. >> reporter: lillian said she >> your your tirmt, and it's gone?it's gone. >> you're blessed, positives perrous. >> reporter: in houston, texas, at the mega church of pastor joel olsteen the flock was introduced to taylor when according to the church he was invited to speak to a small classroom group about biblical financial principles. >> that was where the kiosk came out of? >> reporter: barry and anita were there and later invested $1.3 million, their life savings and her mother's retirement. they thought they were investing in an inner city laundromat, a juice bar, a gas station. >> were you spending money on things that existed or that were imaginary? >> some existed. some didn't. >> reporter: attorney cathy says hundreds of investors told her the same story. >> i cannot tell you how many people have said to me i bought it only once. >> reporter: one thing taylor was apparently investing in is his wife michelle's music career. in 2009 taylor credits himself as executive producer and hot male model. we tell him to stick to his day job, but we'r

we again with lillian who is live in the city at chris field. lillian? >> sf pd made the arrest here at the parking lot officer involved in the arrest told me chamberlain was reclining in the driver seat unarmed when they approached him. man just charging his car at chris field captures dramatic arrest on the cell phone. sf pd doesn't normally patrol federal property but they got a tip his car was here. didn't take long for officers to arrive and move in. morgan was right there. >> they were yelling at him to get one of the arms around hyped his back. complaining he couldn't. that it was like hurt or stiff or something. it apparently they finally got it around and got him killed. long time political operative and media consultant on the run since saturday when fbi agents say they found explosives in his san francisco apartment. authorities issued a nationwide be on the look out why he was surprised the man he was videotaping was still in town. >> he was yelling help when he saw had he filming him and booked basically at me filming him and yelled help. >>

lillian. >> it wasn't uncommon for soldiers to have 2 or even 3 tours in iraq. they spent a lot of time in the country which 80's many are following the development as closely as they are. >> sunni shi'a don't get along. they always fight. fateing since the beginning of time. >> james santa clara was deployed to iraq twice as part of operation iraqi freedom. photo sitting on sadz chair at the former presidential palace in baghdad. he's not surprised by the current chaos in iraq and fight honestly i don't think we should have left. we needed to, we didn't to my thinking we didn't finish the job. we left were you the having the stable go. iraq were lasted 8 years and during that time more than 4000 soldiers died and more than 3 30,000 were wounded. emily yates of oakland deployed to iraq twice at public affairs specialist. despite role she was never sold on the cause. >> it wasn't something that i felt like is my god i tried so hard to help liberate iraqi because i didn't think what i was doing was libb raying anybody. >> now member of iraq veteran against the swo

lillian. >> it wasn't uncommon for soldiers to have 2 or even 3 tours in iraq. they spent a lot of time in the country which 80's many are following the development as closely as they are. >> sunni shi'a don't get along. they always fight. fateing since the beginning of time. >> james santa clara was deployed to iraq twice as part of operation iraqi freedom. photo sitting on sadz chair at the former presidential palace in baghdad. he's not surprised by the current chaos in iraq and fight honestly i don't think we should have left. we needed to, we didn't to my thinking we didn't finish the job. we left were you the having the stable go. iraq were lasted 8 years and during that time more than 4000 soldiers died and more than 3 30,000 were wounded. emily yates of oakland deployed to iraq twice at public affairs specialist. despite role she was never sold on the cause. >> it wasn't something that i felt like is my god i tried so hard to help liberate iraqi because i didn't think what i was doing was libb raying anybody. >> now member of iraq veteran against the swo

we again with lillian who is live in the city at chris field. lillian? >> sf pd made the arrest here at the parking lot officer involved in the arrest told me chamberlain was reclining in the driver seat unarmed when they approached him. man just charging his car at chris field captures dramatic arrest on the cell phone. sf pd doesn't normally patrol federal property but they got a tip his car was here. didn't take long for officers to arrive and move in. morgan was right there. >> they were yelling at him to get one of the arms around hyped his back. complaining he couldn't. that it was like hurt or stiff or something. it apparently they finally got it around and got him killed. long time political operative and media consultant on the run since saturday when fbi agents say they found explosives in his san francisco apartment. authorities issued a nationwide be on the look out why he was surprised the man he was videotaping was still in town. >> he was yelling help when he saw had he filming him and booked basically at me filming him and yelled help. >>

