his his policies and i mentioned policies is reform have triggered a certain amount, resistance at ho homet unlike french to back ts who tend he wantsopular unrest, to continue with these reforms through.ly carry them a challenge because in the tran transport and aviation area, hurt the country. he's facing a big challenge at home. a determined is practicingmatist, very results-oriented and i think he will follow through reforms.se host: give us a sense of write nt macron, as you about, deep in the world of culture. if you could tell us how that the influence he bringsbrings on how he manages his presidency? guest: culture is very important to him personally. he calls it, he even used the word obsession, his private obsession. educated, has advanced degree in philosophy. one thipg he's done along with wife is to bring french the rks into the palace, presidential palace. hey brought modern artworks by artists like picasso and deberse, into the presidential palace. i think that is important for as showcase for french culture, for french art, but his policies, f one thing he's trying to do is

und under the proposal, first time ho home buyers would receive a tax deduction for money deposited inton account that could be used for a down payment. >> by creating a vehicle where it can grcan grow and appreciat think that will make it easier for them to be able to save enough. >> the measure passed the assembly housing committee with bipartisan support. the california building industry association also backs the bril saying it will help home construction jobs. >>> still ahead, the college football championship is coming to south bay. and why it could be the biggest things in years. and we're taking a live look outside from our abc 7 roof camera, you can see a very quiet embarcadero. lisa argen >>> time is 5:40. here is a look outside at pier 15 pointed at the financial district. lisa argen is tracking a very police achbleasant forecast. she'll have the details coming up. but first, happening today, if you like to experiment around the house and love diy projects, you might want to check out tinker fest. this is the second year for the event. as the name implies, tinkering is enencou

home to return to. kron4's rob fladeboe has more. this is a recent photo of 22 year-old minh hodentified by his family as the man who perished on thusday in a fire that destroyed the home he shared with his sister and her family. as he surveyed what's left of that home, ho's brother in law thao doan told me that min had initially escaped the fire and was in the street shouting "save my niece, save my niece." moments later, says ho, his brother in law ran back insidein search of his 9-year old niece, whom he thought was trapped by the flames. thao and his wife chau fought back tears as they told methat min was home alone when the fire broke out and that their daughter had left with her father only a half hourearlier, but min did not know that. firefighters also searched for anyone who might have been trapped only to discover min ho's body just outside the front door of the mobile home, which is a total loss. fire captain mitch matlow.mitch matlow/san jose fire dept "....all mobile home fires tend to burn very quickly because of the type of construction, if we can keep to a single

homes..." (grant) evenutally firefighters found min ho's body just outside the front door of the mobile home, which is a total loss. coming up at eight.. accused florida shooter nikolas cruz back in court. what he asked a judge to do today ... that could impact his trial. also - why the golden state killer suspect might not face jail time in the dozens of rapes he's accused of. and next. a confrontation with police caught on camera... why the man in the video says, he did nothing wrong. every fire department every police department is part of a bigger picture. that bigger picture is statewide mutual aid. california years ago realized the need to work together. teamwork is important to protect the community, but we have to do it the right way. we have a working knowledge and we can reduce the impacts of a small disaster, but we need the help of experts. pg&e is an integral part of our emergency response team. they are the industry expert with utilities. whether it is a gas leak or a wire down, just having someone there that deals with this every day is pretty comforting. we each bring something to t

home...looking for his young niece...who was not actually there. kron4's rob fladeboe reports. this is a recent photo of 22 year-old minh ho, who was identified by his family as the man who perished on thusday in a fire that destroyed the home he shared with his sister and her family. as he surveyed what's left of that home, ho's brother in law thao doan told me that min had initially escaped the fire and was in the street shouting "save my niece, save my niece." moments later, says ho, his brother in law ran back insidein search of his 9-year old niece, whom he thought was trapped by the flames. thao and his wife chau fought back told methat min was home alone when the fire broke out and that their daughter had left with her father only a half hour earlier, but min did not know that. firefighters also searched for anyone who might have been trapped only to discover min ho's body just outside the front door of the mobile home, which is a total loss. fire captain mitch matlow.mitch matlow/san jose fire dept "....all mobile home fires tend to burn very quickly because of the type of construction, if we can keep to a consider

for many here, there is little ho of returning home. as they build their lives in turkey, the school builds bridges for chilen who don't remember syria before the war. >> if you separated the refugees, syrian refugs, from society, they will make a world without turkey and they will not recognize any rules, anybody. >> one day we went outside tofo make som and one plane, from the plane, the backside of the pla, there was smoke, and all of them looked to sky and, "what is that?" rireporter: about 400,000 s have moved across the border, some aas becoming ghettoized. turkey shelters 3.5 million syrian refugees. most are warmly welcomed, but a studyho intercommunal violence jumped three times last year. 35 were killed in clashes. the school project has brought together parents, too. this boy and his mother invited to the home of a syrian classmate, twins. sh>> at first many turarents had a negative reaction. nsey said, "if we were in that situation, syria wouldn't atlcome us." i never thought thay, and i have seen witchtime they have anged.

