the fire took place in october 1834 and it was a chimney fire. the chimneys had not been properly cleaned over the summer and creosote had built up and clearly you are using fireplaces all the time and this one happened to be in the chimney from a kitchen. it was a windy day and the house had a cedar shake roof. sparks hit the roof and the next thing you know you are off to the races with a fire. they called the slaves from the field and they were able to empty some of the second floor although most of the second floor contents were lost including rachel's letters which was sad for everyone concerned and for us again today because we know relatively little about rachel. the house was badly damaged to the point where the family, andrew jackson's son and his wife and grandchildren had to move out of the house. it took almost 2 years to rebuild the house. the final result was a far grander and more impressive, some may call it pretentious house than the one before. even when the lake is go -- when they lived in a farmhouse if you went to nashville y

because a miller with its broad curved facade and grotesque chimney figures illustrate clearly got hisonception of his works as creatures emerging from stone. look or busy the french swiss architect in town planner once pinpointed the importance of gowdy for barcelona and for architecture as a whole. what i saw in barcelona godi was the work of a man of extraordinary energy conviction and technical skill many fisted throughout his working life as a stone mason a man who could himself work still into the full sec golden is truly mr lee drawings. godi is the builder of the turn of the century the professional architect in stone by and old brick. godi was a great artist only those who can move people's hearts live on to influence future generations. every up to noon god he left his studio for his daily walk on the seventh of june nine hundred twenty six he was run over by a tram near the center out of. three days later the man who more than any other defines barcelona's architecture was dead. but. technology. driven. market. the momentum of the morning more. your maison is just seen next

this happened to be in the chimney from the kitchen. it was a windy day and at that time the house had a cedar shaped roof. the sparks hit the roof and the next thing you know, you're off to the races with a fire. they called in the slaves from the field. they were able to empty some of the contents, though most of the stuff was lost, including rachel's letters. the house was badly, badly damaged to the point where the family had to move out of the house. it took almost two years to rebuild the house. it was far many grander. even when they lived in the log farmhouse, if you were a dignitary coming, you would visit andrew and rachel jackson. you would come out to the hermitage. the house wooz fias filled with visitors all the time. you would have come to the front door because you're an important person. you could have been greeted by a short woman name ed hannah who s the head of the house slaves. she would invite you to come in and size you up. you were already important because you had come to the front door. if you were very importa

the fire took place in october 1834 and it was a chimney fire. the chimneys had not been properly cleaned over the summer so it had built up and clearly be using the fireplaces all the time in this was in the kitchen. it was a windy day. at that time the house had a cedar roof. the next thing you know you are off to the races with a fire. they called in slaves from the field and were able to empty some of the second floor contents. we know little about rachel. the house was badly damaged to the point where the family had to move out. it took almost 2 years to rebuild the house. the final result was a far grander and more impressive, some i call it pretensions house than before. even when they lived in the log farmhouse, if you were a dignitary coming to nashville, you would visit andrew and rachel jackson. lafayette came to the hermitage when he was traveling through the united states in 1824. ehrenberg came here after he was vice president. martin van buren, james polk to the house. during the presidential years and in the retirement is the hous

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. >>> a teenage boy nearly crushed by a falling chimney. it's a moment he'll never forget. >> i woke up moments before it happens. >> up next, the napa earthquake four years later, and a look at how the community is recovering. >>> and a bit of a cooldown across the bay area locally. you probably notice some smoke and haze affecting our air quality. cooler temperatures as we head to the weekend. >>> new information the mollie tibbetts case. what emotionalses revealed today about -- what officials revealed today about how the 20- year-old college student died. >>> this was the scene four years go time when a magnitude 6.0 earthquake hit the napa area early in the morning, cautioning major damage to 2,000 homes, public buildings, and wineries, and seriously injured a attain ager who was having a sleep over. we have the story of that teenager, and his and napa's recovery. >> reporter: but the house shaking, car-rocking magnitude 6.0 earthquake that jolted napa august 24th, 2014 was plenty big enough. >> i woke up moments before it fell on me.

