now jacquely, whose college career may need to be put on hold as she recovers, is reflective, and thankful to even be here."some kids joke around saying life's so boring i want to die, but it's like death was so close but it's not your time yet, so live life and you still have a long way to go." (grant) velasquez says she hasn't seen the video and does not want to. she believes she and two cousins will make a full recovery and wishes the driver was paying attention. we reached out to police to see about potential charges for the driver, who did stop on scene, but we have not heard back. (pam) we have new video of a deadly high rise fire in hawaii. authorities say, at least three people are dead... several others may be trapped. it is happening in honolulu... the fire started on the 26th - floor of the marco polo apartments... but it quickly spread to a number of other floors... some residents are still unaccounted for, but crews can't estimate how many.within the last hour... honolulu's mayor announced that building does not have a sprinkler system. the cause is still under investigation.

when i grew up, jacque custow was my hero. i remember one of the lines that was said to jacque that i loved and wrote it down and used to have it on my office door at the university. that if the ocean could speak it would have a french accent. so i always felt whenever i go to a battlefield when it talks to me, it sounds like david mccollough. history sounds like david mccollough. so let's start our question and answer. i want to discharge something joseph ellis who started the program and was our first speaker said to me you have to ask david this question. i said, of course. he would like to know if you mr. mccollough would like to tell the audience is there a secret affair with abigail? >> who has he been talking to? i feel very strongly that if i can -- if i were to bring to light, bring down stage, that medal of recognition, people who deserve that now at the time who haven't gotten it, then i'm fulfilling a need that is important. it's one of the reasons i wanted to write about harry truman. it took a great deal of coura

jacques was able to live up to these ambitious plans.ho now think that the european institutions and the european treaties are pointless te technocratic constructs, let me say this. the reason you think that is because you have taken the friendship out of the equation. the flame which gave life to them, you have allowed to flicker and die. you have forgotten about the fates upon which they were built. we need to think about the life and the destiny of europe. this is the work of several generations. this is the sum of the work of people who have had the courage to do things which are greater than they are themselves. they have overcome hatred, they have overcome fear. show me a house that feels like home if there's no one living in it and that is helmut kohl's lesson to france and the europeans. pragmatism is fine, a sense of reality is fine, but they're not building materials. you need ideals embimbued with friendship and the fullness of a life to give vitality to our projects and make them endure. that is where angela merkel and i come

all right, jacque, thanks so much. >> thank you.heather: now another fox news alert breaking overnight. three gunmen killed in a shootout with police after opening fire at one of jerusalem's holiest site he is. two people injured at temple mount. that's a popular place for tourists. israeli police releasing these images of the guns recovered. the site of the attack will be closed for prayers today. rob: president trump's travel ban takes another hit overnight. a federal judge in hawaii expanding the list of family relationships needed by people seeking new visas from six mostly muslim countries, north africa and the middle east. travel ban exemptions now include grand parents, grand children, uncles, aunts, and other relatives as well. honolulu district judge derek watson says that grandparents, which weren't on the list before are the epitome of close family members and should be included i. the lawyer for the illegal immigrant charged with the brutal killing of kate steinle now blaming the gun. >> his client juan francisco lopez b

richard jacques was killed by police in 2015 days after he raided a business complex and fatally shot and killed another man. a day before he was killed, two san jose police officers shot and killed matthew castile, who police say was jacques' associate in the robbery. >>> a woman accused of kidnapping a baby from her father's parked car in san francisco will not face charges. it happened neard harrison sunday morning. police say the father stepped away from the car for just a minute for water for baby formula. when he returned his child was gone. a citywide alert went out and witnesses said they saw a woman with a baby get on a muni bus. that driver stopped in time for the suspect to be taken into custody. the district attorney's office mass no comment on why there are no charges. >>> there are new concerns this morning from the menlo park fire chief. he is worried about the builders of the facebook expansion project. kpix 5's jessica flores reports reports. >> reporter: good morning. that steel worker fell about 15 feet from the construction site behind me. it is said to be facebook

