>> lars. >> so you trying to say she was frustrated with lars?prosecutors told the jury this marriage of opposites became too lopsided for lars to handle. >> she took time to play tennis. work was very important. she took time out to go have dinner with friends and family. he wasn't a factor. >> basically, she didn't consider him enough to be a part of her normal, everyday life. >> reporter: they said lars wanted more from debbie. and when he didn't get it, he got rid of her instead. >> reporter: this was a new one for me. one of the possible motives that was brought up, that lars was old school and was upset that debbie did not take his last name. >> she was a professional woman and she was very driven. and i think that's part of why she didn't take his name. she kept everything separate. >> reporter: including her bank accounts. she never put lars' name on them. >> reporter: this was not about money. >> no, it -- it -- it wasn't. it really has to do with he loved her more than she loved him. >> reporter: when its turn came, the defense said of

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and then lars eller tried. the reaction there from alex ovechkin. face-off will be back. to the left of braden holtby. the last three face-offs, nicklas backstrom won them all. now lars eller will get the responsibility with this face-off. >> mike: 12 players on the ice. 28 players must wait. whether the game can be tied in 28 seconds or whether it will be an empty netter or a one goal game and a championship for washington. eller is 5 out of 10 on face-offs. the puck wins this clean. look for marchessault for a one-timer. about 45 feet out. responsibilities on both sides. what do we do if we win it. what do we do if we lose it. >> mike: eller and wilson and orpik and kuznetsov and wilson are the capitals in front of holtby. off of the face-off, tied up. came to the corner. down to the ice goes neal. it is tuch. down to the last 20 seconds. neal around behind with it now. goes for the corner, continues. closed out there by niskanen. puck to the side is marchessault on across. held there by tuch. given back to marchessault. sent one to the slot. kuznetsov. down goes smith.

career the romanian born german actress is a familiar face on the red carpet acting is in her blood larsfather was a well known actor in romania. his daughter to use with roles in german film and television. landing the role that would be her international break through. playing hitler's secretary travel you're in town for all the role lara noticed in hollywood. on her first english language film she met her future husband sam riley. whether it's u.s. or european films alexandra maria lara is in demand and on the way out. what do you think was a dog. that has private property or some groups who refuse to work franka potente or as a business minded madam together with tom hardy in the mysteries series to do a gritty costume drama set in the nineteenth century. this is a chance just career took off with tom to it was berlin through a low run along the brownest sis. overnight franka potente was a star and started playing in the big leagues. with johnny depp in blow. alongside matt damon in bourne supremacy. but tend to also let's just step behind the camera her directorial debut was a silen

on the phone, congratulated him andd pledo give his support in this campaign as he takes on governor lar hogan, a very popular republican here in the state ofmaryland. i want to show you a little bit of what's going on here. you can't exactly call it a victory celebration here. it took him three times to win. he talked about how blessed he was to be in that office and to have areat political life. let's hear a little bit of what he had to say. >> i talk today mr. jealous. i talked to ben. i congratulated him on a hard fought campaign. i told him we'll do everything we can to make sure he is victorious in november. we need to get a democrat back in. >> >> reporter: he is working the crowd right now. wants to get out and thank people one on one after making that speech. h he had family there. he had his sons there. his mom was tre. we are talking about how blessed he has been to represent prince george's county he gave it his all to become a democratic nomineeofn the state maryland. he said he would finish out his term here as county executive and then he is going toecome a private citizen

lars and heads the office of germany's fleet nation nauman foundation in seoul three times a year he works on projects in the north he says the progress being made is obvious . there are more consumer goods including cars and mobile phones as well as individual eyes clothing styles. from the inside pyongyang there are numerous foreign cars it's incredible you can find brands from japan which is still considered an arch enemy despite that no one seems to have a problem with japanese luxury cars and products. a strong sign of the changing times smile fades millions have allegedly been brought into north korea through smuggling operations especially across the border from china. and here we can communicate with people in north korea via chinese mobile networks we receive voice mails and videos and go but this only works along the border in a swath about four to six kilometers wide kind of an overall though these goods don't change the reality of life in north korea that remains one of the world's poorest countries. and finally fifa has had a hard time finding sponsors for the twenty eig