. >> reporter: his pelvis was broken and he spent months in the hospital and earned the nickname, chimney boy. >> i think it's funny. i think the name will stick around. >> reporter: that was then and this is known. fully recovered, he graduated high school in june and plans on attending uc riverside in the fall. >> i'm up and walking and moving forward in my life. >> reporter: his recovery mirrors napa's recovery from the quake that killed one person and damaged about 2000 buildings. >> he's a great example that something happens to you and you get on with your life and take the lessons learned and use them to make your life even better. that is a story about napa after the earthquake. >> reporter: napa is mostly recovered but some work remains. the quake struck 7 miles down on the west napa fault near where the old downtown post office was built in the 1930s. a developer bought the building and plans to convert it into a hotel. a few blocks away, renovations are complete on the goodman library. it has rave reviews and an award for historical preservation. >> there's not a lot of big pro

and has a back-to-back chimney place -- a aback-to-back fireplace. sorry. so this is the plan type. this room we're standing in right now, because of the size of the opening of the fireplace and also the location to the main house and the fact there's a subfloor pit in the other side and maybe this side, we think this might have functioned as a kitchen because the opening of the fireplace is larger on this side and -- but then that made us question, well, why would a root cellar be on the other side if this space was used as a kitchen, but maybe because if this was primarily where there's a lot of cooking, then it would have been a lot hotter in this space and so if you're going to have a root cellar, the point is to keep things cool so they used the other space for the cooler side to have the root cellar and this is where a lot of the cooking may have taken place. >> how old do you think this pot is? >> that metal piece is a crane, but i'm guessing that's original. the pots are -- it wouldn't surprise me if they're probably original, too. or at leas

nicholas dillon he was only 13 at the time having a sleepover and his family living room when the chimneyhim. he recently recalled the experience to rob roth. >> i started crawling to the door and this happened in a matter of seconds. before i knew it i felt something pinch me and i could not move forward or feel my legs. >> nicholas says he has recovered and is moving ahead with his life. the city of napa is also moving forward, the mayor says there is no plan to commemorate the earthquake anniversary. >>> kind of an odd morning commute we are light in some places but impacted in others. >> i am looking to see this accident list and there's not a lot going on. traffic is going to be a little slow approaching the richmond bridge. you know we have had this problem approaching the richmond bridge from people who normally use 80 and the richmond parkway to get there but this morning they cannot because of the police investigation at 80 and  richmond parkway. so people are driving down using other exits to get to the bridge and now we are getting crowded as you can see. you can also see the

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leader chimney so was able to go ahead with his briefing here's part of what he said today is a day of mourning mourning over democracy it is a black day because we are seeing a repeat of what we saw during the years the year if you do prevention of people as we are reading of the will of the people minute the looting the results bastardizing the outcome of the election and in no way trying to negate what people fight for who are going to the will of the people and that was the leader of the movement of democratic change in zimbabwe speaking and describing the elections there as fraudulent and illegal to get a live update for you later in the program but first let me bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world yemen may be on the brink of a new outbreak of cholera that warning comes from the world health organization of widespread malnutrition and conflict could push up the death rate the h o has called for a three day cease fire in the north of the country to carry out a vaccination program. at least twenty people have been killed in afghanistan after a s

we found a chimney base. we found burned planks, the archaeological small finds are numerous. there is good documentary of corroborating that. the container of the day before plastic bottles, glass, wine bottles were used over and over again for all types of liquid storage and transport. some ceramics, which is interesting. that will tell us what the monroe's were eating off of, the dishes they used. -- excitingloiting moment to see the consumer choices they made. the house continues behind me and probably goes under the 1870's house that belongs to the massey family. it continues 20 feet or so underneath the house. that was probably severely impacted by the construction in the 1870's. otherwise, the part of the house that is not covered by that is really well preserved. it is an archaeological pressure -- treasure that i'm eager to get into. james monroe is an interesting character. he is maybe the most popular president of his time, and one that is least known today. we have a great challenge and opportunity to share his story. james monroe purchased the property in 1793. wh

