this is looking at the house on the corner, 95 nordoff, and some of our neighbors surrounding us. nordoff street is to the left, and stillings to the right. nordoff is a lesser slope. this is looking at nordoff, our house, and the property is between the pink home on the left and our existing home on the right. this is stillings street. our house is to the left, and there is a large redwood tree and open space behind our house, our property, and then the neighbor's. this is the existing site plan currently. the single-family home will be maintained. there is a redwood tree right behind it we're also maintaining. we've had some various meetings with the neighborhood neighbors, and as you mentioned, the previous historic presentation that you had, some of the neighbors felt this was an historic property. we had an historic resource evaluation done. they didn't find that, but we're saving it. we're restoring it, and we're preserving it. this is the proposed subdivision. so the house is at the corner -- we would have to modify it a little bit. it is a little too wide. there is a wrap-a

. >> i went to this coffee shop around the corner from my house and gave my agent the telephone numbernally my agent called me and said you got it. i screamed at the top of my lungs. >> just so much ahead of that young man. >> there sure was. a 1994 audition led to a long run on "e.r." as dr. john carter that ended in 2009. >> i have rewatched some episodes on hulu. it does pull you in a little bit. it's and beautiful and hard working. it's nice to see. >> blow, okay? blow. >> is it snowing? >> yeah, it's snowing. >> you know who just started bi binge watching "e.r."? >> no. >> george clooney. >> well, he did sort of joke. >> i can't imagine. >> george hasn't invited you over to do like a weekend binge of "e.r." >> he's got twins. he doesn't have time to binge watch "e.r.." he's lying. >> now noah has a new series. he and aliyah royale star as father and daughter on "the red line." >> you think it don't wake up every morning wish it it had been me? >> never. >> knwas the chemistry instant? >> we had about five seconds to establish that relationship so we did it. >> it didn't take long.

vending this deadlock is to find another option which is of course to find support from other corners of the house the labor policy but they are diametrically opposed in some areas how both parties are going to be able to possibly move forward and find a compromise is very difficult what we are hearing those that jeremy corbyn has insisted that treason may respects the results of indicative votes we've already had two rounds of indicative votes m.p.'s getting together from both sides of the house from multiple parties to come up with an alternative to teresa mayes plan none of them have gained a majority so far but there have been front runners like holding public votes on a final deal or remaining closely aligned to the customs union how far will to reason may go tag some of these ideas onto the back of a political declaration in order to get head of deal across the line to get support from different political parties who knows but what we're seeing already is an awful lot of discontent among cities within her party i would not be surprised if some of them try and stand up during pm queues to lay

. >> so you're just around the corner from your house, is that right? >> i think. i'm not sure. i've never been out. i don't go out much, so i don't know anything about the streets or anything. >> reporter: that call would ultimately free the rest of her siblings and land her parents in jail. >> you've got parents who are torturing their children, causing them pain, causing them suffering over a prolonged period of time, through malnourishment, through physical abuse, through psychological abuse. it's horrific. >> reporter: that 911 call shattering the image of what seemed like a big happy family. david turpin once had a steady job with northrup grummond. the profile featuring family trips like this one to disneyland. the children so often dressed in identical clothing, sometimes numbered. the family of 15 lived in a quiet suburb. >> this community here in paris, california is known as the crown jewel of this little town. it's the kind of place where kids play out on the street where people keep their lawns tidy and manicured. did you ever see the kids yourself outside? >> not o

it's a high risk area, but look what it has done to that yard and most or maybe perhaps the corner of that househere in lanham. doug and amelia are going to have an update on the forecast coming u at theop of the hour. >>> for you parents with young children, there's another recall that h to do with those rocking sleepers for infants. consumer reporter susan hogan is joining us to tell you what you need to know about this one. >> wendy, first, it is important for parents to know that this is not the same rall i talked about just a few weeks ago. that one had to do with fisher price rock and play sleepers. this recall has to do with sleepers from the kids two company. the sleepers are sold under multiple brand names, including bright start, rock and dream, ingenuity and a few more. nearly 700,000 were sold. the consumer product safety commission says at le st f infant deaths have occurred because babies were able to roll from their backs to their bellies. you should stop using this product immediately and contact kids two for a refund or a voucher. we have a complete list of all of the brands for

