the alarming recent increase in autism cases the world health organization has also recognized life estate as a possible cost so much and. those who know the middle east understand that the decision to bring tens of thousands of palestinian marchers through our border is the work of hamas the question is does a country like israel have a right to protect its borders its internationally recognized border if you say no it doesn't then you you will be exposed. our senses did a remarkable job of keeping humans alive for a million years in terms of being able to hear see taste feel but now says the algorithms on the machines of the robots have evolved past humans capabilities to see more here more understand more feel more we as humans have to prepare for the fact that we are now becoming extinct. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars and. more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global will you want to be ultra rich eight point six percent market strong thirty percent one of your own with four hundred to

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kathy and jean morgan spent their life savings dayve in those estates.ght now lava is creeping closer to their big island home after nervously waiting on the mainland for weeks, they decided to travel to the volcano to see what's going on. >> we have already bought our gas masks. we'll wear those the whole time in the neighborhood. we don't have lava insurance. most people don't. we would lose everything. >> lava already destroyed at least 82 structures. >>> memorial day. ceremonies coast to coast today. president trump will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier today. he will also make some remarks. >>> all right. so you know joey chestnut by now. he's hungry for morecompetition. he is the king of food eating contests. he's won national championships for devouring hot dogs as he's doing there. he's also had buffalo wings, pretze pretzels. he will now have eight minutes to gobble up shrimp. >> that's gross. >> a little bit. >> he's going up against 14 other professional eaters. i think you have a better chance of getting sick off of shrimp than

life around. and on fleetwood's westview estate, local volunteers are trying to make similar changes across an entire there is nothing. from 15 upwards, there's nothing for that age. do you feel more or less optimistic than 18 months ago. definitely more, more people arejoining. than 18 months ago. definitely more, more people are joining. we have to bring people together and get them to go out and look out and say, we live in fleetwood. we are proud of fleetwood. but there's a world out there and we've got to try and make the best of it. what happens in fleetwood matters because lifestyle choices, smoking, drinking, poor diet and not enough exercise, mean people are dying early, notjust here but right across the uk. and yet over the past 18 months, we've seen lots of different projects that are all trying to break that cycle of ill—health that is claiming lives. and senior nhs figures say something has to change because otherwise the health service itself could be overwhelmed. what can we do so people stay fit, well and healthy into their holdest older years encouraging lifestyle changes is becoming

life president. but to protect the unborn fire of real estate is a policy first put in place by president ronald reagan. the rule on foreign aid in the boardroom has been a political seesaw a success if u.s. administrations introduced by president reagan it was repealed by president clinton reintroduced by president bush rescinded by president obama the critics say this newest version president trumps pressure goes far beyond anything that's happened before. crucially. president trump's rule extends to a far larger range of international aid programs for example charities working to combat h i v and other infectious diseases longer get us a headline is on abortion. and the new policy affects a u.s. foreign aid budget of over eight point eight billion dollars. over one hundred thirty n.g.o.s have condemned the trunk border including global names like c. the children and population action international. the us administration has briefs that they are committed to helping women and children thrive should you just take their word or not if this administration was truly concerned about protecting life they w

and the fourth estate, a year in the life of the "new york times" presently airing on showtime. and matt, i will begin with you not just -- because of what you publish tonight, talk about your reporting and more specifically andrew mccabe's possible fears in realtime of what it was he was witnessing, it turns out he for shadowed this in his resignation. >> absolutely, and of course, if you go back to last year in the aftermath of the comey firing, the white house pointing to this memo by rosenstein saying this is all about comey's handling of the clinton investigation. he was talking publicly of the publicly going. that was out of line and that was the official white house line and the president went on nbc news and talked to lester holt and i made up my mind before i saw that memo and i was thinking of russia and what a phony made up thing that was. if you have that as your backdrop and mccabe goes into the meeting with the justice department, it's a crowded meeting. and rosenstein is telling his version of the story and he says oh, as a matter of fact, the president asked me t

if the mom in your life is an art and wine enthusiast, she'll love touring the estate on saturday, and exclusive tasting of the pinot and chardonnay paired with local food. the spanning estate features 30 sculptures from artists as well as olive trees, lavender, and daffodils. live music rounds out the afternoon, and vip reception starts at 11:00, and general admission is noon to 4:00 p.m. >>> the san francisco rose society and golden gate rose society team up for the 77th annual mother's day rose show at golden gate parks hall of flowers. judged and award winning roses will be there sunday 12:30 to 4:00. rose arrangements and photography is up for competition. if your mom sees a bow kuquet se likes, they are available with a donation after the show. >>> what about brunch in oakland. enjoy gorgeous views and a delicious menu with special options. there will also be a dining option for children and live music begins at 1:00 p.m. for details on this and many, go to abc7news.com. we'll link you up with hoodline. >>> okay. if you didn't like any of those ideas for mother's day. we got one

