ladder trucks extended. as walked up, i saw three firefighters close to the roof on the ladder close to the roof here, and this is a facility that is designed to be independent living for mostly seniors who live at this property, but you have to imayine that there m have been people on the upper floors of this building who may not have been able to get out on their own, certainly with fireom comi he top of the building, there's a possibility people could have been trapped near the top of the building, which y is wh are seeing the large and gressive response here i think to make sure to the extent firefighters can go inside thed bu, they are able to rescue anybody who needs rescued. again, it seems as though the flames were dying down a moment ago, and now they are flairing up again on the side of the building, closest to virginia avenue. i can see the smoke here as i came in along 695, along the sosheast/southwest freeway well, and through this neighborhood where the police department is now closing off seve

now at this point, working aggressively with ladder fight operations and aggressive attack. we had four transports to local spitals. and currently, we still have primary search was negative. we conducted a secondary search at this time. >> thank you, chief. director rodriguez? >> thank you, mayor. nthomeland security manage personnel on scene after the fire started to assist fire ems wi resident care. our first priority is to ensure the safety and health of the residents of the building. we have been working very closely with the department of human services, the department of health, representatives from the mayor's office to ensate e are getting the residents everything they need, whether there beriptions or medication to go through the we've already have the red cross on scene, which is going to be providing meals and water and otential for cots overnight if residents need to stay overnight. we're also going to be relocating many of thets resid to the green leaf facility, the rec center, which is not far from here. so we would encourage any family members looking for thei

they crawl the way up the ladder once again on. we make make poverty static in the country and that's a great problem for us and it is caused by these intends government regulations telling companies what they can pay. you can't pay more just because you want to. your bottom line has to sustain that because it is a you have to develop the margins that allow you to pay more. everybody wants to keep their employees but they can't do that with government regulations and you have to pay for it. sometimes we ship companies out of the nation in fact, because of our wage requirements. lujan grisham: wage inequality is such a significant issue. what it does is it declares unequivocally that you keep families in poverty, keep women in poverty, and you vote against every single minimum wage increase when you a state legislator and as a congressman, which mean if we did it the way you describe, people would so be making four and five dollars an hour. it's not sustainable. a recent study across the united states said that if enough between ten

eventually picked her up and rung by rung slowly carried her down the ladder to safety. she was hospitalized for smoke inhalation, as was a san francisco police officer who along with another cop were first on the scene. >> both officers ran into the building. they were able to kick down doors, rescue at least one person from the building. at that point they got overcome by smoke. the fire department was behind them, helped them get out. >> reporter: another woman above them was critically injured after she jumped. >> two officers who also arrived on scene, rushed in, grabbed her from the scene because parts of the debris from the building and fire were falling on top of her. >> reporter: martina ayala's second story familiarity was the source of the fire. the firefighters told her the cause was electrical. she wasn't home at the time. five people were injured. she's glad it wasn't much worse. >> i'm very grateful for the fire department and the police that came to save our neighbors and evacuate everyone else so that no more tragedies would occur. >> reporter: joe vazqu

. >> when we first put the ladder in i walked up the ladder without any protective gear on and i just wanted to introduce myself to the bees. i know it sounds kind of crazy, but i just want to let them know that i'm going to be up here and we're going to help you. >> he keeps a hive on top of his precinct. he says they're adjusting beautifully to their new home. >> fantastic. we've checked on them, they're settling in, i'm feeding them sugar wear so they don't have to go out immediately and start looking for nutrition, and they're drinking it down. >> he's hoping by next summer officers at his precinct will be able to enjoy time square honey with their toast. >> they think maybe warm weather might have caused the queen bee to abandon her hive. >> the queen of soul aretha franklin died without a will. her lawyer said he constantly told her to write a will but she never got around to it. she died last week at 76. >>> taking a live like now, the big, bright display atop the tower, you can see, is now 100% renewable energy. san francisco's public utilities commission made the announcement