the communityÃmet commuter campus is going to build student housing on the corner of elliott avenue andarmory drive near highway 101. don ford, on how the relatively small school can afford to pull this off. >> reporter: this college is a commuter college, students can come by bicycle, bus, walk. but in menstruation says, they the big plan in place to change that. they are planning to build a $43 million five-story, student housing complex, here on part of this parking lot. this is not a big university, and not a state college. santa rosa is a junior college, but with big university ideas. >> there's no secret, that affordable housing is a challenge. throughout the bay area. and in the north bay as well. in the aftermath of the fires, that occurred in 2017, 900 of her students lost their homes. 900 out of 20,000. >> reporter: many of the students dropped out, and student housing is a priority. santa rosa jc doesn't have $43 million lying around. so they work a kind of swap deal with national student housing developers. they trade you a parking lot for a building. >> we would lease the l

so as visitors walked through the house today, it feels and it appears like any of the trumans were going to walk around the corner at any moment. and everything in this house has a story. every chair. every knickknack. both mr. truman and mrs. truman were fond of books. they were fond of reading. president truman said in a every leader must be a reader. and from a very young age, he was an avid reader. and was up until his passing. so almost every room in this house has a collection of books. and so here in the living are room for example, there's a bookcase here that has even a signed copy of lyndon johnson's memoirs called the vantage point. the johnsons and the truman's were quite close. right here in this room lyndon johnson visited. not only six times but signed a piece of legislation designated united nations day. it's fun the think of some of the people who sat on that couch. the wonderful relationship between president truman and former president herbert hoover. two men who had completely different political ideologies. but formed a very warm relationship in the post presidency. i like to think about mr.

the spring selling season is right around the corner for housing.n seen as a key indicator for consumer confidence and overall environment. theing us ensure palmer -- ceo of one of the largest homebuilders in the u.s. a good read on what is happening nationally. great to see you. give us a sense of what the distinction of this spring selling season will be given that everyone has had time to andst to the tax changes whether people will tax refunds increased or decreased. >> i think the consumer is feeling pretty good right now. in the fourth quarter, probably not around taxes but more around interest rates. we saw a bit of a pause. and we week has passed enter into the spring selling season, we've seen the consumer contact into the market feeling good about jobs. we are seeing demographic tailwinds working in our favor. we are optimistic about the spring. caroline: today, we got the jobs numbers. it is interesting wage growth is not rising as much is expected but interest rates are on hold. from your perspective, you are feeling people have more opp

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, but we are mindful also that there remains a road left to walk. 100 years ago in the house just around the corner from this chamber, 27 men gathered with the purpose of creating a new nation state out of the fragile remnants of a broken europe. if such a term could exist, i would suggest that our dail forbearers were idealists. they knew the challenges, in particular, standing up against the might of a strong empire. sought tod women place their fight for independence into an international context. there were only 27 in attendance, as the rest of those elected on the platform, the previous december were imprisoned. this included the first woman elected to parliament, refusing to take her seat in london and opting instead for membership of the first dail. two years previously, in 1917, an irish manifesto was presented in washington, d.c., to seek the support of our american friends for our independence. withnd's fight for liberty america's fight for freedom almost 1.5 centuries earlier. the current past and current links means much to us. ireland and the u.s. continue to work closely in trade, inv

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and like my neighbor, right across the street from me, they have a beautiful house on the corner in the two little dilapidated racks,. >> i think we ended up on the different side of the panel. >> i know in new orleans we have a fear of anything new or changing but sometimes it can be done well. and there is such a thing, i'm sure i said this before that when the french quarter burned there were many times it burned down but originally it was all french architecture and it was rebuilt in the spanish architecture. and we make it unique and i'm trancas avenue when they were gonna build the guggenheim and sure they were all like no. now it's an iconic structure. there can be something built new as long as it blends and works in blends and supports, i do believe we live in the now. there's nothing like a gorgeous architecture, he needs to be preserved in a balance. and i do think our little shotgun singles are at risk, because they're all being camelback and turned into two-story houses in developing things like that. >> play that one. you know the one. >> or yes that one. >> i hope they're

house. in one corner we have the president's son-in-law jared kushner.n addition to handling the opioid crisis and of course peace in the middle east kushner has also been tasked with crafting immigration policy. he is seek a collaborative compromise focused approach. and in the other corner we have senior policy adviser steven miller. he is an immigration hard-liner who advocates among other policies making it easier to deport undocumented immigrants and making it more difficult to seek asylum in the united states. as one immigration activist told "the washington post" quote, if the white house were a "star wars" set miller would play the role of darth vader. joining me now -- thank you both for being here. take us behind-the-scenes at the white house. i mean this is on the one hand a son-in-law in jared kushner who is clearly not going anywhere. but on the other hand, a young policy adviser who has survived so much staff turmoil and who the president clearly listens to. >> you have the president in the middle look notice. steve miller put out look to t

