -- checks on them? how do we actually think about governments -- about governance in a nongovernment chair? ajit: the ability of the constitution of course under the first amendment -- and that respect they are not going to be regulated in terms of free speech. i would hope that these platforms, especially as they become ever more dominant, we embrace the values of free speech and open debate, and be transparent about what they are doing. i don't see that, not because i sit and a government position, but because i'm an american. as we want everybody to move into this more internet-based society, i want everybody to have a fair opportunity to in an open environment. that's essentially the message, the government

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. >>> barney shoppers get ready.partment store is bringing the famed friends at barney's restaurant to san francisco. it's part of a six floor remodel at the store. the new restaurant should open next month. >>> taking a live look at the new york stock exchange now. trading gets under way this morning. you can see that we're now down about 15 points. today could mark a milestone for the stock market. the bull market is 3,453 days old. so if the markets end in the positive today, it will be the longest period of uninterrupted gains in american history. >>> a vegan burger chainsome coulding to san francisco. next level burger will open on friday. this is the second bay area location. the first one opened last year in concord. >> get ready for four full hours of the royals right here on abc 7. it's all part of a new abc documentary called the story of the royals. the special takes a closer look at how the family is adapting to life in the 21st century. coming up on "good morning america," we'll have a sneak peek includi

do you know fred, barney, wilma, betty? you see all kinds of celebrity faces.ow. >> hey, girl. >> she's a bad girl sometimes. >> riddle me this. city things next. next up he follows harley inside joker's fun house. i wouldn't have done that, mate. it starts getting weird. he keeps busting out moves that would impress night wing. we all know the night wing. >> we all know it. >> before you know it, he rescues them. >> the next girl leaves. goes to the next dude. >> i have to leave now. >> not putting any overly complicated device. never rule out batman. >> he got us into this. >> don't worry. he saves the day. it looks like everyone is glad for what he does. this particular video of course shot by devin. as always, drop a cool 10, 11-mindaugas behind the scenes video so you can see how it's done. we'll put it on our website, or you can view it on the app. >> this groom is going after the garter. archipelago he's dancing over to his lady. >> but see the brotherly switcheroo that really takes the cake. by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your ow

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. >> up replaced a barneys >> yes a barneys in scottsdale, arizona. >> certain malls work and others't. >> one thing we feel confident about is urban malls this one is in the heart of sco scottsdale, santa monica places like that we feel confident about but excited to experiment with more suburban malls. >> spl >> employees are who >> average age of a customer is about 38 years average age of a company is about 13 years not all start ups. all across the reng of industries about big fortune 500 -- >> what do you provide for them? is it split cables with plug ins where you can set up your laptop >> everybody has their own private office or suite of offices but they share a bunch of amenities coffee bars. relaxation lounges deep focus rooms where you don't have to worry about other people milling around >> what space wouldn't work. there are some malls around here where a j.c. penney went out that's a huge space. that wouldn't work, i imagine. >> we have likes that would be as big as the biggest j.c. penney but you need a lot of natural light. you could run into trouble if there wasn't

we're in bedrock, fred, barney, will, betty. >> it feels like saturday morning. >> now you're seeing, daffy, taz. >> i feel like i need a bowl of cereal right now. >> me too. >> maybe she's a bad girl sometimes. >> and then rid will me this, who do you think is next the riddler. >> he follows him inside joke aerds fun house, i wouldn't do that because it starts getting weird. but he starts busting out moves for the night wing, because we all know night wing. and before you know it -- >> first guy loose, gets the next girl loose, then goes to the next dude. >> no, see, got to go now. >> putting him in the overly complicated murdering device, never will stop batman. >> bought about time '. >> it he said the day. it looks like now he's become part of the justice league, everyone's glad of what he does. and this video shot by devin and as always dropped a cool ten, 11-minute behind the scenes as well. we'll put it all up on our website so you can see it or use our mobile app. >>> this little boy's crying cause. >> dexter does not want to go to bed. >> but see mom's simple solution to wip

frank scully, explanations, but whose popular appearance culture is really cemented by betty and barney hill again. not only do they set the template for the abduction narrative, they set the idea of what the big-headed gray alien with the big eyes looks like. looks like and cements that in the public consciousness. the other big kind of grouping of alien species within these taxonomies are our old friends the reptilians. or to give them their ufo conspiracy name, the draconians. who are these tall lizard people who are probably hiding amongst us, plotting to take over the earth at any time. anybody remember the english conspiracist we talked about before who is particularly focused in on these reptilians? anna? >> i don't remember that, but i did read something recently that popped up saying that someone had seen justin bieber turning into his reptilian form a few weeks ago. and he is a secret giant lizard. >> but he is also one of them. >> yes. which i had never heard before. >> very talented. >> yeah, those people are everywhere, matthew. we can't discount this. especially if you ask