when i grew up, jacque cue stow was my hero. i remember a line said to jacque cue stow. loved and used to have it on the office door at the university. if the ocean could speak i would have a french accent is what they said to him. so i've always felt that whenever i go to a battlefield or presidential home or a historic site when it talks to me it sounds like david mccullough. >> thank you. >> history sounds like david mccullough. so let's start our question and answer. i want to discharge something. joseph ellis, who helped to organize the program and it was our first speaker, he pulled me aside and said you have to ask david mccullough the following question. i said, of course. here's his question. he would like to know if you would like to tell the audience, is there a secret love affair of abigail adams you're willing to admit to? >> who has he been talking to? [ laughter ] i am -- i feel very strongly that if i can -- with my work bring to light, bring down stage to full theatrical recognition people who deserve that now but didn't get it at the time or haven't got

among them, in an awful state, was marc's sister jacque. >> you know, everything was wrapped in tape.olice officers. you can't cross here, you can't do this, you can't do that. i don't know. i just wanted to hold his hand or something. >> reporter: detective vic brooks was on the other side of that police tape. >> when i first walked in, i noticed that there were some papers that appeared to be knocked on the ground, and there was some broken glass and stuff like that on the floor. >> reporter: investigators snapped photos of the chaos. drawers pulled out in a bedroom. clothes thrown into the bathtub. a jewelry case toppled over. like somebody was looking for something? >> possibly. >> reporter: they asked around the neighborhood -- did anyone see any strangers that afternoon? and yes, someone did, investigators told prosecutor scott ellington. >> an african-american was seen in the neighborhood wearing a certain colored shirt. >> reporter: it wasn't just that. later somebody said they saw an aging and beat up blue mercedes circling the neighborhood. so, thieves casing the house? mayb

right now, let's say good morning to jacqueli jacqueline. dunn. >>> at sfo, a car crash blocking one lane on the off ramp from southbound 101 on the sfo off-ramp. you may see flashing lights, traffic able to get by, but visual distraction and maybe tapping of the brakes through that stretch. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, a backup in cash lanes so give yourself extra time if you're heading out the door. >>> in gilroy, crews are trying to put out a fire at a cattle ranch. the first was forecast roe valley road and santa teresa boulevard near galilvan college. as many as 200 firefighter it was have been on scene and they have used an air tanker and helicopters. the conditions did improve around 8:00 last night with lighter wind and higher humidity. >>> a similar scene in los angeles county where smoke is covering hillsides. this brush fire forced evacuations in laverne, burning 40 acres and continues to threaten structures. three firefighters were injured and locals are growing concerned about property damage. >> it's scary because it's ge

>> jean-jacques neuer and claudia andrieu: no. ( laughs ) >> whitaker: jean-jacques neuer and claudia, lawyers representing the picasso administration, say the condition of the art is too pristine to have been kept on a shelf in a garage for almost 40 years. they don't buy any part the le guennecs' story. why not? >> andrieu: it's impossible. ( laughs ) >> neuer: it's impossible. it's nonsense. and to be very frank with you, we believe that mr. le guennec is a swindler. >> whitaker: the le guennecs say they're honest people caught in a david and goliath battle with the picasso heirs, snooty art moguls who can't handle the idea that a modest family might be worthy of the artist's gift. >> danielle le guennec ( translated ): we are simple people. we love our home and our garden. we've never traveled. >> whitaker: they say that you folks were a little snobbish and perhaps looking down on them because they're just little people. simple people, they call themselves. >> neuer: they play on that. it's pure manipulation, it's fantastic. it's... it's the... the poor... >> whitaker: you don't b

its impressive aquarium, which proudly crowns the cliff like a palace, was directed by jacques cousteau 17 years. a medieval castle sat where monaco's palace sits today. the palace square features a statue of françois grimaldi, a renegade italian who captured monaco disguised as a monk in 1297. this first ruler of monaco established the dynasty that still rules the principality. today, over 700 years later, the current prince is his direct descendant. palace guards protect the ruling grimaldi family 24/7. and they change with the pageantry of an important nation. every day at about noon, tourists pack the square to witness the spectacle in this improbable little princedom. [ band playing march ]

now jacquely, whose college career may need to be put on hold as she recovers, is reflective, and thankful to even be here."some kids joke around saying life's so boring i want to die, but it's like death was so close but it's not your time yet, so live life and you still have a long way to go." ( marty ) velasquez says she hasn't seen the video and does not want to. we reached out to police to see about potential charges for the driver, who did stop at the scene, but we have not heard back. ( marty ) a massive high rise fire in hawaii has claimed the lives of three people. the fire began on the 26th -floor of the marco polo apartments. it quickly spread to a number of other floors. it's unclear what may have started the fire. but authorities said the apartment house was built before sprinklers were required. ( marty ) coming up... the search is on for a man who dumped a sick dog at an animal shelter. we'll show you video of the person police are looking for. the invesitigation continues into a deadly plane crash in the north bay. we have more about the pilot who died in the accident. and

