when her grandfather, james allen, is a lumberjack in northern california.es, a widower with a son in the army, sees redwood trees so massive that several men can easily fit inside the hollowed trunks. one day, during a sudden rain squall, he seeks shelter in the trunk of a giant redwood. that's when it occurs to james that he could actually make a home out of one. >> it was the tail end of the depression. he couldn't afford to buy a regular house. my grandma had already passed away. >> so james allen combs the forest for a suitable tree. he finally discovers the perfect one on the property of the georgia-pacific lumber company, near eureka, california. >> he traded the lumber company for that section of log for work. and then it took him four months to burrow out all the wood and a year and a half to complete the house. it was all done by hand. >> today, most of those lumber mills are gone. what was once called the "redwood empire" is now a state park. >> welcome to humboldt redwoods state park. >> oh, my gosh. these trees are so beautiful. >> and they're t

. >> the detective, james allen, is a 27-year veteran of the province police department and few copseld in higher regard. >> he was just regarded as one of the best police officers the city of providence probably ever produced. >> esteban carpio is found and taken into custody nearly an hour after his bold escape. it's little consolation to police. >> and we've lost a remarkable man today, and this city is the worse for it. >> jimmy allen passed in the noblest way possible. he gave his life trying to make our lives safer. he died serving us. he died a hero. >> the next morning, at the arraignment hearing, the police chief and many of officer allen's friends and colleagues await the suspect's arrival. >> oh, my gosh! >> look at what they did to him! >> the air just kind of went out of the room for a second as everybody's eyes were transfixed on carpio. they wanted to see the man they perceived to be a monster that could have done this. >> and when carpio walks in, there are cries of shock and horror. >> carpio's mask is called a spit shield and is typically used when a suspect is eith

you know, obama's former envoy to defeat isis general john allen, national intelligence director jamesper, james comey, fbi adirector and chairman of the house homeland security committee said isis just like paris and brussels will infiltrate the syrian population. >> of course they will. >> how do we determine if they're good people wanting better life or isis? >> we can't. and that's what -- you know, isis told us they intend to infiltrate the refugees. paris, they infiltrated the refugees. james comey, head of the fbi, oi pointed by obama, told congress he cannot vet these syrian muslim refugees to determine if they're isis terrorists. if i'm elected president, we are not going to be letting in middle eastern muslim refugees who be infiltrated with terrorists. >> now, to those on the left that say, hillary clinton is out there in force saying, oh, that's unfair. i would support helping the syrian refugees victims of a civil war. >> oh sure. >> can we have a safe naichb their own country and food and medicine and blankets and cots and supplies? >> yes. and no nation on earth has been

our -- obama's former envoy to defeat general john allen, our national intelligence director james clapper, james comey, our assistant fbi director and our chairman of our house homeland security committee, all said that isis, just like they did in syria and brussels, will infiltrate the syrian population, how do we know who's isis and who's not? >> isis has said they intend to infiltrate the refugees. james comey, appointed by obama, told congress that he cannot vet these syrian muslim refugees to determine if they're terrorists. if i'm elected president, we're not going to be letting in syrian refugees who may be infiltted with terrorists. >> for those on the left that say hillary clinton has been out there in force saying oh, that's unfair. i would support helping the syrian refugees that are victims of a civil war. but can't we have a safe haven in their own country and provide food and medicine and blankets and cots and supplies? >> and no nation on earth has been more generous giving aid to the refugees, we give more than ten times as much as any nation on earth in terms of providing

charles allen joins us on set. james bevan is with us. charles, morning.me through why tesco is down by 1.2%. s: i think one of the reasons we have seen the price bounds is earning estimates have stabilized, both for this year and for next year. it stabilized with the expectations of a 30% increase in operating profit, and in the early comments, dave lewis has said it will be a challenge to meet concerns. the stock is up more than 30% this year; you've got to think that people are maybe just a little bit nervous. i certainly think this is a case where the share price is grasping the numbers. however, i wonder that we will see downgrades now. i say that because when when cuts out the numbers that were announced, one sees reasonable volumes and decent margins, bu t an increasing focus on investing in prices and particularly in fresh food. i believe we will see margins at tesco stabilize around 1.5%, which for me means we will likely see downgrading the medium-term earnings forecast. got to ask ai question that i should probably ask off their. explain the bri

allen martin. we are going to begin tonight with a young man's apparent hatred of the rainbow flag. 22-year-old john jamestside of a church. kpix 5's da lin is at that church now in clayton. da. >> reporter: yeah, allen. a new flag is now flying in front of the church but eight different times someone stole and vandalized that flag. the most recent being on tuesday. someone actually burned it and sent a chilling message to the church here. clayton valley presbyterian raised the rainbow flag six months ago to show unity and inclusion. instead it's been the target of hate. >> it's been taken three times within -- once on sunday and twice on tuesday. i mean, that's three times in a short period of time. before then, it was about once a month. >> reporter: the woman took photos she says of two men stealing the flag on sunday. a man actually climbed the cross to take it down. a church member replaces it every time it's stolen. but someone came back tuesday morning and afternoon. both times, burning

james. acting director mu gee. i'm allen gilbert and i have the honor and pleasure to be the president ceo of [inaudible] institute. family service agency san francisco. with the organization for 14 years and served the role about a year at this point. i'm going to give you a quick introduction to overview of our agency. we are 127 years old this year. we have about 35 different programs serving client in all ages and 11 different languages. we have a research and training division and in that division we publish and do research and had a contract with dos training, the stach on evidence based practice for a number of years which is a very appreciative and important relationship with us. we have the cities ombuds man fram where we investigate conditions seniors and mistreatment of seniors. we are one of the largest employers of seniers in the city. we have federal funding that allows to ovide funding for about 250 stipeened seniors every year and in addition to our staff we employ about 500 employ or stipeen about 500 staff

james. acting director mu gee. i'm allen gilbert and i have the honor and pleasure to be the president ceo of [inaudible] institute. family service agency san francisco. with the organization for 14 years and served the role about a year at this point. i'm going to give you a quick introduction to overview of our agency. we are 127 years old this year. we have about 35 different programs serving client in all ages and 11 different languages. we have a research and training division and in that division we publish and do research and had a contract with dos training, the stach on evidence based practice for a number of years which is a very appreciative and important relationship with us. we have the cities ombuds man fram where we investigate conditions seniors and mistreatment of seniors. we are one of the largest employers of seniers in the city. we have federal funding that allows to provide funding for about 250 stipeened seniors every year and in addition to our staff we employ about 500 employ or stipeen about 500 staf

allen, i will be joining you then. >> thank you. see you in 30 minutes. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. jamesxt on the "cbs evening news." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com transactions >> brown: securi >> brown: securing the airports. major changes are in store for travelers. how vulnerable are our airports? >> reporter: are you confident a brussels-style attack could not happen at a u.s. airport? >> brown: also tonight, the last fugitive from the paris attacks is arrested. was he also the man in the hat in brussels? an arrest is made in a murder that shook a college campus. and steve hartman went on the road to find out what's so special about a ripped up dollar bill. >> reporter: you saved this for 40 years? >> saved it for 40 years. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> brown: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm james brown. and this is our western edition. added security is coming to u.s. airports in time for the summer