on october 25, 1902, barney set the world's record in the 999.e drove it a mile a minute, and this phrase ushered in a new era. cars now became a more and more frequent sight, particularly in cities. by 1903, there were more than 1,000 automobile manufacturers in the united states. and in that year, the ford motor company was founded. the first payroll didn't take much bookkeeping. the first car of the new little company was called a model a. it had a two-cylinder eight horsepower engine and it could go 30 miles an hour. it sold for $850, a lot of money in those days, and its owners were chiefly in the upper bracket. it was smart and fashionably designed with a door in the rear like a pony cart. it cranked from the side, a good safety measure designed to present the cranker from being knocked flat and run over if the car started prematurely. everybody admired it, but only the more daring could be persuaded to ride in any kind of a motor car. the farmer was a forgotten man during this early period. he saw occasional cars go by on the rough roads,

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dr barney gilbert is chief executive of forward. it was his big idea. welcome.ime and that is where you came up with the idea? absolutely. my story was i was a hospital porter before going to medical school and being a poor tel abyad to understand how a hospital works and that is where i first saw this rubble of broken communication. i went to medical school, came back into the system as an nhs doctor and ten or more years on and realise nobody had solved the problem and somebody had to. what were we doing? we were using pagers, these brick like devices that sit in our pockets and feel terrifying, they are a chaotic and impersonal way of communicating. some people started using whatsapp which is not a secure way of communicating with people around you and also not the right way to do it because if you are working in a hospital or in health ca re working in a hospital or in health care more broadly you need to find who you need, you need to be in great detail communication with these people, so we found a way of building an early product with some other doctors a

all republicans but the only people who did oppose it were republicans and they were yelled at by barney frank and maxine waters. that is people lying on loans to buy houses. doesn't everyone know about that now? he is getting nailed for it? as for the tax case, i am definitely not a tax lawyer. i do know there are ways to evade taxes. pioneered by george soros. if you make money abroad, keep it in accounts of broad. has been moving money back and forth from the cayman islands to ireland, why not look at him? host: should the donald trump mensuration be more concerned -- administration they concerned 'sout michael --michael cohen guilty plea and him implicating donald trump? guest: it is hard to say because paul manafort has 100% nothing to do with donald trump. less to do with russian collusion. cohen, it exposes the special counsel. then does not look like sort of person i would choose to be my legal representative. or anything else. he seems a little bit shady. i think most people are not florida there were some -- floored there were tax irregularities. violation forance paying stormy

and his leadership team would have faced. , who left ar dara lot of the day-to-day leadership to barney you have this guy doing a lot of now emblematic of the behavior they are trying to leave in the past. emily: dara has made other high-profile hires, like 20 west, chief legal officer -- tony west, chief legal officer. has not made any high-profile female hires. what do you make of it? lane: it is not a question of if, but when. dara has a lot of work to do, ahead of a hopeful ipo next year. i think he will look to the existing bench outside the tech sector. a lot of folks in corporate america who have proven themselves in various capacities. he has to convince them this is a company that's ok to come to now, and has to bring them on board. he has not been in the job long enough to completely filled out a leadership team. emily: i spoke with tony west. it was a long decision to leave his comfortable job at pepsi and join uber. what are you hearing from people who work in the company, about whether there really has been a true culture shift? because it question, think the culture shift

policy not all republicans but the only people who did oppose thatat were republicans and yeld at barney frank and maxine waters those who had the loans to buy the houses. l-- doesn't everybody know about that now?it's comal. it iss comical i am definitely not a tax lawyer but i do know there are ways to avoid taxes it was pioneered by george soros. if you make money abroad you keep in the accounts abroad and you don't have to report them in georgeov soros has been movinghe money back and forth from the cayman i. why not look at him not justtabe someone because for two months he was a campaign manager? >> should the trump administration be more concerned about the cold and guilty plea of those violations he pled guilty to to implicate presiden" trump across the new york timeso headline? be big it is hard to say because manafort has absolutely 100% nothing to do with trump. even less even less with russian collusion. exp coleman one -- call when itook exposes the special counsel what he doesn't l like necessarily te sort of person i would choose. [laughter] most he does seem a little bit

they were yelled at a barney frank and maxine waters and that his people lying on loans to buy houses. -- doesn'twe everyone know about that now and he is getting nailed for it? it is comical, as for the tax case -- and i am definitely not a tax lawyer, but i know there are ways to evade taxes and it was pioneered by george soros. if you make money abroad, you keep them in accounts abroad and when and how you have to report them and how much and george soros has been moving money back and forth, he is worth $20 million, how about look at someone instead of someone who for two months he was trump's campaign manager. host: can the campaign be more concerned about the coming guilty plea, the campaign finance violations that he pled guilty to, implicating president trump? ann: it is kind of hard to say, because manafort has nothing to do with trump. even less to do with the russian collusion. , i think it exposes the special counsel. cohen doesn't look like necessarily be part -- the kind of person i would choose to be my legal representative, or anything else. he does seem a little bit s

