a magnificent home. >> this is a special home.yle would be lassfied as desert contemporary. it gets you from the get go. >> it does. >> i mean, you walk in. you are captured by the views. >> this is a home that you can live in. you can have a family here. this right here it's amazing to think of having famal every dayt this is where that would happen. you have your family room, your kitchen with a double island. all the newest appliances. >> the view. it's remarkable the details. >> it's not just -- the view is the home. >> it is. isn't it? >> in las vegas the strip is our ocean, and this is what we have. >> we're on the golf course. we're elevated above it. you are just under two acres. it sets itself apart from just about everybody else. >> now we're looking back, and you see even more so the detail of this entire beautiful -- how many square feet is this home? >> 16,000, and 21,000 under room. for this particular home i like to talk about the wow factor. i mean, you walk in, and it just -- it gets gets you. >> it does. let's lo

the homes themselves and the adjacent homes it is a neighborhood that is pretty well spread out so you know, i can't identify any exceptional or extraordinary circumstances i'll see what my fellow commissioners have to say if they feel my differently i don't see the impact commissioner moore. >> i personally think in the attempt to build a home this is sensitive to the site and the grabber i believe that what is attempted here is reasonable expansion of what we normally see the only question i'll ask about style we're not taking an architecture viewer from it is a personal decision beyond what we do so i believe given everything we have heard in terms of combaelg to a size that is reasonable and similar homes enlarged i appreciate the departments guidance in the early stages the project and i think we should take dr and approve the project are modifications as proposed second. >> commissioners there is a motion and a second as proposed with the modifications commissioner antonini. >> commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fo

since then neighbors take extra steps to secure their home. there the"security system put in cameras sensors on everything is in the window every single door. the fall >> reporter: and smaller and sofa tahoe additional evidence connecting him to this crime. bolar was arrested on june 9th to. but in the custody of facing multiple charges including assault.. >> grant: early hours of march 23rd error in quinoline this home near island says he is awakened by an intruder tied him up drug him left with his girlfriend denise austin's quinn says it took about eight hours to recover in vallejo police to the abduction command post on mare island was ground zero for all out search effort to find her. the next day and then to win the day after dogs picked up bus and they found nothing. a stunning development march 25th hudsons shows up and seven california and then told investigators had driven her to several miles south of like her go few blocks from her family home boy of police of course called the incident a hoax insured a visit our website for the la

you have left your home. >> i am okay and i will meet you at... >> exactly.s are a great thing to have as well. >> we have matches here. and my spare glasses. >> and your spare glasses. >> if you have medication, you should keep it with you or have access to it. if it needs to be refrigerated make sure that it is in your ice box. >> inside, just to point out for you, we have spare batteries. >> very important. >> we have a little first aid kit. >> and lots of different kinds of batteries. and another spare flashlight. >> so, alicia what else can we do to prepare our homes for an earthquake so we don't have damage? >> one of the most important things that you can do is to secure your valuable and breakable items. make sure that your tv is strapped down to your entertainment cabinet or wall so it does not move. also important is to make sure that your book case is secure to the wall so that it does not fall over and your valuable and breakables do not break on the ground. becoming prepared is not that difficult. taking care of your home, making sure that you ha

but you could do this with any reasonably priced home. >> any home. >> that's an important message outhere. great job. this is beautiful. >> thank you so much. ♪ >>> there's in way to talk about property without dealing with the topic of credit. lending and debt, those things can seriously trip you up and haunt you for years. i'll tell you how to protect yourself when we come out the other end successfully. >>> plus, behind the scenes of one of the strip's hottest condos. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. hp instant ink saves you up to 50% on ink ♪ ...so you can print all you want and never run out. plans start at $2.99 a month. ♪ rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic, this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation th

