seven homes have been destroyed. more than 12-thousand others are 12-thousand others are threatened. containment of this fire isn't expected until at least next week. additional crews are helping reach that goal cal fire is saying air quality is going to be bad. and if you don't have to be outside-- stay inside or leave the area... kron 4's j-r stone is live lake county.. and has been talking to those forced out of their homes. jr - what did residents have to say ? heavy smoke in both lake and mendocino counties on tuesday. for ralph redling and his wife therisa it's the second time in three years they've evacuated from their home.sot it's scary because if you look around the lake now half to three quarters of the lake circum... has burnedralph says there was an advisory evacuation in effect for his neighborhood. not a mandatory one but they still chose to leave as his home is in a very smokey area. sot so you wonder when are they gonna get to my block this year or next year... tents were setup on tuesday at middleto

homes or were right in the backyard. homes in paradise valley.s were there on top of them. so far no homes damaged but many are threatening evacuations have been ordered. >> the really impressive thing is how they got the bulldozer to cut the line. you can see right there where the burn scar is already. and the homes, 100 to 200 feet away. >> fire trucks parked right there with the fire. >> phenomenal. they got lucky at least right now. fire wants to naturally burn uphill. the wind is pushing it away from the home. please still listen to the evacuation orders. turn your alerts on from our app. and this is also a good reminder. when we get into nisel alerts. they will alert you of emergencies as well. so nixel alerts. we can give you all the information about this if you turn your alerts on. the peyer days valley, currently 95 degrees. winds gusting 25 miles per hour. i see these gusts staying in the forecast through saturday. that's why it is important. follow the orders. the wind tomorrow is definitely going to kick up. now, we talked about the

baby home until they were just a mother and baby home until they werejust short of a mother and babysix years of age. but we were all then adopted out, but the children and mothers were separated throughout the day. the mothers went off to work, children we re mothers went off to work, children were left in large wards and grossly neglected. 0ne mother would be put in charge of them, and she, as a general rule, shejust in charge of them, and she, as a general rule, she just couldn‘t cope with the amount of babies in a particular ward. it could be anything from 12 to 20 babies at a time. to take you back to that moment that you said change your life in the angels‘ plot, you write that you are determined to do something. yes. that you became an activist likes by default. i wanted to ram hard facts and figures down ireland‘s throat. to ram hard facts and figures down ireland's throat. and i still do. what facts, what figures? basically, i wrote a report... what i discovered basically was that after that experience in the angels‘ plot, that experience in the angels‘ plot, that there was

they forced people into the mother and baby homes.maternity hospital without doctors or nurses or medical equipment, or painkilling drugs? you can't justify that, in any way, shape or form. but the head of the catholic church in england and wales, cardinal vincent nichols, apologised for the hurt caused by agencies acting in the name of the catholic church. the current head of the church in ireland, archbishop of dublin diarmuid martin, has said that it is something he believes it is important that pope francis addresses when he comes to ireland in august. so it is recognised by the catholic church now. just about. but i first met archbishop diarmuid martin in 2012, and presented him what little evidence we had at the time about the mother and baby homes. when you talk about what happened at castlepollard, that was only seven or eight months after that. he was presented with the facts and figures we had at the time. he was asked to call for a public inquiry, and he refused. he... what, he refused ? he point—blank refused. he said, "th

when he set up a meeting at a home. police arrested vinoya when showed up at the home.acing a number of charges... including attempted lewd acts with a child. ( darya ) the modesto man who was planning a christmas day bombing on san francisco's pier 39 ... has been sentenced to 15- years in prison. everitt aaron jameson admitted that he tried to aid a terrorist organization. the ex- marine planned the attacks with undercover f-b-i agents... thinking they were an islamic state group. investigators say he offered money to the organization and even offered to carry out violent attacks himself. jameson's attorney argued that he had been having second thoughts and did not actually take steps to follow his plan. ( darya ) a santa rosa man was arrested for throwing a firework under a sonoma county sheriff's deputy's patrol car in guernville. investigators say 22-year-old tristan proto threw the explosive under the cruiser... because he doesn't like the sheriff's office. the deputy was in the safeway store on main street when the firework exploded under his car. proto was arres

