can't be a separate condo. it needs to be part of a existing condo unit. but with the issue that the appellate had raised was they would not be subject to the rent control requirements of the a. d.u. provisions because these were condo units. because for condo units, they're treated differently under rent control because they're separate billing. when it's condo converted they're separate single-family dwellings which have different limitations under rent control. they don't have the full rental protections. >> cost options? >> yes. they don't have the full price control. >> so in this situation, from a business structure standpoint, is the -- if this were to be an a.d.u. and i know that's not necessarily and discussion at this point and the a.d.u. attached to or it part of the general h.o.a. and the h.o.a. is responsible for the -- >> good question. >> for the management of the a.d.u.? >> my understanding is it's attached one of the two units. >> it's one or the other. >> it's not a separate unit. >> are there any public comments on this item? please appr

the e-mail gave an address, the condo in anaheim where angela and ian lived.nd ian told police a man showed up at their door expecting to have violent sex with angela. they told police they sent him away but other men followed, all invited by e-mail responses to rape fantasy ads. >> it escalates to the point that angela diaz calls the police department and reports another person had shown up and tried to rape her. >> police officers responded to angela's 911 call. >> what did they encounter? >> they encounter a distraught angela diaz who says another person had shown up. >> and she has abrasions, look here. >> correct, on her neck and her shirt is torn. >> this is way beyond internet misdemeanor mischief, this is a criminal act? >> most definitely a criminal act. >> who was inciting men to rape angela. police had no question it was michelle hadley. angela reported during the night michelle spent in yale sjail sh received no e-mails. she made bail and she was out. >> and almost immediately they started get. >> was there a, look, we have warned you about, and it

jim condos: yes, we do. we monitor every day. and one of the things that -- we have a graph that shows that since april of this year, we've been averaging approximately two million scans per day. about 800,000 of those per day are what we consider unauthorized scans. the good news is we have the defenses in place to block them. soledad: so let's talk about this $250 million. i mentioned that the senate shot that down. their rationale was we want towe round of monies. do you think that's a valid response from the senate? jim condos: i do not. i think that frankly, it kind of surprised me to hear that. when you think about it, we had $380 million appropriated to the states. and we didn't start receiving that money until sometime around the end of may or early june. and to think that we would have spent that money already is really unreasonable. soledad: i mentioned that it was not exactly a bipartisan vote, with the exception of bob corker who sided with the democrats on it. why is this a political issue? the security of elections

she was excited about getting a new condo. and having her own little family. >> january 28th, 2006 was a saturday. after a hectic work week at their different jobs, nici and dave would chill with a dinner party that night over at their friends' place. that afternoon, dave called nici to hash out the details. they would drive there separately. >> hey, babe, give me a call. i need to know what we're doing, if i need to stop and get food or anything for ellen and jason and stuff like that. so give me a call. i love you. bye. >> but when dave pietz showed up at their friends' apartment that evening, nici wasn't there. one hour, two hours, and still no nici. dave's wife of almost four years was gone, into the night. into the rain. what on earth had happened to nici pietz? >> nici's life hadn't always been so good. she had a troubled past. had those troubles finally caught up with her? or was it something else? >> did you think something was wrong, something more was wrong right from the beginning? >> yes. from buddy. because stuffe

. >> make way for more condos. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm larry sfwheel i'm ama daetz. news reporter kate larson is live outside hemlock tavern on polk street with the story. kate? >> reporter: larry, ama, the manager tells me over the years more than 15,000 bands have played here but not much longer since the building is going to be demolished to build new housing. >> it's sad. now that you this is gone and red devil, i don't think anywhere to play. >> reporter: when hemlock tavern first opened in 2001, chris would come and play his bass guitar with punk and noise rock bands. now 17 years later, he's soaking up the last suds before the bar is converted into a-ut mixed use condo building. >> ever since i moved here, everyone was like it was better there. change is what happens. >> we provide an afternoon into san francisco that allows for adventurous music to meet fans. > reporter: michael started working at hemlock as the sound guy. now he's the manager till it closes october 6th. >> hopefully, some people will get the idea that this is