and reaching the highest wrungs of this ladder. this next step is to target the closest to the president. that's donald trump junior and jared kushner who are par tis tan -- participants in that trump tower meeting. if that illegal quid pro quo took place you could have serious federal charges brought against don junior and kushner. if you get those two under indictment, they are very close to the president. if i'm the president, you're sitting very uncomfortable tonight. >> you're zeroing in on whether there was a crime committed or conspired. that's an issue, did that happen and as all fair prosecutors have to do on a probative side, do you have enough to win the case? you wouldn't necessarily want to hang that entire case against a senior person or presidential family member only on george papadopoulos. our bari is, tsta in this story. paul manafort is in charge. i'm reading from the agreement that says the defendant, that's manafort, quote agrees to testify at any proceeding requested by mueller. where does that fit in to any c

they pass by old electrical boxes and then they find a ladder. you see a ladder. probably want to start climbing. >> i'm trying to figure out where they are. >> it will become a little more apparent once they step outside. this is an old chimney. >> cool. >> wow, that is high. >> 918 feet high. this is the cool part right here. once they are at the top, they take a piece of the old bricking and toss it in. and time how long it takes to hit bottom. seven seconds to fall that distance. >> look at how strong the wind is. what if you get a gust and it sends you down like a brick? >> what if you don't even need the gust? what if the beams aren't rusted through. if you are climbing all the way up to the top while up there, why not make chess more interesting. >> i'm just waiting for him to drop a ball. >> what do you when you drop one? >> you just lose. >> gorge ends up winning. >> winning is you both get down alive. >> right. after a few more justifying moments, some exercise, some push-ups, some dips. >> that's only seven seconds long. these two survive and suggest no

room is only so much ancut which is, for many, unnecessary wall, with a non-foot ladder. it is not as popular with republicans. incidents with trump. >> all right, let's pivot to supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. they will take up his nomination at his confirmation hearing. what are a couple of republicans, a couple of democrats that you are going to be keeping your eye on during questioning, and what issues are they really going to be hammering on with judge kavanaugh? erik: to key question is -- are going to be any republican defectors? democrats in some way are boxed out of this if republicans stay together. they have a razor-then majority, susan collins, lisa murkowski are under pressure and essentially being pro-choice republicans, and whether they can vote for someone who, many people believe, is for overturning the road vs. -- roe. abortion case. those are the dramatic people who of course ran and are willing to disrupt, of course mitch mcconnell, but maybe not in this case. it is a question that is very interesting. if you have brett kavanaugh respond to ques

due to the dangerous flat edge roof terrain where the subject was strange and his proximity to the ladder, the officers did not attempt to access the roof due to concern over being grabbed and dragged off the roof by the subject. officer galande served as the lead negotiator and switched off with the other officer in communicating with the subject with standing on the roof access ladder during extremely misty conditions. a hostage negotiator was summoned and dispatched to the scene but was not utilized because of the established rapport with officer galande and the subject. the subject went onto report that he had lost $8,000 in gambling, that his wife had moved to texas with his kids, and he had no way to get them. the subject told officers he was depressed and may have taken medication along with a molly cocktail at this time. subject repeatedly stated he was an idiot, he missed his family and wanted to end his life. after negotiating well over an hour, officer galande was successful in coaxing the subject to come down off the ledge via the roof access ladder. the subject was placed int

they pass by old electrical boxes and then they find a ladder. you see a ladder. probably want to start climbing. >> i'm trying to figure out where they are. >> it will become a little more apparent once they step outside. this is an old chimney. >> cool. >> wow, that is high. >> 918 feet high. this is the cool part right here. once they are at the top, they take a piece of the old bricking and toss it in. and time how long it takes to hit bottom. seven seconds to fall that distance. >> look at how strong the wind is. what if you get a gust and it sends you down like a brick? >> what if you don't even need the gust? what if the beams aren't rusted through. if you are climbing all the way up to the top while up there, why not make chess more interesting. >> i'm just waiting for him to drop a ball. >> what do you when you drop one? >> you just lose. >> gorge ends up winning. >> winning is you both get down alive. >> right. after a few more justifying moments, some exercise, some push-ups, some dips. >> that's only seven seconds long. these two survive and suggest no