this home in east palo alto is helping the city break into the million dollar home club. >> upstairs you have four bedrooms and two bathrooms. >> reporter: this 2,350 square foot home that features a remodeled kitchen and a home theater system is on the market for $1.4 million. >> in over all east palo alto we are having the facebook effect. so much wealth and they nt to bike to work. >> reporter: in the 1980s it was known as the murder capital of america but she says as more families move to the city crime has dropped significantly. a new report says median home value will raise from $964,000 to 1.1 million over the next year. >> not really shocked. you know? the cost of living in the bay area is just going up crazy. >> reporter: he lived in east palo alto for the last 18 years and served on the planning commission and watched the city evolve. >> having homeowners who own property, terror attacks, services -- property taxes, services. >> reporter: this is attracting tech buyers. he believes it will sell for well over asking considering you can't find similar homes at this price poin

let's bring him home. let's bring him home. [applause] arrived by boat in arrived by boat in hawaii for the 39th stop of ur 50 capitals tour. i know c-span whether enjoy the beauty and the aloha. i am sure we'll witness and feel the spirit as the bus embarks on the discovery of hawaii. governor, and lieutenant governor do heesh roclaim august 15-22, as c-span week

his home was more than two miles away.her son jackson was supposed to go to a youth enrichment program ... which is located just 50- feet away from his classroom. but instead she got a call from her son after he walked home monday afternoon. she then rushed home and asked him why he was not at the after school program. ( james ) the district reached out to kron four... stating that it takes the incident very seriously... and is investigating. ( darya ) in the north bay.. rhonert park police are asking for help as they try to find the people responsible for beating a developmentally disabled man. it happened back on august 16th in the area of camino colegio. police say two men attacked the victim as he was taking his nightly walk. they say one of the people accused the victim of throwing a beer bottle at his house. officers say

else at home. his letters home are what you would expect. constantly writing home trying to give advice. her letters she's writing back, , yeah, i've got it. he says come all the men in the community will help you. she writes back, saying no one is helping me. she says she believes everyone theireading rumors about fairy because no one is taking the ferry either. her letters are very blunt about the lack of support sometimes for military families on the home front. she was kind of like lucy sullivan, not an enthusiastic supporter of the war, but she was able to sustain the family. she is going to have to continue in the absence of her husband , because in 1862, her father-in-law dies on a cattle her brother dies at second manassas, and her husband dies a month later at the battle of antietam. she never remarries. she and her children will run their ranch. she is doing better than most of the friends and neighbors after the war. she expanded their holdings and was doing quite well. again she was abl

does not start with in-home.from there. david: president trump, was not your first choice. you came to believe in things he stood for. ken: he won by default. ♪ ♪ david: president trump, was not your first choice but you came to believe in things he stood for. ken: he won by default. in my voice -- vote. david: but you agree with him. ken: i agree on a lot of issues. -- watchtold me wash what he does. i am pro-immigrant but i know my grandparents had to come through ellis island and fill out papers and do all the things they had to do and they could not wait for the day they became an american citizen. we need immigrants in america. but this notion of letting whoever can come in to come in, do you want that ms 13 -- the ms 13? guess what? i am wrong. that is the style that got him elected. whod: not everybody supported president trump supported him on all the issues. for example, spending and trade. ken: i am bothered by the spending. at some point, the grim reaper shows up. we cannot long suffer trillions of dol

all the homes behind me are gone. with 15 large wildfires in california, more than 1200 structures lit up, chle woods is a nurse at n dignity health, one of 40 employees who lost their homes but still showed up to care for the terminally ill. >> there is a greater cause than this immediate thing that's going on with me and my family. it's not all about that. >> reporter: tonight, two other large fires, the mendocino complex threatening to converge into one monster blaze. >> the fire is really outrunning us. >> reporter: you can see flames have been racing down this hillside the last several minutes. this tree is going up. everything here is going to burn. with 44,000 evacuated, infernos are showing no mercy, taking homes and lives. miguel almaguer, nbc news, lake county, california. >>> we're going to turn to the public revelation from the beloved star of "mash," alan alda, the 82-year-old detailing his battle with park kin son's disease. to veal a parkinson's diagnosis after neil diamond and linda ronstadt and said h

