. >> hello, i'm john wood live in north beach about six or seven blocks away from the building they're talking about i've known herman backer for 50 years there are a lot of older people like us rent controls in north beach i see him say he's a world war ii veteran he received a hundred veterans building program he's 93 i know it i celebrate his birthday every year i guarantee he didn't live in the same building that march bruno lives in and i wanted to clear that up and herman was told to leave while they repainted his apartment he was the out for three weeks as far as i know the city or the new owner did nothing to help him find new housing his kin has been flying up grand nephew and found him temporarily housing he is settled in his homes. >> we'll take rebuttal starting with mr. bruno 3 minutes. >> board members you're asking about the actual violations the notice of violation is for doing work without a permit so those are people see it says notice of violation i don't know if you can blow it up but here's one 79 so you know here's one just for 15 notice for doing work without per

tying him with john wood. tom izzo has the spartans back in the final four for the seventh time.inals down one and methiang at the line. the first bounces in. the game would go to overtime. in the extra period forbes with the three. the spartans go on to win, 76-70. twitter was absolutely going numbers on saturday night as kentucky and notre dame played a thriller. andrew harrison made a pair of clutch free throws with seconds remaining. notre dame's prayer goes unanswered on the final possession as the wildcats improve to a perfect 38-0. what do you get for being the hero for kentucky? super fan ashley judd will apparently leap into your arms and give you a hug and kiss. here is her with harrison's big night after win. it will be a rematch with wisconsin in the final four. michigan state takes on duke. you can watch both on our sister station tbs saturday night. >>> our best wishing go out to tnt sideline reporter craig seeing sager's son said his leukemia has returned. he will begin chemotherapy. we wish him a full and speedy recovery. >>> finally, knee problem? what knee probl

also with us tonight, john wood president of coal blue project. great to have you both with us. mr.our thoughts on what the president is doing. taking this action the executive order action to limit what we're going to be seeing as a big reduction. >> thank you very much for having me here tonight. i really appreciate it. the coal blue project is a coalition of democrats who are advocates for coal but also somewhat -- some people find it surprising, we are also advocates for real action on climate. and the point that we constantly strive to make is that we have to be realistic about how we're going to approach the issue and there are essentially three legs to the climate stool. we need to increase energy efficiency, as senator markey just said. we also need to increase the use of non-fossil fuels. renewables and nuclear. but the third leg of the stool largely ignored today, is the development and deployment of technologies that can manage the carbon mitigate the carbon from fossil fuels, from coal and natural gas. and our main point is if we're going to be serious about climate chan

coach k made it to the final 12 times the same number as ucla legend which is hard of westwood john woodso-ball now the fan appreciation night tonight at the well in south philly as the sixers host the la lakers, teams are looking forward to this year's draft lottery. sixers battled it out. the cavaliers yesterday in cleveland, new orleans noel with two of his from the ally-oop. nicely done. labron james and more, he had 20 points and 11 rebounds, and it all came down to the final shot after the sixers miss a ton of free throws. they had this game, the sixers couldn't get anything for the end. sixers lose by 1.87 to 86. >> well the flyers are off until wednesday and with only six games left in the season, they are just playing for pride now. the fly guys were officially eliminated from the post-season last night when boston beat carolina. this shouldn't commas any big surprise, the phils will start lifting cole hamels to the season opener, second day cole has had the opening day assignment. open against the boston red sox citizens bank park one week from today. that time of year. erika, b

wood. >> well the poster john norton who uploaded this video, claims that the school says they will pay forhe replacement of the cello. >> do you see the student -- >> i think it's her. the girl in the front, snifing her fingers, like -- >> we don't know which student this cello belonged to. we do understand that the presenter managed to compose himself and the presentation continued. >> going to be remembering that fo >> this is a video of a robbery that happened in england. you see two of the suspects jefrpjump over the counter, intimidate the clerk. in this case police release the video with audio because there's a lot of talking going on and they're hoping the audio and the voices of these suspects are recognized by someone. >> you are [ bleep ]. all right? >> is he threatening him? >> these guys are being very aggressive with that clerk. the clerk was not injured in this incident but police are hoping somebody recognizes their voices and call with a lead. police are looking for this suspect on this bike. did you see that? it happened so quickly. here's another angle. keep an eye on thi