. >> and my uncle firefighter joseph patrick henry, ladder 21, i can't believe it's been 17 years, our family loves and misses you tremendously, keep looking over us and god bless america. [applause] >> and for my father joseph, daddy, it's been 17 years and the fact that you are still no longer here still feels -- still feels my -- [inaudible] [crying] >> it never goes away. you were a dream and my dream was taken from me and it hurts so much that because of that i never get to be with you, laugh with you, cry with you or smile with you. only god knows -- only god knows that i will do so we can have a second to love you. these years have not been easy for me but i know that you are always there keeping me strong and watching over me reminding me that i'm not alone. one good thing that happened this year and i know that with you that made that possible and i thank you for that. i'm not perfect and i promise i will make you proud, i love you so much, daddy. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading

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that crawled their way up the ladder once they get on. we admit poverty static in the country. staticave made poverty in the country. it is a great problem for us and that is caused by these intense government regulations telling companies what they can pay. you cannot pay more just because you want to. you have to be able to develop the margins that allow you to pay more. everybody wants to keep their employees, but they can't do that with the government regulation saying you have to pay for it. sometimes we should companies out of the nation because of wage requirements. rep. grisham: wage inequality is a significant issue. it declares inequivocally that you will keep families in poverty and keep women in poverty. you voted against every single minimum wage increase, when you were a state legislator, and as a congressman, it means if we did it the way you described, people would still be making four dollars and five dollars an hour. it is not sustainable. a recent study across united states that if you're not between $10 and $15 you cannot secure housing. it is unequivocally

to you have the paint, do we have to provide that, do you have ladder, do we need to bring a ladder,hat tools do you have, what tools do we bring. >> if you don't get the logistics right, it becomes unprofitable. she's amazing at logistics. she started as a part-time bookkeeper and ended up running the whole operation. >> liz said she made a happy unexpected discovery about herself. >> for my temperament, the product business is better for me. i'm very good at product vemtd and strategy, but i'm actually not good at logistics and now i don't have to do a whole lot of it anymore. >> why they're two key differences, liz also says they scale differently, too, because service is largely confined the local market and product is not. >> it's much more difficult to scale a service business. there's just a lot more human beings involved. there's a lot more involved. >> she says this means growth at a product-based business can have fewer. >> not only can i scale the business in term of geography, but in terms of product. we can expand and do add-ons and do other variations. >> liz made just

the lad and they look for money you know they're looking for a way to to benefit we we look at the ladder we don't want to change we want to left the war. had such a big thing a say c.s. . i'll never forgive them. thirty days later the machines are working day and night and will continue to do so the provincial government decided to finish sightsee despite all the promises. although sightsee is not the project we would have favored and it's not the project we would have started it must be completed to meet the objectives our governments assess this was not an easy decision i kept faith in the thirty years i've been involved the public policy of a choice that was more difficult than this one. clarence wilson and other first nations have filed a lawsuit against the down with the supreme court of british columbia janet arlene boone can only hope for america. this is a fight about the land and about what constitutes progress. and at what price. after. nine hundred sixty eight the global revolt. young people everywhere were protesting. an outcry echoed around the world. the vietnam war came in

senate to make those cuts for a waste of money, a border wall that can be defeated by a nine foot ladder. there's a sense that it's not as popular among republicans as it is with trump. >> let's pivot a little bit too nominate brett kavanaugh. the senate judiciary committee will be meeting. they will pick up his nomination, his confirmation hearing. republicansouple of , democrats that you will be keeping your eye on during the questioning? what issues are they going to be hammering with judge kavanaugh? >> are there going to be any republican defectors? the filibuster has gone away. democrats are boxed out of this. republicans stay together. .hey have a razor thin majority we are looking at susan collins, under pressure being pro-choice. whether they can vote for someone who many people believe be the pivotal vote in overturning roe versus wade abortion decision. assume something that i will indicate an openness to kavanaugh. paul, who was often willing to disrupt the best laid plans but perhaps not in this case. as far as the questioning, it is see how brett kavanaugh response to quest

chris says come your seat cove rs a ladder.t should equal 100 kilograms minus your body weight. it's especially helpful when travelling with children. it might be unfairon travelling with children. it might be unfair on those with children or heavier or pregnant. i'm not sure about that. another view, i miss the old days when you paid for a ticket that included everything, checked in luggage, hand luggage and a meal. 0ne price all in. now i end up cutting and clicking to see what i can and can't take and how much it may or may not cost. it wasn't like that in our day! but i'm slightly older than you. tom stevensonjoins us again to discuss. what's your hand luggage story? do you believe hand luggage is a privilege or a right? it certainly extremely annoying when you get on a low—cost flight and if you are not the first person on the plane, because everyone now carries cases with the wheels, they are frankly too big for the available space, so if you're not first on come you can't get your bag in. i don't think anyone should be p