lillian. >> it wasn't uncommon for soldiers to have 2 or even 3 tours in iraq.hey spent a lot of time in the country which 80's many are following the development as closely as they are. >> sunni shi'a don't get along. they always fight. fateing since the beginning of time. >> james santa clara was deployed to iraq twice as part of operation iraqi freedom. photo sitting on sadz chair at the former presidential palace in baghdad. he's not surprised by the current chaos in iraq and fight honestly i don't think we should have left. we needed to, we didn't to my thinking we didn't finish the job. we left were you the having the stable go. iraq were lasted 8 years and during that time more than 4000 soldiers died and more than 3 30,000 were wounded. emily yates of oakland deployed to iraq t iraq twice at public affairs specialist. despite role she was never sold on the cause. >> it wasn't something that i felt like is my god i tried so hard to help liberate iraqi because i didn't think what i was doing was libb raying anybody. >> now member of iraq veteran against th

we again with lillian who is live in the city at chris field. lillian? pd made the arrest here at the parking lot officer involved in the arrest told me chamberlain was reclining in the driver seat unarmed when they approached him. man just charging his car at chris field captures dramatic arrest on the cell phone. sf pd doesn't normally patrol federal property but they got a tip his car was here. didn't take long for officers to arrive and move in. morgan was right there. >> they were yelling at him to get one of the arms around hyped his back. complaining he couldn't. that it was like hurt or stiff or something. it apparently they finally got it around and got him killed. long time political operative and media consultant on the run since saturday when fbi agents say they found explosives in his san francisco apartment. authorities issued a nationwide be on the look out why he was surprised the man he wasg was sl videotaping was still in town. >> he was yelling help when he saw had he filming him and booked basically at me filming him and yelled help.

lillian kim is at the scene. >> agents have taken over this block. no one can drive through here. this blocker has been kcordoned you have. neighbors say they have been here since 6:30 this morning. there are dozens of pots and contain containers. and a tarp with a large amount of the yellow powder. told they're velgting a the meth lab. government entities aren't providing details but the homeland security says it is executing a narcotics search warrant and the drug enforcement agency is assisting. part of an ongoing investigation. >> i've been living here for a while. and like we've never seen anything like this before. so i think it's kind of crazy now. the block has been getting really weird. >> the u.s. immigration and customs sifrt also involved as well as has mat crews. live in san jose, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> more police in berkeley they raided a different drug lab this morning. searching a home on oregon street near california. they found psychedelic drugs and the materials to make them. two men and a woman were taken into custody. and neighbors are being allowed back

lillian? >>reporter: san pablo police say they exhausted all lead and need the public help. they say the children were taken from their home at around 11:30 last night. 35-year-old 0miss ortez not seep since the father of 3 children found shot to death in front of the san pablo home. now amber alert for 12-year-old hugo and 6-year-old mary and all 3 lived with their father but sense death nowhere to be found. police suspect the mother is responsible for their disappearance. >> we don't know why this individual was murdered. there were supposed to be children at the house not there and the mother is gone. obviously somewhat suspicious. >>reporter: neighbors identify the father as oscar he and the kids moved into the neighborhood few month ago and described as friend lyman devoted to his children. >> seemed like really niece da dad. he was always with his kids playing. bringing them food. like he was always nice. >>reporter: police not aware of history of violence between the mother and father. neighbors not aware of any either but the daughter mentioned the visits were limite

lillian? >>reporter: san pablo police say they exhausted all lead and need the public help. they say the children were taken from their home at around 11:30 last night. 35-year-old 0miss ortez not seep since the father of 3 children found shot to death in front of the san pablo home. now amber alert for 12-year-old hugo and 6-year-old mary and all 3 lived with their father but sense death nowhere to be found. police suspect the mother is responsible for their disappearance. >> we don't know why this individual was murdered. there were supposed to be children at the house not there and the mother is gone. obviously somewhat suspicious. >>reporter: neighbors identify the father as oscar he and the kids moved into the neighborhood few month ago and described as friend lyman devoted to his children. >> seemed like really niece da dad. he was always with his kids playing. bringing them food. like he was always nice. >>reporter: police not aware of history of violence between the mother and father. neighbors not aware of any either but the daughter mentioned the visits were limite