. >>> john lenox is a security guard at wood bridge high school and police say he was found with two guns on school grounds. they say he was making security checks around the school when it happened. virginia law says only police officers can carry guns at a school. >>> i'm hoe let green at the live desk. new this morning, affordable housing just about impossible to find in the nation's capital. we're just going through the findings of a d.c. think tank report. the number of apartments renting for less than $800 a month fell about 42%. the study also found almost no apartments left for represent under $800 a month. and it's not even easier to find a place to rent between $850 and $1,000 a month. now, the mayor is pledging to spend about $100 million a year on affordable housing. back to you. >>> 4:49. a somber remembrance begins you outside the white house at noon today. a group of syrians and americans will read the names of more than 200,000 people killed in syria by the bashar al assad regime and isis. this will include the name of westerners slain by isis. the remembrance is part

-- new jersey law-maker posed a bill to pause the development of lightweight wood in multifamily developments >>> and as john reported a lou maker introduced a bill to impose a 2-year moratorium on using light-weight wood to build multifamily developments. >> 16 tonnes of marijuana, worth 19 million was seized from a mattress truck crossing the californian boarder on thursday. it happened at a border crossing at tijuana and san diego, the second largest since a bust in 2013 netting 17.5 tonnes of pot. still ahead on al jazeera america - long before its first launch the mars 1 dream of sending people to the red planet may be in >>> a consultant lead a spanish gang to create and sell their own - and the counterfeiters were arrested along with those that helped to sell fakes into galleries. all 271 works from seized and they were thought to trade in fake art since 2008. mars 1, the plan to send people to mars in 10 years may be in trouble long before the first launch of the the organization has a short list of candidates for a one-way trip to the red planet. it may not have the funding to get off the ground. >>

johns by 33 in the second half. they win 105-68. >>> penn head coach will be let go at the end of the season. the boys going to work tonight. they beat cornell tonight. antonio woodssts. the coach would not address the elephant in the room. >> my attempt to be like marshawn lynch. i'm just here so i won't get fined. >>> dr. john and south florida. baby harden jordan price. final minute off the miss wright get out the way. solo slam. 11points for him. lasalle wins. tu hosting uconn. temple on the break. bond finishes at the rim. owls up three. the transfer jesse morgan came over from umass. he has 17. temple wins 75-63 and finishes the season 22-9. that's a look at sports. stick around. we'll be right back. >>> daylight saving time is here and that means we lose an hour of sleep as we spring forward at 2:00 a.m. before you head to bed tonight, a reminder to change your clocks and you might want to put fresh batteries in the smoke detectors. >> but we are gaining numbers with the temperatures here. warmer air is moving in and temperatures are going up. 48 degrees tomorrow and it's going to be dry and it's going to be sunshine. so it's a good-looking day. and we stay

john stewart coming up this morning. >> funny guy. also hey this is first for tiger woods. his worse ranking in two decades. we'll tell you where he is on that list, coming up. >> dollars expedition 42 crew posts in the international space shuttle laboratory for marathon 342 day stay in orbit. the picture was provided by nasa. the twin brother of gabby gifford's husband mark kelly on board astronaunts scott kill i -- kelly said he is looking forwards to serving as test subject for medical research during the trip. he says the data will help pave the way for an eventual flight to mars. >>> bring back down on right now and checking in on weather, katy? >> what, no marvin the martian? >> okay, you make me so angry. >> i mean, you have to please the people, common. >> i love my peeps. >> we missed you that's all i can say. all right giles, we tracking some quiet weather initially but then eventually little disturbance is going to nudge its way in, bring us little mixed bag, too, you can see the leading edge of the precipitation already, trying to move into the allegheny's here in central and western pa. and eve

wood shed. cnbc contributor john negarian is joining us. is he the options king.you are looking at bets being placed against lumber liquidators before the letter but the bets being placed after the letter. >> exactly, brian. normal activity in this name was about 3,300 contracts per day. that's -- >> that's a week. >> not a lot. there were some days where there were some spikes and kind of suspicious activity but since then when the stock fell all of a sudden today it's trading roughly $40 or $39 a share when that news comes out at, i think, 12:37 eastern time that indeed the senator from florida was sklg for an investigation. it had already traded more than double normal activity. traded 8,000 puts at that time, so that alone salgts weird. >> that's a little suspicious right there. that somebody might have known that there was about to be bad news coming out. that a senator was going to be calling for an investigation. sure enough the stock fell. scott whop ner talked about it "halftime." stock got smacked $3. fell down to $36 where it is now, and it's flatlining