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we developed 300 homes in shaw and the majority of the home buyers are still there and unless you own a home there or living in subsidized rentals you are pushed out. that's the reality of what we are seeing. >> is the renaissance out of control? i guess it depends on how much money you make. >> yeah, perspective. we're all excited about the newness, but the newness has to incorporate people who have been here long term. it has to provide for newcomers as well. and as was stated earlier, when you look at the cost of one bedroom and you look at the average salaries that are being made by newcomers, i mean, it doesn't compute. and so the renaissance is soaring and we are all hoping at the council especially and i'm sure in the mayor's office that we will be able to get a handle on this housing affordability issue in the district of columbia. >> is it now cheaper to rent or to buy? >> i think it's cheaper to rent but it depends. there are people who are more likely to succeed as renters than they are as buyers. i think everyone is challenged across the spectrum. i think current renters a

walking home from target and gets gunned down. >> it happened friday evening inside the mobile home parkas shot multiple times and died. >> i heard gun shots. i knew it was gun shots because i knew it wasn't fireworks. >> reporter: they can't imagine why he would be targeted. they talk about a soft spoken religion man, a vietnam veteran. >> decided to shoot somebody that was walking or is there a real reason for shooting this man? >> reporter: there are few answers. san jose police say they have no leads and are in need of witnesses. >> we don't know if the suspect or suspects were in a car, if they were on foot, bike. we have nothing. somebody knows. >> reporter: he had big plans. he was going to move to iowa to be near his son. now his son come here to plan his funeral. >> if we don't do something about this, who is going to be next? the fact is, these people think they got away with murder and so far they have. what are we going to do without it? >> reporter: -- about it? >> reporter: police hope this will be a call to action. and tipsters can remain name by calling crime stoppers. --

and now new horizons has phoned home. pluto. >> and tonight in prime time, and then stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. and at 11:35 it's jimmy kimmel live. and abc7 news app is now available for apple watch. use it for breaking news and alerts. just search for abc7 news bay area. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on abc7 news bay area. thanks for joining us tonight. >> from the entire abc7 news team, have a great night, everyone. . - in the past year, i have consolidated the entire scranton paper market. we regained the white pages the school district, lackawanna county. we supply them all. i'm getting married tomorrow afternoon and in the morning, there's a mini reunion-- a kind of "where are they now" panel at a local theater. it'll be nice to see everyone again. [laughs] i haven't seen kevin since we let him go.

time home alone. just this month in nashville two teenage sisters squeezing into a bathroom cabinet and calling 911 after two men forced their way into their home. >> they're in the house, please hurry. >> reporter: experts say keeping a cell phone nearby like these girls had can be a life saver. some dispatchers finding other ways to send help. this 12-year-old boy called for help but too afraid he'd be heard by the burglars. >> you don't have to talk. just 1 for yes, 2 for no, okay? you're home alone? [ beep ] >> reporter: that boy escaping unharmed. experts warning never open the door for a stranger and never let anyone know you're home alone. phillip mena, abc news, new york. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight," how much would you pay for a deflated football? not just any deflated football, yeah, that one. deflate-gate is back on the auction block tonight, sold to the highest bidder. caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked a

there's so much support back home. my friends and family are super excited and i'm really excited. >>> to the phillies mike del franco has been named national league rookie of the month for june. aaron harangue goes on the disabled list with plantar fascitis. he lost eight straight starts in 43 years. the phillies visiting clubhouse cheesesteak record broken by the brewers bull pen catcher. 19 cheesesteaks over a four game series, that's the new record. the brewers could sweep the phils tonight. let's see if he can get the triple triple way back burger out in the stands tonight. i'm john clark. back to you. >> john, thank you. >>> all new on "nbc 10 news at 11:00" a pizza delivery driver robbed. police say the criminals thought they covered their tracks. they made one crucial mistake. how the suspects unwittingly sent pictures of themselves straight to the victim. that's on "nbc 10 news at 11:00." i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the pe

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you can see there in the mobile home there's an orange x on the mobile home. that means it's condemned. there are at least three of the homes here that people will not be able to get out into. delmarva power has been working hard all today and for now there are only about two dozen people that are still without power. for now reporting live in new castle county, delaware, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> thank you annie. now to cecily tynan. >> certainly it was a very powerful squall line that spawned two tornadoes within an hour of themselves. the first one -- i should say the second one though, in the minquedale delaware ef-0, that's the lowest on the enhanced scale. happened at 7:50 in the evening, maximum winds 65 miles per hour. it caused that damage that annie showed you. the path was pretty small 75 yards long and a half mile wide started on new castle avenue went through harbor view drive and dock view drive where we had a lot of reported tree damage and homes damaged. now about 50 minutes earlier in berks county really the northern end of th