. >> now, lillian, we'll ask you to please keep your blindfold on until we reveal your husband.w, lillian. >> here is barry's before picture, one more time, for everybody at home to see. and here comes the new barry. >> don't look, don't look. >> there you go. lillian, are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> take off your blindfold. >> oh, my goodness! >> barry? >> you look different. and very good. yes. >> barry, spin around. you've got to see yourself. >> oh, my goodness. >> whoa. >> whoa. >> the actor who played lefty in the book "best in show." >> he looks like him. >> i'm good with this. >> yes. >> all right. >> tell us about the hair. >> number one, his hair -- it was obviously gray. i didn't want drastic changes. i just toned down the gray, made it look a little more pepper than salt. and then breno, our master men's haircutter, did this new hybrid of hairstyling and a barber cut. you look great. >> look at the difference. look at that. look what's happening. >> that's the same person? >> i love what's happening. >> yeah. >> men's wearhouse. joseph abboud came to men's wearhouse

lillian? >>reporter: san pablo police say they exhausted all lead and need the public help.say the children were taken from their home at around 11:30 last night. 35-year-old 0miss ortez not seep since the father of 3 children found shot to death in front of the san pablo home. now amber alert for 12-year-old hugo and 6-year-old mary and all 3 lived with their father but sense death nowhere to be found. police suspect the mother is responsible for their disappearance. >> we don't know why this individual was murdered. there were supposed to be children at the house not there and the mother is gone. obviously somewhat suspicious. >>reporter: neighbors identify the father as oscar he and the kids moved into the neighborhood few month ago and described as friend lyman devoted to his children. >> seemed like really niece da dad. he was always with his kids playing. bringing them food. like he was always nice. >>reporter: police not aware of history of violence between the mother and father. neighbors not aware of any either but the daughter mentioned the visits were limited. >>

lillian? >> national transportation safety board says pilot mismanagement was the main cause but says boeing had a role, too. before asiana flight 24 crashed on july 6th, a member of the crew deak ti vated automatic speed control system without knowing it. it was a fatal error. the pilot didn't notice the plane was losing speed until it's too late. >> pilots must understand and command their auto make and not become overreliant on it >> but the national transportation safety board says other factors also contributed to the crash, including fatigue among crew, pilot training and complexity of the auto throttle, despite boeing's objections was inadequately described in training and operational man yules >> i think our investigation have shown it was not totally clear in limitations in this particular mode. >> raise your hand, say aye. >> national transportation safety board approved a list of recommendati recommendations. crew members ran over a 16-year-old twice with fire trucks she was one of

. >> tonight abc7 news reporter lillian kim is live with the latest on the search. lillian?rter: the unidentified father of three found shot to death just before 8:00 a.m . police are now trying to find his three children and their mother. the 35-year-old is nowhere to be found she lives in a different residence. police aren't calling her a suspect but believe locating her is critical in this case. investigators say she's not married to the father and it's unclear what custody arrangement they've had. hu hugo ortez is the oldest. the third child is two years old their father fwound a fatal gunshot wound in front of his house he lives in a mother-in-law unit behind a main house on 16th street. his neighbors called police as soon as they discovered the body. we've had a homicide we don't know why the individual was murdered. there are children what aren't there and the mother is gone. that is somewhat suspicious. haven't she's a suspect in this case. she's someone we need to locate.

lillian? >> national transportation safety board says pilot mismanagement was the main cause but says boeing had a role, too. before asiana flight 24 crashed on july 6th, a member of the crew deak ti vated automatic speed control system without knowing it. it was a fatal error. the pilot didn't notice the plane was losing speed until it's too late. >> pilots must understand and command their auto make and not become overreliant on it >> but the national transportation safety board says other factors also contributed to the crash, including fatigue among crew, pilot training and complexity of the auto throttle, despite boeing's objections was inadequately described in training and operational man yules >> i think our investigation have shown it was not totally clear in limitations in this particular mode. >> raise your hand, say aye. >> national transportation safety board approved a list of recommendati recommendations. crew members ran over a 16-year-old twice with fire trucks she was one of