john gonzalez, abc 7 news. jummy: new this noon abc 7 learned of a homicide in fairfax county. police found a man's body in a wooded area behind apartments on ivy mount court in annandale. that body was in a creek. police say the victim had trauma to his upper body. police have not identified the victim. and also developing in fairfax county right now police are investigating a suspicious death in herndon. sources tell abc 7 teenagers found a man's body in a wooded area off a popular walking trail in foley lock stream park. police say the man had injuries to his upper body and police stood guard over that site overnight keeping it secure. autria: crews continue to work this noon on repairs to a water main in prince george's county. the break flooded several homes and left a huge mess on the roads. the 10-inch main broke on cunningham drive in berwin heights. wssc finished up repairs this morning. but as jeanette reyes explains it may take longer to repair the roads. jeanette: more than 24 hours after a massive water main break, crews have taken out a segment of the broken pipe covered up that massive hole and now t

wood reports. >> reporter: a refugee camp syria, 2012. foreign fighters many from britain, base themselves in houses nearby. the man we now know as jihadi johnritons posted snaps of what they call their five-star jihad, a turkish fighter told us he remembers meeting mohammed emwazi. his words are spoken by an actor. >> he was cold. he didn't talk much. he wouldn't join us in prayer. he would only pray with his friends. the other british brothers would say hi when they saw us on the roads, but he turned his face away. the british fighters were always hanging out together but he wouldn't join them. >> reporter: he came to syria as mohammed emwazi cold aloof, a loner. if that description is accurate it certainly fits the man he became. how did jihadi john change from being an ordinary fighter to being the islamic state's executioner. >> isis has professional psychologists. they know how to choose from the fighters and how to make them famous. still, there was nothing special about jihadi john. anyone could have become like him. the emirs give the orders and in return you get promoted. many join for luxury guns to drive better jeeps with and to

wood crest avenue. there's a 20,000-dollar reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >> there are developments in the controversy over hillary clinton e-mail habits as secretary of state. john boehner is expected to launch an investigation how clinton used a personal e-mail account at state. she destroyed 30,000 e-mails that were determined purely personal. e-mails need to be turned over and entered into government computers. >>> a georgia based mega church has taken down a web page asking for donations to purchase a 65 million-dollar jet for his pastor. pastor dollar stated if 200,000 followers gave # hundred dollars each he would purchase the plane and video the good word around the world. >> at the age of 96 one south philadelphia native had a special birthday wish she wanted to see neil diamond in concert. that came through fora was taken to the show. >> she thanked her family for the wonderful gift. >> 4:53. this morning the arrest in the shooting of two police officers in ferguson, missouri. >>> details about what you're seeing here when "action news" comes right back. >>> police in indianapolis are investigating an attack in a park that injured a girl and her younger

wood, white oak, i believe. it was known to repel cannonballs. that is where the uss constitution got its nickname, old ironsides. it was the constitution that john taylor iv served to the board. the state of virginia gave him a sword for his intrepidity and valor. you can see the sword outside as soon as we are done. a medal was given to him for his service against a british frigate. what we don't have out there are the more common things, some of the more everyday items that would be used by officers and sailors of the uss constitution. we have reproductions to carry across the idea of what those would have been like and how they would have been used. as a midshipman, it was his responsibility to learn the trade of an officer and chief among those skills was navigation. navigation is, simply put, knowing where you are where you are going, and how to get there. it requires tools any schoolchild would recognize and tools like a standard compass. eighth eight -- a floating magnetized needle that points to the north pole. the north pole moves five miles a year, but it is up around the arctic circle. this will always point in that direction. if you

wood action. >> lots to talk by. good games tonight. bob had app i and 2 record coaching against john heading into tonight sweet 16 game. but it wasn't the coach playing one-on-one tonight. it was mighty kentucky against west virginia in this game was out and out destruction. kentucky no. 1 fan judd all fired up. she need to come down. wildcat sprint out to 18 down. wildcat sprint out to 18-2 lead. tyler marcus lee with authority. kentucky might as well have been playing the washington generals. willie doing the chen up on the rim. and check out andrew harrison here in the pasting lane comes up with the steele. to the rim behind the back and if with the kid. kentucky blow out the mountaineer 78-39. on to the elite 8. shawn miller firing up his the cat in arizona and xavier at the staple center. arizona hollace. jefferson. he can jam. tied at 28. xavier up 2. check out davis. pump fake. into the lane. scoop to the hoop with the left scoop to the hoop with the left. by 4. wildcat had problems with the zone. finally knock down the jumper and pulls away late to win 68-60. rogers with the

