home unique. and also, always remember, guys, you can negotiate closing costs. for you the seller -- well, you must make sure that your asking price is real. qualified buyers who have competent brokers know the marketplace. they've done their homework. that's ifor today. be sure to send me your questis or property stories at propertyman@foxnews.com. and check out our website at foxnews.com/propertyman. i'm bob massi. i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] ♪ >> i'm bob massi. for 34 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, the center of the recent real-estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the sunshine state of florida. so we headed from the strip to the beach to show you how to live the american dream. i'm gonna meet real people who are facing serious problems, take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe and give yo

so in your situation, unfortunately, you and i who wanna buy a home or refinance a home, so often, went on the appraiser and their findings. that's all the time we have for today. be sure to send me your property stories, questions, or pictures of your property bloopers. send them to propertyman@foxnews.com. and don't forget to check us out on facebook and twitter. there's also plenty more information on videos on our website, foxnews.com/propertyman. i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] ♪ >> female announcer: the following is a paid presentation for myohealth. >> male announcer: helping you live stronger at any age! >> female announcer: brought to you by trivita. ♪ >> male announcer: do you wish you had the strength, flexibility, and mobility you did in your 20s and 30s? >> female announcer: do you wish you could do more of the things you used to enjoy? >> male announcer: are you tired of feeling weak... >> female announcer: ...feeling like you just don't have the energy you used to have? if so, stay tuned to learn about a new clinically tested natural product... >> male anno

so in your situation, unfortunately, you and i who wanna buy a home or refinance a home, so often, weendent on the appraiser and their findings. that's all the time we have for today. be sure to send me your property stories, questions, or pictures of your property bloopers. send them to propertyman@foxnews.com. and don't forget to check us out on facebook and twitter. there's also plenty more information on videos on our website, foxnews.com/propertyman. i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] have a happy father's day. here is lou dobbs. lou: president trump is besieged by the dems, the deep state, and the national left-wing media and many of the elites of his own party. he's fighting a war for the soul of the nation. and the main battleground is washington, d.c. it's a swamp filled with ugly and dangerous creatures intent on the destruction of the trump presidency. mr. trump lashed out at the man leading what he calls a rich hunt. special counsel robert mueller and the man who appointed him, deputy attorney general

in that nursing home. two-thirds of the income for all of our nursing homes in maine come from medicaid. what happens to them if their revenues are significantly cut? what happens? but mostly, what happens to people like cora? there's also an idea, and i heard the head of the budget did the head of o.m.b. talk about, we're not really cutting, we're cutting the rate of growth. well if the demand is growing, the cost is growing, and you cut the rate of growth, you are cutting. less money will be available than is necessary to meet the need. that is a real cut, and all of us know that we're facing a -- a demographic bulge from the people who are baby boom generation who are going to have to -- who are aging and are going to require more and more medical treatment and are going to put a greater demand on our nursing homes. in maine, we're projecting 105,000 people increase in the next ten years of people over 65, one in four maine people will be over 65 in the next two decades. the alzheimer's association proj

in fact, the median price of a home is now the highest it's been, putting home ownership even further out of reach for some. low inventory has helped propel prices and homes are going quick. the number of days houses are on the market hit a new low. diana oleic reports the divide between homeowners and renters is widening. >> home sales have been seesawing a few months now. the headline here is really in home prices. the median price of a home sold cheaper, half more 00. expensive. it says more higher priced home rs sele $100,000 dropped 7% from a year ago. even those between -- sells of homes priced half a million were up over 20% and million dollar home sales were up nearly 30%. >> if you run up the home price, it make it more difficult for renters. we are essentially stuck at a 50 or lower home ownership rate and this is the current of a time where overall. >> howard: ing equity has doubled. wealth.hose who can the problem is largely the weak supply, especially of affordable homes for sale. the price of homes developed over 8% from a year ago to the lowest record. these dynamics in

you say, english manor home. you walk in the dining room and you see all of this french louix xiv furniture. they were in love with that french culture and english manor homes. it is a melding of this. if you come here for the weekend, it is a very exclusive invitation. you know, caroline -- had the 400, the people who mattered in society but mrs. mills, ruth livingston mills, is more exclusive. 40 families in america worth bothering with. and, of course, those were all of this a venerable lineage like her own. and glitterati of the period. you would come for the weekend and during the day you would enjoy the pleasures of the country. you would be yachting and on their private golf course, their tennis courts, fox chasing, taking walks -- strolling down to the river and so forth. and, after you have enjoyed those pleasurable country activities during the day, the culminating event in your visit is this grand, elaborate, multicourse dinner of the finest french food. the mills' employed three french chefs and they

