lillian: i don't have fruit in the house.t sirens] narrator: over the last 4 years, 30 major corporations paid no taxes, even though their combined u.s. profit was over $200 billion. an overwhelming majority of americans believe that corporations and the wealthy should pay at least the same tax rate as the middle class. nicole: it would be incredible for there to be tax [indistinct] like unified front against these corporations. russell: it's not a redistribution of wealth. it's just a funny way of framing it. these guys are really geniuses at--at--of disempowering the poor, making people feel--and the middle class, and all of america feel that they've been selling their case so well. jeffrey: we have to revisit why we have that budge deficit, because the wealth has gone to the top, but so have the tax breaks. so have the loopholes. so has the privilege of companies to park their money in bermuda or in the cayman islands, even with the knowing acceptance of the irs. nicole: like, my family is from this tiny island. like, angu

. >> lillian is live at the scene with the latest tonight. lillian? >>reporter: well, amma and dan the fire broke out at about 9:00 p.m. we are on sunset drive and the homes under construction are on sunset drive and sunset court. all 4 homes that were destroyed are 2 story single family homes that were in the framing stage. the cause of the fire is under investigation but what started out as a two alarm fire is now out. firefighters say also spot fires in the area but they also were able to put those out. so the situation here is now under control but obviously for the developers and construction companies, working in this area n-doubt this fire is a huge set back. the fire department tweeted a photo of the homes what is left of them nothing but charred wood now. the good news however is that no one is injured. live in dublin lil i don't know kim abc 7 news. >>> thank you for the update lillian. >> tonight team mates mourning the death of a cal soccer player killed in southern california. lily disappeared after usc from the party over the wean. he wa

. >> lillian is live at the scene with the latest tonight. lillian? >>reporter: well, amma and dan the fire broke out at about 9:00 p.m. we are on sunset drive and the homes under construction are on sunset drive and sunset court. all 4 homes that were destroyed are 2 story single family homes that were in the framing stage. the cause of the fire is under investigation but what started out as a two alarm fire is now out. firefighters say also spot fires in the area but they also were able to put those out. so the situation here is now under control but obviously for the developers and construction companies, working in this area n-doubt this fire is a huge set back. the fire department tweeted a photo of the homes what is left of them nothing but charred wood now. the good news however is that no one is injured. live in dublin lil i don't know kim abc 7 news. >>> thank you for the update lillian. >> tonight team mates mourning the death of a cal soccer player killed in southern california. lily disappeared after usc from the party over the wean. he wa

. >> lillian is live at the scene with the latest tonight. lillian? fire broke out at about 9:00 p.m. we are on sunset drive and the homes under construction are on sunset drive and sunset court. all 4 homes that were destroyed are 2 story single family homes that were in the framing stage. the cause of the fire is under investigation but what started out as a two alarm fire is now out. firefighters say also spot fires in the area but they also were able to put those out. so the situation here is now under control but obviously for the developers and construction companies, working in this area n-doubt this fire is a huge set back. the fire department tweeted a photo of the homes what is left of them nothing but charred wood now. the good news however is that no one is injured. live in dublin lil i don't know kim abc 7 news. >>> thank you for the update lillian. >> tonight team mates mourning the death of a cal soccer player killed in southern california. lily disappeared after usc from the party over the wean. he was later found along a freeway after

to lillian john and the whole family, mazel tov. [applause]. >> and while i'm talking about family i want to thank my wife louise and my children sarah jake, and david for their incredible ongoing support. [applause]. >> simply put i could not do this without you. louise and i have been to israel countless times. and each time we return, we are inspired by the people. 370 hamas rockets have fallen just since the last time we all gathered here in one town in israel. a gentleman who serves as is that community's youth organizer recently gave some college students a tour of his town. he asked the visitors what do you think is the first thing that the citizens of staro do when the sirens go off signalling incoming rockets in the area? what is the first thing you think they do? one student immediately answered, they run to the shelters. another said they grab their kids. no. to both answers. what is the first thing that the residents of staro instinctively do when they are told they only have 15 seconds to save themselves and their child

. >> on the phone as well one of the other reporters on the scene is abc 7 news reporter lillian kim. first give us tell us where you are and what you are seeing. >>reporter: i'm at center and kelly north of where the shooting happened and police set up a barricade so the only cars that we have been seeing going through are police cars. we see one after another after another. we did speak to someone who lives at the coyote creek mobile home park half block away from where he believes the shooting occurred. he said that he heard a bunch of siren earlier this evening and police officers told him to stay inside because they told him there was a shooter on the loose. >> again we are at center and kelly and san jose police not letting anyone get past this point so there are a lot of people here the trying to get to the home obviously they can't so we had a lot of people standing around here at the intersection as police try to find the gunman. >> the intersection as well. check out the map and there's a costco nearby as well.so pretty busy intersection obviously on center road. >> very bus