but there's quite age lar presence outside of th buildin that housed the capital gazet in 8 bestgatennapoliso the road here, bestgate were the capital gazette was housed. the other side is where the westfield annapolis mall is. the gunman a vendetta against the newspaper that stems all the way bk to 2011. he walked inside the building today and fire add shotgun through the glass doors of this newsroom, it sent staffers scrambli and hiding. we know tonight five pllple were ki and police eventually found the shooter hiding under a desk inside the offices. this has been a tragic day not only for the newspaper but for community and the family ofha journalists tare spread out becausend the region we've all been talking about thi . n tell you interestinghe enough,re are journalists here from aswa far a fromew york city,philadelphia, e, baltimor they're all here covering this tragic story, jim, sarah? >>> a maryland family was kicked out ofir own funeral. ats st. m catholic church in reporter: take a look a look at the obituary for her viewing and funeral held here tuesday morning, hundreds

abc 7 news reporter kate lars zen live at a napa restaurant that would like to clear its name. kate. >> reporter: ama, dan, there are independent red hen restaurants all over the world just like this one here in napa. and a lot of them are receiving a lot of unwanted attention. so much so that the owner here says business was down 30% over the weekend. margaritas, mexican food, and some high visibility real estate right along highway 29 in napa. yet owner norm sawicki says customers are mistaking his red hen for being affiliated with this red hen in lexington, virginia. >> we got hundreds and hundreds of phone calls saying how nasty we were. >> reporter: norm says after the owner of lexington's red hen asked president trump's press secretary sarah huckabee sanders to leave her restaurant friday night, a barrage of insults ensued. yelp even posted an alert saying they were cleaning out the reviews on norm's restaurant page which came from both sides of the political aisle. >> i thought it was very weird. i mean, we're not political here. you know? we're open to everybody. and un

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i acknowledge the risks that lars and stefan talk about, but in my mind they are relatively marginal. we have had disciplined system policy for a long time so we don't have a public debt issue at all. i remain confident we will get back to 2.5%. it will take us a bit of time. it is going to be a gradual process. because it is gradual, people my lower inflation expectations. if we are shooting for 2.5 and we make gradual progress towards that, i don't think we're going to see a persistent decline in inflation expectations. there is a risk that happens. balancing that risk against the risks that would come from pursuing a policy that would pursue a more rapid return of inflation to 2.5%, and in the environment we have been in, the risks have been quite large, we are trying to get inflation more quickly. 1.75 to 2, i think we can live with that for a while. it would be mainly through people bahrain more money that people borrowing more money and -- it would be mainly through people borrowing more money and having higher asset prices. high levels of debt, very high levels of asset prices.

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lars ellar breaking a 3-3 tie. the whole team holding off repeated challenges to win their first stanley cup since it was created. fans in washington did not let that stop them from partying. a watch party spilled over into the streets as the city won its first major sports title in 26 years. he brought his dad out onto the ice after the win saying my dad, he doesn't remember a lot of stuff these days but this one will stick with him forever. you can guarantee that. >> first championship for washington since 1992. first championship for the caps. i could not be happier for the team. the best player in hockey last ten years. could never quite get over the hump. he's the king. >> great washington citizen. >> exactly. it's a great thing. i think there's going to be a parade. >> we'll be off. we'll be at the parade. coming up, winning attitude. president trump says that's what will get him through the singapore summit. it's all about attitude. gary: i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. i bet i'm the f

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they con ververged into one lar fire. the focus has been on protecting a couple of neighborhoods in the concord walnut creek area. joining us is robert marshal. thank you for joining us. give us an update. it looks like you are making significant progress. we hear it's 50% contained? >> that's correct. we estimate the containment at 50%. we're at about 185 acres. four alarms plus two additional strike teams. >> you are asking for crews just to help with structure protection or to help just get full containment and control? >> at this point, it's to get full containment and control. the fire is still burning in a couple of areas. although, the bulk of the fire is now within the containment lines. we still have a few helicopters here. we have a couple of

she was contacted by the mountain view police in her car at a walmart parking lo lar that day after 11:00 a.m. aghdam went to a shooting range before going back to the youtube headquarters just before 12:45, three people were hit before she shot and killed herself. she was angry with youtube over policy changes that made it harder for her to make money off of her videos. >>> san francisco mayor just unveiled the city's biggest budget ever. now, it including big earmarks for homeless programs. kpix5 asked the candidates running for mayor how they spend it. >> reporter: the four candidates agree they must fix the homeless problem and cleanup city streets. there are shades of differences when it comes to solutions and how quickly they can get the job done. >> suggested the folks ... >> two contenders for mayor. they stood side by side at the plaza tonight for a joint rally. meant to take advantage of the city's ranked of choice voting system. endorsing each other and their second choice on the ballot. when it comes to one of the city's biggest problems homelessness, they have a big idea.