>> there are soldiers who are home and they run and hide. if they are found, they will be captured and put in prison. the homefront becomes the domain of women and people -- you could count an injured soldier as feminized. families where they have older fathers who aren't in the army or very young brothers, these girls are talking about how dad and my brothers are hiding in the swamp to make sure that sherman's men don't find them. >> have you taken any look at the confederate's treatment in similar situation as they came through pennsylvania for instance of the union women's homes? because im much focused on southern women. there are southern women who say sherman urging they would do such things like that. they don't want -- when soldiers are in gettysburg, they would be aghast if southern troops treated northern women that way. i don't know what the interactions were. tell you exactly what happened. i know in the shenandoah valley, the union troops with sheridan did similar interactions. i was wondering if you could talk about how union s

>> they were really attacking his home. >> you have a right to protect your home and to protect yourself. >> he planned, he prepared and was determined to kill. >> the most chilling detail of all. what you'll hear on tape. >> i'm still shaking. >> no one would be the same. >> i think that's probably one of the hardest parts about all of it. >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." tonight, kate snow with "12 minutes on elm street." >> 12 minutes, not a long time. but for three people whose pasts collided on thanksgiving day, 12 minutes was all it took for their lives to explode in a flash. >> i refuse to live in fear. >> 12 minutes that would haunt their families. >> i dropped to my knees. i was like, this can't be happening. >> basically, why? >> every second of those terrifying minutes would be fiercely debated. >> your natural instinct is to save yourself, however you need to do it. >> a town divided over what happened inside this house on elm street. >> we've had a lot of things happen in trial. i've never in my life had evidence such as this. >> this might be more than what we're

first time home buyers make up to 35% of all home buyers in the last 12 months. this good news will continue. the harvard joint center for housing studies project that the united states will add 13.6 million households over the next eight years. the federal housing administration has a strong role to play. fha has helped more than 46 million americans either obtain mortgages or refinancing. and estimated 40% of all first time home buyers use fha. in fact during the time that we spend here today 4,000 new home buyers will be assisted by fha. so the pace is really quite exciting. now, this good news hides one story. the housing market is becoming a lost dream for many of the millennials. we must create a viable entryway for more credit worthy millennials. first time home buyers feel frozen out and there's new data from showing that 35% of all fha loans were closed by millennials, fha. i worry because there are reports from california from the state lij is layture that only about 13% of millennials buy a home. why? the high prices of homes escalate out of reach for

weapons and explosives found inside this home yesterday.he discovery, as they were here serving a mental health warrant, police still on scene at this hour, we will be right back. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple playr 2 ye. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service for two years all with a two year agreement. >> cash of weapons and explosives, as investigators swarm a bucks county home to determine what has been going on. >> presenting its evidence, prosecutors continue the corruption trial of seth williams trying to convince a jury that the constantly on the take. >> breaking news, a major shake up at uber. the company's embattled ceo announcing, he's resigning from the ride hailing compa

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homes or invade the houses.here's a huge hill behind this home, so with the water flowing downhill, that's why they decided to go ahead and evacuate the homes. they got the call about the water break 3:25 this morning, and we have seen two cars of homeowners driving around with children in the backseat, not sure where to go and not sure what to do, but they can't go home. they have been evacuated. one man told us he did not want to go on camera and felt a little disshovelled being woken up in the middle of the night with this happening. the water department is here right now trying to get the water shut off. we're live in belmont hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> i am tracking a investigation in the south bay in a bad crash involving a san jose police officer. you can see the ford explorer smashed in the front and it happened before midnight in san jose. the other car involved, the white one, has damage to the front passenger side. we're told the officer in the suv was not hurt and neither was anybody in the white car.