good morning, lillian. for work so we're prepared and up to date on the news. >> you win two tickets to see "blithe spirit." >> it's easy to become the fan of the day. go to our facebook page, fill out the form and don't forget to include a picture. >> the fog is lifting if you're traveling today. up north still chilly. in buffalo, it's 40. look at charlotte 77. showers to the south. the fog will burn off in pittsburgh and 50. philadelphia looks good this afternoon at 62. we look good this afternoon as well and i'll give that you forecast ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> it's 67:-- it's 6:40. we have cloudy skies. it will get sunnier, especially north of town. look at the temps. we're going into the 60s today. pretty good news for thursda

before i begin, i want to thank howard for the invitation, and congratulate lillian on her selection. i would also like to give a shout out to bob, who has done so much for this organization, and for the u.s.-israel partnership. [applause] in 1942, at a 28-year-old polish diplomat disguised himself as a jew, donning an armband with the star of david, and smuggled himself through a tunnel into the warsaw ghetto. later, posing as a militia man he infiltrated the nazi death camp. he made his way to london, and he showed his documents. they immediately sent the following cable to the world jewish congress in new york. jews in poland, almost completely annihilated. stop. read report. 10,000 jews dead. stop. forced to dig their own grave. hundreds of children thrown, alive, into gutters. death camps. treblinka district. thousands dead. mass graves. murdered pregnant women. stop. jews, dragged into death chambers. thousands, daily victims throughout poland. stop. believe the unbelievable. stop. six years later, on may 14 1948, the declaration was issued that began the state of israel. jews h

lillian? >> dan the settlement compensates passengers on 2 levels.the physical injuries and the emotional trauma they endured. it has been a little more than a year and a half since asian flight 214 crash landed at sfo but 72 passengers among the let's injured have reached a settlement. the settlement amount is confidential. but frank peter who represents 10 of the 72 passengers says the client are satisfied. >> you can never provide somebody with enough money to compensate what they went through. so, you mow, they agreed that it was fair and reason and they want to move on reason and they want to move on. put it behind them. >> of the 72, 26 are u.s. citizens. the accident of the injuries haven't been made public but said to have either made a full recovery or are in a condition where they no longer need medical care. fact that it took a year and a half to reach a settlement is considered remarkable. such cases can often take up to seven years. >> they came in with an attitude that said they really wanted to resolve these cases. and to their credit

he lillian has the story from morgan hill.>reporter: almost three years since 15-year-old if girl disappeared on her way to school. to this day volume up tears meeting every week trying to find her but now her father says it's time to stop. they simply ran out of viable search area. >> nobody is giving up that's for sure. that's not any part of this message. it's just a different way of doing it now. >>reporter: her father says he made the decision with the rest of the family. volunteers and experts. so new searches will only take place when new tips and information come in. morgan hill community cultural center has been the latest spot where the volume up tears have been meeting every saturday. it's a dedicated group about 2 dozen people show up every week rain or shine. search coordinator nelson of gilroy has been part of the effort from the very beginning. he reports to is room every saturday morning and stays until mid afternoon. >> it's a community effort. bay area community effort that has been involved here and we just

lillian is in san jose. >> former forty-niner defensive line man mcdonald insist he's no rapist. ow he's fighting back. in the complaint mcdonald says his accuser defamed him andhurt his career. he has since been fired from the frainers and not able to get another job. >> teams are sitting back iting but to see what is going to happen in this before they make a decision. basically changed his marketability in the nfl. >> mcdonald claims he and accuser met at the willow den bar december3 in san jose. with two other fin that's night and according to the bar owner it was a low key evening. >> i wasn't acking or cringe >> i wasn't tracking or cringing but but i would say they weren't even drinking that much. >> but the big question is what happened when they end up at mcdonald's hou. she claims she was raped after she fell and hit her head near the pool waking up naked in the bed with no memory of whether happened. mcdonald's claims video captured by the joyed camera proves otherwise.the complaint the attorney says she even went to the store with plaintiff to get more alcoholic bever

the state board of education voted yesterday to authorize superintendent lillian lowery to make the decision on a case- by-case basis. so far officials say 11 school systems have requested the waivers but others may make requests in the coming weeks as well. there's no timetable for these decisions on the requests. the board is already allowed four school systems to open on the monday after easter which is a school state holiday to make up some of the lost time because of the snow. >>> we had a touch of icing in a few spots this morning from areas in the west virginia panhandle, northern virginia, northern maryland. now we're above freezing. still kind of raw ow there. the cold damp -- raw out there. the cold dampness right through you. manassas, d.c., over toward owens, owens a minute ago was 42. howntsingtown, excuse me -- huntingtown, excuse me, huntington is at 43. we had the rain come through this morning. this is all ahead of a warm front. you see the rain toward delaware, northeastern pennsylvania. other than a stray shower, i think we're pretty much done with the rain for today. stil

