i'm mark brecke. the biggest concern we had with our discretionary review, don't think the commissioners took in consideration the loss of light. i'm a documentary photographer and filmmaker. my work is all over the world. my light in the early morning in the golden hour when i assess my prints in my studio. >> commissioner: could you hold on. could you take conversations out in the hallway, please? >> any sun that comes up is when i use that light. it move around. first photo is 6:30. this is around 8:00. it's actual light is there enough light if they build this third floor addition to do my normal work at that golden hour? three feet would allow a tunnel of light at the hour they use that i can work with my presents. -- prints. the planners down at the project or the building department at the counter, they're the ones that encouraged me to come up here. 76 filings and not the cantilever which will affect my space as you see here. look how close it is. that fence fence is my backyard. it sticks out

many fisherman support breck's it in the interests of protecting their waters and stocks but just as many in the fishing industry want open borders with europe can they have both protecting the rights of british fishermen has become a total make issue for many leading breakfasts as they say the u.k. must leave the european free trade area but staying in the european free trade area is crucial for those parts of the fishing industry which need to move their stock quickly to some of the best restaurants in places like france and spain and that's a big problem cullen's which is a local delicacy but not if you live in the post for a week. to make the points about what happens to fish if it gets stuck in a truck for too long the local m.p. here sent the government minister in charge of bricks it's a traditional fish pie in the post government ministers who support breck's it he says don't understand their own constituency. i believe they're simply choosing to look at the divisions in the tory party they're making the decisions based on politics not economics not the interests of the peopl

daryn and this is this is all part of the significance of mr bonior his visits basically so much of breck's in this and in particular the future economic relationship of the u.k. and the european union comes down to the irish border because he's not at all clear what will happen to the movements of people and goods in the u.k. outside the european union and the rest of the european union is it because republic is easy in the land border would be the that with that that that difficulty that they're trying to get around so what mr bunn is doing at the moment in the republic of ireland in dundalk where we are now speaking to the irish prime minister and other people on this side of the border who are very worried about brecht states and then he's going to go just about a quarter an hour twenty minutes on the road from here to a town called nuri which is in northern ireland inside the united kingdom a little to more people there who are also concerned about bret's and what happens to the border so it's on one level it's him demonstrating his sympathy and his concern about what both sides of the

many fisherman support breck's it in the interests of protecting their waters and stops but just as many in the fishing industry will open borders with europe can they have both. protecting the rights of british fishermen has become eight hundred ten mc issue for many leading breakfasts as they say the u.k. must leave the european free trade area but staying in the european free trade area is crucial for those parts of the fishing industry which need to move their stock quickly to some of the best rest roles in places like france and spain and that's a big problem how uncertain riches are local delicacy but not if you live in the post for a week. to make a point about what happens to fish if it gets stuck in a truck for too long and the local m.p. here sent the government minister in charge of bricks it's a traditional fish pie in the post government ministers who support breck's it he says don't understand their own constituency. i believe they're simply choosing to look at the divisions in the tory party they're making the decisions based on politics gnostic economics not the interests

by more than sixteen percent there are a couple of issues that you need to take into consideration breck's it is certainly a key factor here but they are also other ones another one can be blamed on the extreme winter weather that's what investors are saying and an increase in the vehicle tax that took effect in two thousand and seventeen and let us fade off purchases last month and also very interesting the credit card company these that is reporting that today that the consumer spending in britain has also been declining in february and march but certainly bret's that is a big topic there is lots of uncertainty holbrooke's of at the end is going to affect the economy which then makes customers more reluctant for big investments and a car is certainly a very big investment that you go first in frankfurt thank you the european union wants to fuss track two major asian free trade deals the pact with the land of the rising sun japan to create the biggest bilateral agreement the block is negotiated axing a billion euros in tax on e.u. exports it's known as the cause for cheese deal japanese a

at the intersection of the junction with walton breck wrote.nd about 50 up to 80 roma fans dressed in black coats and balaclavas walking very calmly and quietly towards that road, past me, past the bbc broadcast vehicles, then they burst onto the street and see that you can see now. one man i spotted was flat on his back in front of the albert pub. i saw another man carrying a hammer. the roma fans for using belts and buckles and throwing projectiles. there were clashes between both sets of supporters. at that point i saw no police but they did arrive on horseback and rushed the roma fans away. it was a disturbing backdrop to the match. what has been the statement from the clu bs 7 what has been the statement from the clubs? 0ne what has been the statement from the clubs? one man is still in critical condition after that attack. what have been the response from both clu bs 7 have been the response from both clubs? and looking ahead to the next leg of the in rome? shana cox, he is in the critical condition and remains that way. he is apt and neu