. >> tonight abc7 news reporter lillian kim is live with the latest on the search. lillian? >> reporter: the unidentified father of three found shot to death just before 8:00 a.m . police are now trying to find his three children and their mother. the 35-year-old is nowhere to be found she lives in a different residence. police aren't calling her a suspect but believe locating her is critical in this case. investigators say she's not married to the father and it's unclear what custody arrangement they've had. hu hugo ortez is the oldest. the third child is two years old their father fwound a fatal gunshot wound in front of his house he lives in a mother-in-law unit behind a main house on 16th street. his neighbors called police as soon as they discovered the body. we've had a homicide we don't know why the individual was murdered. there are children what aren't there and the mother is gone. that is somewhat suspicious. haven't she's a suspect in this case. she's someone we need to locate. >> anyone with information is urged to call police. live in san pablo, abc7 news >> wor

lillian kim spent the day at a final hearing and joins us tonight lillian?> cheryl, ntsb says there are many factors that contributed to the crash the primary cause is mismanagement by the flight crew. the national transportation safety board released animation as it neared the runway july 6th. during approach, a pilot did he activated a speed control system. one of nearly 30 errors made by the crew. it caused the plane to lose speed and the craft made a crash landing. three passengers died and 180, injured. >> this is systems they didn't understand. they were too slows. at the end end of the runway. >> they cited contributing factors including auto throttle. it says wasn't adequately described. the board also cited training issues and fatigue among the crew. >> there was fatigue on the part of the pilot flying. due to the fact the flight was landing at 3:30 in the morning korea time. >> they approved a list of -- a passenger was run over twice with fire trucks. national transportation safety board recommends san francisco fire department outline priorities

lillian? >> dry fuel surrounds homes here. that is why investigators say it's so important to keep illegal fire works off the streets. investigators unloaded boxes of fire works 500 pounds. street value? about eight #$,000 many commercial grade >> that means you have to have a license to sell used and use these okay? you may see them in a show. >> police arrested a 30-year-old, 22-year-old and 26-year-old from oakley. investigators say they tracked them down through craig's list where they listed them for sale. >> when you turn front, back, whenever you can see them. they have seen more people bringing the fire works in the neighborhood. this is the scene last year. firefighters putting out fires in park side neighborhood one man was blinded. >> it didn't seem lit. so he went to look and fell. >> many aren't too happy about efforts crack down on them. javier says fire works are a family bonding experience >> they're trying to have, keep everybody safe and everything. but i feel like we're just trying to have a good time. you t

it was beebee gun. 7 news reporter lillian kim has the latest on the deadly confrontation. >> when the uncle of homicide suspect glen greg heard officers trying to arrest the nephew he was helping neighbors with a message to them. >> i call over there and holler at them tell them he doesn't have a gun. hold off wait until i get over there and i'll solve the problem. >> i can talk. whatever. >> but it was too late. officers enter the home at 53-year-old glen greg thursday to serve search an arrest warrant. made verbal threat and didn't stop even after officer fired a non-lethal rubber baton. >> during the following investigation the follow-up investigation weapon recovered was determined to be a beebee gun rifle. weapon had no appearance of being anything other than a rifle. >>reporter: he's suspected of killing the girl living at his home before reported missing in march of 2013. as for the 4 officers who shot greg her alleged killer tevb placed on routine paid administrative leave. department identified them as detectives joe lockwood greg mark and chris ketchum. >> unfortunate situat

abc 7 news reporter lillian kim has the heart felt thanks from the boy's mother. >> ama, a 911 dispatcher and four san jose firefighters were honored today for saving a 4-year-old boy earlier this year. today, alex met the 911 dispatcher and the fire crew from truck 35 who saved his life. the young boy fell into cardiac arrest while he and his family were at a park back in february. his mother mary called 911 and that dispatcher calmly told her what to do. she gave him step by step cpr instructions. mom then performed chest compressions until firefighters arrived. they took over from there and now four months later, the boy, his mom and the rest of the family came to the fire house to save thank you. >> because of her actions, our sun was able to survive the traumatic event. the firefighters showed much care and compassion towards our sun and our family and we'll never forget it. >> when i got off the phone, i had to excuse myself from the room. in 17 years, i haven't done cpr on a small child, so i had to excuse myself from the room and, you know, his outcome, it's the call of a career.