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he was having a sleepover in his family's living room when the chimney came frhose crumbling down. recently recalled that experience to rob ross. >> then i started crawlingto the door myself. this all happened in a matter of seconds. before i knew it i felt something almost like pinch me. i couldn't move forward or feel my legs anymore. >> nicholas says he is recovered and moving forward with his life. the city of napa is also moving forward. the mayor says there is no plan to commemorate the quake on this fourth anniversary. >>> transit service for muni's twin peaks tunnel project is expected to resume tomorrow. that tunnel has been closed for two months so workers could finish $40 million in repair work. being done to prepare -- spokesman about the work being done to prepare. >> reporter: at the west portal station crews are testing trains. on 19th avenue. at holloway by san francisco state workers are lining the new tracks with the old and above crews are making sure the electrical wiring is working properly. they describe it as trial and error. >> it is unusual when you put it

we have the sun coming in the chimney right behind your shoulder causing as of the place is all here and all the activities are supposed to start from here and he radiates the rest of the house. other sports spend several months of the with his family. furnishings or practical world design. a freestanding bathtub helps residents cool in the summer. even when the mercury climbs to forty degrees celsius it's still cool indoors the windows are laid out so as to circulate cooling breezes within the house and insulated from the trees well. they won't start to actually two and one is built perpendicular the other one is diagonal and leave in the middle so they create a space of a space over between the two walls which is supposed to isolate properly we don't even turn on the air conditioner action. outside an olive tree more than a century old provides more. the further away you get from the house the wilder the surroundings we come. down suites down to it it was intentionally built some distance from the house the swimming pool every presents the sea and the passage the gradual passage do

so we found a chimney base. we found burnt planks. the archeological small finds are numerous. lots of nails which i figure have come from thomas jefferson's area at monticello, and there is good evidence corroborating that. lots and lots of ceramics, lots of wine bottles which, of course, is the container of the day. before plastic bottles, glass wine-type bottles were used over and over again for all kinds of liquid storage and transport. so lots of those. some ceramics, which is interesting, that will tell us what the monroes were eating off of, the dishes that they used. that's always a really exciting moment to be able to understand the consumer choices that they made. so the house continues behind me here and probably goes under the 1870s house that belongs to the massey family. so it continues probably 20 feet or so underneath that house. and that was probably severely impacted by that construction in the 1870s. but otherwise, the part of the house that's not covered by that is really well preserved. and so it's an archeological treasure that i'm really eager to get into

there and every now and again we do get a glimpse too with the other cars not next to him or like our chimney of for our leg it is for third time in space they started this space for more than six hours ago they've had a busy day and will be busy carrying out repairs for about another irish or so and that will make it one of the longest space in history where those space suits that you can see do represent a new generation of space where two they are equipped with climate control and probably cameras the ones that we can assume now and they can also shoot three sixty degree videos as well rather elements of also being replaced with part of your thing with which is. a much longer life. as part of the current space walk cosmonauts were also released for nano satellites built as part of a special project with russian universities and schools city is that all serious sam as it's nicknamed would provide data about space weather to them were built by sixty didn't snow only around a month and while launching a satellite is normally a very expensive business for the students it was free under an init

something close to ten percent so the dynamics between migration much higher in east germany then invest chimney and so if the reaction of the society against immigration which a significant minority of the people here doesn't want to have there's an interesting observation when it has to do really with numbers i'd like to point out something that happened last week in eastern germany a t.v. news crew trying to cover a right so far right demonstration was detained by police for about an hour now this video that we're watching has been released and it shows a member of a far right group. confronting the journalist it turns out that man is an employee of the state criminal police department now there are demands for an investigation into this how serious is the danger in germany of the far right infiltrating the police. there is without any doubt significant percentage of police people who sympathize with. movement with the a if t. because they feel being left alone by politics because the number of policemen has been cut down significantly during the last years such that the burka load imposed on