if you look right now, how many people do you think in real life care about the estate tax? how many people does that affect in this country? a third of 1%? but the republicans have been banging away at that issue to the point where now very significant groups of republicans think it is an important thing to repeal the estate tax. if they can make that important enough to move their base, please don't tell me we can't make this important enough. we start at 80 to 90 percent with this -- with this issue. we just don't talk about it enough. we can drive it up, the polling, if we pay attention to it. we i'm afraid as party have become way too much poll chasing and way too little principle defending, and if we stand and fight on important principles, it will not take the public long to come around and see two things: one, oh, look, those are people who really standing by their principles and b, that issue they have been telling me about for six months, now i get it, this was really serious. that's a skill set that i think we need to improve in our party. we cannot be the party t

life around. and on fleetwood's westview estate, local volunteers are trying to make similar changes across an entirehat happens in fleetwood matters because lifestyle choices, smoking, drinking, poor diet and not enough exercise, mean people are dying early, notjust here, but right across the uk. and yet over the past 18 months, we've seen lots of different projects that are all trying to break that cycle of ill—health that is claiming lives. and senior nhs figures say something has to change because otherwise the health service itself could be overwhelmed. the problem is if we don't make those changes, we'll be in the situation of saying, we just don't have enough money to look after as many people as we would choose to, as doctors would choose to, and could end up with the equivalent of bankrupting the nhs. this is a process that has only just begun. but the prize is that these young people grow up in a town that is healthier and happier. and time, everyone, ok, well done. dominic hughes, bbc news, fleetwood. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me, s

life of faith. and they respect and appreciate that condoms that gap estates however the young catholic theologians says she would never consider becoming a protestant she is committed to the catholic faith and believes that the church can be reformed she says the parish is a good example. even further and as you mentioned i'm certainly attracted by the fact that there are people here who think sensibly about what the christian faith means. and i think part of that is rethinking the role of women and to include them in a good way with equal rights as far as possible. so i decided on this parish because it is progressive in so many areas not just with regard to the role of women but also in the language of the liturgy and it all belongs together in one package of mind in chief and how. this young fibered church has little in common with the enter confessional churches that arose as a result of the reformation. the two church spaces are deliberately similar here the catholic church. and they're the lutheran church a mirror image. they're trying to overcome their differences in search of a new unity.

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kathy and gene morgan from san joaquin county spent their life savings hoping to leave in the estates, and now lava creeping closer to their big island home. after nervously waiting on the island for weeks, they decided to travel to the volcano to see what was going on. >> we have already bought our gas masks. we'll wear those the whole time in the neighborhood. we don't have lava insurance. most people don't. so we would lose everything. >> lava has destroyed at least 82 structures. >>> the tracks have been closed for a number of maintenance projects and people have been taking buses to get between those two stations. meantime, it is a busy opening weekend for b.a.r.t.'s new service between pittsburgh and antioch. more riders expected today because it's memorial day. it is a new ten-mile line which goes to pittsburgh center and antioch. service began on saturday. >>> and a warning for drivers in one east bay city. if you're visiting fremont, pay attention to those parking signs or you could get a ticket. extra parking enforcement for the next two weeks. officers are on the lookout fo

life. we've been doing it for 43 years and our office, almost 45 now, in our office, the third generation of real estate in our family. and we continue to look forward to the growth in our community. we're only half -- we're not even halfway done. reporter: sun, sea and sand. the carefree life drew speculators from around the world to the swampland here. it's hard to believe, but cape coral is america's fastest growing city. a community built on shaky groundthreatened by rising sea levels. no one here seems to give a hoot about the effects of climate change, though. nate: i don't believe the climate change. i think it's nonsense. barb: they've been having hurricanes for years. so, i don't think that's really a climate change issue. mellie: don't build a city below sea level? that's probably a good option. but, you know, since they've already done that, you just kinda have to deal with the consequences. reporter: american bravado. cape coral is a planned city that went straight from the drawing board to the water front. its attraction -- affordable housing and lotaxes. a housing estate for 180,000 s wohi