wouldn't that make a great condo behind -- >> trump said human rights came up only very briefly with kim, and then he went on to praise him as a great negotiator, as he would do again during an interview with abc. >> he wants to get it done. >> you trust him? >> i do trust him, yeah. now, will i come back to you in a year and you'll be interviewing, i'll say, gee, i made a mistake, that's possible. we're dealing at a very high level. a lot of things can change. a lot of things are possible. he trusts me, i believe. i really do. i mean, he said openly and he said it to a couple of reporters that were with him that he knows, that no other president ever could have done this. i mean, no other -- he knows the presidents. he knows who we had in front of me. he said no other president could have done this. i think he trusts me and i trust him. >> so what should we make of the outcome of this summit and the fact that the joint statement was so short on details about the crucial issue,

we wouldn't have a high-rise condo level. we don't have granite countertops. there can be certain higher end of the market. >> director lai: these numbers are for the affordable? >> those are affordable projects. >> director lai: wow, all right. >> there affordable in terms of cost to occupy them. >> director lai: okay. thank you. >> director giusti: that was pretty much my question how does this compare to market rate and building cost. have you looked at any opportunities for things like maybe labor rates if it's a low income project to get more apareapprentices and job trainid use it to the advantage maybe lowering the cost of labor. which i know is significant when you build it. >> it really is. yes and no. all of our projects are subject to wage requirement. almost without exclusions. for all intensive purposes we're subject to state or federal wage laws. there's a wage floor below which we don't go. we definitely are interested in and advocate for getting new folks into the trades. we work closely with the city build division and office of economic and w

the condos are supposed to iner and no one knowshen those condos will go, but yha a gas station thatrobably use all the time. peop identify with that gas station, and people going over the bridge, as you enter the district to gasr up as you leave the district. and the exit steps lead down to the base of where this whole property is. d.c. could have been sincilmemb who represents the district is so concerned that the city is losing gas stations that d.c. is going to turn into manhattan where you will have to lea city to get gas and then come back to the city. and he has beenushing for a number of years to protect those ations. but this area has an amazing view of the river, so condos are going to go up. but when you have theseti prop that people are so s areiar with, but con going to go in there. >> d.c. actually has a gas station advisory board, but it hasn't beened sta in, what a decade? look intotarted to gas stations that are left. and there are a number that are going away, so we are going to find this in the future, of where you can get gas. >> it's not easy to be a service stat

condos cannot rent controlled currently. and also when a tenant moves out of a unit, land lords currently can then hike up the rent. all those things would be bann by if proposition 10 passes. >> really opening up a lot more options to cities who choose to exerchem. before we move to the other panelists, who put this on the ballot and who's puttingto mone oth sides? >> the yes side is being driven by the ai health care foundation. this is based in l.a. they've taken on big ballot initiatives around prescription drug prices, state and local slow-growth measures. they're the big financial backers. they put in $10 million ca the aign last week. they're still going to be expected to be outspent by the no side.lo we have devers up and down the state opposing this measure. >> so joseph, you represent tenants who are being evicted and having tro with landlords. tell me why you're in favor of the measure. >> this is aboutg giv control back to localities. the it's created problems for localities and fraud in rentnt l. and it's taken

condos are slatedo go here afterwards, but the problem i nobody seems to no when that condo development project is actually goingo start here, and that causes some concern. >> when is a gas station more than a gags station? when it sits on prime rea estate? iconic may be too strong of a word here, but t key bridge exxon in georgetown certainly has had plenty of recognition and use,he fact that it's gone has some drivers, well, concerned. >> yeah, i ermean, right in this location, i don't think it's a big deal. >> reporter: in place of the gas station new condos slated to go in, but as you enter or leave the district using the key bridge now, no place to fuel up. >> if you're running out of gas, you need som place to get gas or otherwise you're out of luck. >> such an issuehatd.c. council member jack evans who represents georgetownays the property needs to be watched. >> people will listen to me too late. usually that's whetn stations in this city, and we'll be manhattan soon where you won't be able to buy gas in the city. have you to leave the sound in der to buy gas. >> reporter: liter