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. >> reporter: with his white house run around the corner.tions make it clear something has to be different. >> i think it has to change how i campaign. it's not a bad thing. it's a new thing. it's important. >> lucy flore,tweeted a statement saying it's clear he hasn't reflected enough. we'll see if he offers another response as we gets closer to the 2020 run. he says he will announce his decision soon. cnn, washington. >>> we want to go to youngstown, ohio where tim ryan, the latest in the democratic race is speaking now. >> our lady at mt. caramel, the teachers of kennedy high school. it was a community effort to raise a kid and i believe that that's what we need to get back to in the united states of america. where it's okay for us to say, i care about you, i love you, i'm going to want to help you and i'm going to do everything in my power to help you do what you have to do. i think that's important today for us to acknowledge that. we stand here today on april 6, 2019, a divided country, as you know. and we have been divided for a long

migrant surge and is comprehensive at some level, you have deep skepticism within the white house and some corners who say mr. kushner is out on a limb here, he's not going to be able to cut a deal and on capitol hill because the president is incapable of having the type of rhetoric that makes a deal impossible in this type of environment. you have steven miller in that vacuum stepping forward and saying let's use executive authority and just keep moving forward. >> my goodness, this is a complicated issue and we must find some sort of solution. thank you all. we've got a lot more to cover. coming up, wikileaks founder julian assange, it's a whole new day for him waking up in a london jail as the fight over his extradition begins. plus the key to saving social security might not be on capitol hill. but in college crass rooms across the country. you have got to stick around for this. former senator heidi heitkamp and former economic national council director gary cohn are leading the charge. they'll join me in just a few. alright, i brought in ensure max protein... to give you the protein you need

brilliant corners is our contracting partner or scattered site placements and rental housing subsidy administration. two were from laguna honda, one was from another s.n.z., and one was from the community and diverted from institutionalization. during 2018, the overall client satisfaction with the program increased from 79% to 92%. survey results for services meeting clients' needs also increased from 81% to 97% and clients overall reported that the program meets or exceeds their needs or expectations with 92% having recommended the program to others. and then, moving onto the annual plan for july 2019 through june 2020, the integrated housing model will continue into fiscal year 19-20 to facilitate the care, coordination and transition of individuals from laguna honda or other s.n.f.s to other scattered site housing in the community. again, scattered site housing subsidy and rental assistance is in collaboration with brilliant corners. c.l.f. will continue to support the animal bonding services for isolated lgbt and adults with disabilities through shanti paws. c.l.f. helps increase

. >> reporter: with his white house run around the corner. >> it's not a bad thing.g. it's important. >> reporter: and lucy flores, the first woman who alleged biden made her feel uncomfortable, tweeted out a statement in response to biden's comments saying it's clear he hasn't reflected enough. we'll see if biden offers any other responses as he gets closer to that 2020 run. the former vice president told me he'll be announcing his decision very soon. arlette saenz, cnn, washington. >>> israel's election is this week. and the prime minister of that country is trying to hang on to his party seats, as he faces a corruption scandal. more on that, ahead. for long-lasting, continuous freshness, try febreze plug. febreze plug provides 1200 hours of freshness, with a unique dual chamber design that alternates between harmonized scents for a continuous renewal of fragrance. plus, febreze plug is formulated with odorclear technology, which cleans away odors instead of just masking them. for freshness you'll notice week after week, try febreze plug. - [woman] with shark's duo

giving air and lip service to these ideas that seem to be coming from the dark corners of a mind of someone inside the white house? maybe the president, maybe steven miller, but they're actually meant as scare tactics. the answer and why we came down to publishing stories like these is because this administration has been known to act on things that are not legally or logistically possible and then they're immediately challenged by the courts, but they happened. it was the same conversation i had with my editors in february of 2017 and we heard that they were thinking about separating families at the border. it's something they went ahead with. same thing with the idea of stopping all asylum seekers if they entered the country between legal ports of entry. they went ahead with that. it was enjoined by the court, but they did it. we have to put out this information that's being talked about. as courtney and i reported, there was an emergency meeting at the white house on tuesday night where they brought in officials from the defense department and talked about a plan to use troops not just to build tent cities, bu