convince the opposition at this point ok but melanie let's listen now to a man god was appeal to a chimney so this is interesting who knows. one. who saw a role in the but was rather an. unfolding. are saying there you have a crucial role to play what should we make of this is it a job all for or is it a call for him to keep quiet and accept the result what do you see there it could be both but first and foremost it's probably a really clever move on moment god was saying that he will invite to some extent to me said to be part of the future of the country but of course it's really break what does the future mean is does that mean he's going to be part of the politics on not we don't know but we know that mom and dad was still has to smooth out relations internationally and nationally so it was probably clever of him to say something along those lines to try and unite the country as well as some politicians at work behind the scenes what is the situation in harare right now following these days of unrest. reeves and i seem to have lost you sara in just one of you can tell us what the situa

on the chimney stack, we have remains of the plaster that we know was there in jefferson's time, because there was a letter of jefferson talking about his workmen to plaster the space. there's a hearth that survived. we believe this was where an enslaved family would have warmed themselves and perhaps cooked an evening meal. there's also wonderful evidence of what the floors would have looked like. it's a small detail, but we really are dedicated to getting as much of the -- as accurately as possible in restoring these spaces. so along this back wall, what you see are the circuit 1802 bricks there. we can tell how they are laid, they are laid on edge, which is more particular, and it is a running bond. so we are able to restore the floor very accurately. and we have brick that is are the same size, and we'll lay them the exact same way. there's also evidence of where these partitions were that divided the two spaces. so you can see that the carpenters have started to put back a silt plate. but they have aligned the sill plate with the architectural ghost. so here is where a stud would ha

protest in chemists prompted opposition figures to criticize integration policy in germany however chimney isn't the only country in europe struggling with the migrant issue recently a senior think and the french republican party warns that european culture is under threat pits columnist rayna rothfuss believe such public protests are to be expected as when the state fails to protect its citizens. well we can see that the tensions grow higher and higher in respect to the migration issues and the related security issues and the frustration among certain parts of the population grows as to the seemingly is not possible with existing security system also the judicial system to probably take care of the growing challenges that it becomes a real threat that citizens who are already really frustrated and aggressive take to the streets and. try to punish. people who look as if they were refugees or migrants and attack them of course this would be a normal process that the situation deteriorates in that direction that protesters also become while and in the streets they take security in their own

something close to ten percent so the dynamics between migration much higher in east germany then invest chimney and so if the reaction of the society against immigration which a significant minority of the people here doesn't want to have there's an interesting observation when it has to do really with numbers i'd like to point out something that happened last week in eastern germany eight t.v. news crew trying to cover a right so far right demonstration was detained by police for about an hour now this video that we're watching has been released and it shows a member of a far right group. confronting the journalist what it turns out that man is an employee of the state criminal police department now there are demands for an investigation into this how serious is the danger in germany of the far right infiltrating the police. there is without any doubt significant percentage of police people who sympathize with. movement with the a.f. t. because they feel being left alone by politics because the number of policemen has been cut down significantly during the last years such that the birth load i

mission up there and every now and again we do get a glimpse of the other cosmonaut next to him a chimney of four or legates his third time in space that did start this space for more than four hours ago and will be busy carrying out repairs for about another three hours or so and that will make it one of the longest space walks in history those space suits they're wearing to a new generation of space where we're told apparently they are equipped with their climate control and also those onboard cameras that can shoot three sixty degree video through that shot there live from the international space station's they're carrying out that space will can see the earth below them as they carry out the repairs on the outside of the international space station those suits i was talking about will rubber elements have also been replaced with. inside them which is hoped will give the suits a much longer life span now as part of this current space walk cosmonauts were also released for nano satellites built as part of a special project with russian universities and also schools serious sat or seriou

these pictures are from our chimney it's his third time in space and every now and again we do get a glimpse of another cause not out there to see he's right next to a surrogate proc procopio if it's his first mission up there they started this space for couple of hours ago and would busy carrying out repairs for about another five hours and that will make it one of the longest space critics in history they will also released by hand we are told for nano satellites two of them were developed by the russians schoolchildren to monitor the earth's weather and those spacesuits to that they are wearing a new generation of space where two we're told apparently they are equipped with climate control and also those on board cameras that can shoot three sixty degree video use rubber elements have also been replaced a poor thing which is hoped will give the suits a much longer lived lives live pictures because we're looking at the space walk place at the international space station as i speak some pretty good pictures is hard to tell exactly what we're looking at there but. you can get a glimp