condos are supposed tthgo here.roblem is nobody knows when that condo projects actually going to break ground and that's causing some concern. when is a gas station more than a gas station? when it sits on prime real estate. iconic may bg too strere and the key bridge exxon in georgetown certainly has had r plenty ofognition and use, and the fact that it's gone has sol drivers wconcerned. >> yeah, i mean, right here in this location i do think it's a big deal. >> reporter: now in place of the gas station new condos are slated to go in, but as you enter or leave the dis using the key bridge now, no l place to fueup. >> if you're running out of gas, you need some place to stop for gas. ootherwise you're out luck. >> reporter: such an issue that d.c. council member jack evans who represents georgetown says the property needs to be closely watched. >> people will listeto to m late. usually that's when it happens. we're running out of gas stations in this city and we'll beute aent soon where you won't have to be able to

air the temple of the sun is a masterpiece of into architecture and seems set into the rock like a condo'snest from the semicircular tower the priests could make astronomical observations calculate the solstice or determine the precise position of the sun which played a vital role in religious ceremonies some and moon were at the center of all the incas sacred rites the semicircular wall surrounds addressed block of granite which resembles an altar and was presumably used for sacrifices at the center of matthew picchu lies the palace the political heart of the city the beauty and precision of the stone walls show that the priests and nobility ruled here today we know that the blocks were shaped with bronze and stone tools and then ground against each other until the pieces fitted like a jigsaw puzzle. the trapeze shaped door and window openings are typical of into architecture they were important for the structural stability of the openings which were often surmounted by blocks of stone weighing many tons the sacred placer is also known as the and closure of the sun to the south the house

. >>> new condo development will bring the closure of a san francisco staple for live alternative music. abc 7 news was on polk street st where the hemlock tavern will close. the bar manager says hemlock's small stage hosted many bands before they became established. >> the list is pretty extensive of people that have played here and are now headlining at big festivals. it's important for the community, i believe, because over 15,000 bands have played through here. >> the condo developers tell the chronicle they'll reopen hemlock in the new space. >>> another closure to tell you about, this one is a foreclosure, currently the nation's most expensive foreclosure, this grand, french-inspired estate sits on 40 acres and belongs to creditors listing it for $5.5 million. the mansion sits on one of the most expensive roads in the area, a gorgeous looking house, it has a 180 degree view of napa valley. our website, abc7news.com, has a variety of resources on the bay area housing market, including information on the most expensive home for sale in the bay area right now. it is going for $97 mil

about a third of the condos sold in florida for the trump towers, they were russians. it happens all over the world in panama trump properties. it's been going on for years. they made his career. they own him. he was $4 billion in debt after his atlantic city fiasco. he filed for six bankruptcies. no one that's $4 billion in debt has a political career and they made him rich again. >> what would you expect they study and try to amplify? >> i think his relationship to the russian mafia is extraordinary. and it is clear. lisa page, who was one of the 12 people who was in budapest. he was investigating the russian mafia there. when she was thrown off the mueller probe, i saw that in a very different way that, i mean, it raised a lot of questions. were they going to pursue trump's ties to the russian mafia or not. >> and when the special prosecutor is looking at paul manafort and presumably if he gets a guilty in one of these trials basically offering paul manafort some opportunity to testify to get a lower prison sentence, is there something you believe paul manafort woul

i sell a lot of condo units. somebody from russia buys a condo. who knows. i don't make money from russia. >> he says it would be a red line if they start looking into his personal finances oar his company's finances. >> it's not. he doesn't decide what a red line is. first of all, i think he's not terribly familiar with the charge that special counsel mueller had, which was not only to investigate whether there was coordination between russia and the campaign in relation to the 2016 election. it was also the follow up on any other criminal activity that might have been discovered in the course of that investigation. as these things unfold, and again this is the nature of an investigation where one witness leads to another, more information comes to light, and when and if prosecutors find reason to believe that other criminal activity has taken place, they not only have the right to follow up on that, they have a duty to pursue it. and certainly given robert mueller's charge here, he has a duty to pursue it. i really do think -- this goes to a broader point.