the fire breck out around 8:30 this morning on topeka ave. firefighters say the flames were shooting out of the ground floor window upstairs united. both women were taken to the hospital. >>> and this afternoon in san jose firefighters rescued six dogs in a fire on skotdy street. two dogs were resuscitated at the scene. another was taken to an animal hospital for treatment. the flames were put out quickly and all of the dogs are okay. but the home was severely damaged is now unhabitable. the red cross was called in to assist the family. >>> the u.s. tennis association has slapped a stiff penalty on the burlingame country club after investigating racism. abc 7 news reporter jonathon bloom found out the players quietly complained for years. >> you know something is wrong. >> and for alyssa that moment came during a tennis tournament at the club in hills bureau. she played there for too long. >> i experienced it as code for homephobiay. >> but this time she said a spectacular was korched. >> the man from jamaica asked where the bedroom was and t

extra war has been taking place i think what they're going to do they're going to basically cancel breck's it and say in the light of such dangerous situation with with the stick with our allies and we're better well if not cancel brecht's but they extend the transition period which is a devastating to the station period because it was negotiated in the way that i find it's completely incompetent from the position of the british government and don't forget there are many many other. serious problems and scandals in the background including the paedophile scandals the corruption scandals with huge corporations on government called talk suddenly going bankrupt and many many others so i think it suits that he's amazed government to have some sort of a huge huge distraction and this is used as a distraction and what they're missing the ministers in the government is that they are not getting popular we had great to see how that's the most amazing thing marcus was is amazing also is that blaming russia i don't care where you are in the west western world oh the eight rochelle i'll. meddled in t

think they're pretty close to being accurate at the moment it's neck and neck i mean you predicted breck's it accurately ahead of certainly the commentary yet i say this program while completed did did quite well why didn't the bulls go to write this i think the response is that i've got the difference between me and many of the pollsters is that i actually do go canvassing i enjoy canvassing i enjoy hearing what people's views are on the doorstep but also you know you talk to your political opponents privately and they'll tell you what the blairites in the house of government. people who know me know i'll talk to anybody but the commons in the loads not as politically divided as many people may imagine so you talk about things like you bump into people look i'm missing from other parties when you're out there on the streets and you get to fail and even if they. give you the most in a innermost thoughts what they will do is kind of. give an indication of one form or another where you can call in q. coined the term which is no bust into common political parlance of shy tories to explain the

she has simply said part of the case breck down based on medical testimony about the sexual assault and when that broke down that caused the state supreme court to throw out all of the convictions and based on the age of the case and some of the specialized medical testimony she wasn't sure she could get another conviction. therefore she decided not to retry the case. that means of course that vincenta benavides is a freeman but that leaves questions about his guilt or innocence. what we know is that based on what happened in the opinion of the state supreme court there was insufficient evidence for him to be on death row. live at san quentin. abc 7 thomas abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> some 25,000 union works in the university of california system may walk off the job soon. the american frags of state county and municipal employees announced today 97% of the members voted to authorize a strike. the union claims its reached an impasse in contract negotiations after a year of bargaining. they are also calling on speakers to boycott upcoming uc events including graduations. until the zut i

far from the first time one attempts to connect any dots between russia's use of social media and breck's it's really just failed because even as early as this winter we saw facebook reveal really much ado about nothing when they said that russia had spent less than a dollar ninety seven cents or seventy three p. on related ads and even when we saw members of this committee travel all the way across to across the atlantic to washington to be able to grill top c.e.o.'s that didn't go too far as well. we looked at all advertisements of any connection to russia and we found no evidence of our services being used to interfere in the referendum a very small number of suspects it's not research agency linked accounts forty nine such accounts were active during the campaign which represents less than point five percent of the total number of accounts that these are very low level things until we complete this investigation we won't know but what we haven't had is. information that's enabled those to target on a particular page or a particular phenomenon something tells me they'll keep and keep o