housing, major home builders have managed to corner the market on the best real estate while hurting little guy competitors. plus the zoning laws are so difficult that smaller builders often have to give up and sell terrific properties. don't presume housing is on fire they're in two different directions there's been no real pick-up in auto sales, although i didn't hear good things about the mix at ford. finally, there's the rest of the world. china has stimulus that seems to be working there's no getting around it, europe is weaker than it was so to me, we're pretty much in the middle of the road where no tightening is needed but if things slip we have plenty of room for the fed to cut rates. that's what i'd be focusing on here, not the possibility of another tightening jay powell learned his lesson from what we went through in that miserable fourth quarter. stick with cramer. - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen help

walk around because that's your initial thought process, because you're in the house, you want to see what's round the corner on. but once you get used to it, it's amazing. it's unreal, i thought. it's a weird experience. despite everything else involved in this tv show, all the emotions, the fact that people are seeing the real homes, this is actually a really great, clear, immersive vr experience. this feels so real, i almost feel like i can reach for that tap. the 360 element is absolutely fantastic. but the one issue it has is, i can't actually walk anywhere. so if i go forward, not actually going forward in the virtual world, i'm just likely to walk into something. opting for the samsung gear did mean some physical limitations compared to other vr systems. we did our original tests in inocculus. we found that actually to animate something that people could see and walk round, you actually couldn't get the graphics to a very high quality unless you had a supercomputer attached with a cable. so what we realised is that actually we should be thinking of the end user and the vast number of people who are go

. >> reporter: with his white house run just around the corner, biden says these allegations make ite different. >> i think it will have to change somewhat how i campaign. it is not a bad thing. >> reporter: and lucy flores tweeted out a statement saying that it is clear that he hasn't reflected enough. we'll see if biden offers any other response as he gets closer to that 2020 run. the former vice president told me that he will be announcing his decision very soon. >>> that is the 2020 election. let's look at one here in 2019. israel's election is right around the corner. and the plm rime minister is trg to cling to his seat as he faces corruption sandals. that is coming up next. also -- >>> it doesn't negate his responsibility to firstly let people know that they are being surveilled. >> the shock of finding a hidden camera transmitting a live video signal at a i havevacation rent. imagine that. d a leg for postag. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it

. >> reporter: with his white house run around the corner, biden says these allegations make it clearas to be different. >> i think it's going to have to change some of how i campaign. it's not a bad thing. it's a new thing. it's important. >> lucy flores, the woman who first made the accusation that biden made her feel uncomfortable last week, she said that these comments show that biden has not reflected enough. it's unclear now if biden's going to respond any further. >> she said in her tweet, to make light of something as serious as consent degrades the conversation women everywhere are courageously trying to have. gloria, is it okay for the vice president to be making some jokes about this? >> no. it doesn't help. i mean, this is a conversation that we've been having for a week now. they were trying to put it to bed. he goes out there, and he jokes about it. and it -- it's just inappropriate for him to do that. i think when he came out and he said, you know, i'm not going to apologize for my intentions -- we understand that. joe biden has not been charged with any kind of sexual

. >> reporter: with his white house run just around the corner, these allegations make it clear somethingo be different. >> you think it's going to have to change how i campaign. it's not a bad thing. it's a new thing. it's important. >> reporter: i asked the former vice president when are you going to enter the 2020 race and he made that comment about being careful with his words, but he told me he's hoping to make some type of announcement very soon and also hinting that he wants to be the last candidate entering the race. i'm told that that decision could be coming later this month, possibly after the easter holiday. >> okay. >>> boeing is cutting production of the 737 now by 10 jets per month. they're working to get the plane back in the air here. 737 max jets were grounded last month after that deadly crash of an ethiopian airlines plane and the preliminary report on this crash shows the pilots followed protocol. they did everything boeing instructed them to do, but clearly just were not able to stop that plane from crashing. >>> a flight from knoxville to houston had to land in dall

. >> reporter: with his white house run just around the corner, biden says these allegations make itclear something has to be different. >> i think it's going to have to change somewhat how i campaign. it's not a bad thing. it's a new thing, it's important. >> lucy flores, the woman who first made the accusations last week that biden made her feel uncomfortable, she responded on twitter saying it's clear biden hasn't reflected enough since these incidents. the question is, will biden have to further address this? he told me, wolf, he'll be addressing his decision soon. >> you had a very good q&a with him, thank you, arlette. more on the breaking news, president trump hiring lawyers right now to fight democratic demands to turn over his tax returns, and if necessary, go all the way to the supreme court. rfest is on at red lobster with the most lobster dishes of the year lier lover's dream and new ultimate lobsterfest surf and turf. so come lobsterfest today! and now for a limited time, get ten percent off red lobster to go. [ horn honking ] [ engine revving ] what's that, girl? [ engi