diplomat jim jacques trust believes there are too many opposed to resetting russia u.s. ties if the russians believe the americans are talking with two voices that's because we are clearly i think president trump is very sincere in trying to work out some kind of a broader arrangement with moscow and the faces tremendous opposition here in washington from people who didn't want this meeting to take place at all or wanted to be at best a pro-forma and shaken pleasantries kind of thing not to affect any substance we have a lot of people here in the if you will in the deep state who don't want any cooperation with russia at all on anything particularly on syria and there is a huge potential that somebody may try to sabotage it but i am still rather optimistic. the one dairying governments launched a countrywide anti migrant post a campaign that takes a swipe at one of its biggest critics billionaire george soros the billionaire is being targeted after he wanted hungary to accept more refugees a country where the migrant sentiment is strong so us later criticized the campaig

a solemn tributes to father jacques and mel. exactly one year after he was killed by two islamic state group militants. yeah i know all short books who. programs president eminem macklemore attended a special mass held in memory of the deceased priest. followed by a ceremony to unveil a commemorative clar. attended by second and sister and local officials. they do not pre gave really know these two murderous wanted to exacerbate the failures of french people leisure thought that you had already been scarred by the july fourteenth attack in these. but once again. thanks to you. they failed isn't the. july twenty sixth last year. two men armed with knives attacked father i'm majoring morning mass. the attackers were shot and killed by the police. but not before taking three nuns and two worshippers hostage. and monitoring the elderly priest. the former mayor of salt it's enjoyable place as the town's emotional scars still run deep. one here on. no progress from pune. just screwed us it was so people find some deep within themselve

jacques, our thanks to you, as well >> jacques, you know the name of the guy that eats the hot dogs aree a big fan i mean he has like season tickets and stuff? do you go to that? the hot dog eating thing competition thing, do you? >> you have to watch it on tv with your kids it's -- >> it's famous, joe, you don't watch it >> i didn't know the guy's name. >> kobayashi >> this -- >> i just wonder what happens like over the next 24 hours. that's the thing that gets me about the whole -- and that -- >> you mean after the hot dogs are consumed >> yes >> right, right, right >> yes that's the thing that doesn't work for me. that we're back to that again. i don't know i think it's insane. can you imagine doing that >> it doesn't feel like it would be the thrill of victory afterwards >> might be well put >> all right thank you. president trump i told you he was going to tweet again he did tweet again and his words here it is spoke yesterday with the king of saudi arabia about peace in middle east. interesting things are happening. we'll keep you updated watching the twitter feed. kanye west, mea

now jacquely, whose college career may need to be put on hold as she recovers, is reflective, and thankful to even be here."some kids joke around saying life's so boring i want to die, but it's like death was so close but it's not your time yet, so live life and you still have a long way to go." doesn't want to see the vid. (pam) tonight... we are learning new details about the man who died in a plane crash in sonoma county. 38-year-old william sachs goldman was part of a well- known philanthropic family in san francisco. his grandmother... a descendent of levi strauss.. along with his grandfather... were known to donate millions of dollars to charities nationwide. the family continues many charitable efforts today.. friends say, goldman followed in his families footsteps. he was with his two children and nanny ... on the private plane when it took off from the sonoma skypark airport ... and crashed on wednesday. investigators say, it will take more time before they know what caused the crash. a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the deser

jacque cousteau had been working with the history team. >> amelia earhart took off for a flight and wasnever heard from again. >> reporter: for 80 years, the world has wondered what happened to amelia earhart and her nav gator fred noonan. they were on a transpacific flight when they disappeared. now investigators from history believe they found evidence the two were blown off course and survived. >> i have a photograph which i believe clearly indicates that earhart was captured by the japanese. >> reporter: retired treasury department investigator les kinney has spent 50 years looking for earhart clues. while searching top secret files in earhart's archives, he discovered this photograph from 1937 marked the marshall islands, a string of small islands that at the time were under japanese control. >> we have a caucasian woman with her back to the camera sitting there looking over toward the ship. >> you think this is amelia earhart? >> that's right. >> reporter: he tells them the photo appears legitimate and undoctored. sean henry, an nbc news analyst, worked on the project. >> when you