rosemary connors is live at oh's home. the councilman seems to be in good spirits. >> reporter: you wouldn't believe he was in surgery less than 24 hours ago. the councilman walked us through exactly what happened. he said last night he just got home from a long day at work. unpacking his car when he noticed a man walked by. they nodded to each other. the councilman picked up the story from there. >> i closed the back suv and when i looked up there he was. his demeanor had completely changed one of look of urgency. >> reporter: the man wanted his keys to his chevy suv. >> then he punched me in my left side. which i understand to be likely that he stabbed me. so i took a step back and i said you stabbed me. >> reporter: this is the aftermath as councilman david oh tried to distance himself from the attacker he noticed some onlook nearby. >> there was a vehicle where two guys came out and i thought they were asking me if i needed help. you need help. but then it occurred to me they weren't talking to me, they were talking to

were any of the homes burned?>> we understand maybe two were burned at least the backside so there were four impacted that have not given details on what they mean by impacted we understand the fence lines were burned and they may have touched the back of the house thankfully the homes did not burn down. >> it is scary when you are seeing the flames coming that cost. thank you for the report. >>> health officials are trying to determine if there was a third related -- heat related deaths in the south bay two happened on monday an 87-year- old woman and a 72-year-old man. the woman was gardening when she was overcome by the hot sun. the other victim a homeless man whose body was found in his car. homeless advocates are going to encampments handing out bottles of water encouraging people to seek protective shelter if possible. >> many people have air- conditioners on full blast as we endure one of the hottest days of the year. that is not an option for people who work outside though. state law requires employers to

davis playing keep away. 18th home run of the season.plete the sweep by the final of 4-3. >>> a great way to spend father's day at the ballpark the giants and the rockies. down 2-1. rockies hit two home runs off of ty blach, trevor story, almost out to the top of the bleachers tied the game at two. blach pulled after 6-2/3 innings. hunter pence leaves the yard. his fourth home run of the season to give the giants a 4-3 lead. a lead they would not hold. bottom of the ninth. now, 5-4 giants and then nolan arenado with a three-run walk-off home run. he hit for the cycle and the giants lose their sixth straight. they fall to the rockies by the final of 7-5. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. and the second half hour of sports we will hit the track with nascar. >>> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> good evening, i'm eric thomas, in tonight's headlines a rare bay area recommendation from pg&e, they want customers to conserve power between and 7:30 tomorrow. customers lost power tomorrow. nearly 20,000

they wanted to own their home -- the american dream. they wanted to own a home.y went out, they found what they wanted, they signed up for a mortgage, they paid whatever they had to pay for the house because the prices were so over-inflated at the time, and they worked so hard to try to keep their property, and it just got to a point where they just couldn't do it anymore. >> the decision was i want to short-sell the two condos. i can't do it anymore. >> short sale basically meant, by definition, that you owed "x" amount of dollars. >> correct. >> the value of the home was much less. >> right. >> and you're basically going to the lenders and you're saying, "i want to bring a buyer in to buy it for the present value." >> right. >> you tried to short-sell. any luck? >> at the beginning, no. it took a while because what happened was the institutions -- they were waiting for appraisals to come in, and they didn't like the appraisals they were getting, so they were sitting on it and not selling it. they just hung out for more. they wanted more, more, more. >> as they

but wasn't permitted to buy a home there. he was better off nationally than many of the people who purchased homes in levitttown, the white people. they were working class men returning from the war. so the g.i. bill was available in theory to african-americans but if the subdivisions that the federal government was creating wouldn't sell homes to them, the availability of the g.i. bill didn't do much good. >> thank you. i love your book. i've bought so many copies. i live locally in this neighborhood, and i'm increasing -- i grew up in washington, dc on dupont circle and one side of the circle was mixed and the side was mixed. by the time i graduated from college that changed and all dupont circle has gentrified. i couldn't afford to live there mat is the impact of zoning? i have a ground floor flat i could afford to rent to a family. they go to the merch school or -- they could live downstairs in a one-bedroom with a big living room, dining room, kitchen, a beautiful garden, but i can't do it because of zoning. i would like

speaker wars with the home pod.we will talk to joanna stern from "wall street journal." she got her hands on the product yesterday. t least analyze custor traffic? can we push the offer online? legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday? yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. it's your glass of willpower that helps keep cravings... ...far, far away. feel less hungry with the natural fiber in clinically... ...proven meta appetite control. from metamucil. >>> i'm sue herera. what's your cnbc news update. paris police say they have shot a man outside the notre dame cathedral ach he tried to attack an officer using a hammer. the attacker was injured and is being hospitalized. paris police telling nbc news it is being treated as a terrorist incident. >>> british police arresting a 27-year-old man in east london this morning. they also searched another address in the area. they