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this is a person who has approached everything in life as a game from his real estate development career to his marriages to politics. and i had to note during the previous report how the south koreans are now spriexperiencin donald trump as we have, back and forth in this game. >> based on what you know of president trump, how do you foresee him playing the game if he has this face-to-face sit down with kim jong-un? >> i suspect that in the last couple of weeks he realized that he wasn't prepared for the meeting and that perhaps kim had outplayed him in the last month. his diplomatic efforts had been quite successful. in many ways, he's very trumpy in how he's willing to go to an stream and do the unexpected thing -- go to an extreme and do the unexpected thing. i think the president very much wants to achieve something. he could establish in august or september, when he'd be more comfortable sitting down to talk and normal diplomacy might pave the way for something more productive. like you, i can't actually predict what this fellow's going to do. >> let me ask you this -- how plausibl

estates. thankfully this fissure is not threatening structures. here in california we're learning about more families whose dreams are dashed because of this volcano. kathy and gene morgan from san joaquin county spent their life savings hoping to live one day in the lelani estates. right now lava is creeping closer to their. home. after nervously waiting on the mainland for weeks, they decided to travel to the volcano to see what's happening to their dream >> we bought our gas masks. we'll wear them the whole time. we don't have lava insurance. most people don't. so we would lose everything. >> lava already destroyed 82 structures. >>> the new wine learning center is opening tomorrow. you're looking at renderings from when the $11 million facility was first announced. the wine spectator learning site will be the central piece of sonoma state's wine business institute. for anyone looking for a career in wine, sonoma state is trying to turn its program into an ideal destination. this also includes a masters division. >>> california city, living there, how does that sound? >> i don't know where that is. >> i know. how about homeland? closer to the bay area, you can try garden acres. >> all three make smart asset

her message about work/life balance is making headlines on her podcast business unusual. the real estates she's found a better solution, barbara. thank you for joining us. do you mind being called a mogul? >> oh of course. you can call me what you want. >> work/life balance doesn't exist, you say. if the balance doesn't exist, what does exist and how have you made things work for you? we know you're a busy mom and obviously a busy mogul. >> yes, of course. i had a realization years ago. i was 40 years unbalanced and then i was running the corcoran group and i had 1,000 agents working for me and i was nursing my first baby and an agent called me and demanded i be at work. i thought this is screwy because i felt guilty about nursing my child. i thought something had to change. this is what i came up with. i divide my life. i divide the time at work strictly at work. my husband wouldn't dare call me at work. it would be over, the marriage. it's the way it is and he knows it. everything i do at work is work related. then when i go home at night, i do everything related to my personal life. i

. >> kick had defied her family to marry the love of her life, billy harkington only to lose him. the heir to the estate a sniper. >> the timing was brutal. they had only weeks together as a married couple before he left. and to be widowed so young was devastating. >> i think rose kennedy was very sad about that for kathleen. but there had been terrible problems in the family over that marriage because billy hardington was protestant, and she must have a feeling that kathleen could come back into the united states and back into the church with full membership. rose prays that this would be the saving grace for kathleen. >> but after billy's death, kick decides to stay in england. england's in her blood. kick at this time is seriously considering a career in politics, of becoming a member of parliament. she's very politically engaged at this point, and then in just a few years all of that just comes to an end. >> in 1948 kathleen tells her parents that she's fallen in love a second time with a british nobleman who is married and has a child. and she tells her parents as soon as peter fits williams's divo

life. >> our house had 25 palm trees in the front yard. >> it is a one acre plot at lalani estates. >> you have to prove to the island that you want to live there. >> their retirement is now in limbo. >> in that area it has been known to be one of the most affordable areas of all hawaii. we know why now. >> reporter: watching lava creep closer to their big island home. >> we have not lost our house. it is very close. our house is right about there. >> the morgans are consumed by mother nature's fierce uncertainty. >> we do not have love insurance. we will lose everything. >> over the tremendous loss also, of others. >> it breaks my heart. we know so many of those people. they are our friends and neighbors. >> after three nervous weeks on the mainland they are going to hawaii. >> this thursday we are going to the volcano area threatening our dream home. >> this is not a vacation. this is to come together with our neighbors and friends, and our ohana over there. >> fulfilling the aloha spirit they carry in their hearts. >> reporter: i will not say we are optimistic about a house. we are hope