john donvan, abc news, washington. >> "destination wild" sunday nights on nat geo wild. thanks for watching. check out the "nightline" facebook page for some of your favorite highlights this week. from women giving birth in the woods to amazing six-second tricks. tune into "good morning america" for more, and good night. have a great weekend. here. what? what is it? it's braciole, you know, stuffed beef. really? braciole? who made it? i did. just try it. you're not having any? no. i had some yoyou know, with the kids. i had some with the kids. oh... how you feelin'? it's not poison, ray. if wanted to kill you, i wouldn't do it that way. all right, that goes in the file. hey! good? yeah! yeah...good. even better the second time, now that my tongue's not scared. mmm...man, this is great. yeah? you really like it? it's good. i really do. let me at it. oh! i'm so happy! oh, look you're sitting down! ooh! i did it, huh? i really did it. ally: mommy! yeah, honey! i'll be up in just a second! ok, i'm gonna get ally out of the bath. there's a lot more onhe stove here. not for long. ha ha ha! mmm...mmm...mmm! heh heh!

john donvan, abc news, washington. >> "destination wild" sunday nights on nat geo wild. thanks for watching. check out the "nightline" facebook page for some of your favorite highlights this week. from women giving birth in the woodsing six-second tricks. tune into "good morning america" for more, and good night. have a great weekend. [cheers and applause] >> oh, oh, oh! ah, ah, ah! ha, ha! [laughs] i'm terry crews, and i'm ready to start giving away some money right here on millionaire! [cheers and applause] as a part-time local tv reporter, today's returning contestant is used to the lights and cameras, and learned long ago, always expect the unexpected. well, i'm expecting her to win big. from west jordan, utah please welcome anne forester! [cheers and applause] >> hi! >> how you doing? come on over. it is great to see you again. >> thank you. you too. >> now, what is the craziest thing that has happened to you being a tv reporter? >> i was covering a snowstorm and standing on the side of the freeway at 5:00 a.m., and just giving my report, and all of a sudden, a big snowplow comes through and just covers me in snow. and all i could say was think the obvious and say, "there goes a snowplow." >> [laughs] >> back

john donvan, abc news, washington. >> "destination wild" sunday nights on nat geo wild. thanks for watching. check out the "nightline" facebook page for some of your favorite highlights this week. from women giving birth in the woodssix-second tricks. tune into "good morning america" for more, and good night. have a great weekend.

john lentini, a nationally recognized fire expert, to find out what happened. lentini retested the samples of hardwood floor using atomic absorption spectroscopy. >> it's a way to measure the concentration of metals in a solution. >> the wood flooring was dissolved in acid, then analyzed to see how the solution is absorbed through the flame. the amount of light absorbed is proportional to the concentration of the element in the solution. and what was the element found in the solution? lead. this meant that it was leaded gasoline on the camiolos' wood floors. but how did this happen? since leaded gasoline hadn't been sold in this country for over 15 years. >> many of the poorly constructed houses that i've looked at were built in the early '70s, and they were built by contractors who were cutting corners. >> flooring contractors often used gasoline as a thinner so the varnish would go onto the wooden floors more easily. this was cheaper than using high-quality thinners. >> no one refuted the fact that that was a common practice, that they did use gas in finishing of the hardwood floors. so, i am convinced that's where that gas came from. >> so that was really the moment where we said, here's the final piece of the puzzle. i

wood. it was kind of a bizarre situation. >> don't miss it a special fogs news reporting enemies of the state anchored by john scott.hat is tonight at 10:00 p.m. and then again tomorrow at 8:00. >>> and surprising admissions and heartwrenching testimony in the boston marathon bombing trial. what happened last week and what is at stake for dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> i think he's guilty. i don't think there is any question about it. there a lot of evidence. my only question is you know, what kind of a punishment he'll get. i think he should be given the time, the rest of his life, to think about what he did. major: here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium and phytosterols which may help lower cholesterol. new ensure active heart health supports your heart and body so you stay active and strong. ensure, take life in. .... .... .... when eating healthy and drinking water just isn't enough to ease my constipation i trust dulcolax tablets. i take dulcolax for dependable overnight relief and in the morning i am back to myself dulcolax, designed for dependable relief >>> b

