it was called callahan brothers incorporated and my name is murphy and we have this irish thing going on so if you went to saint siena church and you were 17 years old and you wanted to work for callahan brothers then you were allowed to do that and it was essentially closed to other entrants. so that's what i did it in the summers between college.

we couldn't come to a resolution. >> reporter: callahan went to the city. obtained casa real's mp

we couldn't come to a resolution. >> reporter: callahan went to the city. he kpix 5 obtained casa real's complaints about destruction of private property, litter and calling the truck and eyesore. the city sided with casa real and told nelly she needed to move. that's when the general public took a stand on social media against casa real. >> yes, i had a facebook review and google review of one star and mentioned they are bullies. >> i thought it was terrible and disgusting. >> reporter: in a matter of hours, casa real's social media reviews went from all five stars to a series of one star reviews. callahan says they never meant to hurt her business or for things to go this far. so they are offering her space on their land. >> that's the ultimate goal is to -- is to peacefully coexist like we have for years. >> reporter: now, this sounds like a nice compromise. of course, if nelly accepts. but there's one more wrinkle. the city says it still has to make sure that no one is violating traffic laws. so it's planning on putting up no parking signs along vineyar

welcome to you, callahan. for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> we want to go back to that photo we saw in that piece taken at a rally for the victim. in the upper right-hand corner, that is believed to be brendt christensen just standing there, the suspect, who was arrested the next day. this is really disturbing that he's at this, but this sort of behavior doesn't surprise you, does it, callahan? >> no, it doesn't, and we've seen tough like this before. you see it with arsonists, as well. they'll go back to the scene of the crime and watch the house burn down they lit on fire. his arrogance, he's reveling in his crime and it's disgusting. >> and the suspect's phone had records of a visit to a fantasy abduction forum according to investigators. how troubling is that to you? >> it's very troubling. he was obviously searching information trying to gain some experience on this stipe of crime and acted it out. you know, we protected by our first amendment rights and freedom of speech and these websites e

there is a debate over who's the best man callahan or eisenhower and the other one. these are two of your works as editor in chief. i thought you would appreciate it. >> thank you. [applause]. >> that makes today really nice, the picture of the three editors under that headline included jerry jonas, editor of the yearbook and its so nice for me to have some of my classmates here today. i wanted to take a minute. this is a really happy day for me. every so often i got on award and china would say to me, why don't you act happy and i would say i will act happy if you want me to, but it's always feels like it's happening to someone else, so i'm never really excited about it, but giving this award really does make me happy and i will take a minute or two to tell you why. when horace first approached me six years ago and as-- said they would like to name on award in my honor i said that would really be great if they gave the award for something i believed in. he asked me what i really wanted and i said, all my life i have been trying to make people understand, trying to m

american nuclear balls recently being delivered here in rhine and france to the be callahan base. this is ramstein the largest american military base outside the united states this is where nato is european air force command post is based. in. afghanistan it. had. a lot of pressure and pleasure of war as all of its own and. build sites and newspaper is a freelance journalist no but fleischer has conducted an independent investigation into the legitimacy of operations carried out to graham's dyna base on german soil he even made a film about it. itself to. i'm not a comma. he says. because i'm not sure. that's the i'm not a comma in the name. of the. so possum a little bit because she did not jewish as well as the column this month on if you can get outside. its mines i. know but was told by german police officers that the german government had also trends for the road that leads to the base directly to american sovereignty. because somebody on the ship was opiates and it was the rule. during the investigation no big metal. before my teacher who lives near the ramstein base. as an

shelly callahan's response?s isn't europe. >> refugees are the most intensively screened immigrants really to come to this country, about two years of intense scrutiny by the department of homeland security, the f.b.i., ice, department of state. there's d.n.a. testing involved. >> for those people who is proven as bad people, we don't want them here. >> reporter: the al saad family, palestinians who for decades lived in baghdad, fled during the troop surge of 2007, the deadliest year of the iraq war. >> i got kidnapped there by, i don't know, some militia. >> one of my other brothers, too. >> my other brother. >> they beat him up. >> he got beat up. i lost many friends of mine. >> reporter: they spent three years in a camp on the syrian border, before being cleared for transit to the united states. yousif al saad went to work at the chobani yogurt plant outside utica, whose c.e.o., hamdi ulukaya, has championed the rights of refugees and hired hundreds of them. we were supposed to tape there, but at the last min

it was called callahan brothers incorporated and my name is murphy and we have this irish thing going on so if you went to saint siena church and you were 17 years old and you wanted to work for callahan brothers then you were allowed to do that and it was essentially closed to other entrants. so that's what i did it in the summers between college. i worked as a local mover and i had always been sort of bewitched by trucks. i really like the work today liked working with machines. i liked working with trucks. in the household i grew up with my father couldn't distinguish the business end of a screwdriver from another thing so actually working with machinery was a new and really exciting thing to do. that's how i started. >> you are not that big. clearly you are very strong and effective but how did you end up becoming as bad ogre? >> abed dugger is a mover so truckers have these nicknames. we have this slang so abed over his movie a material caller is a suicide jockey in a live animal caller is a chicken choker. as you can see most of these names are pejorative and so a bedbug or, and

this video is from the area of admiral callahan and turner parkway. there's an open field there across from the gateway plaza shopping center. witnesses say people were shooting off fireworks in the street then the field before the fire started. two engines responded and quickly put the flames out and no injuries were reported. >>> fireworks have been banned in most cities across the bay area but not in one east bay community. >> ktvu's rob roth has the story from dublin where people celebrated the 4th a little early. >> reporter: this parking lot in dublin may be a far cry from the fireworks extravaganzas in san francisco and other big cities but don't tell that to this 8-year-old. this father and son drove from livermore where all fireworks are illegal to dublin, where so-called safe and sane fireworks are not only legal to buy but legal to set off in specific city approved spots. >> i took the opportunity today to bring him with me and show him what the fireworks do and how to be safe about it. >> reporter: he said his son couldn't wait for this mo