. >> reporter: with his white house run just around the corner, biden says these allegations make itsomewhat how i campaign. it's not a bad thing. it's a new thing. it's important. >> all right. arlette, when is this announcement coming, do we know? >> well, victor, i had the chance to ask the former vice president directly that question, when are you going to enter the 2020 race. he told me he hopes to be standing before us very soon announcing that decision. it appears that right now, this controversy has not set him off course. that he's still moving forward with these 2020 plans. earlier this week, he was spotted in his childhood hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. back in his childhood home. someone posted a photo of him, he was there with a camera crew taping a video. i'm told there's possibly an announcement later this month or maybe after the easter holiday. victor and christi. >> thanks, arlette. >>> coming up, police have arrested a washington state man who they say raped a woman while he posed as her uber driver. we have details. tell your doctor if you have a history of s

. >> summer is just around the corner but the only ones wearing short shorts. fashion houses up with short shorts for men. if you ever wanted to see jeff goldblum's eyes here is your day because you just saw them. what is social media saying? don't do it please. another chiming in saying men in short shorts have my heart. do you want to see todd rocking short shorts? jillian: shorts on men have gotten shorter over the years but this is another level. >> it reminds me of what people used to wear in the nba in the 70s, like a throwback. todd: after seeing jeff goldblum -- famous jurassic park reference. >> i'm not on board with short shorts for men. todd: the reason i don't wear short shorts is i like to eat and today is national pretzel day. q the city. >> up every morning at a bed that is too small and i go to work to a job for which i get paid too little but on pretzel day, i like pretzel day. todd: we all feel that way. jillian: we are celebrating life. ♪ simply irresistible ♪ ♪ simply irresistible ♪ it's gentle on her skin, and dermatologist recommended. tide free and gent

around because that is your initial thought process, because you are in the house and you want to see what is around the corneroggles on. but once you get used to it it is amazing. with the goggles on. but once you get used to it it is amazingm with the goggles on. but once you get used to it it is amazing. it was surreal, i thought. get used to it it is amazing. it was surreal, ithought. it get used to it it is amazing. it was surreal, i thought. it was weird. a weird experience. despite everything else involved in this tv show, all the emotions, the fact that people are seeing their real homes, this is actually a really great clear immersive vr experience. this feels so real. i almost feel like i can reach that tap. the 360 element is absolutely fantastic. the one issue it has ears, i can't actually walk anywhere, so if i go forward i'm not actually going forward in the virtual world, i am just likely to walk into something. 0pting for the samsung gear did mean some physical limitations compared to other vr systems. we did our original tests on an 0culus, and we used a vive as well, and we found that to actu

so it's a much more comfortable weather to look forward to just around the corner that's a look at your forecast robin house traffic doing it is at a crawl just looking at the folks stuck here on the 7 tail bridge church is trying to get to work right without any major issues and no we don't have any. >>but this is what you're going to be dealing with if you're about to head over and join these folks just crawling westbound on 92 from hayward all the way over to the peninsula. no major hot spots but the morning commute, you know it's going to continue several more hours so worse still dealing with a lot of heavy traffic including the bay bridge toll plaza unless syria car pooling always say the car pullers get right on through they don't have to worry about delays for paying cash and fast tracking yet you don't have to sit in the sun goes back through the oakland may's all right we're looking at traffic tracker and some more freeways. if you have to take one on one it's about 15 minutes from brisbane 2 80 in san francisco. that's not bad. no major issues for if you have to leave daly city and work your way

produced only partisan one corner deal, barely a one corner deal, typically they have four corner deals with the house, senate, republicans and democrats come together and say we'll agree on what those spending levels need to be so we can then write our appropriations bills, set the prior thousands of country and avoid a government shutdown that didn't happen in the budget committee. it was a very partisan bill moved out. but more importantly it was not a budget. and i would hope that with the little bit of time that's remaining to meet that legal deadline, that the majority would try to produce a budget and follow through on those over and over again quotes, show me your budget, show me your values. i yield. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for his comment. of course there was no budget last year until very, very late in the queer. what was done is what we will certainly make sure we do very early on is to try to establish the numbers which of course a caps teal would do. and our objective will be to show our values and the appropriations bills as they come to the floor, hopefully in a timely fashion