. >> they target a a lar record wh of misconduct and made a lawful decision. this is a very scary precedent for california ae even beyond. >> reporter: the distri attorney will replace him once the election results are finalized. she garnered 70% of the vote. she has been with the office since 95. most recently as an assistant da overseeing family violence and juvenile at thfis supported the recall of the judge, but did not publicly abt it her former boss did publicly oppose the recall. >> cindy hendrickson was a much morendr juwas.at is quite respe given her record and a long sto >> as somebody o sported the i know that recall. isconcile a bench. rticularly on a opposing the recall. >> as for the now former judge he has declined to speak publicly today in response to last night vote. in palo alto, ktvu fox2 >>> taking a look at the e s yeatures from today. may be a warmer in some places. we are under a pattern is keeping things going from average. i would expect mid 80s or even low 90s and some of the spots. we are talking today inland. 77 degrees. at least d

. >>> meanwhile, elon musk's boring company is showcases their digging technology with a tess lar model x. it shows the all electric vehicle equipped with special wheels moving on rails. right now the tunnel runs through hawthorne. the company wants to expand it into west l.a. >>> what better way to show your team spirit during the world cup than with your smart phone. here are your tech bites. >> in today's tech bites, a high-level departure at facebook. >> elliot slag has been the head of the company's communication efforts for a decade, stepping down after playing a big part in how facebook dealt with the data privacy scandal. he says his departure has been in the work for a while. >>> elon musk is taking on another big project. he's reached a deal to build a high-speed rail system linking o'hare and downtown chicago, reducing travel time from 40 minutes to 12. building can start by the end of the year. >>> a new way to support your team at the world cup. spec is offering six iphone cases in flag theme colors. they represent, england, brazil, germany, spain, mexico and france. they r

the marine lar is back and touching all neighborhoods. ferry ride will be gusty, especially north of the bay bridge this afternoon. cool this morning if you're a mass transit rider and warm if you're heading to our inland neighborhoods. here is a look at the small craft advisory, east of the golden gate bridge, north of the golden gate bridge, north of the bay bridge, 11:00 to 3:00 this evenings, pretty bad. just barely 80 during the afternoon hour. 6 at 8:00. here is a look at what's going on in the north bay. we'll start off in the 50s and warm into the mid 70s to upper 70s during the afternoon hours. our last stop will be the south bay. we start 64 this morning, 76 at noon. low 80s in the afternoon hours and a comfortable 71 at 8:00. so all of our north bay neighbors that come across the golden gate bridge -- >> would be me. drizzle and windshield wipers need neighborhood. it was like light rain. it was pretty wet, but no problems on the road, at least not so far anyway in the grade. emeryville into the macarthur maze and the bay bridg

lars and heads the office of germany's fleet wish nauman foundation in seoul three times a year he works on projects in the north he says the progress being made is obvious . there are more consumer goods including cars and mobile phones as well as individualized clothing styles. from inside pyongyang there are numerous foreign cars it's incredible you can find brands from japan which is still considered an arch enemy despite that no one seems to have a problem with japanese luxury cars and products. a strong sign of the changing times smartphones millions have allegedly been brought into north korea through smuggling operations especially across the border from china. and here we can communicate with people in north korea via chinese mobile networks we receive voice mails and videos and go but this only works along the border in a swath about four to six kilometers wide and. overall though these goods don't change the reality of life in north korea remains one of the world's poorest countries. electric car maker tesla is to slash thousands of jobs in an e-mail to staff c.e.o. in long mu

. >>> aberg lar in concord has had a couple of bad days and they've been caught on surveillance.. you can see chimera walk up to a convenience store, rip off the door handle and then fall. he returned last sunday and repeatedly smashed a rock into the door, kicked in the glass, and then lost his shoe. inside the thief realized the cash register was empty. he made off with nearly 5,000 lottery tickets. >> well, on the peninsula, a comeback story for the ages involving the resilient teenager and her personal connection to the warriors and some cavaliers fans in cleveland. abc7 news reporter chris wynn has more now from redwood city. >> reporter: inside the halls of sequoia high school, sophomore caitlyn o'connor is d odds and sharing her wisdom along the way. >> find the positive in the struggle and it will end up being okay. they'll make it through their hard times. >> reporter: at age 13, caitlyn was diagnosed with rasmus enz encephalitis, a rare disease that causes debilitating seizures. >> she was having up to 20 a day with tremors almost 24/7. it was just very hard. >> reporte