what size ladder, what tools do we need to bring, what materials do we need to bring. >> if you don't the logistics right, it could end up being unprofitable. >> liz credits tasha's tactical mind-set for much of that success? >> she's amazing at that. she was a part-time bookkeeper and then able to run the whole operation. >> moving over to the product-based business, liz made a happy unexpected discovery about herself. >> for my temperament, the product business is better for me. i'm good at product development and strategy. but i'm actually not good at logistics. now i don't have to do a whole lot of it anymore. >> while that's two key areas of difference, liz also says they scale differently, too. because service is largely confined to the local market and product is not. >> it's much more difficult to scale a service business. there's a lot more human beings involved. there's a lot more variability involved. but it primarily is a local business. >> she says this means that growth in a product-based business can have fewer limitations than with a service-based business. she likes t

firefighters using ladders to rescuepeople. firefighters, marines and buildibuild ing staff taking people out on gurneys and wheelchairs. all the flames, and the roof collapse. >> there it is, there it is. >> reporter: but only minor injuries. thanks to some heroic neighbors. >> i'm just glad we could be there to help somebody out. marine, we answer the call every single time. >> reporter: and one final note, because we want to shoate you the vud owe we showed you earlier of the firefighter taking a woman down on a ladder. kevin mr.cray his father was a firefighter, he died in the line of duty back in 2015. so, jim, doreen, the urge to serve runs in that family and made a difference today. indeed i did. thank you, leon. stay with news 4 for continuing coverage on this fire at the apartment complex for seniors. we'll let you kw of any new developments tonight, and we're mayor'siting for the news conference. we'll share any details from that as we can. and you can open our nbc washington app for updates throughout the night. jim

according to egyptian mythology the sun god re himself made a ladder for the pharaoh to enter the inner temple using the rays of the rising sun . here were in the world beyond ruled by the god sirius judge of the dead and ruler of the underworld when ramsay's enters the temple he enters the world of the dead and every day as the sun rises it's all serious who brings the pharaoh back to life rejuvenating again. like a guard of honor eight metre tall supporting pillars lead to the inner recesses of the temple each is a figure of the goddess series but with the face of ramses the second. in the innermost sanctuary for statues are carved into the rock they are the creator god ray who rocked a tar and and on rainy. and with them the god king himself ramsay's the second. king ramsay's the second live thirteen centuries before christ during his long reign he altered already existing temples founded a new capital city and covered the whole of egypt with huge stone figures and obvious and vast temple complexes. here in the king's mortuary temple the ram asean in the ancient town of thieves lies

names] [reading names] >> and my brother lieutenant philip scott of the new york city department, ladderay goes by that you aren't thought of, spoken about or prayed for, we never get tired of hearing or telling stories about you, forever in our hearts isn't a phrase written on your head stone but it's how you will live on our lives until the day we die. i love you, phil, i will talk to you later. >> and my cousin maria isabel ramÍrez, it's been 17 years, we love you, we miss you, god bless america. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my uncle bernard, i hope to one day be able to say that i've positively impacted as many

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clearly is ladder is going through here. apologies. clearly a rush to try to get judge kavanaugh seated before the supreme court begins its 2018-2019 term which is at the beginning of october. so, there is some pressure to try to get a vote. senator grassley said he doesn't know when there could be a confirmation vote. there is a three-day rule that after the last hearing they have to wait three days before a vote. but as to whether or not they would wait beyond that, he doesn't even know, shep. says he is playing it day by day. one of the other points that ms. hill made in that op-ed is that the weight of the ache sayings being leveled by ms. ford have to be given equal weight of idea of confirming somebody to the supreme court of the land. you can't say well it's a supreme court nomination and that's more important than the allegation. they both have to be given equal weight. >> shepard: that op-ed is in the "new york times" today. more ahead on the kavanaugh controversy. we will go to capitol hill where the fate of the president tru