a load of nonsense by feeble establishment that want to use it as an excuse for their defeat and breck's it or the defeat of hillary clinton another that's really interesting to me because it seems to me that there is motive on the side of the british government to try to look tough like you're saying that talks many people feel embroiled lots of other problems with this them all in domestic policy here's a chance for treason made to start looking strong and yet as you've said a minute or two ago she's done this really fast where i would disagree with you as perhaps that there isn't an urgency in my view to be the judge and jury now there was an urgency to get the medical treatment for the victims but in any court case it can take months or years why do we have to do this so quickly when now as arsons already pointed out this has led to an escalated response from the russians because i think national security issues by their very nature require an urgent response we don't know if there are other potential nerve agents out there we don't know if. our it is as we call it appears to be sayi

analysis by breck's at the partner of the government in these circumstances hey are you in the same position as you were back in may the right to accepting the preeminence of the single market in terms of the health of the scotia carnival two things first of all i've never seen any government economic forecast in fifty years that was and if we had leave i kill it i mean if you look at recently the your father that's not going to get one right through for the national office of statistics has produced an analysis recently not of a forecast but the growth rate for last year and they got it saw. the were forecasting less than one and a half the same girl with the u.k. and it turns out it was two percent growth so they can't tell us what's just happened let alone forecast was going to happen it will do you think and. scottish government were forecasting a major economic impact for being the years ago market and the pro but government who are also forecasting a substantial impact do you think they're both wrong coming from different well as not coming from different opinions because it's very cle

and nasdaq were up on tuesday the british pound set a new post breck's at high trading at roughly one dollar forty three cents in euro trading it was pushing one point sixteen the highest conversion rate since may of last year the pound previously set a record for a one day drop in currency value immediately after the vote to leave the european union the pound sterling as value has increased by six percent already this year it's been assisted by factors including increasing optimism about the brics that deal and weakness in the dollar and last friday a currency strategist said i n g of the netherlands called the pound the darling of the currency world earlier today the pound fell back a bit on news of higher than expected inflation. the european commission is seeking to improve bank regulation and ensuring quicker access to electronic communications of alleged terrorists on tuesday the commission proposed giving judges across the eurozone the power to demand evidence held in servers in other countries in terrorism cases companies would have to produce the requested materials within te

pro british process sense but with the country still in political deadlock and the uncertainties of breck's it many say it's a time of mixed feelings on a b phillips reports from belfast the class of ninety eight told their reunion at queen's university belfast the men and women who made peace a day to celebrate the dramatic reduction in violence that good friday agreement brought to the alternate what else the devolved government that was an essential component of the agreement has not function did over a year where. one can play at your insistence peace is not at risk the institutions will be barred from players the good friday agreement. the accord which is going to politics. and relationships and into the for future so i think the future is very bright from the opposite side of northern ireland's divided not a key player britain's withdrawal from the e.u. should not damage the agreement. completely different there is no interaction between them or. what is happening at the moment as some people. are trying to use protection to the aggrieved and i hope that they successfully. later the c

the course of the day was the surprisingly large number of consoles in peace who say yes we support breck's it we want to get control of our borders and all these sorts of things but we want to stay in the customs union as well because it's absolutely crucial for british industry to move goods in and out of the european union without any enormous delays at the country's borders now that position flies directly in the face of the government position and so it acts as a sort of rebellion by people you haven't expected to win the rats seems to be at the moment that when there is a meaningful vote in the few weeks time on this one that distant one that says this is what the u.k. position has to be in dealing with the european union it looks like the government could lose and it and they could be forced into changing their position to keep the customs union going and that's a very very. powerful thing because it could be very destabilizing for tourism is prime minister equally they could sort out a lot of problems with the irish border and what happens there so these things are now very much sta

some undid you tell doubtedly breck. the plan is to bring in temporary flexible lines to jump the fault and maintain water flow. then there are 58 vulnerable tanks in the east bay hills to worry about. >> the tank is about 9 million gallons. >> this new tank under construction in castro valley is expected to withstand a 7.0 magnitude quake. also of concern, what are called interties, the connecters between 7 different water districts that allow them to back each other up. >>le will be a big earthquake some day. and i would bet maybe two of the connections will break we don't know which two. we need facilities like this so that we can help out. >> across the line whichever way might need to. >> right now in a race to wheat the next quake east bay mud is replacing 40 miles per year out of 4,000 miles of lane. even at that rate it takes 100 years to replace it all. i'm leslie brengly abc 7 news. >>> all right. we have maybe a little more nice weather left. >> retire pr today. >> yeah. >> when is the rain coming. >>> one mor