i sell a lot of condo units somebody from russia buys a condo, who knows. >> well, good morning.d welcome to a.m. joy. so how have you been doing? i for one have been on vacation and clearly a lot has happened since i last sat in this chair three weeks ago. we have omarosa spilling all the tee on donald trump in her new book. more on that when she joins the show in our next half hour. and, of course, trump's former fixer. manmade messy things like chatty mistresses go away. pleaded guilty to finance laws and included the president in his crimes. the biggest blow when we learned a third person familiar with his secrets is cooperating with the feds. allen weisselberg. long time cfo of trump organization was granted immunity for cooperation in the cohn case. could be one of many sgrant threats facing not just trump's presidency, but his business. trump once said would be a red line that mueller shouldn't cross. joining me now is senior vice president for social justice at the news school. paul butler. editor of above the law and dean series xm host of the

condo for her. actually, that's not true, because i was going to spend a lot of time in arizona, but once again, thank you very much. as i said, i will not forget you. we are going to move forward. this is a great country. we go into cycles. i have been here long enough to know all of these different cycles. we are going to survive, and we are still the greatest country in the world. [applause] god bless america. thank you. [applause] [cheers] >> all right. thank you. i love you. i love all of you. i thank you for being here. thanki want to say, first things first, i want to say god bless this great united states, and god bless arizona, and god bless all of you, so thank you. course, we have all been through a pretty incredible journey here together for the last year. for mike and i, this -- and really our entire family. this is not our entire family, but our entire family that is here tonight. this has been one of the most rewarding challenges that we have ever taken on. it has been said sometimes

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. >>> playland closed in 1972 to make way for condos. >> one of my favorite things here would have to be laughing sal. sal was a mascot of playland. a lot of people remember her manic laugh. it wasn't supposed to cause nightmares, i'm sure it did. >> since news got out of the impending closure, fans came to reminisce. >> it was a real special day and treat to go over to playland at the beach. just like the orlando park, playland, not at the beach, will be closing to make way for condos. >> they're going to get scattered again, it is great they are being preserved. >> so much cool stuff there. playland not at the beach closes on monday september 3rd. the auction will be held on the 15th. if you want to see more of the attractions, check out our expanded coverage. >> classic game that's are so great. >> dozens of people trying to fly to high are having to rethink their plans. at sfo, they have become packed with service members and workers, they're burning through supplies and they need your help. >> send support in the way of prepackaged food, paper goods, paper cups, paper plates, and

a flurry of witnesses, including an fbi agent who is part of the pre-dawn raid of paul manafort's condo last july. he talked about the hundreds of documents they seized and the loan applications with paul manafort's name on it. there were a number of witnesses called to represent paul manafort's lavish lifestyle. one employee from a high-end men's clothing store in manhattan. he talked about paul manafort being one of the top five clients. they expect to call more vendors to the stand today. this is a fast-moving trial. prosecutors told the judge they expect to wrap the trial next week. dave. >> jessica, thank you. cnn -- >>> jessica, thank you. cnn has learned that tsa is planning to eliminating screening at 150 airports. they also say the proposal would come with a small undesirable security risk. a tsa spokesman saying the documents confirm a debate within the agency. two of the september 11th attackers first flew from portland, maine. a small airport there would be less secure. cnn's rene marsh has the latest from washington. >> reporter: dave, this would be a major change for trave

condos are supposed toobo here. the m is nobody knows when the project will break ground. that's causing some concern. when is a gas station more than a gas station. when it sits on prime real estate. iconic may be too strong of aut word it has had plenty of recognition and views. the fact it's gone has some drivers concerned. >> in this location, i think it's a big deal. >> reporter: new condos slated to go in. as you enter or levave the district, no place to fuel up. >> you nd some place to stop for gas. >>eporter: it's such an issue that d.c. council member who represents gegetown says the property needs to be close watched. >> people will listen to me when it's too late. we're running out of gas stations in this city. we'll be manhattan soon where you won't be able to buy gas in the city. you'llav to leave this town in order to buy gas. >> reporter: literally at the base of the exorcist step, this plot of lands draws tourists. >> i wanted to geter down and take a picture. >> reporter: this was the focal point for a potomac river gandala. it's not clear when it will be

workers from mexico allegedly locked in shipping containers after spending the day to build luxury condos. damian trujillo has a look at the allegations. >> reporter: they're called the silvery towers. there's two towers in between that large crane behind me. but unions are calling them the slav we and the details of the alleged crimes are horrific. the cranes were motionless today. the developer shut down the project when he heard this was going to happen. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, slave labor's got to go. >> reporter: union members angry at the news that at least 22 of their co-workers were actually victims of human trafficking. the u.s. department of labor says after work theman were locked in a shipping container or warehouse like this one. two weeks ago, agentsunlicensed who hired them. the workers were never paid for helping build the silvery towers luxury condos. >> it's a dark day when workers are treated like dogs. >> reporter: the developer of full power properties paid the lost wages, even though they were not obligated to do so. those who've spoken to the workers say the sub contra