alliance is helping amputees like john increase their mobility and take advantage of that outdoor therapy. in order to do that a, they need to be able to get into the woodsut of the woods with some degree of mobility not offered by a chair like the one he's in. to help with that, freedom alliance provides all terrain track chairs for amputees who love to hunt and fish. john, in recognition of your service and sacrifice, and to help you continue on the road to recovery freedom alliance and all these great americans gathered here at cpac want to present you with your very own track chair. [ cheers and applause ] look at this. i think calvin bumped up against the screen. i see it moving. [ cheers and applause ] now i want to make sure you're going to be able to transition into this thing. watch this. john is despite injuries, despite surgery last week is still mobile enough don't want help. i can do it is john's favorite word. i can do it. this is the controls on this thing even i can handle controls on this thing. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] john, we're going to ask you to take us with you on one of those hunts. i promise to bring with me casey t

john mere and his team of volunteers on the hyde st. pier have been slowly bringing this boat back to life. >> it has a canvas cover and also two layers of wood that had all rotted. >> reporter: when the work started, the boat was missing many of its original parts. >> there's a lot of decorative trims that have all been removed. >> reporter: they carefully recrafted the missing pieces, but what they couldn't recreate was a the boat's story. one day a man came to the boat after recognizing the boat. it turned out his father commissioned the man to build this boat as a recreational boat for his family. >> the boat was built for a young engineer. >> reporter: with more restored with family pictures of the eva bee, suddenly the history took shape. >> this boat is just this cold boat. >> reporter: being built in the '30s was when the height of boat building was. the original family outagree the eva bee and sold it on april 11th to the national park service who will rechristen the boat and return her to the bay. >> the opportunity to have it last another generation or two, i think, is important to the waterfront. >> and to the volunteers channelin

years, ranger, john mere, and i team of volunteers on a high street pier have been slowly bringing the eva b back to life. >> the cab and top which was canvassed covered and two layers of woodotted. >> when the work started, the boat was missing many of its original parts. >> a lot of the decorative trim was removed. >> the volunteer team of retired shop teachers and carpenters carefully recrafted the missing pieces. what they couldn't recreate was the boat's story. >> one man came to the shop after recognizing the boat, it turned out his father had commissioned him to build it as a recreational boat for his family sgrchlt he was a young engineer with bechtel. >> he had family pictures with the eva b. >> their boat isn't just a boat. it is this whole family boat builder. >> the eva b was built during the '30s, the height of boat building. soon after, boats were made mostly of fiberglass. >> it is nice to be able to shape something with your hands. sometimes you clothes your eyes and you see better with your hands. >> the original family outgrew the eva b and sold it. on april 11th, they will rechristen the boat and return her to the bay. >> the opportunity to have it last a

john mirror -- >> i think it looks good. >> reporter: -- and his team of volunteers have been slowly bringing it back to life. >> the top, which is canvas covered, and also two layers of wood. that had all rotted. >> reporter: when the work started, the boat was missing many of its original parts. >> it's a lot of very decorative trim. >> reporter: the volunteered team of retired shop teachers and carpenters carefully recrafted the missing pieces. what they couldn't re-create was the boat's story. >> didn't know much else about it. >> reporter: one day the man came to a shop after recognizing the boat. turns out his father had commissioned the boat. >> it was a boat built for a batch elder a young engineer. >> reporter: what's more the son supplied restorers with family pictures of the eva b. suddenly its history took shape. >> this boat isn't just a boat. >> reporter: it was built in the '30s during what's considered the height of wood boat building. >> it's nice to be able to shape something with your hands. sometimes you close your eyes and you see better with your hands. >> reporter: the original family outgrew the eva b. and sold it on april 11th. the national parks s