the full responsibility was not -- did not belong to the french until jacques chirac decided to recognizeresponsibility of the french. the nazis ordered to rounds up people but not that many. they didn't order the children to be rounded up. that was the initiative of the the french police who decided to go beyond. this is a very dark french -- you know, it was a burden for french for at least over 50 years. >> reporter: today the official name is actually for -- the name is actually for victims of the french state. now that is out there. it's been out there and stated that way for a little under 30 years now. let's talk politics. emmanuel macron and benjamin netanyahu meeting for the first time. emmanuel macron met donald trump a few days ago. it seems that he's trying to speak to every world leader and establish france's diplomacy on the world stage. >> that's right. here we have a newcomer versus an old crocodile. which means -- putin -- macron met putin in versailles castle, now he's met donald trump. macron is trying to boost french -- a new world power. he wants to put french back in

petersburg in the early '90s and got a chance to meet cole, ronald reagan, jacques sha rack, met tonynd judging by the bodies that he has, i think the first meeting he had with bush is possibly one of the more illustrative in which putin went for a very hard seduction on bush, trying to use his christian faith to manipulate him. much to the alarm of his aides. telling him many stories about a little golden cross that he claimed to have had to save from burning dacher and had been a gift from his mother. >> so you think perhaps more the charm route tomorrow in this first meeting. michael, what about you? obviously, president trump likes to fashion himself as a big negotiator here, but we see a fighter or a charmer on his side? >> oh, i think he'll try to be charming. that's usually his set point. in an encounter with someone he hasn't met before. and despite what president trump has said over the years he's never actually met vladimir putin, never dealt with him face-to-face. but i also think it's important to remember there are really three presences in this meeting. one is the russia

jacques chirac didn't grow up all the ones in the last 15 years have failed?ths rather than years. the major lesson that macron has learned from his predecessors is if you allow a proposal like this, which is quite controversial, to go through the normal legislative process , through the normal legislative process, it is very likely to become paralysed. whereas if you push it through by decree, the text can be voted and enacted by late december, early october. —— late september. whether it as the desired effect in deep freezing unemployment and increasing productivity, that remains to be seen. what about making these announcements in versailles, that's a bit flash isn't it? macron is a very symbol conscious president. we saw it in the spectacular ceremony an the louvre, the official portrait which was very louvre, the official portrait which was very carefully calibrated. that's part of the french physician, he is someone that he wants to be at least in part a —— louvre president. he modelled it and the american state of the union speech. in one thing he said

she's from the university of oklahoma, college of law. [ applause ] stefi jean jacques, please rise. brooklyn law school. taylor lily, university of maryland. frances king carey school of law. isaac mcmahon, university of maine school of law. noah patten, home boy, baltimore, university of baltimore, school of law. and shana smoet, southern illinois university school of law. these young people are -- well, i guess in the legal field you would say they're rising third years, but what i'm going to tell you is the sun is rising on them. the horizon is there. they will be rocking the world. and they are my first class. and i'm going to hold them in years to come to be my best class. thank you. [ applause ] >> okay. moving right along. well, first of all, let me just echo ms. gilliam's remarks. the fellows we've had over the last few years that i've been here have been outstanding. the kellogg company has been outstanding. these folks are just an integral part of our work over the summer, and, you know, i can't imagine life without them. all right. i want to acknowledge some soof the folk

laws in a bid to jobs well let's discuss this live with the phaeton member of the republican party jacques myard thanks for joining us here i suppose we can look at the first thing slashing the size of parliament by quite a large number he's suggesting. in your opinion is this a good idea. this is a very bad idea i think this is a best way to kill the parliament because you see it should be we'll see to arm the population about three hundred thousand instead of a hundred and twenty five hundred and fifty so it will be very difficult for each show be to control is territory to annoy its territory and in fact you know more than that you know me wants to add to. the reform of proportional election and that makes of parliament absolutely under control so i think that the best thing that mr gbagbo wants you want to control does vitamin a and not to be annoyed that by department you want to govern france with a service by technocrats and i think that if you look at the mosque the brawn the mosque there are brought to a democracy that's why we're going to come back to them by day. well there are