as i mentioned, there is a leadership ladder in the party so he is the heir apparent. you would expect he will become majority leader. that is an advantage mcfall has. he is formally endorsed by tip o'neill to be elected. he has those advantages and is a whip. andheory, he knows members what have you. unfortunately he has weaknesses. ,at this stage the , democratic party in the house is increasingly dominated by young, liberal members. he is not a young member. he is an older, more conservative member. he does not have connections to the younger members other candidates do. he also does not campaign hard for the post. he later admitted he didn't work hard for it. even though people think on one and he has some advantages the , conventional wisdom means he will not get very far in the race. he will probably lose on the first ballot. the front runner is bill burton, the second candidate i mentioned. phil burton is a fascinating character. if you have not heard of him, i recommend you do. there is a book called "the rage for justice" by john jacobs. it is one of my all-ti

it cans eight-foot high, be defeated by a nine foot ladder. it is not as popular among republicans as it is with president trump and some of his poor base voters. -- or base voters. >> let us shift to brett kavanaugh. democrats couple of or republicans that you will be keeping your eye on and what issues will they be hammering? >> the key question is will there be any republican defectors? because the filibuster has gone away for supreme court nominees, democrats in some ways are boxed out of this if republicans stay together. they have a razor thin majority. murkowskiins and lisa are under pressure being pro-choice republicans. and whether they can vote for someone who many people leave will be the pivotal vote and overturning the roe v. wade abortion decision. susan collins has been indicating and openness to brett kavanaugh. murkowski has been more circumspect. to disrupten willing the best laid plans of mitch mcconnell but maybe not this case. for the questioning, it will be interesting to see how he responds to questions about executive p

senate to make those cuts for a waste ofto be money, a border wall that can be defeated by a nine foot ladder. it is not exactly as popular among republicans as it is with trump-pence some of his core voters. >> it to supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the senate judiciary committee will be meeting to take up his nomination, his confirmation hearing. a couple of republicans, couple of democrats that you will be keeping your eye on during the questioning, and what issues will they be hammering with judge kavanaugh. think he question is, are there going to be any republican defectors. because the filibuster has gone nominees,preme court in some ways, democrats are boxed out of this if republicans can stay together. they have a razor thin majority. susan collins and lisa murkowski, essentially pro-choice republicans, whether they can vote for someone who many believe would end up overturning the roe v. wade abortion decision. this is something that susan collins has been indicating what looks like an openness to kavanaugh. murkowski has been more circumspect. of course, rand paul, who is oft

what many believe is perhaps a waste of money, a border wall that can be defeated by a nine foot ladder. is a sense it's not exactly is popular among republicans as it is with donald trump and his court base of voters. the supremek at court nominee, brett kavanaugh. the senate judiciary committee will meet and they will take up his nomination, his confirmation hearing. what are a couple of democrats you will keep your eye on during the questioning and what issues are they really going to be hammering with judge kavanagh questio? >> the cookie question is if there will be any republican defectors. democrats are boxed out of that. they have a razor thin majority that's susan collins and lisa under pressurere for being pro-choice republicans and whether they would vote for someone who many believe could vote to overturn roe versus wade. indicated an has openness to brett kavanaugh. lisa murkowski is more circumspect of those will be the dramatic decisions and rand paul the bestg to disrupt laid plans of mitch mcconnell but maybe not in this case. as far as the questioning, it's interesting

you're up to guys. >> chutes & ladders. >> is that the same of the british version called snakes & laddersthe same game. >> great game, great game. >> sue, thank you very much. >> chute & ladders and girl scout cookies. >> snakes and ladders. apple the big story of the day unveiling a number of new iphones today as well as a watch. in case you missed the event here's a recap of all the key developments >> apple watch is not only the number one smartwatch in the world it's the number one watch period. >> apple watch series 4. everything about it has been redesigned and re-engineered. >> the headline here news-wise is this is a medical device. williams said that this has been fda-approved. >> they position it as a category killer because amongst the smartwatches no other device as far as i know has been fda-approved. >> i'm excited to show you what is by far the most advanced iphone we have ever created. this is iphone xs. >> the xs will start at 999. >> it is a remarkable new duel-camera system it has as 12 megapixel wide camera and 12 megapixel and true tone flash. >> the phone's camera wi