it will always be my home. i really don't know how much longer i can stay here and how much more we can take. >> the river fire is 12% contained. the ranch fire is 10% contained. calfire has not set an expected date for full containment. >>> calfire and the forest service are holding a community meeting today at kelseyville high school. they will discuss current firefighting operations and show maps highlighting the fires . that meeting begins at 6:00 tonight. >>> yosemite valley inside yosemite national park will stay closed at least through sunday. that's because of unhealthy smoke and air conditions from the ferguson fire. it has burned 58,000 acres . the good news is it has not grown much in recent days. right now it is 33% contained. >>> we are still talking about air quality because of smoke from that fire. it has also forced some summer camps near yosemite to close temporarily. yesterday camp gather run by the san francisco rec and park department was closed and camp longer, the jewish summer camp nearby

it's very difficult to buy homes in noe valley family homes.we're providing units that provide those two to three bedrooms that everyone is looking for. it's been approved by ardat and planning and we made alterations. as the neighbor's pointed out, we did have a meeting in january and we started negotiations. we started working towards a setback along the westside. we'll get into that later. to say that we weren't willing to negotiate is not true. we've always been there. we've offered restructures in bulk and mass and still maintained seven units even though we lost square footage. that doesn't matter. it matters what is right appropriate massing and bulk for the site. today i wish to point out and show you some alternatives along the way. this is a time line of what we've been through. again, the green just shows all the different iterations dates we've had in place. we've negotiated several times with the d.r. number one. dee moore. d.r. number two got lost. that's why we're here two months later than we should have been. we reached out to

when you see the home movies it reveals a side of him where he is not putting on the act. whenever there is cameras around or he is giving speeches, he is pretending to be able to walk or pretending to be able to stand when of course without the assistance of the steel braces that they put on his legs. he could not stand. >> does missy lehand appear in any of these films? if so, are there any new observations about her relationship with fdr and eleanor roosevelt? paul: yes, missy lehand appears in a number of the videos, including scenes at the white house and at his home here in hyde park, and there are fun scenes that are home movies of missy that do not have the roosevelts at all where she is traveling with her sister and they are going around the country and having a time. these are people who really enjoy life. many of these are official photographs. she looks very serious. she is the president's secretary. you can easily get a perception of her as a very reserved and serious person. when you see these home movies, you get the sense that she was a lot of fun, she was

it happened at a home in hercules.... on fremont court in the south-eastern part of the city...not too far from hercules high school. that's where we find kron4's gayle ong-- she's live in the neighborhood and she spoke with the victim tonight... gayle, how is he doing tonight? the man was having a meal with his children, heard a noise at the door,just as he was going to the front door , a man with a crow bar had busted in.. chanthi duong describes the moment an intruder had broken into his hercules homeit happened in broad daylight just before noon tuesday duong says he did not know there were three suspects total until later..they demanded m

was home. this was where his heart always was. he once said to his friend and neighbors, my heart has always been here and always will be. and it was. this is where he drew strength and happiness throughout his entire life. franklin d roosevelt was born and raised in this house. and he was buried right here on the estate as well. the roosevelts originally had a different estate a little bit down the road from this property. and the house burnt to the ground in 1865. and then fdr's father mr. james roosevelt purchased this property to be their new home in the hudson valley. fdr's parents were james and sarah delamore roosevelt. and mr. james roosevelt had a wife before sarah. her name was rebecca holland. and she passed away in 1876. and four years later in 1880, mr. james married miss sarah. he was 52 years old. and she was only 26. so she was half his age. and james and sarah only had the one child, franklin delano roosevelt. when mr. james roosevelt, fdr's father, bought this house in 1867, i

let's bring him home. [applause] >> senators returned to washington today after a shortened summer recess. they will continue to work on traditional nominations starting at noon eastern. body takemay see the up opioid legislation, a water infrastructure bill, and an effort to reauthorize the federal aviation administration. officials are reviewing 88,000 judgeof records from when brett kavanaugh was working in the white house. there is set to be a judy issues -- judiciary committee hearing after labor day. it could last three or four days. c-span watch it live on three, c-span.org, or on the c-span radio app. >> this sunday, on "oral history, " we continue our series on women in congress. me,members' resistance to their acceptance of me -- they did. draftingon that committee only because i was a ranking member. me as equalccepted and as their superior. it allowed me to know i can negotiate with the best of them. announcer: in the weeks ahead, we'll appear from colin medley and nancy johnson. watch on ameri