lillian is in washington, d.c. for that hearing and she will have live reports for us throughout the day tomorrow. >> new at 11:00. federal government tighten restrictions on unmanned aircraft to keep up with the soaring popularity of drone technology. faa said model aircraft and drone are getting too close to airport and crowds and the people flying them are becoming more reckless. the new rules mean drone pilots will have to contact control towers for permission to fly within 5 miles of an airport. former pilot for delta told us tonight he's happy to see these changes. >> if we have light airplane hit a drone and they are big enough to cause a crash and it goes into a house, what do we do about that? we have to find some way to control that airspace. >>reporter: supporters of drone technology believe the faa acted too fast in enacting the rules without public input. >> an investigation by the "washington post"shows how dangerously close drones are flying near airplanes n.may 2 instances of pilot spotting drones a

lillian is in washington, d.c. for that hearing and she will have live reports for us throughout the day tomorrow. >> new at 11:00. federal government tighten restrictions on unmanned aircraft to keep up with the soaring popularity of drone technology. faa said model aircraft and drone are getting too close to airport and crowds and the people flying them are becoming more reckless. the new rules mean drone pilots will have to contact control towers for permission to fly within 5 miles of an airport. former pilot for delta told us tonight he's happy to see these changes. >> if we have light airplane hit a drone and they are big enough to cause a crash and it goes into a house, what do we do about that? we have to find some way to control that airspace. >>reporter: supporters of drone technology believe the faa acted too fast in enacting the rules without public input. >> an investigation by the "washington post"shows how dangerously close drones are flying near airplanes n.may 2 instances of pilot spotting drones a

. >> announcer: major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lillian endoumtivate family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. this weekend, pope francis is continuing the push for peace he began during his recent visit to the middle east, as he hosts palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas and israeli president shimon peres for a special vatican prayer meeting. francis says he believes prayer is a key element in the peace process. earlier in the week, he renewed calls for peace in syria and criticized what he called a "globalization of indifference" which has numbed people to the ongoing violence and humanitarian devastation caused by that conflict. >>> meanwhile, francis raised eyebrows with some comments about families. he blamed a "culture of well-being and comfort" for convin

lillian is in washington, d.c. for that hearing and she will have live reports for us throughout the day tomorrow. >> new at 11:00. federal government tighten restrictions on unmanned aircraft to keep up with the soaring popularity of drone technology. faa said model aircraft and drone are getting too close to airport and crowds and the people flying them are becoming more reckless. the new rules mean drone pilots will have to contact control towers for permission to fly within 5 miles of an airport. former pilot for delta told us tonight he's happy to see these changes. >> if we have light airplane hit a drone and they are big enough to cause a crash and it goes into a house, what aboute do about that? we have to find some way to control that airspace. >>reporter: supporters of drone technology believe the faa acted too fast in enacting the rules without public input. >> an investigation by the "washington post"shows how dangerously close drones are flying near airplanes n.may 2 instances of pilot spotting drones

leonard burnstein, aaron copeland, dashal hammond, lillian hellmont. howard k smith is my favorite. he used to do the news when i was in college and high school and that is how i came to know smith. this is panic. but why? it is panic because logic has been trampled by psycho logic. here is the ill logic of this book. this book is called guilt by association. and that logic goes back to something that in classical greece scholars did this for fun. all cats have ears, socretese has ears so therefore he is a cat. back in the 1870's, well this is red scare, it is when americans started learning there was such a thing as communism. and the chicago tribune published an article to educate the public on what this is about. and they did a good job summarizing the doctrine. redistributing property and taking all protection under the state. pretty fair. two sentences later. it is the grand ignorance of the cincinnati man's working congress. what is that? i look it up. this was august-september in 1870. a group that met in cincinnati called the cincinnati work man's congress. it was a gatherin