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it was a terrible thing. 31 condos and 100 homes.home and everything she had. >> it's why miller is doing something virtually unheard of at this year's tournament. >> all the money from the ticket sales goes right to the fire victims. so no one's taking a dime of your money if you come out and pay that money, there's going to be a lot of money raised that goes to needy causes, firewise. a great deal for a great cost. safeway open, happens october 3rd through the 7th. in napa, colin resch, nbc bay area. >> nice to see people trying to get back on their feet again. >> thank you so much for watching nbc bay area news at 6:00. >> we will be back here at 11:00, hope you will be too. bye-bye. "extra" ♪ >> now on "extra," mel b sets the record straight about going to rehab. >> i'm not a sex addict. >> the "agt" star's first words about her personal crisis. the truth about why she needs help. >>> matt lauer returning to tv. what lauer just revealed about plans for a personal comeback. >>> the affair star maura tierney on the ground after bei

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some kind of incentive to help them go through those vertical subpositions and create commercial condos. >> okay. all right. great. so you will make the latest changes and updates and pass that onto the mayor's office. next item. >> item five, update and report. updates on the small business commission. updates on policies, announcements from the mayors and small business activities. >> thanks to all of you who came out tonight. thanks very much. >> discussion item. >> commissioners, i just have a very brief oral report. so if we do not -- there's -- i just -- commissioner adams has question questioned this, whether we might want to have a meeting at the end of august. we do not have any legislation scheduled, and our next legacy business presentation is the first meeting of september, so i might be reaching out to you on that. so at one of the september meetings, we will be presenting -- i'll have rhea present to you a program that we are putting together from the a.b.e. from that additional $4 that we're collecting to help support small businesses that are being required to comply wit

the weakness was worth in condos which is where most international buyers rsh condo sales down 20% annuallyles down 13% luxury co-op prices were up 12% while luxury condo prices were down 8%. a stronger dollar is also making pricey properties even priceyer. >> there's less up side potential. >> the manhattan condo market is also coming through several years of over supply of new constructi construction. >> eric cantor, from my home state of virginia, will join us to talk trump, trade, tariffs and much more. leslie picker live at a factory in michigan where the tariffs may not be having the desired effect leslie >> hi, guys. we're here at transmatic a 50-year-old metal stamping company that's found itself in the crosshairs of the trade war. we'll tell you me horonow that company is fairing coming up after the break. you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is your insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for driver

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$5 million cash, or $6 million cash and that is the equivalent to $15 million today and bought six condos that. according to the state attorney general of new york was lau laundering money for the russian mafia. we have seen the sales in trump properties in sunny isleses, and other properties sold time and time again. he was $4 billion in debt after the fiasco in atlantic city, and it is the russian mafia who came in and sort of helped him to get back on his feet. he never would have been president without their help. he would have been greatly in debt. >> that is the conclusion that you have drawn, and do you think that this is exactly where robert mueller's investigation is headed and anything to suggest that what has been made public that they are on the same trail of where you were? >> well this is a blueprint, and a lot of it came from the fbi files and the fbi had started a task force in hungary to keep an eye on the russian mafia, and they succeeded in chasing the boss back to moscow and then 9/11 intervene and the focus of the fbi changed to the focus of the islamic terrorism. but

amusement park that once sat alongside ocean beach in san francisco.it closed in 1972 to make room for condos more than 40 years ago ... and now the museum housing most of the fun and games that once sat on the beach is also closing -- to make room for -- you guessed it -- ámore housing.kron4's michelle kingston visited the unique museum today. (mk)these are signs you just don't see today ...25 cent burgers ... and penny arcades. michael malione, visitor"i love the assortment. it's a colletion of real vintage things that were at the park before they closed."lining the walls of this el cerrito museum are pictures and memorbilia ... games and tickets from playland -- the san francisco based amusement park that closed back in 1972. and now this museum ... which is still operating most of the games ... is also closing its doors just like the park more than 40 years ago.frank biafore, playland not at the beach museum"they were open until labor day 72 we are closing on labor day this year. they got turned down for condos. we are getting torn down for 50 apartment units. its a little bit, there was