a fire took their fairfax home. a local marine family opened their home to 13 house guests. they recently found a new place to rent, but no furniture. >> the transformation from house to home under way. >> we've made one little step for them. >> then there's dillon holt. he carried his weight and more. but why? >> to help people. and be nice. >> it's the fifth home the 8-year-old has helped furnish this year. >> it makes me feel good that we're giving people who don't have furniture and stuff like that. it's like we're giving them our new home. >> people are so generous. >> pastori, a rev eugene from genocide has one more thing to hang for this to be a home. >> before everything done in the house, that flag has to be there. only one flag. the united states of america flag. >> in falls church david culver news 4. >> gracing spaces has furnished 146 homes in northern virginia this year alone. learn more about their efforts and view david's past reports on the family by searching gracing spaces on the app. >>> a new warning this week about the hethsalth of your back deck after

because it is a specialty home. people that can afford a home like this have multiple homes. depending upon if this is their primary or secondary or beyond, it could be anybody. >> i guess the probably most important question is we know who needs the barber shop and who doesn't. >> not me. >> exactly. >> very good, thanks, buddy, appreciate it. >> thanks, bob. >>> for most of us, a home like this is way out of our league. but there are still things you can learn from this property, and how it's being sold. we'll tell you what they are when we come back in the massi memo. they are when we come back in the vo: today's the day. more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®. as my diabetes changed, it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir®. vo: levemir® is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus®, which lasts 28 days. levemir® comes in flextouch, the latest in insu

second homes, and art work. the chinese government crack down on corruption that ended lavish gift giving and luxury companies have cause for concern. >> it has been a huge driver of luxury in the last ten years and i think it has come in different waves. were now in a second wave that is a very high end chie need con seemer feeling less comfortable. >> brands like gucci call 2015 a year of reflection in china after years of rapid expansion sales grew just 3% compared to 20% in western europe. the cfo says trends are not encouraging in hong kong warning investors not to expect inprovement any time soon. the second half ofd the year, warned a diamond company, says is there is a slowing diamond jewelry demand in china. a number of analysts are lowering earnings expectation. >> they believe there has been a shift away from spending to more experience goods in china. i think with the political environment there, the display of wealth they think was so endemic for a number of years in china is not really appropriate

she wants her own home, too. as a young married woman, she would want to be the mistress of her own home. she just thought that he could have built something as nice as white haven and was, like i said, a little perturbed that her father had talked grant into building a log structure. the cabin itself may be rustic. whitewash would have been typical not only to help with bugs, but white reflects light so the rooms would have been open and a little more cheery. but so rustic. yet julia would have brought with her finer things, because as a privileged child, she would have had fine china. she would have had fine furniture. there would have been comfortable chairs and a broad table. because she -- you had -- at this point, she would have had five people eating in this dining room. this is not a cook fireplace here. these are not set up for cooking. kitchen out the back with servants, in this particular case, would still have been slavery, and slave people coming in and serving julia and ulysses and their children he

the homes just up the hill from that fire. this getto is from a house in the city in san bernardino county. the flames are heading that way. 50 homes are threatened and this woman says the smoke is so thick, they can't get a cell phone signal. whenever you see breaking news, post it with a hash tag abc7 now, so we can find it and feature it on air or online. >> san francisco sheriff deputies are reminding sheriff mirkarimi rescind his orders for talking to immigration agents. abc7 news is live in the county jail with the story tonight. vic? >> well, dan, here is the letter sent to sheriff mirkarimi. here is the most serious charge, listen. >> you had a woman who needlessly died because of the policy. >> it in response to two orders barring deputies from contacting federal immigration agents. saying mirkarimi's refusal compromises the safety of sworn personnel, and those who come to visit san francisco. the reference to kate steinle's murder. the accused murderer is an illegal immigrant deported five times before. >> you can't

home furnishings? this chart -- sales of furniture and existing home sales tend to move in tandem. furniturewe have seen sales dipped a little bit even as home sales are rising. for a closer look, let's bring in the ceo of the second largest online retailer of furniture, retailer. -- wayfarer.com. is this consistent with the overall picture? guest: thank you for having me. we are seeing really strong growth, but i think we are seeing it for two reasons. we are seeing the housing market be strong, but the shift is buying online from off-line. scarlet: before we go into your specifically, i wonder what you are seeing as far as home prices moving in different cities. we have not seen start differences between the geographies. what we see is pretty strong strength across the board. more,t: what matters orstruction of new homes people buying existing homes, which is the lions share of the housing market. who buys more furniture? when there is construction of a new home, there's categories like lighting and