rachel had been shot in a home invasion. >> i was frantic.g everybody i could think of. >> reporter: even though she'd broken up with him, betsy called gregg out of concern for him and his wife. >> and he said, yeah, i just found out. i think that somebody's targeting the people i love. >> reporter: she says gregg was in a panic, with his own suspicions about the shooting. >> it was someone that wanted to frame him and discredit him and ruin his life. and that's why rachel wasn't killed, just injured. and i might be the next one. >> you could be a target if what he's saying is true? >> right. i went home and loaded every gun i have and i had knives in other rooms. i was ready for war. bring it on. >> wow. this is action betsy at her best? >> what do you? i'm not gonna cower in a corner. i don't do that. >> reporter: while betsy was on alert, her friend joe heard about the shooting too, and he had a very different reaction. that's because he wasn't just betsy's neighbor. he was the local police chief. >> i said, "in the world i come from, i do

sweet home. in and around oakland you have to be color blind to miss the wearing of blue and gold. that's one advantage home turf brings a team. >> it's going to happen. they wanted to win at home. >> reporter: we're on washington street a couple blocks from warrior headquarters where we found a sense of home turf championship history in the air. do you know last time a team won on home turf? in 1970 the oakland as beat the dodgers. it's been that long. >> if the warriors win tonight it will be crazy in the streets. >> reporter: meantime outside oracle arena, no rush to get in yet and gold t-shirts waiting, all extra large and people are still working. these cameras are pointed at every angle. some belong to carlos gonzalez and his colleagues estimates they will snap 90,000 pictures. if confetti falls, will you have an angle for that? they will be in colors. >> home turf, home advantage, warriors strong. >> reporter: abc7 news. a lot of people hoping they enjoy some confetti and perhaps a little

is this a low-maintenance home?e, you don't have to maintain them at all. >> the home is built out of poured concrete, glass, and oxidized titanium panels. they are meant to age gracefully in the desert. >> you want the aging and the patina of these materials, rather than a wood and stucco. you just let it age with time. and the color and the form it takes in this harsh environment is what you want it to look like. there's a lot of poured and placed concrete here. and it's usually pretty easy to do poured and placed concrete when you do it straight. but the back of the house is a completely poured-in-place curved concrete wall that frames the curvilinear nature of the house, all focused on the center of that pool. >> if the main house is not enough for you, don't worry. there's a full guest house, as well. >> you reach it by a bridge over the arroyo. and the guest house has a living room with a fireplace, a full kitchen, and two bedrooms with their own baths. in addition, there's an outdoor kitchen for guests. >> i

behind us you can see hopefuls -- how close the flames came to the home. you are looking at homes in the glen cove neighborhood right on barrington drive we want to show your video from earlier today we had cameras from skyfox and here on the ground fire started just before 1:00 it was a car that drove across the cartoon is -- carquinez bridge made it to the toll plaza and pulled over on eastbound 80 somehow the car caught fire and the flames spread of the hillside to this neighborhood in the glen cove area of the vallejo people tell us many of them brought water hoses to try to spray down the lawns and backyards just to save

he ended up 4 for 4 with two home runs on the day.final tune-up before this year's u.s. open. the st. jude classic in memphis. phil mickelson won't be playing next week going to his child's graduation. co-leader through 11. but a second shot on 12 finds the water. triple bogey had him finish ninth place at seventh under. daniel berger, chipping from just off the green. perfect touch. nothing but net. a little birdie there he shot a 4 under 66. this birdie on 15 gave him the outright lead. he would par in the rest of the way. his second career pga tour victory. 10 under par winning this event two years in a row. this abc 7 sports report broi broug brought to you by river rock casino. first team to do it at home since the a's in 1974. >> which would be nice because he doesn't want to go back to cleveland. nothing against cleveland. >> great city. >> thanks a lot. for drew and shu, i'm eric thomas. have a great night and even better morning. where a walk down main street... there's a place like no other... where a walk down main street..

problem, a home warranty and a home warranty problem. chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. it authorized. ==raj/2shot== so he turned to our consumer te >>> nbc responds to a man that couldn't get his home warranty company to pay for a claim. >> so he turned to the $2300 problem. chris joins us with the story. >> when mike baits noticed his water heater was leaking, he called american home shield and the company approved the home repair work over the phone saying mike just needed to send in the invoice for reimbursement. that's what he did for $2300 because the leaky water heater

and what this whole nursing home thing is bogus here?ver want to see jeff cole waiting for you anywhere. >> you noel ' get the answer cents and probably be out there again, because dai-ichi two of the testimony in the corruption trial of philadelphia district attorney, seth williams. a key witness tells jurors he even stole from his elderly mother. >> who is this from the nursing home. >> that's right. someone from the nursing home where seth williams mother was living. she said he owed room, board, and care money for that, prosecutors say he always had his hands in someone else's, including his mother, when he stole money. the government's first witness was called into explain exactly how her name kathleen de freeze, she told them, she was in charge of collecting the cash owed for williams 80 year old mother. she described the attempt to collect the debt as wild goose chase having to mail, e-mail, she said she felt like she was harassing williams realize he may never pay. so she just wrote the debt off in opening statement, defense lawy