the san francisco amusement park that closed in 1972 to make way for condos. >> one of my favorite things here would have to be laughing sal. sal was a mascot at play land. a lot of people remember kind of romantic laugh. it wasn't supposed to cause nightmares. i'm sure it did. >> since news got out of the museum's pending closure, fans have come to reminisce. >> it was a real special day and a real special treat to go over to play land at the beach. >> just like the original amusement park, play not not at the beach willlo on labor day to make way for condos. it was too expensive to move so all of the items will go up for auction in september. >> they're going to get scattered again. it's sad that they'll be going out in the public eye, but great that they'll be preserved. kristen sze abc 7 news. >> the public auction will be held september 15th. to see play land not at the beach, check it out on abc 7.com. >>> next, a coaster challenge for thrill from last night's $118 mega millions drawing. 1, 6, 13, 18, 49, the mega number 8. nobody picked all six so the jackpot goes up to $134 millio

it's been shuttered to make room for condos, apparently.sing that station has commuters and lawmakers worried about finding gas in the district inhe future. >> you're running out of gas, you need someplace to stop for gas, otherwise you're outf luck. >> we're running out of gas in the city. we'll be manhattan soo where you have to leave the town in order to buy fwas. i almost never buy gas in d.c. it's not clear when the gas station will be torn down and the condos will start goingup. >>> also this morning, we're celebrating a milestone for wlben's chili . that iconic restaurant is marking t 60 years he community. molette green is kicking off the bration for us live at ben's on u street.go morning. you're ready to get this party started. >> reporter: i know. we're ready for a block party. the workers are setting up thea for the big ceremony. the block party that will come from ultoday, a f day of events. inside ben's here at thest hiic u street locationtlocaon, workers are cleaning the store, getting it ready for a kinds of celebrities, inc

it closed in 19-72 to make room for condos more than 40 years ago.he museum- housing most of the fun and games that once sat on the beach... is also closing to make room for- ámore housing.kron4's michelle kingston has the story. (mk)these are signs you just don't see today ...25 cent burgers ... and penny arcades. michael malione, visitor"i love the assortment. it's a colletion of real vintage things that were at the park before they closed."lining the walls of this el cerrito museum are pictures and memorbilia ... games and tickets from playland -- the san francisco based amusement park that closed back in 1972. and now this museum ... which is still operating most of the games ... is also closing its doors just like the park more than 40 years ago.frank biafore, playland not at the beach museum"they were open until labor day 72 we are closing on labor day this year. they got turned down for condos. we are getting torn down for 50 apartment units. its a little bit, there was a big push to save the original playland. we worked for over a year to sav

the fbi agent would not say where the key to manafort's condo came from. that account from the fbi does dispute earlier accounts there was no a no-knock raid because they say that they did knock but it had no impact. however under cross examination, the fbi agent said he's not surprised. nobody came to the door at 6:00 a.m. but what the special counsel is doing, demonstrating that they don't want to use a paper trail, computer files, paper files of transactions that were seized that show that manafort was spending a lot of money they allege from the hidden accounts from international wire transfers. they want jurors to see the actual physical high-dollar clothing that manafort was allegedly using this money for. the judge said that it might be prejudicial to present photos in addition to the transfers and he stress add again today like yesterday, it's not illegal to be really rich and throw money around, shep. >> shepard: why doesn't the judge want the mueller team to use the word "oligarch" in the trial? >> the judge thinks that oligarch has a pajorative

yes, the luxury condo high-rise where she took her last breath, where the reverend jesse jackson visited her just before she died, there are places laying down flowers there. at the swanson funeral home there was a motorcade that took her body from her apartment all the way to that funeral home. you better believe it. there were teary-eyed people with cameras and did not a dry eye insight as they greeted her motorcade coming in. >> a sad day across the country in the world. we appreciate your time and your personal story and you sharing that with us. thank you. >> reporter: thank you. second tributes and well wishes are pouring in for aretha franklin. her close friend, the reverend al sharpton, is talking about her and so too is the reverend jesse jackson who was at her bedside during her final days. >> i was able to touch the one -- the warmth of her hand and her four head. we have known each other for nearly 60 years, since i was a teenager. >> for her to be as grounded as she was and as big as she was was totally unusual. i will always remember quiet moments. i have been to the white