like go home. get your butt out of there go home. i was like come on man.ows? ♪. >>reporter: charlie drug habit became so bad he became homeless. once going on bender where he didn't eat or sleep for 16 days. >> i remember homeless couple let me sleep in their shopping cart. wrapped in cellophane h.a brick from a pillow and piece of carpet for the bed. >>reporter: charlie credit his cousin with getting him to rehab. >> i was lacking give me a hit she was like a hit? and she just started crying. what's wrong wuchlt she said you are dying. look at yourself. >>reporter: it was at the rehab center where he cleaned up the act and met the love of his life social worker later wife. >> what are you going to do when you get out. i broke i don't have anywhere to go. she said if you are serious i'll help you. i won't let your feet hit the ground. long story short the she, she stayed by my side i said will you marry me. she was like i don't know you like that. she is like the goldie. she blocks everything from coming in. >>reporter: it took time and hard work but charl

the homes were built their two story has a 7 foot ceiling not able to convert it to usually space and sometimes a little bit sometimes, the height ceiling height would be too short even for a 7 foot high ceiling because of the foundation we had an basement think the first floor as well as a garage on the second floor is where the 7 hundred and 50 square feet and in that home before the fire was a two-bedroom one bath the bottom floor basement couldn't be a legal living space because of the ceiling height requirement the new home on the other hand, is third floor and has 8 hundred and 50 square feet versus 14, 11 there's the living space is one thousand plus square feet instead of 7 hundred and 50 in addition three large decks that come out of the back of the piers from the third floor 14 feet out in addition to being stuck to at the previous line the second floor goes out past the current line and another deck on the one story i have a picture showing if you can look at the foundation that we all kind of thought that was the house burned down as you can see all of their foundation sto

and i am excluding the home. we're talking about outside the home at this point. >> the constitutional interest that belongs to the people generally is the same inside as well as outside then there's no way that a law like this which starts on the presumption the population at large is disabled from exercising a fundamental right could survive. if i may reserve my time for rebuttal. >> thank you, counsel. >> thank you, your honor. may it please the court. edward due mont for the state of california. i'm here for san diego county and the sheriff and john whitesides for yolo county and the sheriff there. i'm authorized to confirm that the sheriff has he previously advised the court has not changed his policies. or procedures for the issuance of concealed weapons permits pending further guidance from the court. beyond that he's here to answer any questions for san diego or sheriff gore otherwise san diego has graciously ceded its argument time to the state. >> where were you when we argued this case before? the sher

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two homes are on fire. you see crews on the scene right there. nbc 10's monique braxton is on her way to the scene. she should be there within 15 minutes. we'll get a live report as soon as she gets there. >>> preparing for the pope is a challenge not just for the city of philadelphia or septa but also expecting moms. >>> 6:24. we continue to follow breaking news from skyforce 10. it is live over a four-alarm house fire. this is in trenton, new jersey. here's what we know right now. three row homes have smoke and fire damage and one just smoke damage on south olden avenue. firefighters are still on the scene trying to put this fire out. nbc 10's monique braxton is on her way to the scene and is gathering information as she's driving. she's expected there any minute now. we'll get a live report from her as soon as she arrives and establishes a shot for us. >>> it may seem like innocent fun but one summertime activity can be deadly for beachgoers. a long beach island beach patrol posted a facebook warning abo

able to buy a home. >> reporter: median home prices are also skewing higher because higher priced homes are selling more than cheaper ones. homes below $100,000 actually fell from a year ago. still, despite higher prices mortgage bankers feel better about their business. today they revised the forecast of purchase loan volume higher from $730 billion to $801 billion. a sharp jump they say, based on more borrower applications approved. fewer all cash sale and some loosening in mortgage underwriting. mortgage poix applications are down over the last month, signaling high prices may already be taking their toll. >> we're already seeing that that demand is weaking. buyers are less and less willing to go to the top of their budgets to buy a home. as that kind of trickles down we'll see fewer sales. >> reporter: a slower second half perhaps but a better year overall. for "nightly business report." >>> now to talk more about her outlook for the u.s. housing market. senior economist at wells fargo. the last time we talked, the news wasn't nearly as good. we have very strong data on existing hom