ya i can't wait to go home."t thankful to have had a place to stayjohn fielhauer, evacuee "it's been pretty good. the food is good, housing is good, showers great. couldn't ask for more."michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"people who have stayed here over the week, signing their names around this heart, thanking lower lake high school for being their refuge from the fire. in lower lake, michelle kingston, kron4news." (ken) happening tomorrow: a highly anticipated bart board meeting. the bart general manager will address a 28 million dollar plan to keep riders safe. but one group says more needs to be done with the plan, including mutual aid from cities that have bart stations.kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story. j.r. you've talked with a number of people today. does anyone agree on a solution here? bart police are currently working emergency staffing levels to keep you safe. meaning 6 days a week and 10 hours a day. it's a short term response to violent crimes that we've seen occur within the system. still th

el matador mobile home park residents mobile home el matador el matador mobile home park residents say the office park residents say the office didn't adress the issues until monday. on the office window was posted a letter saying there is no info on the power problem yet. p-g-and-e says the mobile home park is on a master meter.. owned by the person who runs the park. p-g-and-e says they had an issue on their end but didn't ask to disconnect until yesterday... four days after residents lost power. people there are irritated by how the handling the situation. ( darya ) kron 4 did reach out to the owner of the mobile home park.. and we have not heard back. ( james ) moving on to the east bay ... a pittsburg man is under arrest for stealing packages in antioch. yesterday ... a neighbor saw the thief take a package from a porch.after calling police ... an officer arrived within minutes ... and caught the man. the officer found several stolen

(grant) homes have (grant) homes have not burned homes have not burned but structures in the peabodyion and lagoon subdivision are threatened the fire had moved over the ridge to the gold ridge development. residents of hancock drive and hom drive are being evacuated.the fire is evacuated.drive are being drive and hom of hancock residents development. the gold ridge the ridge to moved over the fire had threatened subdivision are and lagoon subdivision in the peabody but structures tonight.new evacuations tonight. (grant) homes have not burned but structures in the peabody subdivision and lagoon subdivision are the fire had moved over the ridge to the gold ridge residents of hancock drive and hom drive are being the fire is the spca the help of vacaville pd, fire, and some amazing people that stopped to help we got the animals out. cement hill road is closed between peabody and manuel campos drive. ááááá evacuations ááááádrive.manuel campos peabody and manuel campos drive. ááááá evacuations are continuing in the paradise valley area. fairfield pd is working with staff at senior living

if there is no home, we have to make up for what the kid doesn't start with at home.you go from there. david: president trump wasn't your first choice, second choice, but you came to believe. ken: he won by default. ♪ ♪ david: president trump wasn't your first choice, second choice, but you came to believe in some of those things. ken: he won by default. look -- david: but you agree with him. ken: i agree, but somebody told me forget about what he says, watch what he does. my grandparents were immigrants. i am pro-immigrant. my grandparents came through ellis island and had to fill out papers and they had to do all the things they had to do, and they could not wait for the day they became an american citizen. we need immigrants in america, badly, that this notion of -- but this notion of letting whoever wants to come in, come in. you want the ms-13? go out to long island and look at what is going on out there. i wish trump had a different style, but guess what? i'm wrong. that is the style that got him elected. david: not everybody who supported him is supporting him

one home was destroyed, the other home damaged. this happened around 7:30 this evening. >> i went out of my house, i was watching tv. all of a sudden i heard boom, and there's flames pretty high. there was smoke, like, the whole way everywhere. >> 18 people in both of those homes lived there out of a house tonight, but they're being taken care of by the local red cross. no one was hurt and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> in the east bay a park was evacuated after reports of gunfire. this happened around 2:00 this afternoon at gearrin regional park in hayward. sky ranger was ot into an argument and one started shooting a gun into the air. two of those three people were arrested for weapon and drug violations. >>> the worldan man festival begins sunday. you can feel the burn on the peninsula. the arts and music festival is 300 miles awayth from the san carlos airport. that means noise on the peninsula is about to increase temporarily. jean elle joins us from the san carlos airport with the details. jean? >> reporter