in 2009, pete athans, a car enthusiast and successful real estate investor, who made millions flipping houses, sunk his entire lifeavings into building his first car dealership. >> i created a place where you want to hang out, buy a car, sell your car... car's worth 30 all day, wholesale. service your car, or just come by and have a cup of coffee. >> the project took 18 months and cost more than $4 million to complete. >> i've spent all my cash building this place and trying to keep it open. come on. 1,300 in one month? and it's hard to get more money to buy vehicles. >> we're scarce on cars. >> pete hired his cousin tony to be general manager. >> hey, mike, make sure you check that all the tires match. >> okay. >> i'm here every day to make sure everything is perfect. >> and working together has strained their relationship. >> tony, come into my office, please. >> and tony has been talking about leaving athans. >> i can't work in an environment where the owner questions every single thing you do. >> i repeated myself three times. you didn't fix the problem. >> with no cars on the lot, and no process in place, ath

estates. people are helpless to protect their homes without risk life and limb, but this week we met a man whocept he risked his life to save his friend's property. >> it's a beautiful place. it's a place that feels very alive. >> reporter: it was two decades ago steve hill found his slice of hawaiian paradise. two weeks ago, he came to grips with losing it. you left this place fully expecting you wouldn't come home to it. >> lost. lost. >> reporter: hill and his wife packed up their furniture and left for the mainland. he even left a shot of gin on the deck for pele, the hawaiian volcano goddess, assuming the gin and his two homes would be swallowed up. >> we left feeling heartbroken, that our homes were gone. >> reporter: his contractor and close friend daryl clinton had other ideas. >> step back on this one. >> reporter: just one week ago cnn was with clinton while he was defending hill's homes against flying chunks of molten lava. windows had already been destroyed. so had the water tank. some lava bloms came crabombs c through the roof. using little more than a garden hose, he doused the

estate. susan: and how many acres do you have of the 15? kamal maclarin: 8.5 acres. susan: pretty big. what artifacts do you have from his life there, and which one is your favorite? kamal maclarin: we have many. we have several thousand, particularly close to 30,000 artifacts in the actual collection as a whole. what we find is there are many artifacts that tell the story, but i think it really goes back to what you brought up in terms of his international appeal. i would say his travel influence is one of the most appealing artifacts that helps tell the story. here was a man that was supposed to be confined to a plantation on the eastern shore, and he eventually would become this citizen of the world. new scholarship has demonstrated that he was the most photographed individual of the 19th century. susan: did he have any children? kamal maclarin: yes. he had several children by his first wife, miss anna marie douglas. he had two daughters and three sons. unfortunately, his daughter annie passed away from an early childhood illness. susan: are they all involved today in his work? kamal maclarin: yes. they are very instrument

there were clunkers in retail but there is life in the world of amazon, best performing sector utility, bounces back good with real estateyear yield plunged back. and current investing trends i love action in truckers. semiconductors love that, and retail, and 52-week break out is working. that special report i promised you is read ge to my web site, a good read, and free. >> so looking heed to market, next week, geopolitical issues play a role, trade negotiation and job report. aaron gibbs, s&p set investment portfolio manager joining me now. what do you make of this week. we were unchanged there was a lot of acted, a lot of volatility. >> it looks soggy up and down, interesting, the sectors and styles between growth and value, growth has really picked up for this year, we're expecting in an expanding economic cycle, this is 9.5% higher. charles: what is that? is there a danger? >> there is, we do see on days we have big shocks and down days the more expensive high growth stocks get hit the most, and right now, still overall, valuations look much more healthy across the board. we are in a much better place. but there ar

if the mom in your life is an art and wine enthusiast, she'll love touring the donam estate for exclusiveasting of pinno noir and local fair. it features 30 sculptures from world renowned artists along with olive trees, lavender and daffodils. live local music will round out the afternoon. the vip reception starts at 11:00 and general admission runs from noon until 4:00 p.m. >>> the san francisco rose society and golden gate rose annual mother's day rose show at golden gate park's hall of flowers. exhibitors show their judged and award-winning garden roses sunday from 12:30 to 4:00. rose arrangements and rose photography will also be up for competition. and if your bouquet she likes, they're available for a donation after the show. >>> or how about treating her to mother's day brunch at the seafood bar and grill in oakland? enjoy views of lake merritt and spring polenta onion cakes, succotash and halibut. live music begins at 1:00 p.m. with an auction for children. get details on these events and more at abc7news.com. we can link you up with hoodline there. i am very guilty. these are won