not trying to do too much t.trying to hit home run.ave to really hit the ball to get it here. that's what it is. sticking with what makes me the player that i am and not trying to pl be somebody else or do something special. >>reporter: it's working. hitting a solid 2 98 with 8 home runs and 41 rbi in 75 gaichlts he has 78 hits and defense has been solid. matt not the only giants players to make some joyce. if these are also lights out. >> thrown a no hitter. >> he's unbelievable. stepped in and not even really knowing not even being on the roster to start the season. been one of the most consistent guys and no hitter exciting obviously and max also defense is outstanding max also defense is outstanding. so able to plug guys in like that speak to our depth as an organization. >> doesn't hurt as young players to play all star next to you in crawford and panic. if picking the brain all season if picking the brain all season. >> they are fun to watch. turning double play. i don't know if anybody's as good as they are. they make the routin

to the homes those >> catherine: in islam building burn we keep hearing obviously about those homes still threatened any idea how close the flames are how dominant that problem as? >> reporter: with hellfire s the the question in some cases some of these homes have been a hundred cars hit have been a hundred yards away. these mandatory evacuations were put into effect for people safety out here. and again paul lot of anticipation so far though tell fire during a very good job but cutting fire lines around those homes in areas to try and stop the flames mideast and in those areas so far fingers crossed that has been successful. >> catherine: whether strong winds feeling this fire. with the latest on the weather facing. >> reporter: currently 87 degrees when us, the southeast direction and 50 mi. per hour wind gusts. 8:00 p.m. should drop down to bottle the miles per hour. 84 degrees by 8:00 p.m. in that lake berryessa area condition. sorosilicates humidity and than 30% there than. will stick around and just this way for the rest of the evening. only good news out of this is the overnight h

i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. >>> it's so exciting phillies play again tonight in los angeles. have you heard the radio broadcast larry andersen was describing the phillies game to paint drying last

this morning, two homes, though, the corner and the home where this fire started, are badly damaged. the red cross now on scene helping those people who still can't get back into their homes, and again the fire marshall's office on scene investigating the exact cause of this fire. but, officials tell me, again that the cause seems to be suspicious in nature at this point, and they add that the home where this fire started is known to police, there has been a loft police activity there in the past. we will continue to update you with more information but for now live in kingsessing jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> jan, thanks for the update. >> wanted man led police on wild car chase start in the new jersey, ends in pennsylvania, involves dozens of police officer at the state and local level. it started around 7:30, monday night, in oakland, camden county when the suspect evaded police during traffic stop. then, it just escalated. he headed to philadelphia, then back over the bridge, back to new jersey, and he drove through camden, to the depford mall, and then back again, over

police say, two suspects forced their way into the home in the complex.f the suspects allegedly put a gun to the young girl's head. and threatened to harm her. meanwhile. the other suspect robbed the home of cash and jewelry. before both fled the scene. one neighbor was stunned to hear about the incident. >>:people there start locking their doors really tough and blocking their windows. and get some protection as well because the first thing next year i am out of fear. i cannot deal with this area anymore--out of here >> pam :they're investigating the crime as a random >> reporter :it looks like the upper 50s for san francisco and the peninsula here is the satellite image radar showing you that moisture bringing in rain showers and fund shares-- thundershowers we still have that instability just off a " close-- along the coastal regions in the green areas it indicates the light showers for sent to scope--san francisco most of that moisture will wrap by the afternoon tomorrow. take a look at our temperatures here are highs for tomorrow is going to be prett

where a 22-year-old mother was killed inside the home. eva. >> reporter: matt we are learning more about the 22-year-old mother who was killed we'll have the latest coming up. >> breaking news at 6:26 the action cam arrived on the scene of a shooting in the feltonville section of philadelphia. bullets hit a number of cars. you can see one of them, someone is taking a photo of it right there. that's a bmw with a gunshot through the windshield. it happened at 2:30. nobody has arrested, far as we know no one has been shot. just a bunch of cars. >>> police in montgomery county say they caught a bank robber who used a taxi cab as a getaway. the man walked into a pnc on east dekalb pike in upper merion and implied he had a gun. after getting an undetermined amount of cash he tried to get away in a cab. >> police are looking at a grandmother who gave her grandson a ride in her car as they fled the scene of a robbery. the tip called led to the car and the search inside netted $4,000 of stolen items. her grandson is charged with burglary and relat