lillian? >> investigators say these fire works firefighters are hoeching this will help prevent a repeat of last year. >> this is the last thing we needed that we have to deal with. you know? to save people and authority. >> police arrested a 30-year-old from crown point indiana and two others for felony and misdemeanor fire works charges. investigators say they tracked them down through craig's list. they listed fire works for sale. >> i will not be buying some, but will be popping some. >> many are hoping to get their hands on the illegal fire works. if they say it's a family bonding experience. >> that is what 4th of july is about. >> investigators say someone is going to get hurt it and will likely be children. she spoke months after it happened. >> i've been asking how are you doing? okay but i'm blind in one eye. he's okay but said he'd never do it again >> those stories investigators are hoping will resonate with the public in efforts to have a safe 4th of july. >> here are the cities w

hypo-allergenic dog ♪ ♪ i want all the luxuries of the modern age ♪ ♪ and every item on every page in the lillian♪ >> sitting in the front row. >> yeah. >> sting didn't look too pleased about hit. all right. some of the night's other big winners, "breaking bad's" bryan cranston winning leading actor for his portrayal of for best play. "a raisin in the sun" starring denzel washington won best revival. best actress in a musical "jessie mueller" who plays the title character in "beautiful: the carole king musical." >> so neil patrick harris, he lost 23 pounds for this role. >> who knew he had 23 pounds to lose, right? he was excellent. >> incredible. >> tremendous performance. what a talent. >> yeah. i don't even think it looks like him in this video, does it? total transformation. >> yeah. if you gave me a million guesses and i didn't know, that would not be one of them. no. >>> well, a new beauty queen is reigning after outshining dozens of competitors. >> yeah. miss nevada, nia sanchez, was crowned miss usa 2014 in baton rouge last night. the 24-year-old model edged out miss north dakota for the

lillian? >> investigators say these fire works came from indiana firefighters are hoeching this will help prevent a repeat of last year. >> this is the last thing we needed that we have to deal with. you know? to save people and authority. >> police arrested a 30-year-old from crown point indiana and two others for felony and misdemeanor fire works charges. investigators say they tracked them down through craig's list. they listed fire works for sale. >> i will not be buying some, but will be popping some. >> many are hoping to get their hands on the illegal fire works. if they say it's a family bonding experience. >> that is what 4th of july is about. >> investigators say someone is going to get hurt it and will likely be children. she spoke months after it happened. >> i've been asking how are you doing? okay but i'm blind in one eye. he's okay but said he'd never do it again >> those stories investigators are hoping will resonate with the public in efforts to have a safe 4th of july. >> her

lillian? >> reporter: the department of public safety says the fact it's a bebe gun doesn't change anything and they say the officer who confronted this suspect had every reason to feel threatened >> the uncle heard, he was helping neighbors relay a message to them. >> i called there, told them to holler and tell them he doesn't have a gun. hold off. i'll get there and solve the problem. see if i can talk to him, whatever. >> it was too late. officers arrived the tomorrow to serve search and arrest warrants, saying griggs came out of the room and didn't stop after an officer fired a nonlethal baton. >> during a following investigation, it was a bebe gun. >> he is expected of killing a woman living in his home before she went missing the officers have been paid on routine paid aadministrative leave the department identified them. >> it's an unfortunate situation that took mr. griggs' life. we're seeking to comply with the law. >> investigators say the homicide case will remain active. they're s

lilli lillian? >> reporter: it turns out the man officers shot and killed was not brandishing a rifle. instead, it was a bebe gun the department of public safety says the fact that he was warmed a bebe gun doesn't change anything they say griggs made verbal threats, came out of a room with a weapon, and didn't stop after an officer fired a rubber baton >> during an investigation, the weapon recovered was determined to be a bebe gun rifle. the weapon had no appearance of being anything other than a rifle >> he is accused of killing a 38-year-old woman as for the four officers who shot griggs they've been paid on routine paid administrative leave. >> it's an unfortunate situation that took mr. grig's life. and we're always seeking to comply with the law. >> reporter: despite the death, investigators say the homicide case will remain active. they're still trying to find the body. >>> two young children are in child protective custody after investigators pulled them out of a residential drug lab in san