crews are trying desperately to save threatened homes. hear why the weather is making things worse. >>> a midair square for travelers struck on a plane that was shaking like a washing machine. the pilot even asking them to pray. what the airline said overnight. >>> hear the stunning claim. john mcenroe is making a claim about serena williams. >>> we do say good morning on this monday and start in washington, d.c. where we're tracking developments on several fronts. >> first in the senate a vote is looming this week on the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. meanwhile, it's the last day of the supreme court session which means we could get a decision on president trump's controversial travel ban. >> so all of this adds up to a busy day for emily who is covering it all for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is quite the uphill battle for the senate health care bill. every moment counts for the gop senators trying to push it through. a catalyst for heated town halls and rallies over the weekend. >> get your conscience in ord

efeating isis abroad will ensure safety of australians at home. that is the reason for the government commitment to largest military build-up in peace-time history. the government will ensure, record $200 ough billion investment in defense capability that we will continue to apply lethal force required to defeat terrorists abroad. australia continues to make one of the largest contributions to the campaign in the middle east. after $760 currently deployed, 300 members in training iraqy members of 120 special operations task group roviding advice and assistance to the iraqi counter terrorism conducting group air strike necessary iraq and syria and 55 members embedded in positions in iraq. ince october 2014, there have been more than 2300 air strikes iraq, delivering 1900 syria.intoes iraq and let's not forget, mr. speaker, this prime minister halted our targeting enemy combatant necessary syria and forces will act against isis in iraq and syria no matter where they are or what doing, so long as they belong to the group of terrorists that we seek to

they flew above the home a short time ago. deputies say there are about 500 exotic parrots, mckaus, kept in cages. neighbors complained about noises and odors for several weeks. deputies say the birds will likely stay there for now. >>> tonight uber's ceo said he's taking an indefinite leave of absence as the company takes steps to improve its culture. the report was outlining the changes the company should undergo. tiffany wilson is outside uber headquarters with the new developments. tiffany? >> reporter: in company e-mails, the ceo said today should be the turning point toward a more inclusive uber. uber 2.0. he says he needs to take time off to work on himself, so he can be the leader the company needs. after months of investigating uber's culture, former u.s. attorney general eric holder released his report today. the ceo travis calanick was not in the staff meeting to discuss holder's recommendation. >> let us address the elephant in the room. >> reporter: he said he's taking an indefinite leave of absence to grieve his

there's nobody home. society is made up of people, the kind of people you raise in your home determines the kind of society. when you took the father out of the home, broke up the family structure, we don't -- the kids have no place to go. anytime you see young people dying at early ages, they have no self-worth. they haven't been taught anything. when i was coming up, the last thing we wanted to do -- i'm from the 1950's -- was to die. i remember being at my girlfriend's house at 14 and say, i wonder who i will be living with when i'm 90. it never occurred to me. this is sad. i'm here to tell you how many kids has -- asks me, granny, can i come home with you? because there's nobody at home. thank you very much for your time. bye. host: ok. in some other headlines today from "the hill," it reports that the justice department is issuing a warning about anonymous sources. the justice department issued a statement thursday night warning the media and other americans against believing anonymous sources and wa

gushing down a lot of water between these two homes. now residents are waiting to see if all that water means the fwroun will be overly unstable. a water main break cause ago water fall in between two homes. forcing evacuations. >> they wanted to make sure everybody got out. and so we were really lucky. >> the water pipe was installed in the 1950s. created mounds of mud that rolled down a hill slamming into a house blee threatening others. >> flowing at about 1,000 gallons a minute. took about two hours to turn off. we're talking about 120,000 gallons of water. >> no one was hurt but dozens of homes lost water most of the day even after the break was capped. >> any didn't know what else was going to fail you know because you got that much water coming out. >> the massive mud brought concern to the foundation of the lan. worrying neighbors if more could slide. this while people are allowed back home but cautious if they'll have to leave again. and just seconds ago we just got the verdict from landon specter's as of right now residents ca