mission up there and every now and again we do get a glimpse two of the other cosmonaut next him chimney of and they did start this space walk about three hours ago or so and will be busy carrying out repairs for about another four hours we understand and that will make it one of the longest space walks in history there were also released by hand for nano satellites to them were developed by russian schoolchildren to monitor the square and those spaces they're wearing a new generation of space where two we're told apparently equipped with climate control and also those on board cameras that can shoot three sixty degree videos it's quite hard to tell what we're looking at but looks like a pair of feet there at the moment a robot elements have also been replaced with polyurethane which is hoped will give the suits a much longer life but these are live pictures from the international space station where that spaceport is currently taking place it's almost half way and it will last for about seven hours which will be a record. well as part of the current space walk cosmonauts would also rele

watch the physical decline opposite and it was inevitable because right to the end he smoked like a chimney i got a message. lenny wants to see the door open and so there are about ten people in there and he said everybody leave the room now i have something very serious to speak to let me about i'm going on. and i suppose the problem he said there's no problem. likely few small. these people won't let me smoke and i'm dying for a cigarette so we look in the cigarette and the little newman account. was a follow up. heat up by. the end. to the bad guy. was it was shattering at the end to watch with a concert see him backstage where he looked tough day he'd walk out on the platform he'd conduct as if his life depended on mission is to say absolutely nothing wrong with him great great performances then he'd walk off and a life or just drain away her. his favorite festival tanglewood in the summer of one thousand nine hundred bernstein had almost no strength left not even for home for program. he had not such an intact in a breathing machine and it was not going well he could see that it was he

a new era for zimbabwe of rehabilitation it certainly doesn't look like it now so we heard from chimneys are saying is going to challenge the results of the selection of what's going to laos the court what avenues do you think are really open to the opposition right now. it would be really great to see some kind of for ren sick comprehensive to commend salute pointing out every single instance of rigging and of ballot stuffing and anything else that can be proven i mean there are a lot of figures floating around where the amount of votes exceeds the amount of voters and that sort of thing if we could have one document that had been properly kind of gone through number crunched that was incontrovertibly proof and i believe that that document does certainly shortly will exist then that could be something because that could be a basis for a court challenge of course although i don't think people have got much face of faith in the courts in zimbabwe any longer but what it would do is is. the international community who are very important in this. there was some kind of rigging it's only a ve

you can see what is left, basically just the chimney.ortunately firefighters were able to keep it from the homes here. they managed to stop the forward progress of the fire overnight. >> reporter: the nelson fire began at 4:40 pm friday spreading across the grass hills of nelson road and i 80. it burned through 1000 acres and last -- in less than four hours due to the 15 to 25 mile an hour wind. this is near the paradise valley golf course and the northeast edge of the fire is vacaville. one home was destroyed and the subdivision was in danger as the fire approached hancock drive. the water tankers were the key to stopping the fast-moving grass fire along with air support. >> we are very limited on resources. we have so many fires going on that we are pleading with everybody right now, if you're outdoors or in the vehicle or operating outdoors, have a sense of awareness. we cannot afford to have more large fires in california right now. >> reporter: cal fire has this at 65% contained. the agency said that recently the mutual aid system i

it was left as just a chimney. the fire completely took over the hills and came dangerously close to this neighborhood on hancock drive just coming up to decide what. the nelson fire started at 4:40 friday afternoon and quickly spread across the grass hills office nelson road near i 80. they grew to 1000 acres in less than 4 hours. evacuations were ordered in fairfield at couples circle north of paradise valley golf course along with the northeast edge of the fire in vacaville near foxboro parkway. 1 home was destroyed and a subdivision was in danger as fire approached hancock drive. support especially water tankers were key to stopping the fast-moving grass fire. >> we are very limited on recovers -- resources. we are thin. there is no hiding that. we have so many fires going on. we are pleading with everybody right now that if you're outdoors or if you are in your vehicle and operating outdoors to behind -- to your sense of awareness. we cannot afford to have more large fires in california right now. i cal fire h