champion's defending is a tech breck larson. -- brett larson. video games. thank you for keeping abreast of that burgeoning industry. i appreciate it. you know the rules, to our viewers who may not come here is what they are. hands on brothers, i will ask the questions. the first one to buzz and gets to answer the question. we have to wait until we finish asking it. best of five wins. are you ready? >> ready as i'll ever be. >> tucker: question one, mark zuckerberg just got grilled on capitol hill and was asked repeatedly about the censorship of twoe conservative sisters. who are they? >> diamond and silk. >> tucker: these are people i'm asking about. >> the contributors. >> tucker: totally kidding. i know who they are. let's do if they are right. >> diamond and silk have a question for you. >> let me tell you something right now, diamond and silk is not terrorism. >> why is facebook censoring conservative bloggers such as diamond and silk? >> how are we allowing this one entity to control almost the whole world?. this is dangerous. >> i believe

we understand that fire breck out about 30 minutes ago. it's contained to one apartment.s of injures and fire crews haven't determined a cause. >>> on the subject of fire, firefighters are battling massive wildfires destroyed homes and out bblding in parts of oklahoma, california colorado. draut conditions are fueling the fires. one blaze started in colorado and then spread into kansas last night prompting the evacuation ever 90 homes. authorities also words residents to get out of towns in western oklahoma. smoke from that fire is so heavy firefighters told people in oklahoma city a hundred miles away to avoid calling 911 unless they can see the flames. >>> and this is dramatic video. just released. from texas. a car crashed into a home near dallas hitting a gas line and right at officers arrived on the scene. three people in the home and one police officer were hurt by the blast. >>> rogue koort's days as president of the cuban are coming to an end. members of the legislature voted to nominate first vice president miguel diaz canal as the president. he was koorts hand p

soundproof phone booth for his office and his facing an official inquiry that began after abc news breckhe details of his $50 a night rental deal for a bedroom in a capitol hill condo from the wife of a d.c. lobbyist who has energy industry clients. >> i have nothing to hide. >> pruitt unapology editic as members from both sides of the aisle had tough words. >> you are unfit to hold public office and undeserving the public trust. >> i consider this narrative to be a distraction one the committee can't ignore. >> after saying he wasn't aware of the spending like the pay raises. >> i was not aware of the amount. >> not the amount were you aware of the raises. >> i was not aware of the amount. >> pruitt admitted he gave let chief of staff the authority to grant some staff raises. and that the cost of the secure phone booth was excessive. after the hours of grilling on capitol hill inside the white house sources tell us pruitt has virtually no support except for the president. but as another source said that's the only one that matters. live in washington, southeasterna michele, abc 7 news.

progresses process sense but with the country still in political deadlock in the uncertainties of breck's it many say it's a time of mixed feelings are u.k. correspondent on a b phillips reports from belfast. the class of ninety eight hold their reunion at queen's university belfast the men and women who made peace a day to celebrate the dramatic reduction in violence that good friday agreement brought to northern ireland but what else the devolved government that was an essential component of the agreement has not function did over a year where. one can play at your insistence peace is not at risk the institutions will be back in place the good friday agreement remains the accord which is going to politics and done already isn't in the south and really it's in ships in the end to the for future so i think the future is very bright from the opposite side of northern ireland's divided not a key player said britain's withdrawal from the e.u. should not damage the agreement perhaps it is one thing. if we completely different there is no interaction between them all but what is happening at t

windrush generation came down to staff cuts among civil servants the other question is whether a hard breck's it will distinguish between either skin color or nationality perhaps the most extraordinary thing about all this is the politicians who support the u.k.'s exit from the european union before and of saying that britain would be far better off doing business with the commonwealth because that's prince natural friends and so on one level this does look pretty embarrassing for supporters of brecht's it but it has also raised the question if this is how the u.k. treats its friends the more does it mean for everybody else lawrence lee al-jazeera or the home office in london several people have been arrested in the armenian capital yet over a thousands march for a third day of demonstrations against the new prime minister's bid to stay in power i mean he has parliament voted on tuesday to appoint the country's former president sir beefy am as prime minister the anti government demonstrators accuse him of switching balls in a blatant power grab u.k.'s media regulators opened seven new investi