as you can see behind the home was badly damaged. friends of the family set up gofundme page to help raise money for the family. abc7news.com has the link. for the two young women, they're just thankful everyone made it out safely. abc7 news. >> thank goodness. >>> new details on the reported kidnapping and robbery of a san jose state student. abc7 news at 7-eleven on 6th and san salvador street where one of the robberies took place. man hunt on for one suspect. victim told police he was taken at gunpoint and forced to withdraw money from several atms. e-mail went out alerting students. >> walked by times today to classes. crazy. >> victim released, not hurt. >>> south bay neighborhood and preschool were forced to shelter in place after another brazen burglary. suspects are getting bolder. amanda is live. >> reporter: according to willow glen neighbors, seems like serious crimes are happening almost daily. especially within the last month. san jose police are investigating whether the crimes are connected or all part of a larger tren

plus a renta home nightmare. his $4 million home was trashed. why he ended up in handcuffs. >>> good morning everybody. it is quiettart to the day. temperatures still in the 60s to around 70 degfies. looking day today. plenty of heat and humidity for the next couple of days. rain chances creeping back up when a new breast cancertier treatment centers of america in philadelphia, she's coming for the multimodal therapy where the specialists form ar. treatment plan toget we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. this is what attracted amy all the way from new york. these were people who were experts in their field. and for us that was the be choice. learn more about our breast center at cancercenter.com/philadelphia >>> welcome back at 4:15. we're following breaking news out of new york. >> a smoking manhole caused a panic ovnight. angie goff has more. >> we want to bring this to you. we received video from the scene. you can see how much smoke was coming out of this manhole. it was the queens midtown hu

. >> we're doing our best because we want to get you back into your homes. >> we're back into hour home in 24 hours. happy to get home. >> reporter: another lake, fire is still making runs from hills into rural property. >> scattered homes were lost again tuesday night. the total stands at 14. >> you think you're done losing homes now. >> i cannot say that. we still have a lot of ground left to fight fire on. i would not say that at all. >> reporter: for now the aerial attack is the busiest site in lake port. the county seat population 5,000 deserted. losing business and money. a disaster not lost on their congressman. >> you don't sell a gallon of gas, you don't bag groceries. it affects everybody at every level. >> reporter: qualifying for individual assistance requires a large loss of property which these fires don't have. unless they piggy back with reddings wildfire. >> we're working with fema to try and figure out if there's a way we can associate lake county with shasta county. >> i practice in lake port. this is my first vacation, undesired vacation in a year. yeah i wanted to g

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but she and her neighbors want to go home and have a home to go home to. >> a transient is accused of looting an evacuated home, they spotted jacob taylor riding a atv and arrested him. they found things taken from the home in his possession, he is facing several felonies, including looting in an evacuated area. >>> well, all of the nearby fires have us in the bay area worrying about the quality of the air with we are breathing. s on -- solano county is issuing a air quality advisory. >> air quality will be an issue for some of us. north bay and the inland east bay, that are will see moderate air quality. smoke and haze will be noticed in the air in the afternoon, due to the fires in the north. as you go north, the air quality will decline. you go in the central valley and you will see the air quality in orange and red dots means that the air quality is unhealthy. we will take a look at how hot we get tomorrow afternoon, and the weekend forecast coming up in the accu-weather 7 day. >> now, to the ferguson fire burning west of plans to reopen the park has been delayed. park officials c

he said no, i am at home. i said who brought you home. he said nobody. i walked. >> reporter: walked 2.6 miles home. his parents mapped the route from fairview elementary school which winds through downtown to home. >> thinking of what could have happened to my son on his way by himself. >> reporter: his parents say after kindergarten their son was supposed to be escorted to a school program on the campus. a program they pay for. he shared his journey home, not knowing street names, just recognizing land marks. >> that way. right there. >> you walked that way. >> then around there. >> and then what? >> then i went -- straight. i went straight. turned. >> second street he said there was two benches and showed me where they were and he cruzed the street -- crossed the street. he said the car stopped. >> reporter: his parents showed up, day two to make sure their son was taken to the after school program. >> working mom. four kids. my husband works as well. and this is what i have to go through to make sure my kids are safe. >> reporter: the school district