ten feet on the chimney but at the feet of the stuff by them and could be the. libyan officials left the airport with their lebanese guests. saddam and his two companions were driven to the i shot the hotel in tripoli where they would stay. this is where the shot the hotel one stood. all the remains a rusty signpost and scattered concrete ruins. and. in two thousand and seven the hotel was demolished another element in the story of assad there in libya that has disappeared. the ashanti hotel had been among the classiest in tripoli as a place hosting foreign visitors it was heavily monitored by the libyan intelligence service visit to libya coincided with the anniversary celebrations of the september first revolution in one nine hundred sixty nine when gadhafi had seized power. government employee who some milat had been assigned to the man and his two companions during their visit. to the front office of the. little kind of healthy should now let me have the. only and. the only and i b. has. that is in the back of stuff out. and i'll stop there are no sort of. c

for everyone else, the chimneys showing industry and profit. it is the cathedral spires which dominate. god and community hold the upper hand, not commoners. if building in the classical style then 18th century could have something of a political dimension, and its associations with the powerful wig nobility, in the 19th century, perhaps in revulsion against the technological advances of the industrial revolution, we see a powerful change in dimension. as we have seen, these ideas soon found their way into design and decorative arts. in fact, he made a distinction between architecture and --. his ideas -- john ruskin had any theories of arts which still inform education today. based on the primacy of naturalness and godliness. ornament was seen as an aid to contemplate divine nature. he was encapsulated in his belief that the greatest thing a human being ever does in this world is to see something and tell what it sought in a plane way. the single most important event in the decorative arts across the entire course of the 19th century in britai

he was having a sleepover in his family's living room when the chimney fell down on top of him. recently talked to rob roth about that scary experience. >> then i started crawling to the door myself. this all happened in a matter of seconds. before i knew it i felt something pinch me. i couldn't move forward or feel my legs anymore. >> nicholas says he has recovered. he is moving forward with his life. the city of napa is also moving forward. the mayor says there is no plan to commemorate that earthquake. >>> totwin peaks tunnel will finish final testing to ensure the transit hub can reopen tomorrow. the facility has been closed for two months so that crews could complete $40 million in repair work. among other things workers replace some tracks and made some seismic upgrades. some beauty passengers complained the bus bridges that replace the translated their commute and they are anxious for normal underground service to resume. >> taking me more than an hour to get to campus with the bus line in place. i'm so excited that the m is coming back. >> the agency said the project sho

nicholas dillon was 13 at the time, having a sleepover in his living room when the earthquake caused the chimneycrumble. >> i started calling to the door and this happened in a matter of seconds. before i knew it i felt something pinch me. i couldn't move forward or feel spent months in the hoeysp boy. >> i think it is funny. that is a name that will stick around. >> that was then and this is now. fully recovered nicholas graduated in june and plans to attend uc riverside in the fall. >> i am well, i am up and walking. >> nicholas's recovery in a way mirrors napa's recovery from the earthquake that killed one person and damaged 2000 buildings. >> he is a great example of something happening and you get on with your life. take the lessons learned and make your life even better. that is kind of the story of napa after the earthquake. >> napa is mostly recovered although some work remains. the earthquake which hit seven miles down on the napa fault forced the old post office clos a developer purchased the building and plans to convert into a hotel. a few blocks away renovations are completed on the

my parents would have gone up the celltory sim i chimney. i wouldn't be born, my sister wouldn't have been born and steven wouldn't exist this. >> you don't expect to change stephen's minds, do you? >> it appears he's made his single career for this single issue. for reasons i don't even know. >> although there is one more family feud we don't talk about. donald trump versus ivanka trump. his daughter often says things the media is not the enemy of the people. other comments of immigration that directly critic things her father said. so there are from top to bottom in this administration over and over again you see these disagreements, another example of how abnormal what we see on a day in-day out basis the trump administration is. back to you, brooke. >> we should tell you, so far, no dice. that understand so much. >> thank you. >>> any moment now, that white house press briefing will begin. expect sarah sanders to respond to this feud between omarosa and president trump. omarosa saying moments ago, she has indeed been interviewed by speci