minister in charge of bricks it's a traditional fish pie in the post government ministers who support breck's it he says don't understand their own constituency. i believe they're simply choosing to look at the divisions in the tory party they're making the decisions based on politics gnostic economics not the interests of the people in these islands it's timely a look at the harsh realities of where they've got this do. of course it isn't only fish anything perishable goods reliant on a fast turnaround could be affected disastrously if british trucks are forced to queue for days before entering the continent. it wouldn't continue discussions with . the customs union but. the future does hold. in peterhead they're expanding the ports because they believe it's will grow. supporters of the shore. because they love to eat british fish. people here. sports now with santa. thank you very much mary i'm on a real madrid them by munich just kicked off their first leg of their champions league semifinal this game being played in germany a ryall are aiming for a third straight title and they won their

s breck's at referendum john hendren reports from washington.facebook's chief operating officer sheryl sandberg acknowledged the company failed to protect users data showed the company could have protected their data better years ago she made these acknowledgments in a series of television interviews this is what she had to say we don't know what data or if they have any data at all right now we were given assurances by them years ago that they deleted the data we should have followed up that's on us we are trying to do a friends i thought it to find out what they have we started that the u.k. government is now doing their own investigation and they have precedents so we're waiting we don't know at all what data they had that eighty seven million people we notified our people whose data might have been accessed by cambridge analytical so we're giving the most conservative possible estimate and notifying those people but once we can do our out it if we can hone it down and be more specific we certainly will be facebook shares have sent more than

by more than sixteen percent there are a couple of issues that you need to take into consideration breck's it is certainly a key factor here but there are also other ones another one can be blamed on the extreme winter weather that's what investors are saying and an increase in the vehicle tax that took effect in two thousand and seventeen and led to us paid off purchases last month and also very interesting the credit card company these that it's reporting that's the day that the consumer spending in britain has also been declining in february and march but certainly bret's that is a big topic there is lots of uncertainty holbrooke's that at the end is going to affect the economy which then makes customers more reluctant for big investments and a car is certainly a very big investment that you go first in frankfurt thank you the european union wants to fuss track two major asian free trade deals the pact with the land of the rising sun japan to create the biggest bilateral agreement the block is negotiated axing a billion euros in tax on e.u. exports it's known as the cause for cheese dea

windrush generation came down to staff cuts among civil servants the other question is whether a hard breck's it will distinguish between either skin color or nationality perhaps the most extraordinary thing about all this is the politicians who support the u.k.'s exit from the european union fond of saying that britain would be far better off doing business with the commonwealth because that's britain's natural friends and so on one level this does look pretty embarrassing for supporters of brecht's it but it has also raised the question if this is how the u.k. treats its friends the more does it mean for everybody else lawrence lee al-jazeera or the home office in london hundreds of protesters have marched in london over sexual violence in india the demonstration coincided with indian prime minister narendra modi's visit to the u.k. ahead of the commonwealth heads of government meeting has been anger over the investigation into the rape and murder of an eighty year old muslim girl in indian administered kashmir in another part of india a state legislator from modi's party the b j p is under

it and try something else is not shared actually by a lot of their constituency that does support breck's isn't it makes you think how difficult it's going to be to find a position that is suitable full for everybody and it looks like there's going to be a vote on this at all now today but there will be a some point in the coming weeks is going to have to be one of the striking things about the debate today is about how many can seventy's who support bricks it say we should think very long and hard before abandoning the economic relationship with the european union so let's bring in dunce who's got his reponse to go to you kate . but you'll mess on this if the walls of votes that meant something in sense of the government's position in the customs union do you think the government as it stands at the moment would will lose that vote it looks like they're going to say there's nothing that i want to have a vote then do they really they would love to avoid a very but that became was impossible for them very recently because the house of lords tossed an amendment to an existing bill that said