perched atop peaks up to three hundred meters high initially they could be accessed only with rope ladders or windlasses of the twenty four monasteries once built most line ruin today just six and still inhabited pious people flock here. these are the rock and short protection against intruders and brought you closer to god and the rock formation of their spellbinding effect on people. for a long time meter not seal with served as the president of the meteorite climbing club he still enjoys skating works today and often meets other climbers here. chris. upper pairing to climb the iconic spindle monolith. to germans kicked off the meteoric climbing craze during the one nine hundred seventy s. they set the first time in roots and drove safety hawks into the rocks. is the first one to reach the peak ensuring that. the o's can safely follow. he hasn't scaled the spindle in the twenty years. one was there every climb assigns the summit register. spots he always says he scaled his very first role as a ten year old. free solo because we don't curve. think of what the olds we saw that month. look

and they look for money you know they're looking for a way to to benefit we we look at the ladder we don't want to change we want to left the war had such a big thing it's a c.s. . i'll never forgive them. thirty days later the machines are working day and night and will continue to do so the provincial government decided to finish sightsee despite all the promises. although sightsee is not the project we would have favored and it's not the project we would have started it must be completed to meet the objectives of our government to set this was not an easy decision i kept faith in the thirty years i've been involved in public policy of a choice that was more difficult than this one. clarence wilson and other first nations have filed a lawsuit against the down with the supreme court of british columbia janet arlene boone can only hope for america. this is a fight about the land and about what constitutes progress. and at what price. going up today don't miss our highlights w. program online w dot com highlights. of the trip to going on a polar expedition in don't miss this story the

lesson that if you have doubt, light, deceive, be better, do terrible things, and you will go up the laddertters corruption spreads throughout the country from a corrupt qing, this is what is happening here. —— andjust like corrupt qing, this is what is happening here. —— and just like in hamlet, where it says that corruption spreads through the country from a corrupt king. if i was in russia or china, i'll be laughing at this leader, because the liberal approach to democracy is not shown as being particularly good, because this man is a buffoon. and a drama of shakespearean proportions. we talk about the arab news. you mentioned that you want a banker. 0nce mentioned that you want a banker. once a banker, always a banker. mentioned that you want a banker. once a banker, always a bankerlj was not going to say that. that you headed up an energy ‘s desk? it was a utilities desk. a lot of people don't realise that the oil price is vital for setting the gas price, which says the electricity price. —— energies. so if you see well priced guy 0pperman this will affect electricity price here. this

bowen was trying to work his way up the social ladder by making some money. he was still a man who believed in couldbowen himself sympathize. his shoes were in tatters, he could not afford a new era of gloves, he was suffering greatly. he still refused to defy military authority. he refused to defy military authority because again of what he saw and more forrtantly of experience. two years, he had been in the experienced had comradese had seen his such as fredericksburg, he saw his comrades go to his death to follow orders for an attack that was of course suicidal. he had the experience in camp of seeing the suffering of his comrades. he was a subjected to discipline as well as inflicted discipline bowen afterrdinates. fredericksburg was a sergeant. he had an encounter with a drunken comrade who he had ordered to take some wood and go across camp. this drunken soldier refused to do it and lunged at him. he nearly crushed the skull of this drunken man. when this man came to, he wasn't done with him. he ordered him to carry a 40 pound log around camp. this inci

with juan williams, jesse watters and she uses a step ladder to get on a step ladder. dana perino "the five." all right, about that anonymous op-ed by a senior official in the "new york times" trashing the president for his style and coarseness. they went after trump for being trump. shocking. the "new york times" said this story was published at the request of the author which is the way the "new york times" used to sell classified ads. i will call ahead and make a rfrtion. -- reservation. it's really about unseating trump. in this phoneyness, only one sentence mattered. when captain anonymous said the country is already safer and more prosperous. wait a minute, the country is safer and more prosperous under trump but not nicer to dolphins or more likely to recycle? impeach this guy. two silly variables. what is left to critique? his style. trump is a big meanie. he is worse than darth. tell it to hr. you cry about the words. we get it. trump is an intense boss who asks tons of questions and makes you feel bad because he is not like your old boss who almost sank the c