defeat is broad with assure safety of australians at home. that's a reason for the commit tom the largest military buildup in the peacetime history. the government ill will ensure $200 billion investment in defense capability, but our aid here can continue to apply lethal force required to defeat terrorists abroad. australia continues to make one of largest contributions to the campaign in the middle east. up to 760adf members are currently deployed, including 3 machine members in the training of iraqi army troops, 120 members of the special operations task group providing advice and assistance to the iraqi counterterrorism service, 300 members of the air class group, conducting air strikes in iraq and australia, 55 members n positions in iraq. since october 2014 there have been more than 2,380 air strikes over iraq, delivering 1,900 weapons into iraq and syria. and let's not forget, mr. speaker, it was this prime minister who altered our approach to argentinaing enemy combatant in syria and iraq so that our forces are empowered to act agains

problem, a home warranty and a home warranty problem. i'm chief investigator chris ga morr gamora. nbc responds next. nbc bay area responds. to a san ramon man who couldn )t get his home warranty company to pay a claim he says it autri >>> nbc bay area responds to a san ramon man who could not get his home warranty company to pay a claim he says they authorized. >> so he turned to our consumer team with his $2300 problem. senior investigator mike gamora now has that story. >> when mike bates learned his water heater was leaking, he called in his home warranty. they approved it over the phone, saying he needed to send in the invoice for reimbursement. that's what he did. the reimbursement was for $2300 because the repair company said the water heater was beyond repair and needed replaced. but the home warranty company denied the claim, saying he didn't get prior approval. he was to call them and explain the problem before they started work. mike said that's not what he was told, so he reached out to us for help. we contacted american home

that's a home run in softball.guard thinks he has a base hit here, but former ucla star with a great catch. the score was 19-16. >> he kept pushing. it is a blessing i came here and the support here really grew. it was positive and just sticking with it. >> just a great group of guys that respect each other and care for each other. we work really well together. men growing up together and going through life together and learn a lot from each other. this is another thing. >> after three rounds of the pga traveler's champion jordan has a at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> a class of new graduat

. he has a family to come home to. he has a family yo come home to. he has these two boys waiting for him to come home.the main suspect in the case is bob tang.a friend of the family who owns the warehouse where the reamins were found.the families used to vacation together.tang's car was found at sfo on may 25th and he hasn't been seen since.police suspect he may have fled the country.rattana kim/wife: whereever you are bob, if this is my husband's body youa re strictly responsible for his death. i just hope adn pray its not my husband that they found.(hermela aregawi)again it has yet to be confirmed if the remains do in fact belong to piseth chhay.but we'll hopefully get some answers in the coming days or the coming weeks.reporting in san francisco, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. (justine) tonight a massive fight broke out in a busy mall leaving one poice officer injured and forcing the mall to close early.. this is video from the after math of the fight that broke out at westfield mall in san francisco.. police responded to some sort of altercation.. the suspects then reportedly appr

were at home.ve very far from here and we heard shots or we heard pow, pow, pow type thing, quite a few of them. and i asked my daughter was that gunfire and she's like i don't know. we heard it on the scanner so we came down here.> ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) a father of four is killed in san francisco's bernal heights park, and now the family is pleading for help finding the killer.( darya ) rebecca strom is here with what police are doing to keep people safe in that area. ( rebecca ) thirty-three- year-old giovanny alvarez was found stabbed to death on sunday. san francisco police officers held a community meeting last night, assuring the public to stay calm and that the park is safe. people living near the park say they find alcohol bottles, graffiti and hear partying late into the night. in response to the murder police have increased patrols. officers are not saying where alvarez was killed, but they believe he was targeted. <"we are l

joining us is joe fonzi, home sweet home. like being home with a chance to win the nba championship. although the warriors experience that last year, what separates them tonight compared to being down three, one last year?>> he is a pretty smart guy. he made some great points. three major things if you say the numbers are three, one. you might remember green was suspended for game 5. steph curry wasn't healthy, and there was a guy named kevin durant who played for the oklahoma thunder this time last year.>> amy barnes is not giving her the same thing to ron -- kevin drafted? >> it without the numbers are never at the same the situation is not. one of the greatest points that was just made is the fact that and this is what makes the playoffs different from any other time during the season, there is no time in this event you see the same team five times in a row or seven times. it's all about the adjustments. if you remember and game one. kevin durant had all those docs going down the middle of the lane because the cows were so