also we report from scotland where calls for independence are gaining new followers after the ukase breck's it decision and lewis hamilton wins the formula one grand prix in azerbaijan but things don't quite get planned for red bull that's all had in sport. china has confirmed sending its top diplomat to north korea this week shortly after u.s. secretary of state like pompei o says he thinks there is a real opportunity for denuclearization of the peninsula but he says feel young must first take irreversible steps to end its nuclear program but this comes as north korea pleasure to dismantle its nuclear testing site next month kathy novak reports from seoul. the world saw the smiles and handshakes on friday now the south korean president's office is revealing more of what was said behind closed doors at the historic summit south korea says kim jong un promised to close the ponder the new. clear test center next month and invited american and south korean experts and journalists to inspect it days before the summit north korea announced it would shut down the site of all six nuclear bomb test

shoes on the other foot because in fact britain doesn't have the capability until it puts its own breck's in house in order to actually propose any international initiatives this leaves a wide open space for fronts to do what even the united states under trial can't do and in fact what i think he's doing and this is why i actually don't believe that the recertification of the iran agreement is as big a deal as everybody thinks it is i think what mike was doing is he's buying himself in an immense amount of room for maneuver because so long as he has trump to put it a little bit brutally neutralized so long as trump doesn't get in his way stands aside or even on certain things supports him then he can live with the disagreements right the interesting thing about his speech on the south lawn. was that he actually started to underline some of the philosophical differences whereas up till now he's been very good at keeping the differences as disagreements on one policy at a time not our overall relationship ok nicholas dungan it's a pleasure talking to you and we'll talk to you again later wh

including we report from scotland because the independents are gaining new followers after the hear case breck's a decision at its board and the. a contender for the catch of the season and major league baseball. now south korea says north korean leader kim jong un has probably promised to dismantle its nuclear test site that smug the pledge was major income summit with president hu and jay and on friday thought there's no word about the future of north korea's ballistic missile program or whether appealing again one of greater demands by u.s. president donald trump to get rid of its existing nuclear arsenal kathy novak reports from seoul. the world saw the smiles and handshakes on friday now the south korean president's office is revealing more of what was said behind closed doors at the historic summit south korea says kim jong un promised to close the pool in getting a nuclear test center next month and invited american and south korean experts and journalists to inspect it days before the summit north korea announced it would shut down the site of all six nuclear bomb tests kim referred to s

minister in charge of bricks it's a traditional fish pie in the post government ministers who support breck's it he says don't understand their own constituency. i believe they're simply choosing to look at the divisions in the tory party they're making their decisions based on politics gnostic economics not the interests of the people in these islands it's time they looked at the harsh realities of where they got the story. of course it isn't the only fish anything perishable or goods reliant on a fast turnaround could be affected disastrously if british trucks are forced to queue for days before entering the continent they were in continue discussions with the u.k. government and scottish government i think the concern is we've had real clarity as to what you can government don't want which is the customs union but real uncertainty still as to what the future does hold. in peterhead they're expanding the ports because they believe their markets will grow supporters of the shore continental europe will fall for a deal on taxes and tariffs because they love to eat british fish the livelihoods

can you breck down your process for determining when the new training modules need to be created, who develops them, determines the content and how often training programs are then reevaluated to make sure they're up to date with the latest information? >> correct. they must be reevaluated every year annually. because training becomes stale 234 unless you changed it. the current fte is aimed at development of these modules and updating modules and delivering in-person training. currently by the end of this year we will have four online modules that are new. the first one in january was a new anti-sexual harassment, discrimination, retaliation module followed by a family and medical leave module that was launched on the anniversary of the fmla. coming later on in may is our bystander intervention training along with unconscious bias. those are topics, and we've talked about changing the culture in this environment and changing the behavior is part of it. so that became a top priority for us. let me also say something about the modules. the modules are great. they're good for the staff

significant division there are going to be problems at this time internationally throwing it forward breck's it what does it mean for northern ireland i think that the single biggest imponderable the single biggest uncertainty the thing that has thrown everything in the air is breaks out i think even a lot of unionists who supported bragg's a tear didn't actually think it was going to happen and one of the reasons that we have the stalemate is that nationalists irish nationalists and republicans the people who want us to no longer be in the u.k. . perhaps see the and game they if they can convince enough of the political center grunty here that our future is not with the united kingdom but to unite with the republic of ireland and stay in the european union then unionism where the unionist papers he said is in deep trouble ben-ari reflections from belfast we'll have more throughout the day sami back to you and thanks so much barbie now this crazed fall and a witch hunt that's how dogs describe the raid by federal investigators on his personal lawyers home and office why call cohen is at the