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defensible space around their homes. while defensible space is important, cal fire advises homeowners to only mow or saw between the hours of 6 am and 10 pm. >>> fire crews were able to contain a small gas fire in contra costa county. the fire started this morning near highway 4 and ybor road. the flames were headed toward several fast food businesses at one point and a chevron gas station but crews managed to put out the flames. >>> people in sacramento are opening up their homes to those displaced by the carr fire. hundreds of airbnb hosts have offered fire victims to stay at their homes for free. the company asked its users for help on friday. hosts have not disappointed. one person from sacramento says he is ready to open his homeland this is not the first time he has helped. 's back when there was the santa rosa fires, we had a family stay with us. people were in trouble and they needed help. this woman who contacted me, i was -- i could tell she was in desperate need of help. >> to find out more about the open home

homes so far ... and the mendocino complex fire destroying 14.rossi montes de oca, kelseyville"it was really hard staying out from your house for a few days and seeing the flames less than a mile away."people here -- worried -- and ready to get home.sandra strohmeier, kelseyville"given this is the new normal, it's puzzling, why so many fires? this isn't how it used to be."lake county sheriff's office says there have been burglaries in the county since the fires started -- but want people to know they are doing their best to keep everyone's homes safe. officials thanking first responders for all their work. rep. mike thompson/ 5th congressional district"they're just remarkable and every one of them puts their life on the line and they're there for all of us so thank you police and fire.an information booth will be set up outside kelseyville high school all day thursday for anyone with questions.in kelseyville michelle kingston kron 4 news (ken) as they've done in past years... the staff at moose lodge

but hundreds of homes lost their homes in a computer glitch at wells fargo may to be blame.hen homeowners applied for a federally backed program. 400 people lost their homes in foreclosure. wells fargo said asigh $8 million for familiar -- aside $8 million for families impacted by this calculation error. >>> it sounds like tesla is hiring even though announced it was laying off 9% of their work force. there is a 23% increase in the number of job openings listed on the website. most of the positions are at the fremont factory and the battery factory in nevada. they are hiring more delivery workers so try to speed up getting all the new cars to owners as quickly as possible. >>> if you're a big fan of nutella, they have a unique job opportunity. they are looking to hire 60 censorry 60 taste testers this is the first time they are looking to hire nonprofessionals. and the field of applicants will go through a three month training session in italy. a part-time job, four hours per week no word on what you would get paid for the job. >>> leg-go's goal is to be 100- degree sustaina

whether it's electronic monitoring in your home or home care, in-home care, there's lots of things going on. the concept of the hospital as the center of health care is really quite antiquated. unfortunately, you can't sort of break it all down and start again and say oh what's the best place to do this, we will build this for this, and this for this. so what we have done is said where is the best place to put assertive as we know it now and as we have the opportunity to make those changes we make those changes, so the foundation is growing. they are making big investments in primary care and in growing the outpatient setting and availability of outpatient services for patients in san francisco around this beautiful new hospital that's being built. so to sort of round out the care that we provide. so this is our opportunity to make those changes. and as we continue to grow and change, we will take those opportunities and make those changes. >> community benefit? >> what would you like to know about community benefit? i don't have the numbers with me but i can certainly provide them to yo

byron close to his family and she home sweet home. it's time for and on the top five and today we're going to be looking at the top five family clubs here's my selection. at number five in munich the biggest club in germany and they have the most paying members of any football club worldwide plus they love employing former players furness roman sally how much it's going to cost the bomber himself. so once you buy and you're always part of the family next up a number for his bunker juniors they are massive family in fact they've got nearly hof the country behind them. apparently is forty percent of argentinians who support continues but twenty million supporters in their own country i don't know if that really adds up the important thing. is that big and their local rivals replace whenever they play them in the super classic oh it's a real family feud the head of the family the hand of god and. even has a lifelong books and the stadium. club is on your own belly going to their stadium is like coming home and that's because the fans hel