his his policies and i mentioned policies is reform have triggered a certain amount, resistance at ho homeh to back ts who tend he wantsopular unrest, to continue with these reforms through.ly carry them a challenge because in the tran transport and aviation area, hurt the country. he's facing a big challenge at home. a determined is practicingmatist, very results-oriented and i think he will follow through reforms.se host: give us a sense of write nt macron, as you about, deep in the world of culture. if you could tell us how that the influence he bringsbrings on how he manages his presidency? guest: culture is very important to him personally. he calls it, he even used the word obsession, his private obsession. educated, has advanced degree in philosophy. one thipg he's done along with wife is to bring french the rks into the palace, presidential palace. hey brought modern artworks by artists like picasso and deberse, into the presidential palace. i think that is important for as showcase for french culture, for french art, but his policies, f one thing he's trying to do is reak down the

i've got members from places who go ho and montana home every weekend. i don't think that's necessarily bad. ll the time i've been in the senate, i've probably been home 90% of the weekends. not because i felt i had to but wanted to. i mean, i've got a whole different life here. than i have ends, up there. o i don't think lack of collegiate is a problem. i think part of the problem is, inevitable political debates this e've always had in country are just so much more widely known now. to young come up people and say, oh, gosh, you all hate each other, and i us have ly say none of ever said anything as bad about each other as jefferson and each other.out or jefferson and hamilton, about and a single incident from south carolina senator at to death a from massachusetts with a cane which happened in the 1850s. big robust debates forever. what's different? 24-hour television, the constant pounding of information, and they must teach hem in journalism school that only controversy sells. have a difference of opinion, it's a big headline, all come together and

seemed like junior officers and didn't seem particularly gung ho about getting him home. on the twenty second of november they were woke at around nine am they went to the storm internet cafe were james foley skype nicole tone. they stayed about twenty five minutes then left the cafe in a taxi and stuff we did not notice anybody following them as they started to turn left onto the unpaved road a silver hyundai van drove up alongside them and pulled in front of them. as the van was driving up mustafa heard john say don't stop none approach the taxi shouting in arabic they were pointing their weapons and shouting get down get out they held a kalashnikov to mistah office head he was made to tie john's hands john said to mr police help not again. junk country story is very unique country was kidnapped before that yes well by this group which was not part of the islamic state yet it was a jihadist group so a country was free and then we came back to the united kingdom he was instrumental in a trial against one of the members of this group which was a doctor which gone from bri

san jose is moving forward with a tiny homes project. the ho >>> amid an ongoing housing crisis and soaring homeless population, san jose is moving forward with a tiny homes project. the homes would provide temporary housing for homeless people. sites would include full time staff members a full-time maintenance worker and security. the city council is expected to vote on the plan late summer. >>> there has been a stunning increase in bay area "super commuters." a study by apartment list finds more than 100,000 san francisco residents spend at least 90 minutes commuting to work each day. outside san francisco, the number of super commuters is even higher. the stocked area had the most people who commute 90 minutes or more each way to work. many of them work in silicon valley or san francisco. modesto came in second with 7% of drivers qualifying as "super commuters." >>> the bart-to-antioch service will debut next month. bart is holding a ribbon- cutting ceremony on may 25th one day before opening for passengers. the ten-mile extension cost $525

his sister said ho thought his niece was inside the mobile home during the fire. turns out she wasn't there but rather at another location with a family member. the fire has left members, families, and the neighbors shaken. >> smoke was coming so hard that i had to walk away from there. >> the cause of that fire still being investigated. >>> after nearly four days, the people evacuated from their apartments after a construction fire in concord are back home. they've been out of their houses since tuesday when that massive fire destroyed the apartment building next to them under construction. firefighters kept everyone out of neighboring apartments because they feared the burned out structure would collapse. investigato investigators are poring through the debris. >>> get ready for a major strike. more than 50,000 university of california hospital workers are ready to walk the picket line. they want more pay and job security. today the california nurses association joined other health care professionals in their demand for a strong contract. three major unions say