lillian? >> reporter: the department of public safety says the fact it's a bebe gun doesn't change anything and they say the officer who confronted this suspect had every reason to feel threatened >> the uncle heard, he was helping neighbors relay a message to them. >> i called there, told them to holler and tell them he doesn't have a gun. hold off. i'll get there and solve the problem. see if i can talk to him, whatever. >> it was too late. officers arrived the tomorrow to serve search and arrest warrants, saying griggs came out of the room and didn't stop after an officer fired a nonlethal baton. >> during a following investigation, it was a bebe gun. >> he is expected of killing a woman living in his home before she went missing the officers have been paid on routine paid aadministrative leave the department identified them. >> it's an unfortunate situation that took mr. griggs' life. we're seeking to comply with the law. >> investigators say the homicide case will remain active. they're s

. >> lillian kim will be in washington for the hearing and will provide live coverage here on abc7 >>he pentagon says it's preached an agreement for americans to assess and advise iraqi forces. john kerry made a visit to baghdad today to put pressure on political leaders. >> john kerry did not sugar coat it. >> this is a moment where stakes could not be clearer >> kerry made a quick visit today to meet with a range of political leaders. he said a growing threat calls for incredible urgency. >> the future depends on choices made in the next days and weeks. and on ability of the leaders to come together. >> facing criticism for u.s. officials nor not doing enough to stem differences. the constitution requires the parliament to meet by july 1st to start the work of forming a new government. there are calls to step aside. kerry says the u.s. is not choosing iraq leaders >> we're not making any preconditions with respect to who can, or can't take part. it's up to iraq. kerry met with iraq foreign minister. >> we need to do >> it could come in a critical time the president said if the leade

. >> abc7 news reporter lillian kim has the story. >> it was swimming in sewage water. >> raw sewage gushed into his home twice last winter coming from everywhere. up from toilets and tub. it happened during a heavy rain storm. brandon hughes lives next door and lived through the same nightmare >> i'm in there, baling away, water to hear, whatever, next few days i had rashes and everything. >> the damage was extensive, floors, walls and ceilings and furniture had to be replaced. neighbors say the main sewer line is the problem, the city work order proves it, saying there is a defect dating back as far as 2009 the city says it's not liability. denied claims, five in all. >> really? how could that be? you're suddenly doing a lot of work on the street and five houses have had a problem? >> the city attorney's office declined to comment, citing a possible lawsuit but in denial letter saying homeowners are responsible for maintaining the so called sewer lateral, connecting each pipe to the main sewer line. neighbors say they're up to code. one provided this city document provided that giv

lillian's father spent 30 years. he depended on tourism to make a living.ia remembers the day when people stopped coming and her mother shut the shop. >> she worked so much. that's how hard it was. i can feel it. the village started to vanish. like most here, lilia left to find other work. reprieve. >> they built this knowing that the crossing would be real. >> this was part of the whole plan. locals and officials persuaded the department. they argued that it increases security because it gives locals a legal option to cross. the community came back to life, back to the town that is home. >> reporter: do you remember what went through your head? >> i started telling my mum. calling every family member that i had a contact with. god opened a door, i believe this god. he opened the door for her, from the up to. the porch musicians and her neighbour hope a door will open for them too. it's time for the fiesta protestor. >>> under the watchful eyes of border agents towns people test the waters, crossing to the other side, illegally uniting with families and fri

watch the hearing live on our website, abc7news.com, and abc7 news reporter lillian kim is there lives the traffic? we check in with leyla gulen. >> pretty nasty especially in the east bay. northbound side of the nimitz, we have lanes blocked. 23 miles per hour if you're heading in a southbound direction. to head from san leandro into fremont will take you 30 minutes, northbound, you're 18 miles per hour as you make it into oakland. it's a crawl up to the bay bridge. kristen? >> thanks a lot. we'll check out the forecast with meteorologist mike nicco with meteorologist mike nicco next.feway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, fresh driscoll's strawberries are perfectly sweet and just $1.99 a pound. foster farms fresh whole chickens are only 99¢ a pound. and arm & hammer detergent is just $5.00. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> welcome back. check out the lack of cloud cover. i think more clouds gather along the coast into t

