my name is david thomas, owners rep for 57 taylor. just to give some quick background of this case and i have the property manager here and our project manager for the electric upgrade. this case was originally opened in may 2016 prior to our ownership of the building. and at that time no, n.o.v. was issued. there was just a side observation of inadequate electric.on june 28, 2017, the n.o.v. was issued and that was the exact day we purchased the building. so, we kind of got an n.o.v. on our day the very first day of ownership on a case that had been open for over a year at that point. during that year, previous ownership, a deal was made with d.b.i. that no permits would be pulled on the building until the electrical upgrade was complete. currently in the building we have nine units that are off-line plus the commercial space as we've kept with that same standard, not pulled any permits on the building and not done any work pending the completion of this electric upgrade. so, we do have off-line housing and we're incutinger about a $

david? >> pierre thomas on the paul manafort trial. pierre, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the explosion in denver tonight. the building destroyed. the pictures coming in now. several injuries reported. first responders at the scene and we'll have more in just a moment. >>> also, the major development tonight after that teenager was pushed from a bridge, badly injured, that nearly 60-foot fall. what authorities have now revealed tonight. ♪ and if i make you happy >>> and we do have news coming in this evening about aretha franklin, and what we learned today about a visit to her home in detroit. a lot more news ahead. ahead. h? we have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, so with our doctors we chose prolia® to help make our bones stronger. only prolia® helps strengthen bones by stopping cells that damage them with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reacti

david? >> pierre thomas with the picture from inside that courtroom today. pierre, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to breaking news from cape cod at this hour. a shark attack late today, a swimmer bitten on the leg, rushed to the hospital. swimmers rushed out of the water, right there in massachusetts. in fact, several shark sightings have been reported in that area in recent days. abc's linsey davis tonight with the images coming in now. >> reporter: tonight, paramedics airlifting this man to a hospital for medical treatment after a suspected shark attack off the coast of cape cod, massachusetts. >> call it longnook beach for a subject possibly bitten by a shark in the thigh. >> reporter: the call came into police around 4:30 this afternoon. the 61-year-old man was conscious and talking, but reportedly suffered puncture wounds to his torso and leg. this beach is now closed until further notice. while this would be the first shark attack in massachusetts in six years, several shark sightings have been reported in the area in recent days. at least two

david. >> pierre thomas at that courthouse tonight.yor development in the disappearance of that pregnant mother and her two young daughters. after going in front of the cameras pleading for their return, the father and husband reportedly now confessing to police. and what we learned late today about the discovery now. abc's clayton sandell from colorado. >> reporter: tonight, christopher watts, who friends say wore the guise of devoted family man -- >> why did you kill your wife and two children? >> reporter: now wears a jail jumpsuit, accused of murdering his wife and two daughters. >> this is absolutely the worst possible outcome that any of us could have imagined. >> reporter: watts being held in the deaths of 3-year-old celeste, 4-year-old bella and his wife, 34-year-old shanann. >> i'm watching my kids have fun, like, look. they're sitting there playing with daddy. >> reporter: the three reported missing monday. on tv, chris begged them to come home. >> if you're out there, just come back. >> reporter: admitting he had words with

david? >> pierre thomas on a monday night. pierre, thank you. >>> and we're following late developments in the paul manafort trial tonight. prosecutors with robert mueller's team resting their case against president trump's former campaign chairman. he's accused of bank fraud and failing to pay taxes on millions of dollars hidden in offshore accounts, they say. the defense has not said if manafort will take the stand. he's facing a possible life sentence if convicted. >>> there is still a lot more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the new reports tonight about aretha franklin and her health. of course prayers coming in from all over the country and the world. >>> also, the major headline after a baltimore police officer was caught on camera, you can see him here, repeatedly punching a man in the head. and what the commissioner said about this today. >>> the urgent search tonight after a young woman disappears. what was left behind. >>> and that other stolen plane i mentioned, you saw the reporting. authorities facing

thomas cain, bbc news. britain's davidd title in liverpool. the rio paralympic champion put on a dominant performance to beat china's kai sun 7—2 in the final. there was disappointment for defending bc4 world champion stephen mcguire though as he went out in the last 16. coverage of the championships continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with the team events. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broacaster, david davies and owen bennett, deputy political editor of the news website, the huffpost. let's look at the front pages now. the metro's leads with the england rugby star danny cipriani's alleged assault on a police officer, at a nightclub on the island ofjersey. his picture also features on the front of the telegraph, which leads on a report claiming the eu's brexit negotiations are being bugged, by the british secret service. the sun also leads with danny cirpriani, and wishes madonna a