. >> hello everybody at home. we are tracking hoar severe storms on the move today including parts of kansas. you mentioned the tornado that touched down yesterday out there. we are looking at a risk for additional weather across the center of the nation but greater risk across the u.s. places like kentucky, tennessee, west virginia and the carolinas. risk for large hail damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. as we head into tomorrow more severe weather possible in the plains and also in the southeast. flash flooding is another western. we had a number of warnings in effect. ohio river valley even across the mid an lat tick-- atlantic we have heavy rainfall that could produce the flash flooding. the heat is on. central plains heat index values in the triple digits. take a look at the temperatures forecast. upper 90's dallas memphis and parts of the southeast. heather and ainsley. >> we will be repaired. thank you maria. >> the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. a teen feared to be dead is alive. plot tw

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download mlb.com home run derby. mr. harper with his 26th home run. g gonzalez retired ten in a row. it was that home run that began a four run five hit sixth inning for the nationals. closer -- >> look where he ranks in the national league. he had a whale of a first half. i think one of the most notable all-stars. >> certainly has the numbers to be considered an all-star first half of this season against the orioles and remember this is the first time these teams have met this year in the series. his career number is 1-1 in save chance ten inning, one run, six hits against orioles hitters. >> the stat i like he leads the majors with 12 one run saves. those are the hard ones. i just got my orange shirt giveaway. you try to say that ten times. that's sweet. >> are they nice >> wear it home in the car. might be like having my flashers on. >> might be. here's ryan flaherty. orioles batting bottom of the ninth inning down by three being out hit by the nationals. in for a strike. ryan flaherty a couple of strikeouts. left-handers hitting .302 off the right

on lake view a walk to multiple suspects inside of the home furnishing weapons the home owner home ownerre exchanged between the suspect and victim the home owner was shot and taken to a local hospital with critical injuries after police a ride this a round of the house right now we have cleared the area we're holding the house until the investigators get here and there be doing an investigation in a little while. >>jackie sissel: they did have swat units out here the residence in the salmon in the neighborhood the search turned up nothing as you heard him say the continue to investigate winning four more investigators the big question is why the home was targeted it is our known as the elderly home on the inside of a home was injured he was shot taken to a local hospital expected to survive obviously it is still of breaking news story. >>anny hong: mainly in the north conveyed when you're getting closer and closer to santa rosa they're getting pretty big storms along with lightning was zone into the north bank around hillsborough you'll see light to moderate rainfall month it will impac

won the home run derby.machado is pretty simple. >> hit more home runs than the other guys, with the new format a little interesting to see how it plays out, just enjoy it. i think any time you get an opportunity to do something like that, go out there and have fun make sure you bring a good pair of batting gloves. >> that's long five minutes. something to watch but excited to see jock and rizzo and everybody in the national league. >> i'm just going to go out there and put some good swings out there and put on a show, but just mainly try to get my swing and try to hit the ball hard somewhere and if they go out they go out. if they don't, i guess i'm going to be the one with no homers there. just go out there and mostly just going out there, having fun. >> the home run derby starts at 8 p.m. tonight. the last time the derby took place in cincinnati, it was rained out. the only rainout in home run derby history for major league baseball in its 31 years. keep an eye on that tonight as the weather looks a littl

helping stop a brushfire from engulfing homes. the flames broke out shortly after 11:00 along the southbound lanes of 880 near tenson road. crews cleared the offramp for about 40 minutes while they put off the fire. investigators are trying to learn what sparked the fire. >> we are learning more about the man accused of killing his mother, ex girlfriend and three children. martin martinez worked at the county health services agency with dr. amanda cruz who is his ex girlfriend. among the three children killed his own 6-month-old daughter. investigators say they were getting ready to arrest him for the death of his son from a previous marriage when the latest homicide took place. >>> oakland police are offering a $10,000 reward for information in this case in which a car crashed into a funeral home on telegraph avenue. it happened just before 10:00 p.m. last night. a 17-year-old boy riding in the banning seat was killed. a pedestrian said she was injured. the driver and other passengers all ran off after the crash. >> heart broken

sharers is here to stay and we should support responsibly home sharers here in san francisco in fact home sharers and vacation hosts have existed in our city but the practice has garden more attention of the platforms and services on the internet making the practice easier i believe we must support home sharers in a way to protect the housing stock and protects the quality of life across all the city's neighborhoods. given our cities housing shortage and affordability issues we must protect our city from short-term rentals but have a regulatory framework that allows the residents to earn their extra dpk income by sharing their homes everybody is aware of the differences between our legislation and those of supervisor campos to quickly state the main point of our legislation a one 20 day cap and in addition to the cities private right of action for property owners within one hundred feet of the short-term rentals to seek remedies it creates i believe this is the most important the average office of short-term rental administration and enforcement that provides a single location a one-