lars eller, thank you very much. crazy goal. final seconds. the final face-off, chance for vegas. washington wins it 4-3, they captured their first ever stanley cup. they do it in the final of 4-3 golden season for the expansion golden knights comes up a little bit short. terrell owens will be inducted into the hall of fame. he's planning his own party. he says he won't go to kansas. classic t.o. former niners star upset he was snubbed a few years before being voted in. he announced he was going to pass on the ceremony. this is not done yet. fellow hall of fameers like steve young and deion sanders are trying to talk t.o. into showing up. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> he might -- >> that's what all hall of fameers are saying, you don't want to pass that up. >> warriors getting done tomorrow? >> i hope so. >> i think so, but i may have to go with the cavaliers just -- >> i think the cavs have one last shot in >>> this time tomorrow maybe we'll celebrate a warriors victory. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm alma daetz. for larry, all of us, jimmy >>>

has hired attorney hague harris the same attorney who represented the family of lynne spalding, nasim lar case in october of 2013. spalding's body was found an outdoor stairwell of the hospital after she had been reported missing the previous month. her family settled for $3 million with the city of san francisco. ruby's death is prompting security reviews and the closing of the power plant to the public. >> we'll continue to do enhanced security assessments to figure out, are there additional measures that can prevent this from happening again? >> reporter: ruby lived inside a board and care facility with mental health sues. it's on the campus but directly associated with zuckerberg general hospital. because she was a resident and not a patient, she was allowed to come and go. a doctor of pharmacology says that policy should be changed. >> this should really be a wake-up call ability to say, hey, we need to do something about it so this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> we are learning more about the youtube shooting in san leandro. police just released a new ti

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action lar to the floor. -- and mr. aguilar to the floor, and then what we hope is the speak every can bring a bill to the floor of his choosing. what could be fairer than that, to let the people's house speak on this critically important issue? so i would hope the gentleman would facile tit that coming to the floor. lastly, mr. speaker, let me say that this is the most closed congress in history. talks about coming to his office and i have and we have worked constructively and positively together and i have great respect for the majority leader. i know she's very close to president trump. he's talked about his working with president trump to move forward and let us hope that the talks with korea bear fruit. we've had a lot of talks with the koreans. they've made a lot of pledges. and they haven't followed them. we will see what happens. we're hoping for the best. but in coming to your office, we have had discussions. we've had discussions about daca. but very frankly when we come to this floor, this is the most closed

the children who were separated from their parents are just a subset ofr lar portion of children that, you know, crossed here without their parents and are also in the custody of the department health and human services. it's just very unclear what the path is for reuniting them. robert: what is also unclear, yeganeh, is what is being done from the federal perspective. you wrote this week for reuters about how one child stopped eatingl and fto depression at one of these centers. another who could previously walk on n his o asks his mother to carry him everywhere. a third child started biting other children. there is a federal response to the medical, psychological issues these children are facing? yeganeh: those stories from all from children kept at family detention centers. there are only three in the united states able to house families together. experts have found that any sort of detention for a childr whetn one of these centers or at a harsher facility isma ng to the child. they really urge the government l beited in their use of family detention. you know, even putting aside th

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seeing none we can move to the lar calendar. >> very good. item 6 was pulled off consent. 232 clayton street. this is a condominium conversion. >> good afternoon. commissioners the case before you is for the property at 238230 clayton street, four story, five unit building and the property is in rh3 zoning district. we have not received anything in approval or opposal to the request. >> if there are any question. >> my name is lisa oprey and i live about five doors away from 238 220 clayton street. the request for the condo conversion to convert into residential condominiums i think should be denied because in june of 2002, then owner mike platowski evicted ten of the tenants living in the building. i have the sf public works form and it's an application checklist that indicates that one or more of those tenants who are ellis act evicted in 2002 was protected status. i also have copiesf o the san francisco board's filing of eviction of ten tenants in 2002. the dualvi who evicted the ten tenants in 2002 is currently trying to evict me from my

the new construction is located entirely within the required lar yard on a portion o of aot that is 15 feet wide. as proposed the project requires a variance which was heard by the zoning administrator in 2016. leading up to and during that hearing, the dr requester and members of the commission raised concerns relative to the protection of a tree located on the subject property and eligibility for landmarking status. in deference to the project, the administrator closed public comment but took the item under vise my. the project was on hold for over a year pending movement relative to the tree landmarking. at the beginning of this year, 2018, planning staff inquired as to the nomination status and found that it had never moved forward after the variance hearing. having received a revision that would retain the tree, the department decided to move forward with the 311 notification process. during that time, a discretionary review was received and is before you today. the dr requester resides in a single-family dwelling west of the subject property. this building is a city landmark, 31.