two in state history have happened in the past eight months, the mendocino complex and the thomas fire. >> david louie at looked into why these catastrophic events keep setting records. david? >> reporter: well, larry and ama, take scorched sites like the one at the hill top behind me, and you can recognize how vulnerable california is to wildfires. across the state there is an alert being sounded to expect more and larger fires, including ones that will set new records for size. now, climate scientists are busy doing ongoing research, but they think they know why this is happening. . the power of wildfires can be numbing, knowing that lives and property are being lost. the battles to contain them, a combination of ground-based fire science, and precision air drops. what worries climate scientists is the intensity and size of california's fires. creating a cycle of increasing magnitude. the mendocino complex fire has become the largest in state history. bumping last december's thomas fire in santa barbara and ventura counties to second place. what's striking is that out of the ten biggest wildfi

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thomas: thank you for having me. davidaffect the value of your investment or how you invest in brazil? thomas: it has been currency related. brazil is one of the best-performing stock markets in the world and has sold off with em's. we think about why we went to brazil and how we are staying the course. when we went in 2005, we saw a growing middle class, on 40 million people entering the middle class. brazil produces a lot of what the world needs. we saw a huge demand for real estate, a lot of quality real there was very low financing available so people would selloff floors. quality was not there. we saw a large global companies leaving space. we look at the jobs in brazil. it is in a specific place, the attached from other markets -- it is detached from other markets. david: when you look at making investments, do you take into account the trade deficit? external funding? there could be a currency crisis down the pike. thomas: we are looking at the macro factors. job growth is one of the most important. given that we ha

david, they are, in a word, skeptical. >> pierre thomas tonight. thank you, pierre. >>> meantime, there is a new headline tonight after those children were rescued from that remote compound in northern new mexico. one child was discovered dead on the property, a 3-year-old. the judge now dismissing charges against three adults arrested at the site earlier this month. prosecutors missing a deadline to establish, quote, probable cause. two other adults are still charged with the death of that 3-year-old boy. prosecutors say some of the 11 children rescued were being trained to be school shooters. >>> an alarming case making national headlines tonight. a deadly shooting and a particular defense. stand your ground in florida. authorities say video showing a man chased down and threatened an uber driver and his passenger. a pickup truck cutting him off. the uber driver firing one shot. the sheriff calling it a classic stand your ground case, saying it's a new day in florida and in the united states. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: the video fl

thomas leads us off. >> reporter: he's been friends with president trump for more than a decade. but david pecker, publisher of "the national enquirer," has now been granted immunity inthe sild to have had affairs with trump. and that trump knew about the deals. cohen pleaded guilty earlier this week, admitting his role in the scheme, which he claims was directed by the president himself. prosecutors say the plan to protect trump began in 2015, just after the billionaire launched his campaign. they say pecker in coordination with cohen and one or more members of the campaign offered to help deal with negative stories about trump's relationship with women, specifically assisting the campaign in identifying such stories so they could be purchased and their publication avoided. a practice known as "catch and kill." a year leader, "the bought the story of karen mcdougal. >> were you in love with him? >> i was, yeah. >> and do you think he was in love with you? >> he was, yeah. >> reporter: the mcdougal story never ran in the tabloid. cohen says he worked with pecker to bury it, operating at th

thomas. just a half hour ago, officials said the gunman is david katz, 24 of baltimore. >> he was competing in the tournament and had lost a match. >> we have the latest on this developing story. >> reporter: horror in jacksonville, florida during a video game event sponsored by ea sports. two contestants are playing the madden nfl video game when shots are fired three hours into the tournament play. organizers shutting down the video feed, one competitor said he was struck by a bullet, tweeting i am literally so lucky. the bullet hit my thumb. first responders rushing to the jacksonville landing, a popular river front area. >> i see people running, i see her and tell her to run. >> reporter: police pleading with survivors to stay in place until they are rescued while they search for the gunman. >> we have one suspect in this case, he is deceased at the scene at this point, he is a white male and we're working to confirm his identity. >> reporter: fbi officials working with the sheriff's office on the scene trying to figure out what led him to unleash a hail of bullets. >>> ea sports sponsored

thomas. very funny, very mke david in a lot of ways.s comedy," which was in boston and new york, that was also exactly like "mr. show. so we were really heading towards that wonderful connection. >> seth: it is such a good show. and i highly recommend for those who haven't seen it to go back and watch it. 'cause like i said, it is as ow goods it ever was. >> thank you so much. >> seth: and i'm so happy "better call saul" is a ck. it's suceat show. thanks for being here. >> thanks, monday night. >> seth: monday night, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] fourth sson, august sixth, amc. we'll be right back with natasha lyonne, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ main menu. oh! ok, robot. press one. i'm sorry, zero is not an option. rep-re-sen-ta-tive! please say the name of your second pet. rok-narr... incorrect. your call is important to us. we'll be with you shortly. oh! ok! good! yes! hello, daniel. can you hold, please? no! please! main menu. calling customer service is the worst. so t-mobile just made it better no bots. no bouncing, r