wood. he is in maryland with the preview of a story. good morning. >> good morning, charlie, norah and gayle. former ucla great coach john. his teams lost 192 games, many area championships but is happiest with the over 250 student athletes he sent to college including yours truly. >> i said real simple they are going to go for the bomb. you are at half court. you can pick it off. >> reporter: morgan wooten may be 83 years old and the game he is recounting may have happened over 45 years ago but my former coach has the ability to make my high school memory come alive. >> we cut it to six with 30 seconds left. they are ahead. what did you say to us? >> we got these guys right where we want them. we are only cutting away. no problem at all. >> reporter: it was vintage morgan wooten all seemed lost but not only told us we would win but told us how we would win. >> if you don't believe that you can do something you have no chance to do it. so rather than believe that i can't do it or that we can't do it i would rather believe thattee can do it. and we did it. >> reporter: it proved to be a winning formula. in 45 the seasons

john kasich, the governor of ohio had an event with a number of republicans. he's making his first trip to new hampshire as a potential 2016 presidential candidate. it comes here we are in the north woods of new hampshire, outside of concord, and yesterday was virginia where ted cruz was entering the race officially. at lynchburg, a very big move, a billion dollars move for him. it really has begun to define the parameters of the republican debate. ted cruz wants to set himself up as the sort of arbiter of what the true conservative principles are. he talked about squishy and mushy republicans. and what many believe to be the followers of jeb bush. here in new hampshire, the bush name is not a big help. ted cruz of texas texans haven't particularly fared well in the granite state. ted cruz has a lot of problems with the social conservative policy issues. the live or die state has a lot of independence here in new hampshire. sometimes the agenda has put subordinate to the economics. here in new hampshire there is no sales nor income state. has neither of those two things. john kasich is coming here today, really opens the minds of the politics and eggs breakfast, where he was basically

john legend cowritten by toby gad. >> he's making headlines after burglars made off with $50,000 of gold coins from his hole wood hillsymore. >> this is traumatizing people. you don't want -- we don't want our kids to grow up living in fear. >> toby and li gad are -- still devastated. their home was burglarized. li was with their two young daughters when she made the grim discovery. >> i went to the safe and all of our papers, passports, everything was on the floor. it was completely open. i was just freaked out. >> reporter: that's when she noticed $50,000 of gold coins and valuables were gone. she dialed 911. the lapd is working the case. detectives went door to door looking for surveillance video of the crime but had no luck. they believe the crooks chose the gad house in the hollywood hills because it is being renovated and had easy access to get inside. tony gad is a producer and worked with madonna, john legend and dixie chicks. toby's been collecting gold coins since he was a child. many were irreplaceable. >> it's coins i have collected. my grand dad gave my first gold coin and when i made money i bought anoth

alliance is helping amputees like john increase their mobility and take advantage of that outdoor therapy but in order to do that they need to be able to get into the woodsome degree of mobility not offered by a chair like the one he's in. to help with that freedom alliance provides all-terrain track chairs for amputees who love to hunt and fish. john in recognition of your service and sacrifice and to help you continue on the road to recovery freedom alliance and all these great americans gathered here at cpac want to present with your very own track chair. this is -- look at this. i think calvin is bumped up against the screen. i can see it moving. [ cheers and applause ] now, i want to make sure you're going to be able to transition into this thing. just watch this. john is despite these injuries, despite surgery just last week is still mobile enough, don't want help, i can do it is john's favorite word. ki do it. this is the -- the controls on this thing even i can handle the controls on this thing. there go. [ cheers and applause ] >> john we're going to ask you to take us with you on one of those hunts and i promise to bring with me casey the wonde

john is very much intensified. >> hiding behind his mask he was the face of isis and of evil. but wearing an american baseball cap mohammed emwazi was nothing special. a former isis fighter told paul wood that emwazi was not a leader at all but more like a recruitment pawn. the fighter's voice was dubbed over. >> isis play him like a piano. a celebrity to attract our muslim brothers in europe but some think he's showing off, being used by isis. >> even as a school boy he was spotted by teachers as having a violent streak. one said he was put in anger management therapy at the age of 11. >> we found that he would get angry and worked up and take him a long time to calm himself day. >> he loved graphic video games including duke nuke hmm, time to kill. at a time they were joining jihad and extremists continuing to preach their hate. british authorities have kept his family at this row house in london under surveillance more months in case he tries to contact them. and authorities are interested in emwazi's young brother who has acted in the london group who tries to convert non-muslims. friends say he is sad about his brother's plight. >> authorities have been tracking him for months and