houses? is a down to the design, the materials they are using, the cutting corners, what is it?now that they are cutting corners with things like brick—and—mortar, which has been discussed previously, there's also that we don't think there's much control over. so you can return the car, you've got manuals when you get a car, and you don't get that when you're buying a new home. so there's a real lack of consumer protection, but it's all of the above. they are building fast, but they are not building to the right quality. so we think that there needs to be a whole overhaul of the buying new build homes, whether it comes to better complaints, handling with the new homes ombudsman, allowing people to keep a percentage of the purchase price, so the whole area needs to be looked at. paula, just briefly, i need to ask you about snagging retention, something you're asking for, can you expand what that is? yeah, so what it is, it happens very much in the commercial sector, or if you are for instance, getting an extension on your home. so you keep that percentage of the purchase price, w

corner because it would strengthen the current branch. there's been a subpoena for testimony for former white house council mcgahn. >>> president trump will make his state visit to britain in june. buckingham palace and the white house say he accepted an invitation from the queen. the president will meet with british prime minister theresa may and attend a ceremony commemorating the 75th anniversary of d day. president trump was met with protesters during a visit to last summer. that trip was billed as a working visit. >>> let's see how the indexes are doing with 45 minutes to go before wall street closes. the dow is up 125 points. >>> sports now, the sharks hit the ice against the golden knights and the puck drops at 7:00. if the sharks win tonight, they'll take on the colorado avalanche in the second round of the playoffs. >>> it was snake verses rat on a video posted online. >> the winner may surprise. watch as a rattlesnake approaches a kangaroo rat. but the rat proves it has fighting skills. yeah, that slow motion video showing a midair kick from the rodent. it was a good kick. that was filmed outside of yuma arizona. the video was r

house. and elizabeth warren dmanlemand you can say i am impotent or attack the quizlings. it seems like a smart thing for a candidate that needs a boutique issue to capture attention, to corner that issue, say i am demanding to see spying on house democrats. >> i would say to that that i don't think impeachment is a boutique issue. i think that there are real grounds to consider impeachment here and that this is the most unpopular president in many years. and the majority of the american public has never supported him and has legitimate concerns about his place in the white house. he's not fit for office. now, whether or not we should impeach him is a separate question, but this is not a boutique issue. >> when i listen to pelosi, here's one thought that crosses my mind. she had a quote when asked about impeachment, said he's just not worth it. after that, she said that, other democratic leaders came out and echoed it. you see support in the polls among democrats for impeachment started to drop. it felt like that message seemed to resonate with a section of the democratic base, and i'm looking at the mueller report and saying so the most sort of dramatic claims or possibilit

this rule comes from a field around the corner with the clay from a pit fifty kilometers away. the outer walls of the house a formed of straw bales coated on the inside with four centimeters of clay based plaster. is aggressive cements aggressive very bad for the skin while clay is a pleasant building material not just for house and its inhabitants but also for the people who work with it an. architect florian harper has built a number of houses using straw. but this is the first time he's designed a house. on the load bearing substance. the idea is simple but construction requires a lot of care and attention to detail. looking through just as we fill the gaps between the bells in order to create a more or less seamless mass god's will. have to. play plaster is not suitable for exterior it can't withstand rain and snow so hope his new house is coated with a tougher line plaster the building is that the two homes side by side hopper and his family all live in one of them. the outer walls are one meter twenty thick. you have to harness the amount of straw would have been enough in terms of insulation require

d had only been home for one we when his family says he walked out of his house from here, down to the cornerere three men approached him and without saying a wd, shot and killed him. >> ( translated ): it was something i can't describe, a horrible pain in my chest. i never imagined that we were going topend such a short time with him and we would not see him again. >> reporter: all they han left of nele photos and a few of his personal items. they keep his shoes, neatly arranged in a closet. he also left a seven-year-old son, who plays with his cousins on the same street where his father was brutally rdered. >> ( translated ): passing e rough there generates so much pain, and at the sme, fear because when you pass, you think, so anyone can die how he died. >> reporter: do you think he knew someone was after him? >> ( translated ): i think he knew. he didn't tell us directly, but he always said, "i can't do anything here, all there is danger." >> reporter: like so many relatives of those killed by gangs in honduras, patricia knows who killed nelson. but not only can she not say who did it, it