lillian will be in washington for the hearing next tuesday. she will provide complete leif coverage for that so look for it as we continue. >> stay with us more to bring you coming up. exposed to anthrax. what happened inside one of the most dangerous lab in america. >> the science behind the world cup pwawchlt is it leading to record setting tournament scores. spencer is here with the weather. >> all right dan tomorrow is the final day of spring it will serve us a sdwren russ serving of summer like warmth. accu-weather forecast coming up. >> thanks. we show you how the new tension in iraq is stirring emotion of bay area warra veteran. 7 news at 9 continues veteran. 7 news at 9 continues here in just a moment wireleare awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you already have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the cost. the bring your own phone plan. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data on the b

his wife, lillian is lopez's public face while he is behind bars. >> one question in english. the violence in the streets. who do you blame for the violence that's taking place and for the lives that have been lost? >> translator: . >> while the government is blamed for the violence, they used the protest to push a radical strategy, in spanish known as the exit. they are calling for venzuela's elected president to go. they are refusing to join the dialogue between the government and a group of moderate opposition leaders. >> what comes next? what's your strategy? what are you planning for the next? >> translator: >> even commentators sympathetic to the competition say the solution can only make things worse. >> if you are not, you are creating some kind of coup. even if you have the right to defend your rights, if you create that, you cannot try to kick maduro out and pretend that he is not going to defend himself. >> back in alta mera, the national guard has assembled around the charred remains of a peace truck. protesters set it on fire. the following night, it's a subway ki

lillian has more. >> fire investigators in pittsburgh unloaded boxes of illegal fireworks. 2500 pound in all. street value about 8 80,000 dollars. many are commercial grade. >> that means out of to have a license to sell and use these. you may see some of these at actual fireworks show. >>reporter: pittsburgh police arrested 30-year-old about woman of indiana 22-year-old from richmond and 26-year-old medina of oakley. investigators say they tracked them down through craigslist where the men listed the fireworks for say. tell wherever you turn you can see them in the air. >>reporter: relief to many pittsburgh residents more people bridge legal fireworks to the neighborhood. this was scene last year. firefighters put out fire after fire as illegal fireworks exploded above them. the situation was especially bad in pittsburgh park side neighborhood where one man was blind entered one eye after fireworks accident. >> didn't seam like it was lit. so when he if wept to good look the thing went off and he fell on the ground. >>reporter: yet despite the fairs and injuries that come with illega

lillian had as a story you see only on abc 7 news. >> it was all grity black wate water. so nothing thankfully nothing no solid. >> were than done says raw sewage gushed into the home not once but twice last winter during heavy rain. same thing happened to 2 of the neighbors. 5 total in the past 5 years. waste water finds its way in any way it kachbility up in the toilet and from the bath tub. >> the walls were completely wet. it was basically swimming in sewage water. >> daniel was extensive. the floors walls ceiling and furniture had to be replaced. neighbors blame the city. main sewer line is the problem and this work order proves it which says a major defect on the line dating back to 2009. crew since fix the line but the city says it's not liable. has denied the neighbor claims 5 in all. >> really? how could that be if suddenly doing a lot of work on the street 5 houses in a row. all had a problem. >>reporter: city attorney office has declined to comment cite ago possible lawsuit. but in the denial letter the city says the homeowner are responsible for maintaining th

teenager victim who survived the crash but then was thrown out on to the runway. 7 news reporter lillian kim with more now from washington, d.c. >>reporter: the national transportation safety board released animation of asian airlines flight 214 as it neared the sfo runway on july 6. it was during the approach when the pilot inadd verify at at any timely deactivated automatic system. one of nearly 30 error made by the crew caused the plane to lose speed and in theen the aircraft made a crash landing. 3 passengers died. 1 80 were injured. >> this instance they relied on automated systems they didn't understand. they flew too low too slow collided with the sea wall at the end of the runway. >>reporter: ntsb cited contributing factors as well. including the complexity of boeing auto throttle that says was inadequately described in the training and open rigsal manual. board also cited pilot training issues. instructor pilot inadequate supervision and fatigue among the crew. >> there was evidence of some sleep restriction on the part of the pilot line and for all 3 crew members there was evid

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