have raided the headquarters of korean air following angle allegations of smuggling the homes of chairman cho yang ho and three of his children were also raided they were looking for evidence the family didn't pay duties on luxury goods brought into the country it is the latest in a series of scandals to hit the airline in twenty fourteen one of the cho daughters was jailed after losing her temper with a flight attendant over how her nuts was served. it's the end of an era for part of europe's busiest international airport but a welcome opportunity for aviation enthusiasts the contents of london's heathrow terminal one are being auctioned off to the highest bidders need barca has more. we've joined the plane spotters on heathrow airport perimeter because this could potentially be a big day for aviation enthusiasts the entire contents of the historic terminal warner up for sale the bidding is now become he sold it your way three thousand forty nine seventy nine forty nine seventy nine let's roll again please the first of two options is now well under way squarely at aviation lovers most of it taking p

home in san jose. a couple who tells nbc bay area they lived here and identify that man as hatheir brother and brother-in-law, 22-year-old min ho, less than two weeks away from celebrating a birthday. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: a fire ripped through the mobile home on thursday afternoon just before 5:00. >> the flames were being blown by the wind all the way across the street and scorched the tree. >> reporter: when the 911 call first came into the fire department, someone reportedly said a 4-year-old girl was trapped in the burning house. neighbors rushed to help. >> so they were like, busting in the windows with a stick, with a rock, with a brick. >> reporter: firefighters later told reporters the young girl was found safe at a family member's house. her parents tell us she's actually 9 years old and was never in the house when the fire broke out. they think her uncle min ho tried to get into the house to rescue his burning niece, thinking the girl was in there when she was. and neighbors report seeing a man run into the flames. arson investigators are now trying to figure out what happened. >> we'll go in and have a look

, his sister said ho thought his niece was in the home during the fire. we're told she wasn't there. she was safe with another family member. the fire left neighbors horrified. >> smoke is coming so hard that i had to walk away. >> the cause is still being investigated. >>> after nearly four days, the people evacuated from their apartments after a construction site fire in concord are finally back home. they've been out of their homes since tuesday. that's when a massive fire destroyed the apartment building under construction. firefighters kept everyone out of the neighboring apartments because they feared the burned out structure could collapse. >> i've got chills, i'm anxious because i don't know what's going to happen. >> atf investigators are pouring through the debris trying to determine what caused that fire. >>> get ready now for a major strike. more than 50,000 university of california hospital workers are ready to walk the picket line. they want more pay and job security. yesterday the california nurses association joined other health care profe

faith, jews and muslims live together, coexisted. [ applause ] the keys of the church, of the ho holy, is home family and muslim families in the old das,s with the jewish candle for the jewish neighbors throughout the history of that city, but today is an anomaly, jerusalem will always reject claims of exclusivity. no one can have exclusive claims of jerusalem and no one should. [ applause ] we -- we promise you, we vow in front of you that once peace prevails, once the state of palestine is established, once that state has east jerusalem as its capital, that city will not only recognize jerusalem we'll celebrate the jewish connection to jerusalem. [ applause ] the yuunilateral decisions by t israeli prime minister and the u.s. administration, but particular ly by the administration, doesn't change the status of jerusalem, i assure you and the refugees after cutting aid. or change the status of the historic and legitimate rights of the palestinian people. it doesn't. the only status that changed since the announcement in jerusalem, the only status that changed is the status of the u.s. as a me

. >>> lake ka-ho is one of the biggest tourist attractions drawing millions of visitors. >> many stay in homes and cabins that line the shores but some of the workers who make their living catering to the tourist say they can barely survive. betty yu is on the tail of two lake tahoe's. >> reporter: this is a tahoe you see in the vacation adds. the pristine like, snowcapped sierra nevada mountains and the luxury beachfront residences and nearby ski resorts. this is the tahoe you don't see. run down, cheap motels that have become the last resort for the everyday workers who support the local economy. >> this is my room for the next two days. i have to move every three weeks even though i work full time. >> reporter: nearly everything she has fits in this suitcase. >> we have been floating, housing is an issue but we sleep here and my husband sleeps on the floor. that is our kitchen. >> reporter: they have been living this way for the last nine months. >> the scary thing is i am normal. you have seen what you see in the bay area, i lived in the bay area for the majority of us are half a paycheck

they are not going gung ho, yeah, let's send our boys in there. the whole idea is to bring them homesed against so—called islamic state, the has the support of the american people. i think the people we re american people. i think the people were repelled against the site of the chemical weapons attack and thought it was justified to act that he doesn't want to go in any further than he was already. nato allies have given theirfull support to the american—led strikes. the nato secretary—general, jens stoltenberg, said the attacks hadn't solved all the problems related to chemical weapons in syria, but compared to the alternative, which was to do nothing, he said this was the best response. he was speaking to the bbc‘s adam fleming in brussels. we were briefed very thoroughly by the three allies, the united kingdom, france and the united states, and we appreciate all the information they shared with us and we have no reason to doubt the findings and the assessments of these three allies. at the same time we know that the chemical attack that happened on the 7th of april happened in th