thomas. very funny, very much like david in a lot of ways.cross comedy," which was in boston and new york, that was also exactly like "mr. show." so we were really heading towards that wonderful connection. >> seth: it is such a good show. and i highly recommend for those who haven't seen it to go back and watch it. 'cause like i said, it is as good now as it ever was. >> thank you so much. >> seth: and i'm so happy "better call saul" is back. it's such a great show. thanks for being here. >> thanks, monday night. >> seth: monday night, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] fourth season, august sixth, amc. we'll be right back with natasha lyonne, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ get everything for back to school with target school list assist. ♪ come on! just find your school, find your grade, order your list, and pick it up at target the same day. back to school, won and done. whoo! ryou can duo anything. ♪ if you love me, love♪ like you say ♪ darling tell me all the ways ♪ ♪ tell me all the ways ♪ all the ways at the store, or to your doo

david: andrew levin, thank you for being with us and thomas digenan will be staying with us. t steps tesla needs to take do go private, potential funding from the saudis. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: the saga is elon musk trying to take tesla private continues, the latest news is he said he said he has the finest lined up because he has been talking to the saudis. the sec is subpoenaing information to find out what the basis for his talking about having financing lined up was. we are joined from seattle by michael --michael maduell. you know sovereign wealth funds. do you know whether the saudis are interested in playing a role in taking tesla private? >> it has been well reported that they came to elon musk about two years ago and recently it was revealed that the saudi's to get 3%, 5% stake in tesla motors. there is interest and part of the conference goal is to help diversify the kingdom's oil revenues. with tesla, it is a company that fits the mold of a green car company. solarcity, electric cars. a lot of interest in these investments. an takes stakes in uber, e-commerce s

david, this has been a moving target for months, so we'll see. >> pierre thomas, thanks to you. >> thankou, david. >>> new developments into the new mexico compound where children were found starving and allegedly being trained to carry out school shootings. the suspects now released on bond. gio benitez has the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael. good morning. a new mexico judge ordered the release of the five suspects arrested on child abuse charges and were alleged to have been training the children to carry out school shootings. now the suspects two men and three women were arrested last week at a compound in new mexico where authorities rescued 11 emaciated children living in filthy conditions with investments food, no clean water. the judge granted the suspects $20,000 bond each and ordered them to wear ankle monitors until trial. one suspect, siraj wahhaj, is likely to remain in jail pending a warrant. authorities found a body of a young boy buried in the desert near the compound. >> the decision to release the suspects, that came against the wishes of the sherif

coming up in the next hour, thomas shapiro of gtis. david: we turn now to wall street beat., xiaomi delivers. the chinese phone maker reports after its highly anticipated ipo. catch musk if you can. the sec investigation into musk it comes to public to keep private but they may have a hard time tracking him down in belfast. there is a third story. over -- took off for spain and belfast. julie: the company survive without him briefly. this is jason kelly. we will get to musk any moment. what wall street is talking about -- in a moment. jason: that is what wall street is talking about. as thexiaomi was seen spoiler in china for apple and here it is actually doing well in this report, post-ipo. jason: to call it a highly anticipated ipo is an understatement. this was the most-watched ipo in part because of its size and in part because of its importance to the chinese market because of it being a l weather for the broader market. bellwether for the broader market. big names behind it. it is now owing to these quarterly results, treating just above -- treating just above that ipo

david swanson from charlottesville. the next voice you hear will be instantly recognizable around central virginia joe thomas is the longtime radio morning host on civil one o seven five and w c h v twelve sixty and joe holds the dubious distinction of having been pepper sprayed by both sides as he covered what happened that unfortunate weekend joe welcome back a year later well thank you for having us holland and appreciate you bringing some perspective a year later to our reunion weekend here i remember when my mother called me and said she was watching the cable news and saw my head and immediately panic stricken about it we're ok here well i was there with you in charlottesville a week before hand and you were already telling your listeners about the pending arrival of as you called them the nights in white satin and not to make light of what eventually happened but what must the manager at home depot of thought when suddenly he sold out tiki torches did the charlottesville community under estimate what was about to happen well several of the businesses in charlottesville don't sell said to an eloquent ills anymore seve