said as a teenager, he admired donald trump not only for real estate but seemed to admire his personality, his brashness, his approach to life. michael was drawn to him. >> when cohen was in high school, he met the woman who become his wife. >> they were introduced. she was a ukrainian born woman. cohen visited her. he had a lot of friends in brighten beach where there were russian immigrants. one friend who told me that he wanted to emulate that tough guy russian ukrainian emigrant persona. >> a friend from brooklyn that cohen developed a bond with, even doing real estate deals with him over the years. some of the deals will be important to this story later. after high school, cohen left new york and headed to washington, d.c. to attend american university. during his junior year in the fall of '87, trump's first book the art of the deal. was a best seller. mr. trump is an ambitious man. you have to wonder if he ran and won, would this become trump mansion? >> cohen said he read that book twice. wanted to emulate mr. trump. >> just like his role model, cohen liked luxury. his father's success as a doctor meant michael drove

years the global monsanto company had sick life is a monopoly is one of the ingredients in a head besides the sells widely and to the trade name round up glass estate has now spread all over the world. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. with the whole make this manufacture consent to student of public wealth. when the running closest to protect themselves. with the financial merry go round lifts only the one percent of. the time we can all middle of the room sick. to lose the memory leaves. these we continue to discuss only about some commenters of the maastricht sisco come back to seek spots i know we don't we have nothing to give to the next generation and reason for the which to be proud to be utopian these is the reason all of us kept. a place

life. >> he spends more time away from diana at his estate, high grove. >> the princess would arrive everykend with the boys and leave on a sunday afternoon and camilla was the next visitor, an hour later. one went out and one came in the back door. >> at one point diana confronts camilla. >> it is camilla's sister's birthday party, february 1989. >> and don't think the crowd expected diana to be there either. >> she is on a mission to find camilla. bodyguard ken wharfe was there. >> there was camilla and charles sat towards each other. >> diana confronts her about the alleged affair, something camilla never acknowledges. diana told a reporter she is not willing to leave charles. saying you got everything you wanted. you have all of the men in the world and two beautiful children, what more do you want? >> and yes, but this is my husband. the situation was just untenable for someone like diana. as diana said, there were three of us in the marriage from the start so it is crowded. >> diana realized there was no chance or little chance of reconciliation. >> did she seem depressed or humiliat

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life is continuing here. as much as possible. but for the people who live inside lal eilani estates it's h a long waiting game and continuities liked you begin the cleanup. it's a long waiting process. in the end they don't know when that's going to happen, ana. >> our thoughts are with those affected certainly. stephanie elam, thank you for that report. coming up, the fairy tale scene on the other side of the pond. an american actress, a british prince. say i do. all the big moments from harry and meghan's wedding, still ahead. prepare for your demise, mr. billingsley! do your worst, doctor. i will. but first, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal their plans, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. you don't always use your smartphone to like something. how is it? perfect! whos this? you don't always use it to share something. he's doing it! but when it matters most, you count on tracfone to keep you connected, for less. can you send that to me? yeah. our

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life. >> reporter: our house at 25 palm trees in the front yard. it is a one acre plot at leilani estatesorter: you have to prove to the islands that you want to live there. >> their retirement is now in limbo. >> in that area it has been and known to be one of the most affordable areas of all hawaii. we know why now. >> watching lava creep closer to their big island home. >> we have not lost our house, it is very close to our house. our house is right about there. >> the morgans are consumed by mother nature's fierce uncertainty. >> we don't have love insurance so we would lose everything. >> but also over the tremendous loss of others. >> reporter: it breaks my heart that we know so many of those people. they are our friends and neighbors. >> after three nervous weeks on the mainland? >> this thursday we are traveling to the volcano. >> this is not a vacation, this is to come together with our neighbors and friends, and or ohana over there. >> fulfilling the law spirit, they carry in their hearts. >> i will not say we are optimistic. we are hopeful. >> on the island of oahu, the us ariz

life. >> investigators think the attack was not random. a gofundme page has been set up to help alex's family with medical expenses and has raised almost half of its $50,000 goal so far. >> lava has caused, estates route, authorities are warning people still in that area to get out or they risk being trapped. lava has destroyed power equipment that supplies electricianity to two areas near the volcano. >>> 4:35. we're one day away from the nba finals rematch between the dubs and the cavs. >> first, today is media day. here is video from last year's media day. the dubs will practice at oracle for two hours later this morning befo they meet with the media. the cav will practice at oracle this afternoon. las vegas has installed the warriors as overwhelms favorites over the cavs in the series at minus 1,000. that means you will have to bet $1,000 to win $100. >> sounds good to me. as we mentioned, abc 7 is the only place you can watch the nba finals presented by youtube tv. game one of cavaliers versus warriors is tomorrow. pregame at 5:00. tip-off at 6:00. stay with us for toyota after the game. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we'll start with the differe