, 13 homes destroyed. a man arrested for intentionally setting the fire. biggest music e country. the traffic headache you can expect from "outside lands" and how the new transbay transit center will transform your commute. join us tomorrow from think twice before letting your child fly unaccompanied. 9-year-old "carter gray" and his 7-seven-year-old sister "etta" were h >>> it is a story that might make you think twice before letting your child fly unaccompanied. these children were flying as unaccompanied minors. when that flight was unexpectedly diverted overnight that's when the nightmare began. they were taken to the hotel at 2:00 in the morning and when the son borrowed a phone to text. >> for them to leave the messaging in a 7 and 9-year-old is unacceptable. no supervisor tried to call or phone call or e-mails. >> pretty troubling report. frontier airlines says their records show the kids were in contact with their parents and attended to at all times by a g cereal and put in a hotel room with unxed

at where the last home sold for."> ..she has about 40 interested buyers as we speak..and expecting an offer by monday. other undiscovered areas to look into - livermore, hayward and some spots in oakland where more square footage for live in the east bay, gayle ong kron4 news. (pam) coming up: dramatic video of a mudslide... tearing through a switzerland village. you will see the force that caused residents to run for their lives. (ken)and next :the chilling confession from the accused parkland school gunman...the range of emotions in the moments after the shootings that killed 17 people. chilling new video of the alleged parkland school shooter... confessing. the interrogation video was released by prosecutors.it was recorded just hours after the 19-year-old confessed to killing 17students and teachers. the video, shows him at times acting erratically and murmuring to himself about wanting to die."kill me. just (expletive) kill me. (expletive)." "i want to die. at the end you're nothing but worthless (expletive) du

it looks like a whole new home. you definitely get a lot more bang for your buck. >>> federal regulators have reportedly sent a subpoena to dustless board of director in response desmet he was concerned taking the company private. they are reporting that the securities and exchange commission is seeking information from each of tesla's directors after opening an initial inquiry last week. it is not clear what information they are seeking. and the tweet, mess that he had a funding secured to take the company private. if that turns out to not be true he could be in legal trouble. it is against the wall to give misleading information that could affect the company stock price. tesla stock is down almost nine dollars at $338 per share. the major indexes were also lower today ongoing worries about the administration tariffs. the dow dropped 137 points, nasdaq was done ninety six and s&p fell 21. >>> republican can i get john cox stop by a dmv office this afternoon. cox talk to people waiting in line and blasted state lawm

i want to talk about this and new homes built.o diana olick's story, are we seeing movement in capitulation by stubborn sellers? >> i think the market is cooling a bit. more than half of the major markets we track have seen a slowdown in house price appreciation in the last couple of months. that's a good thing. it was probably going up too fast for the market and creating affordability problems it's good it's cooling down a bit. >> cooling down is a good thing because mortgage rates have also gone up. does the price of the home matter at all? is it the fact it's $2,000 a month? is the monthly payment more important than the price >> right you're right people figure out how much they can afford to buy based on that monthly payment. with mortgage rates going up, housing prices going up, they can afford to buy less we did an analysis at the market level and found that the renters who earn about $135,000 in san francisco can afford to buy an $820,000 home. >> what? >> yeah. that's a lot, right? 20% of the homes in san francisco for s

the fires have destroyed 41 homes... about 92-hundred buildings are threatened.<...really hot> (vicki) more than three thousand firefighters are battling this blaze. (ken) relief tonight for many evacuees....some evacuations were lifted in lake county... that's where we find kron4's gayle ong gayle you spoke to people who just returned home last night? residents in lakeport were allowed back home yesterday afternoon..but there's actually not many people around.. mike galloway is perhaps the only person sitting outside on his porch in lakeport.the city of lakeport was under mandatory evacuations on saturday, residents had to flee the raging mendocino complex fires mike's next door neighbor carol stine also just

ever since then uncial has been fighting for justice he has invited me to his home in sears or where he lives under twenty four hour police protection. fire. i'm firing. on my father in this city. uncial is preparing for yet another hearing in his father's murder trial the state has charged singh with two murders including that of uncial father but the case has dragged on for over fifteen years and there's still no verdict in a body the truth is what's giving us strength we've taken on such a powerful empire what are we in front of them with nothing until says the guru and his followers tried every trick in the book to prevent him from testifying. they never directly threaten me but indirectly they tried really hard through my relatives through a local administrator through a former state chief minister they tried to get me to compromise. my reply was what more can they do to us. there's nothing more valuable than life and that they've already taken. for the past eleven years the central bureau of investigation has assigned an armed bodyguard the threat he says is real the gurus devo