that is how you climb the ladder in civil service. that is how ministers climb the ladder.eday become the prime minister. brushedople just get aside and they say, we are so busy focusing on breast it -- brexit. nobody has time to think about anything else or anything innovative apart from how on earth do we solve this conundrum. of a different sort of neglect there are thousands of villages in europe and elsewhere that are at risk of becoming ghost towns. >> better jobs and modern lifestyle in cities around the world, most villages they are leaving behind. >> a few aspiring hotel owners are fighting the brain drain by turning abandoned buildings into towns -- in towns into hospitality areas. >> such as sweet with instagram ready views. >> the whole idea of authenticity has become huge and travel. people want an experience where you live like a local. the phenomenon across europe were small towns are falling into disrepair and becoming ghost towns, 2500 pounds in italy, 3000 and spain could be ghost towns in the next couple of years. if you enterprising entrepreneurs have go

for younger people trying to buy their first home, getting on the property ladder is far from easy.yle of house—building. a nice three—bed for a site near london — ready, not in months, but a couple of weeks. a production line, a factory, and maybe a solution to britain's chronic inability to build enough places for people to live. basically the living room... rosie toogood used to run a factory making aircraft engines. now she's making homes — as many as 3,000 a year. can factories like this solve britain's housing crisis? absolutely. i mean, i think fundamentally this is the way forward, and when we start to deliver our products people will see we create great places to live, high—quality homes that are absolutely affordable. a lack of house—building is not a new problem. after the war, councils and private firms built more than 300,000 houses a year in england. but as councils pulled back, the numbers fell, and then the financial crisis hit — a shock to the economy we have yet to recover from. to solve britain's affordable housing crisis, we need to build about 300,000 houses a y

there is a leadership ladder in the house at this stage where if you are whip, you are expected to become leader. leader will become speaker if your party controls, has a majority. tip o'neill is going to become speaker. there is no question. the question is who will take his place as the dirty leader -- majority leader? there are four candidates. the first is john mcfaul of california. phil burton, also california, the head of the democratic caucus. richard bowling of missouri from the rules committee at jim wright of texas. let me say a little about these because their characteristics were important in members' decisions. whip.cfall is the he is the heir apparent. you can expect he will become majority leader. that is an advantage mcfall has. he is formally endorsed by tip o'neill to be elected. he has those advantages and is a whip. he knows how to get votes and what have you. unfortunately he has weaknesses. at this stage am of the democratic party in the house is dominated by young, liberal members. he is not a young member. he is older. he does not have connections to the younger me

you drove a tractor, cut wood, stood on dangerously high ladders to get at a falling roof, tried to get me to join her, no way. [laughter] >> do you remember the time i visited one weekend when i was on a hard and fast deadline, and you demanded that i just put my shoulder to the wheel of your sheltered workshop and help you repair the roof. i sometimes viewed the farm in just this way, as your personal alternative to a looney bin, come on, you growled, just get on the ladder and help me do this. i was terrified, flabbergasted but you wouldn't let go of me until i at least planted a victory of garden of flowers by your side. even kate the farmer, you still sometimes drank your morning coffee from a french ceramic bowl, always made little toasts at dinner and were at all times surrounded by books and bookshelves. skipping a little bit, a little bit. does anyone know the book the basement meditations on a human sacrifice? it's a great book. it died an unnatural death and kate then did an art installation based on the child, the teenager, silvia likens who was tortured for weeks in a basem

. >> i was up there on the ladder but it a really team effort. she wasn't the only rescue.e thas other people making rescues at the moment. i was justo happened to be at the right place at the right time. >> bravery runs in his blood. his father was also a d.c. firefighter. he was killed on the job in may of 2015. >> it's just doi my job. just part of the training but they're saving lives. every day. >> all right. the skins didn't need any sunshine to g a win on sunday against the packers. >> they bounced back from a week 2 ls to pul off an impressive win. >> a dark rainy day brightened by the light of the redskins offense finally turningon. after six straight quarters withoutow ton, the redskins scored four in a 31-17 win over the packers. >> we're her to win and we're here toin thedivision. that's the main goal. >> a not a factor for 3-year-old a ddrien person. a huge turn around for the burgundy and gold after the loss in last week's home opener. >> thahes probably t worst game i've ever been o apartf last week and, youknow, for guys to bounce