. >> and there again we get on read the e-mail from this goldstone who is kind of a barney character from overseas, laying out the stakes of the meeting. i know the feds have the equivalent of blinders and bose head phones in mueller's office. what must they make, however, of these repeated and different attempts at cover stories for the meeting? >> it's never good when you're always trying to come one a cover story. and especially when the cover stories are all centered around this one meeting in trump tower. there is this sort of progressive truth telling as the truth begins to come out. it really makes it look like there is something to bhid this meeting. but the reality, brian, is there is not a lot to hide. the e-mails really tell the story. there is a federal law that makes it illegal for a foreigner to provide assistance to a united states campaign by means of a donation or a contribution and that is pretty much the story that this e-mail tells. it says not just a russian citizen but actually someone linked to the crown prosecutor wants to present dirt on hillary clinton as a

braden barney and brian hughes died battling the ferguson fire. an operator, and other firefighters were killed. this week matt died in the mendocino complex fire. >> fire behavior is incredibly dangerous. >> this fire captain returned from the fire. he says right now he is processing the death with more homes and people to be saved. >> there is anxiety because we want to come home. >>> coming up next at ktvu mornings on 2 at 9:00, trump said he has the team he wants after tuesday's primaries. one is making history. >>> the north face is moving east. details on a company that includes multiple layoffs. >>> stocks are taking it on the chin this morning. the dow jones industrial is down wonderful present. the nasdaq is down 1.5% and s&p 500 is down over 1%. currency worries on the european market, is partly to blame as people are worried about the turkish currency there is a selloff going on so we will keep watching the numbers for you. >>> china has filed a -- a complaint over u.s. terrace. the country says president trump's tariffs on chinese sola

barney in florida, independent.aller: my top story is the mob impeached.ng to get just like the other gentleman said, the republican party running around -- hello? host: we are listening. waving what? barney, are you there? caller: yes, i am there. host: we are listening. waving what? caller: waving the american flag. look what we have got in the white house. hello? host: we are listening, you have to stop watching your television, just talked through your phone. caller: what we have got in the white house is a draft dodger like the aroma -- the republican party walking around with the american flag, this is that. i agree with that gentleman. these are republican senators, what are they running over therefore, to get money from putin? to get him to fix this election? this is a total disgrace. host: ok, bonnie. joann, texas, republican collar. your turn. fixin'to getman is a wide awakening because these take uss are fixin' to down the road and it will be the end because all they are interested in is they pull everyth

. >>> the next step of alien contact is objections, betty and barney hill, part of the popular culture, all kinds of ufo shows involve the -- with these kind of things, 1951, new hampshire, they see a craft and figures, there drive home, usually four hours, they took seven, the missing time, part of the culture, a series of nightmares and physical symptoms, after working with a psychologist, a psychiatrist, betty and bernie claim they remember what happened, a ship was landing, they took them on board, and if you said the types of medical exams that are done, everyone knows. they were probed here and there, this is what it looks like, we have seen it in popular culture, this event that seemed so fringe in the 1960s, all of us could have a conversation of what a ufo potion deals like and sounds like, we have seen representation. the grays become a popular figure, a best-selling book, the intrepid journey, and so -- interrupted journey.>>> so why do we talk about ufos? because they come back into conspiracy theories about the government in interesting ways, from all kinds of groups. by t

betty and barney hill. part of the popular culture. taken. there's all kinds of ufo shows to involve these kinds of things, right? they saw a ufo september 19th, 1961, in new hampshire. they see a craft and figures. they realize the drive home normally four hours took more than seven. this is the missing time so much a part of ufo culture. after this encounter, betty has nightmares and his call symptoms. after working with a psychologist, a sipsychiatrist, they claim to know what happened. a ship was taken. a ship landed. they were taken on board. they had -- if i asked you to write down the types of medical exams that were done, everyone knows now. right? we could say they were probed here and there. this is what it looked like. we have seen it in popular culture this event so fringey in the 1960s has become literally all of us could have a conversation about what a ufo abduction feels like or sees like and seen representations of it. the grays become a popular figure and publish a book of "the interrupted journey." so, why are we talking ab

betty and barney hill is the classic abduction story. it's part of popular culture. all kinds of uso -- ufo shows, they saw ufo september 19, 1961 in new hampshire. they see a craft and figures. they realize the drive home normally taking seven -- normally took for now take seven. after the encounter she has a long series of nightmares and physical symptoms. after working with a psychologist, a psychiatrist, they claim they remember what happened. the ship landed, they were taken on board, -- if i asked you to write down on the type of paper the types of medical exams done, everyone knows. they were probed here and there, this is what it looked like. we have seen it in popular culture. this event that seemed fringe in the 1960s, all of us could have a conversation about what a ufo abduction feels like and we have seen representation. they become these popular figures and publish a book called the interrupted journey. why are we talking about ufos? because ufos come back into conspiracy theories about the government in very interesting ways from all kinds of groups. b