. >> you're missing my head of sales which is big tom callahan from tommy boy. >> this is perfectly in line with the way ami has grown the company. he is primarily driven by his own instinct. >> are you a he can to us group of one, this en? >> i always have loved the henry ford quote if i asked the public what they wanted they would have told me faster horses. i stantly listen to customer feedback, member feedback, employee feedback, but at the end of the day i'm always going to trust my gut the most. >> when we come back, how you should be using search engine optimization to reach customers. >>> and a brain trust tells us how writing from magazines and websites can boost your business. so that's the idea. what do you think? hate to play devil's advocate but... i kind of feel like it's a game changer. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's probably on mute. yeah... gary won't like it. why? because he's gary. (phone ringing) what? keep going! yeah... (laughs) (voice on phone) it's not millennial enough. there are a lot of ways to say no. thank you so much. thank you! so we're doing

and other grass fire in vallejo started around 9:30 pm near admiral callahan and turner parkway across from the gateway plaza. witnesses reported people playing with fireworks in the street. and later in the field before the blaze started. back in oakland, this man considers himself lucky. >> the officers got rid of the first group. and these young men, wearing hoodies, were standing around at first under the light. the next thing we hear is more going off. you can see the dry grass everywhere. it is very frustrating.>>> reporter: the oakland fire department say they still have concerns of people using the remainder of their fireworks out the rest of the summer. illegal fireworks fees causing a danger with the tall, dry vegetation. and oakland hills, scott reiss. >>> i saw plenty of illegal fireworks in my neighborhood. no serious fires or major fires. >> it was like a war zone last night. it was crazy. you can hear. if you are and will not creak you can hear open fireworks. it was like mortar shells. and the local stuff. i live in east bay. midnight, 1 am. >> it is amazing how much il

this one started around 9:30 around callahan and turner parkway across from the gateway plaza shoppingenterment back -- center. back here, a neighbor said that not only the crowds but illegal fireworks is a problem. >> dangerous. this is o -- i assume this is city or school district land. the city is behind on their job getting that cleared. you can imagine when the inferno went up, we're right here. our house would be done. we cleared our brush. when you have people setting off fireworks, we're all at risk. >> reporter: that is one of the residents here. he came out while we were setting up for the live shot. he was taking pictures of the damage here. he is taking those pictures to his city council person, trying to get answers. meanwhile we will try to get answers from the oakland battalion chief of the fire department and find out what they're doing in terms of getting on top of the investigation here. but a lot of the residents telling us the crowds come up here and light off bottlerockets, illegal fireworks and leave garbage and they cause potential damage. a very dangerous situat

vista outdoors getting a bump after its ceo announced retirement independent board member michael callahanserve as interim chairman and ceo while the company conducts a search for its replacement. >>> we're also keeping an eye on shares of snap that stock closed below its ipo price of $17 a share for the first time ever. snap is now down 30% since going public back in march. >>> the billionaire battle over encore electric is heating up. in an exclusive interview last night on "mad money," encore ceo bob shopered told jim cramer that berkshire hathaway has an edge over elliott management's bid for the company, an increasingly hot drama listen. >> we know elliott well. they're great folks, our largest creditor. >> right. >> at this point, it's conceptual we're not seeing any specifics from them. >> okay. >> they're fine people, but all i know is what's in front of us is buffett the berkshire hathaway deal would be great for this company. >> right. >> i just don't know enough about elliott anymore. >> they are considering a $9.3 billion takeover of the bankrupt utility company. >>> on today's

there has been so many, look who is here, doctor morgan callahan, veterinarian at the center for animalgency services, in other words, cares. >> good to see you doctor. >> so many people fascinated by baxter, and the fact that baxter was able to alert the two, who were in the home. everyone had a story. oh, my cat new about an earthquake before it came, before there was big storm, i knew my dog was barking so can animals really sense if danger or something about to happen? >> i don't think animals have a sixth sense per say, but i do think they have such amazing lynn developed sense of hearing and smell that they can sense things and be aware of thing before they happen. >> so baxter yesterday morning, would baxter have heard something we couldn't hear? >> my a sum sean, so whether it was clinging or rumbling, so something i would suspect was irritating him, because the human animal bonds was so strong, owners so aware of their pet, they new something was going on. >> so there is like -- so what happens with like earthquakes? a lot of people have said we just had one of our viewers sayi

what really is amazing is home ward trails and that's where kathy callahan comes in.e work that you guys do is second to none. so tell us about our friends here. >> so, we -- home ward trails rescues about 2,000 animals a year dogs and cats and they come -- vast majority come from rural shelters like these guys. they're from virginia and these kitties, this is the beatle's litter and so we don't know if they're musical. >> you can't break them up. >> exactly. >> there are four of them. this is sergeant pepper. you have lucy they're all named after the songs. >> wow. >> we have -- hi, baby, come here, black bird's right in here. >> my goodness. >> sergeant pepper is the boy. they're darling. they came up when they were three weeks old. ththey were scooped out. >> do you guys get a call that there's word in a shelter needs your attention. >> we have fantastic shelter partners and all of these rural under funded shelters and so they let us know when there's good animals for us -- these animals had the misfortune of being born somewhere where there are too many animals an