ho, 22 years old. it happened at the west winds mobile home park.he says her brother was trying to rescue his niece from the burning home. we're told the girl was never in the house though. her parents say she was with another family member at the time. arson investigators spent most of the day today at that mobile home trying to determine how and where the fire started. they say the whole building is a total loss and the deadly fire has left neighbors horrified. >> smoke was coming so hard that i had to walk away from there. >> the flames were being blown by the wind all the way across the street and scorched the tree. >> the family who lived in that home says they do not have any insurance. >>> a south bay woman is being called a hero tonight. this morning a fire tore through an apartment complex on tee polpo -- topeka avenue in san jose but a woman ran into the building to rescue her neighbor who is blind and partially deaf, then ran back inside to turn off oxygen tanks so they wouldn't explode. they did all of this, her husband says, in spite of

. >> two pairs of neighbors are let loose in each other's homes to redesign one room in 48 ho$4 hoursight seasons, millions of diehard fans tuned in every week for the key swap. >> are you ready to trade spaces? all right, let's go for it. >> the kooky cast of design characters. >> a rug, a writing desk. >> and the jaw-dropping reveals. >> well, it's pink. >> now after a decade in the dark, "trading spaces" is heading back to the small screen. >> are you ready to trade spaces? >> the series credited with launching a booming industry of diy and home renovation shows is sticking to its roots and bringing back a slew of original designers, fan favorites, and some new, fresh faces. the trailer for the new reboot viewed nearly 10 million times online, making it clear that americans are more than ready to welcome "trading spaces" back into their hearts and homes this weekend. >> let's do this. >> oh, damn. here we go. >> all right. and they are here from the "trading spaces" reboot. host paige davis, designers genevieve quarter, doug wellson and carpenter ty pennington. two additions, kaki,

home deserve rigorous scrutiny. i want to know the water my grandson drinks is clean. the american people are losing confidence, mr. speaker, that supposedly ho are watching out for us are watching out for us when we eat, drink, breathe, travel. there is a big drive in congress to cut government supp budgets, cut red tape, crusade against regulation. the other side demonizes regulation almost as much as the president demonizes immigrants. i just want to make sure that when the federal government and this congress are cutting budgets and we're not cutting corners that allows airplanes with americans on it, with human beings on it, to fly out of the sky so their companies can make better profits. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities towards the president or other members of the congress. the chair will now recognizes the gentlewoman from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen, for five minutes. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you so much, mr. speaker. and i rise this morning to it recognize the 25th anniversary of the university of miami nova southeastern university center for autism and rel

home one night complaining about his boss, but the boss overheard them. oh, no. because stevens had accidentally butt dialed them. the next dae-hofired. so he resigned. now they're suing claiming eavesdropping was illegal. mark strassmann is in atlanta with the story. mark, good morning. this is a good one. >> reporter: it is a good one. the butt dial or pocket dial, we've all sent them. we've all received them. here's what we know. if you get one and you're eavesdropping on a conversation, you may have a legal obligation to hang up, even if what you're listening to is juicy about you. >> he had a tendency to call me after hours quite a bit. >> reporter: james stevens' boss michael coh michael cohen coan called. >> i was a little irritated he called. >> reporter: it was about ten minutes. >> i did hang it up immediately. >> what did you say -- oh, my goodness. it's not going to go well. >> reporter: the next day stephens who worked for the state of georgia was forced to resign from his six-figure job. stephens sued coan personally claiming he violated the right to privacy with voyeuristic nature. his attorney says the conversati

home run homecoming of an air force captain. watch this. >> i wish i could be with you tonight. have a great time and i can't wait to see you soon. hoow sweet is that, captain robin wolf surprising his wife jordan after a six-monthdy employment to afghanistan. so cute. >>> very keul. well according to the democrats, if you can't beat them, sue them. >> we are raising the cost of your interference. we know that this administration is putin's poodle and so they're not going to do anything. so we will continue to act. if you want to do that, if you're going to punch us, quite frankly we're going to punch back and that's what this lawsuit is about. >> well the dnc suing the trump campaign, russia and more over so-called election interference. does this move just show the party's test operation. here to debate, antwuan sea sf wright and former political director for president george w. bush, matt schap. if you're a democrat, your talking points have been to let bob mueller do his job, with let the special counsel get to the bottom of it. why is the dnc preempting bob mueller and taking their own legal action here? >> the dnc wants some a

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