thomas. the gunman is among those who died today in jacksonville, florida. >> investigators named him 24-year-old david in the tournament. >> reporter: a live stream interrupted by gunfire. >> excuse me, not an easy out. >> reporter: as dozens of people took part in a video game tournament in jacksonville, authorities say a gunman opened fire. >> what are you shooting with? >> reporter: confusion and panic as gunshots were heard before the game came to a sudden stop. >> it was just supposed to be a nice weekend, supposed to have a nice weekend, enjoy playing madden against some people i've played against online. >> reporter: one witness said he ran to the restroom and hid there for ten minutes. >> it happened so quick. we saw a gun -- i guess he had a laser on the gun and he shot ue. everybody just started running. >> reporter: the shooting happened sunday afternoon at a shopping and dining complex during a qualify

david? >> thank you. >>> there are also late developments in the paul manafort trial late today. the jurors asking for longer. what could this mean for both sides? here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: late today, lawyers for paul manafort were summoned for a conference. saying the jury wants to work late, until 6:15 p.m. with three full days, the jurors have been pouring over a mountain of evidence. asking for a larger room to contain it all. 388 exhibits in total. they point to $60 million nk accounts. telling the jury, use your common sense. does it make sense that he forgot to report them? manafort says he's innocent. and president trump weighing in. >> i think it's a very sad day for our country. he worked for me for a very short period of time, but he happens to be a very good person. and i think it's very sad, what they've done to paul manafort. >> reporter: the president refusing to rule out an eventual pardon if convicted. >> let's go live to pierre thomas. the jury requesting extra time to deliberate, past the 5:00 p.m. time. right straight through 6:15, they asked for. but moments ago, we learned they went home for the night, no verdict? >> reporter: they ju

thomas, live from the fbi tonight. and pierre, peter strzok's team tonight believed this firing is because the president wanted it? >> reporter: that's right, david. strzok's team has set up a website to raise money for his legal bills. tonight, they're accusing the president of making have supres fbi to fire strzok. the fbi released a statement, saying the fire was done by the book. david? >> pierre, thank you. >>> and we're following late developments in the paul manafort trial tonight. prosecutors with robert mueller's team resting their case against president trump's former campaign chairman. he's accused of bank fraud and failing to pay taxes on millions of dollars hidden in offshore accounts, they say. the defense has not said if manafort will take the stand. he's facing a possible leitch sentence if convicted. >>> there's still a lot more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the new reports tonight about aretha franklin and her health. prayers coming in from all over the country and the world. >>> also, the major headline after a baltimore police officer was caught on camera, you can see him here, repeatedly punching a man in the hea

thomas has the story. >> reporter: he's been friends with president trump for more than a decade. but davidthe national enquirer, has now been granted immunity in exchange for his cooperation with prosecutors. a source telling abc news, pecker has told investigators he worked with president trump's former fixer and personal attorney michael cohen to buy the silence of women who claim to have had affairs with trump and that trump knew about the deals. cohen pleaded guilty earlier this week, admitting his role in the scheme, which he claims was directed by the president himself. prosecutors say the plan to protect trump began in 2015. just after the billionaire launched his campaign. they say pecker, in coordination with cohen and one or more members of the campaign, offered to help deal with negative stories about trump's relationships with women. specifically assisting the campaign in identifying such stories so they could be purchased and their publication avoided. a year later, the enquirer publisher bought the story of karen mcdougal, a former playboy playmate who claimed to have had an

david: that was mccarthy in los angeles in 1968 during the campaign. he was the first sort of mainline politician to rise up against lbj. steve: thomas is joining us from maryland, democrats line. >> i find it very interesting in the conversation that the journalists are having because it seems like they are coming across as, to me, a voice in a white supremacist world with perks, whether you are liberal or conservative. it was still white supremacy. the reason i'm going this way is because i realized you are talking about reagan, and you showed the first clip of cronkite. you were talking about what was addressed to white people for white people by white people. you haven't talked about the south or anything that dealt with minorities and the great suffering that was going on internally in this country. white supremacy was at the roots of it. reagan, johnson, they were forced to accept black people as people. let's be real. you are renowned journalists and photographers but let's be real about what is happening in america. it wasn't all about white people. all your pictures show white students and the police, just like they are toda

thomas do&&&&&b? chen: all right. well... good evening and welcome. it's great to be with all of you. i'm lanhee chen, the davidiane steffy research fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university, and i'm just really pleased to be onstage with amy chua tonight. amy is the john m. duff, jr. professor of law at yale law school and acclaimed author. many of you may know her for her parenting advice, but we're not going to talk about parenting tonight. we're going to talk about a subject that, you know, i think is very difficult for a lot of people. obviously, we have a society now

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