then you have jeff cisneros, running to make sure our kids can access the same ladders of opportunity that this country and the united states navy gave him. more navy medals for his service than he has years in politics. he spent those years since he was in the navy fighting for veterans, for the kids in public schools, and he worked with michelle on her reach higher initiative to help kids access higher education. we could not be prouder of gil. just like we couldn't be prouder of katie porter, who is here. [applause] spent nearly 20 years as a consumer-protection attorney. that means she was fighting for you. 20 years of standing up to powerful special interests and working on behalf of california families. directly helped thousands of families who had been wronged by big banks, by predatory lenders, and now she is fighting for every orange county family to hold those interests accountable. that's the kind of advocate you need in congress. [applause] just like you need harley roda, successful entrepreneur, philanthropist, helping all kinds of companies start up and growing to create

we also saw some rescues coming down a ladder, too, of this brick structure. we saw marines rush in with wheelchairs. t amazing day where different sdictions come together. again, it's four alarms now and no letup in sight. >> these are the senioriving apartments at 5th and k in southeast arthur capper senior living apartment, and the scene on the 1,000 blo of 5th street where jackie was , there's a senior center located there so that's where they are being taken. d.c. officials are trying to figure out a s place for all individuals to go to ensure they have a safey place to s tonight, and speaking of, we're awaiting our first real upda.c from officials including the mayor who is there at that scene of 5th and l in southeast gere jackie's at. we should beting that update from them momentarily. >> that's the press conference right there, but aaron is watching fire truck after fire truck go in. this is where the ambulances are and where the evacuees have been ken. look at these.ve pictures. it is still aggressive flames. it started in the attic. we don't know ho

girl doll, chutes and ladders, chalk and tickle me elmo. fans can vote online for their favorites this week. the winners will be announced november 8th, joining classics like barbie and play-doh. >>> coming up, another look at that forecast. certainly cooler. you can feel the dip today. >> yes, you can. it's going to be like that all day long, where our temperatures reach into the 70s in some spots. we're heading over to east san jose to evergreen where our temperatures will be in the mid-50s as you step out the door. a look at all of our microclimates coming up next. >>> and just a few trucks here, west 580 traveling from richmond over to the san rafael side. no problems here, but i will show you where i report for 580 coming through oakland and we'll sort out the details. >>> protesters expected at the second day of the global climate action. why are they targeting governor brown? that's coming up in a live look. o >>> a very good thursday morning to you. are you headed out of town? this is a live look at sfo. you should probably bring a

earlier there was a ladder in the road. now there is a recycling bin in the fast lane.that, 280 northbound south of mariposa. looking at this part of 880 in oakland past the colosseum things look good . the southbound direction approaching a street be aware of that three vehicle collision now moved to the side of the road. things are still jammed up. 24 through lafayette is very slow going. no specific problems. it is slow and go from here all the way to the caldecott tunnel and then it opens up once you get through . the san mateo bridge moving along and moving faster than it was about half an hour ago, but still very congested. we have this one last picture of the bay bridge toll plaza if you have some cash you might have an easier time getting through in the cash lanes. let's go back to the desk. >>> honoring some of the really great players who played for the athletics some of the first members of the 80s hall of fame will be inducted tonight. right now let's check in with garcia and see what's coming up in the next hour. >>> coming up in minutes we will report on a

this is some video of one firefiter taking woman down the ladder here to safety. you can see how much care he'sn really putnto helping her come down on the ladder there. we've learned thatin is k mccray jr. his father, kevin senior, was also a. d.c. firefight he died on the job while responding to a high-rise fire back in 2015. > our other top stohis morning, we're learning more about the jogger who was stabbed to death in a logan circle neighborhood. her name is wendy martinez. she was an georgetrad who was recently engaged. trveillance footage shows the moments before attack happened near 11th and p street northwest tuesday coming up in a few minutes, news 4's molette green will join us live with more details on this investigation. >>> the lawyer for the woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh oftexual assa wants more witnesses to testify. right now only judge kavanaugh and his accuser, christine blasey ford, are s to receive monday. but dr. ford's lawyers say multiple witnesses should be included. news 4' tracie potts will he more on the controvers