employed three french chefs and they would travel with them from home to home. you would be at dinner -- the women would be wearing their finest gowns from the house of worth in paris. the ropes of pearls. their finest evening attire. it is not going to be a relaxed affair. you have been invited to this incredibly exclusive house, and you are going to be judged on your conversation. do you know which fork of the five on the table you are to use for your oysters or salad? do you have all the right manners and witticisms in all faireght social savois to belong in this company? the people in the the gilded age , i don't mean just the mills, the melons and raqq rockefellers, they collected amazing collections of art. when forces in europe were these folks are going to europe and purchasing fabulous collections of art and of europeans culture which they are sort of appropriating into their own lifestyles, but it left us with carnegie libraries over all the country. it left us with most of the collections of places like them metropolitan museum of art. while they were

ike brandel/home threatened by fire:so far everything seems to be alright. just a lot of fire trucks.(pam) officials still don't know the cause of the fire.. it remains under investigation. (pam) stay on top of the heat wave by tracking the weather in your neighborhood.. .using our kron-4 app. you can get weather alerts, follow forecasts and be the first to know when breaking news happens in your area. (steve) a tragic story tonight out of santa rosa... where a father apparently killed his two young children this father's day weekend before taking his own life. kron4's jr stone is in santa rosa... and talked to be people that knew the dad. (j.r.)yes, and they were heart broken when i told them what had happened. out here this evening you can see that officers are still out here gathering evidence and trying to get to the bottom of what happened.friends tell me that alvaro camara is the man that killed his two kids then hanged himself.he was always quick to smile, always talkative but lately he seemed like carrie was saying a little bit nervous and edgy. thos

a woman attacked while walking home. nancy: her quick-thinking helps police track down an attempted rapist, leaving behind evidence not far from the scene in wheaton. abc7's montgomery county reporter kevin lewis has a story you will only see on abc7. >> god bless the police officer, for real. kevin: a tiny drop of blood behind the door led to franklin's capture. the local homeless man, poli ground in the wheaton neighborhood. cigarettes and alcohol on his breath. the woman screamed, "please don't kill me. i have money." gilbert franklin shouted back, "i want sex." fearing for her life, the woman invited franklin back to her home whereupon walking in the front door, her roommates scared franklin off. but not before a drop of blood fell from his body. an observant patrol officer later collected the blood and send it to the montgomery county crime lab, which made the link. >> is it divine providence? kevin: she is blown away from the solid police work. >> i look behind me all the time. people think i'm paranoid. that was s

we caught up with tha >> go home [indiscernible] my boy back at home try to get me to play pickup whenet back. >> a lot of people sending text messages, a shout out. i didn't know what they were talking about. 9:30, that's a long night for me. >> new father's life was turned upside down after his friend and gym rat gave him a shout outafter winning the nba championship. >> on the basketball court. >> craig horn is one of the guys who shoot hoops when finals mvp is in town. >> he is competing against us like competing against lebron. we compete against him, we compete against kevin durant. i don't think he was shouting out to me. he was shouts out >> evidence right down from the hoed of largo high school where kevin financed this very court. >> he know it is things that he did not have coming up that we did not have coming up. it's nothing but love. >> and not always about basketball. >> my favorite thing last year, just when he came home, you know, and we got in the gym. we played for about three hours at the high school. we didn't talk nothing about basketball. it was just love. >> lo

and another leadoff home r 7th home run of season. tied with michael a. taylor. 1-0 lead. first batter of game. top second. same score. jose lobitone crush this one. his anyoneth hit of year and second homer. 2-0 nats. there's adam cheering. stephen strasburg fans over five an a third hold on they win 7-4. upper league play bat more. all these teams wearing powder blue for father's day weekend. items are auctioned off for prostate reer is. . crushing solo shot to tie the game 1-1 and very next batter mark trumbo does about the same. powler giving chase and will lose his hand. many wearing powder blue jord as. gets error of his own. home run for him. not hitting like jordan did. beating cardinals 15-7. it's all about the shoes. >> this is huge offer season with kirk cousins for deadline for him and don't want to reach a long term contract. even with that he knows what he can't do is obsess with the season no before it starts. >> remember watching film for steelers week one and it hit me we have not played a game yet technically and i felt like i was going a million miles an

but at least we got him home to be with his pa rents. least we got him home to be with his parents.ppy to see him, even though he was in very tough conditions. he just passed away a little while ago. that is a brutal regime and we will be able to handle it. in a moment we'll hear from seoul but first our correspondent in washington, barbara plett—usher, explained more about what's believed to have happened to otto warmbier. well, he returned home in terrible condition. he'd been in the coma for more than a year and the doctors who looked at him said he'd had a lot of loss of brain tissue and they figured that may have happened because of a cardiac arrest that cut off the blood supply to his brain at some point but they were speculating on the scans they were just speculating based on the scans they had done. they couldn't say what it was that could would have caused such a cardiac arrest or if indeed if that had even happened. certainly, in the statement his family had put out, they have blamed what they said was "the awful, torturous mistreatment of our son at the hands of the nort