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the appliances fell into the basement of the homes, and still hot spots.stood besides many hot spots in fires that had passed through the areas, but the flames were still smoking or embers still burning underneath some of that debris. that is the situation, the scary part. the firefighters want to focus on the out of control fighters and not go back to the flare ups and the pop up fires after they think they have a handle on them. >> we appreciate that view from saskatchewan in canada >>> next - the firefighters arsenal. those jumbo jet air drops and questions about whether they really do much good. doubt about another mission on friday. the u.s. effort to rebuild afghanistan, a billion investment in the basic needs of an embattled people. in the evidence that has gone to waste. rebuilding ag, friday on "america tonight". -- afghanistan friday on "america tonight". >>> with no let up in the west's fierce heatwave forecasters warn the fire season not only started earlier, but is likely to see more blazes and last longer than more. california's fire agency r

flash floods sweeping away homes. plus, the powerful lightning strike that shredded a man's clothes. his wife's unstoppable push to keep him alive. >>> shark attack, caught on camera. the pro surfer attacked during a competition. all of it playing out as cameras rolled live. the champ nearly dragged under. >> it just kept coming at my board, and i just was kicking and screaming. >> what he did to the shark that may have saved his life. >>> under oath. bill cosby talking about pills, younger women, and keeping his affairs from his wife. shocking new revelations from a court case deposition. >>> and, sinkhole surprise. florida homeowners and the hidden dangers. a family buys their dream home, but it's sitting on a disaster. the sellers now accused of fraud. what prosecutors say the sellers forgot to mention. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. let's get right to the severe weather tonight, taking lives. the southwest hammered. major flooding in arizona. it started like this. you can s

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better at home. we lost a lot of close games and those are even more frustrating. especially given the net seems to be our kryptonite is close games. hopefully we can play better at home. >> let's talk american league all-star starters. josh donaldson the royals lead the way with four starters two in the outfield. national league, buster posey earns a start for the second time in his career. in the jostled, bryce harper the national league's leading vote getter. >>> the business of baseball. a day after the giants designated him for assignment, travis ishikawa has been claimed by the pirates. he had the game-winning home run in game five last year. travis hitless in five at-bats for san francisco. >>> what do you do when your putter break? you use your wedge and you make everything with it. cal and stanford well-repped the greenbrier classic. patrick rogerses and mcneillie combined with 7-over today. they finished 4-under, tied for six. tiger woods, first bogey-free round. then through his putter tow

we may. >>> to a terrifying home invasion. two teenage sisters home alone when two men broke in., they hid in a cabinet. their fear captured on their 911 call. ryan owens has their story. >> they're in the house. please hurry. >> reporter: if her frantic voice is a little muffled here's a look at why. >> we're in the very back in my parents' bedroom bathroom. please hurry. >> reporter: the 16-year-old girl is calling 911 from inside her parents' bathroom linen closet. her 13-year-old sister stuffed right next to her. >> they're in the house? are they in the house? >> yes, yes they are in the house. >> reporter: the two sisters were home alone monday morning when they looked out this kitchen window and noticed two men trying to break into their nashville, tennessee, house. >> i want you to be very quiet, okay? i'm on the line with you. i have help on the way. >> they're getting closer. >> they're getting closer to the bathroom. yes. >> reporter: nashville police arrested these two men, both with lengthy criminal records. one of them locked himself in the same bathroom inches away

if you live in row home you know how frightening the thought is of your next door neighbor's home goingin flames. the camden man thought he had dodged a bullet when those flames stopped just short of his place now months later he's still dealing with side effects of the gutted home next door. >> a friend who had been helped by our bruce gordon suggested hay call fox 29. he did and bruce joins us now from the newsroom with that frustrateing tail. >> guys, it's the reality of row house living. catastrophic damage to the place next door may very well impact your home. your quality of life. just ask michael connelly. >> when i get here, this house is just engulfed just smoke at that point. >> reporter: it's clearly been badly burned. >> it was terrible. looked inside and completely demolished on the inside. >> reporter: the fire gutted it. >> yes sir just gutted. >> reporter: fire that destroyed the row house next to michael couldn't nel poll's last year did little obvious damage to his home. >> i felt blessed it didn't go -- the actual fire didn't go into the house. only thing i noticed i