barney frank always used to say it's the only have fast thing i did in congress. you know? i'm not sure that's true. but there we were. it was interesting because none of the rest of the committee even pretended to notice. they were all there, basically, to support their own districts and their own bases and they never want to upset the chairman. so, later on, after several -- one ofone of the the staff was very nice and kind of a folding chair out there. [laughter] patricia: it was crazy. just nuts. and it got better. thinking thathim i would at least go see him. he gave me a book that he had and he signed it. it said the lord giveth, the lord taketh away, i am the lord, don't forget. they pronounced his name a bear, spelled like herbert. he was what we call eight bull weevil democrats. it was really clear that we weren't going to get along real well. office.d me his he said he had an adult room and an adultery room. i thought that's really interesting. i, being this shy, retiring midwesterner that i am, had buttons made up said help, i have herbert by the tail and i hande

barney is calling. >> do you have a clique?e >> we hime for the daily clique.>> the whale just -- >> oh my god. stop it. >> what happens her they realize the whale got so close it scraped barnacles off the belly of the whale on to the deck of the boat. >> are you kidding? >> he wasubbing his belly on the boat. >> was everybody all right? >> yeah. >> is that the while's face o a fin? what is that? >> that's terrifying. >> when your dog gets on the carpet, it's the same thing. >> anyway, there's youdaily. >> one whale going watch this. and the screams. roker? forecast, mr. >> hold on just a second, carson. get your barnacles off. undreds in the southwest. humidity along the southeast and we're watching something going on. potential tropical cyclone coming off the africa coast moving west at 17. a 90% chance of formation in the next five days. still a long way ef, but we going to keep an eye on it. you can see we're coming up toe peak of the hurricane season which happens just after beptember 1st. so we're going t watching that very closely. that's what's going on

. >> suckers, barney is calling. >> that's your pop stars. >> do you have a click? with their boat. have a look. >> oh, my god, that's -- oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> that one whale or two? >> korea, the whale just -- >> oh, my! no, stop it. stop it. >> now you have to swear. [ bleep ]. >> that scared me. >> well, what happened here, they realize the whale got so close, it scraped barnacles off the belly of the whale on to the deck of the boat. that's what they're holding. >> are you kidding? >> like it's rubbing its belly on the boat to get writ of the itchy barnacles. >> looking for a back rub. >> was everybody all right? >> yeah, except the barnacles. >> is that the whale's face or a fin? >> it's his chin. >> it's terrifying. >> you know when your dog goes on the carpet and justice goes across? it's the same thing. >> somebody scratch that whale's belly already. one whale going, watch this. the screams. >>> a forecast, mr. roker. >> hold on just a second, carson. >> get your barnacles off me. >> all right. let's see what

alan shaw, i believe at smith barney decades ago came up with that but i don't buy it it may be a tacticalear market, but it doesn't interrupt a secular bull >> used to listen to him on the real "squawk box" in the morning. alan shaw and marshall akoff who else some other guys there. any way, alan shaw was one of the first technicians, mike. do you remember him? >> i do. >> newton was before, newton zinder was awesome, too. any way, michael, you're not a slouch you are bullish, too, even from here >> exactly there's no sign of recession there's no sign of excess valuation. nothing that will push the markets down right now and in fact, you know, as somebody else said earlier, there's a lot of good tailwinds still affecting the market the breadth on the market has been widening, not narrowing that also suggests we're not quite at the end the fed has been favorable in fact, it looks like they're beginning to think about the end of a rate cycle, which could be bullish, especially with paired with steepening activities so, all in all, we're still bullish. >> when was the last secular bull end a

all republicans but the only people who did oppose it were republicans and they were yelled at by barneyrank and maxine waters. that is people lying on loans to buy houses. doesn't everyone know about that now? he is getting nailed for it? as for the tax case, i am definitely not a tax lawyer. i do know there are ways to evade taxes. pioneered by george soros. if you make money abroad, keep it in accounts of broad. has been moving money back and forth from the cayman islands to ireland, why not look at him? host: should the donald trump mensuration be more concerned -- administration they concerned 'sout michael --michael cohen guilty plea and him implicating donald trump? guest: it is hard to say because paul manafort has 100% nothing to do with donald trump. less to do with russian collusion. cohen, it exposes the special counsel. then does not look like sort of person i would choose to be my legal representative. or anything else. he seems a little bit shady. i think most people are not florida there were some -- floored there were tax irregularities. violation forance paying stormy d