a lot of people coming home from work and realizing their homes are safe. that is a good thing. the charred patch of land went up in flames. >> hope to see you then. >>> tonight, beneath the dignity of the office. widespread condemnation from democrats and republicans as president trump unleashes a crude attack on the intelligence and the appearance of a female journalist, msnbc's mika brzezinski. >>> also, the travel ban officially going into effect tonight amid concerns and confusion about who is allowed in and who's not. >>> scandal strikes at the heart of the vatican. a top cardinal, one of pope francis's top aides, charged with sexual abuse. >>> high rollers. recreational weed about to be legal in sin city. tonight, dos and don'ts before you think about lighting up on the strip. >>> and what's next for the digital revolution that changed the world ten years ago today. >>> "nightly news" begins right now.

people say they've and seen men loading unloading marijuana plants calling the home grow home.about his 91-year-old dad who lives in the area. >> he's got oxygen, if anything happened to that house and it lit up, he'd blow up. >> they vent it 24/7 and it smells up to the neighborhood terribly. >> people drive by and ask us, do you smell -- what's going on do you smell, what's going on? so many complaints yet nobody has done anything city officials are aware of the problem. the city plans to address the matter council meeting to night with proposed changes to its odor ordinance. all right. so row row row your beat, iain. in this case a very different kind of boat. >> caulk are tal talking about a canoe made out of settlement. some students in colorado showed it's possible. dan, reports. >> reporter: they came from around the world. >> students of civil engineeri engineering. to evergreen lake in the colorado rockies to compete with the best of the best. whoo! >> reporter: in a race with can news made of settlement. they have to find way to make concrete that's a, lighter than wa

so a real year of conflict when african-americans came home but they were welcomed in their home communes. in terms of the effects of the war in terms of reform hogue to how it caused the american at -- attitude. one newspaper said as a regard for service the african-americans have been award the double cross. this idea that they had served, they had -- many had died, and they had undergone enormous hardship in -- as part of the service, and the long-term consequences would be very little change, and they had wanted the kind of restoration of the franchise in the south, much stricter enforcement of antisegregation laws in the north, a kind of revised access to skilled trades and a kind of entered racism in the labor union. most of this just didn't occur. so, there was a feeling of disillusionment in african-american society on the one hand because some of the immediate political gains they hoped for just did not materialize. from my perspective, one of the major impacts was cultural. so, in involved a kind of -- turning out of perspectives to other parts of the world in some cases, so the

then they attempt topped enter two homes before, discovered in the attic after third home. >> today begins the second week of philadelphia district attorney seth williams' federal trial. williams faces bribery and corruption charges. last week, featured testimony from muhammad ali, a businessman prosecutors say provided prosecute where gift in exchange for legal favors. williams has de mid any wrong-doing. >> congressional budget office has released republican healthcare bill as soon as today, so far at least five republican senators have publicly opposed the bill, as many as seven more could vote against it because of cuts to medicaid. mitch mcconnell wants vote before the july 4th holiday, which is a week from tomorrow. mcconnell needs at least 50 of the 52 republican senators. >> i'm undecided. i think a few more days to consider would be helpful. >> if mitch doesn't have the vote, call off this bill right now, let's sit down and start working toward repairing the basic concept whatever we have in the affordable care act. >> the president trump insist that is republicans are, quote, not

but baldwin says nope, this is home. this is our home. we are here.en donald trump said that -- yes, donald trump, i have to mention him said that colin kaepernick should just go back to africa and he should leave. this is not his home. but baldwin rewrites that narrative. could you both kind of speak about baldwin insistence that we should reframe how we think of quote the american and the space as home for all. >> the reason we get so mad when trump says things like this is because he is an immigrant. people who don't realize they are immigrants are the most frustrating americans. that is always the case. even though this ancestors were not brought there as immigrants. they were brought there against their will nevertheless america becomes a place where someone fought a war to help try to fix that injustice. so, america has an idea it is still what he is referring to. when you think about the, you know, the mythology is that is essential america. but there is no essential america. of course, dominant cultures job to maintain their dominance is to cr