he lillian has the story from morgan hill. >>reporter: almost three years since 15-year-old if girl disappeared on her way to school. to this day volume up tears meeting every week trying to find her but now her father says it's time to stop. they simply ran out of viable search area. >> nobody is giving up that's for sure. that's not any part of this message. it's just a different way of doing it now. >>reporter: her father says he made the decision with the rest of the family. volunteers and experts. so new searches will only take place when new tips and information come in. morgan hill community cultural center has been the latest spot where the volume up tears have been meeting every saturday. it's a dedicated group about 2 dozen people show up every week rain or shine. search coordinator nelson of gilroy has been part of the effort from the very beginning. he reports to this room every saturday morning and stays until mid afternoon. >> it's a community effort. bay area community effort that has been involved here and we j

lillian kim live at the city hall with the latest tonight. >> this is something that has been debated for week and city council didn't make a decision tonight they did make progress. >> in palo alto many residents are fed up. traffic is heavy. parking is scarce. many blame all the new offices popped up over the years. >> i do not think this should be a city centered around high tech industry and financial services. which was the direction that the city seems to be moving in. >> certainly commercial office development has had tremendous impact and brought down quality of life all the things you see parking traffic. loss of retail. >>reporter: tonight the palo alto city council debated whether to put a cap on office development. since 2008 palo alto has seen 67,000 square feet of new office space a year. and one council member says the city isn't getting much in return since non-residential property only pay 25% of the total property tax. >> gone down 1% a year over the last 5 years. fv the question is what benefits are we getting from growing. >> other council members say putting a sto

lillian? >> dan the settlement compensates passengers on 2 levels. the physical injuries and the emotional trauma they endured. it has been a little more than a year and a half since asian flight 214 crash landed at sfo but 72 passengers among the let's injured have reached a settlement. the settlement amount is confidential. but frank peter who represents 10 of the 72 passengers says the client are satisfied. >> you can never provide somebody with enough money to compensate what they went through. so, you mow, they agreed that it was fair and reason and they want to move on reason and they want to move on. put it behind them. >> of the 72, 26 are u.s. citizens. the accident of the injuries haven't been made public but said to have either made a full recovery or are in a condition where they no longer need medical care. fact that it took a year and a half to reach a settlement is considered remarkable. such cases can often take up to seven years. >> they came in with an attitude that said they really wanted to resolve these cases. and to their credit

lillian is in san jose. >> former forty-niner defensive line man mcdonald insist he's no rapist. now he's fighting back. in the complaint mcdonald says his accuser defamed him and hurt his career. he has since been fired from the frainers and not able to get another job. >> teams are sitting back waiting but to see what is going to happen in this before they make a decision. basically changed his marketability in the nfl. >> mcdonald claims he and accuser met at the willow den bar december 13 in san jose. with two other frain that's night and according to the bar owner it was a low key evening. >> i wasn't tracking or cringe >> i wasn't tracking or cringing but but i would say they weren't even drinking that much. >> but the big question is what happened when they ended up at mcdonald's house. she claims she was raped after she fell and hit her head near the pool waking up naked in the bed with no memory of whether happened. mcdonald's claims video captured by the joyed camera proves otherwise n.the complaint the attorney says she even went to the store with plaintiff to get more

lillian kim live at the city hall with the latest tonight. >> this is something that has been debated for week and city council didn't make a decision tonight they did make progress. >> in palo alto many residents are fed up. traffic is heavy. parking is scarce. many blame all the new offices popped up over the years. >> i do not think this should be a city centered around high tech industry and financial services. which was the direction that the city seems to be moving in. >> certainly commercial office development has had tremendous impact and brought down quality of life all the things you see parking traffic. loss of retail. >>reporter: tonight the palo alto city council debated whether to put a cap on office development. since 2008 palo alto has seen 67,000 square feet of new office space a year. and one council member says the city isn't getting much in return since non-residential property only pay 25% of the total property tax. >> gone down 1% a year over the last 5 years. fv the question is what benefits are we getting from growing. >> other council members say putting a sto

lillian? >> dan the settlement compensates passengers on 2 levels. the physical injuries and the emotional trauma they endured. it has been a little more than a year and a half since asian flight 214 crash landed at sfo but 72 passengers among the let's injured have reached a settlement. the settlement amount is confidential. but frank peter who represents 10 of the 72 passengers says the client are satisfied. >> you can never provide somebody with enough money to compensate what they went through. so, you mow, they agreed that it was fair and reason and they want to move on reason and they want to move on. put it behind them. >> of the 72, 26 are u.s. citizens. the accident of the injuries haven't been made public but said to have either made a full recovery or are in a condition where they no longer need medical care. fact that it took a year and a half to reach a settlement is considered remarkable. such cases can often take up to seven years. >> they came in with an attitude that said they really wanted to resolve these cases. and to their credit

lillian kim live at the city hall with the latest tonight. >> this is something that has been debated for week and city council didn't make a decision tonight they did make progress. >> in palo alto many residents are fed up. traffic is heavy. parking is scarce. many blame all the new offices popped up over the years. >> i do not think this should be a city centered around high tech industry and financial services. which was the direction that the city seems to be moving in. >> certainly commercial office development has had tremendous impact and brought down quality of life all the things you see parking traffic. loss of retail. >>reporter: tonight the palo alto city council debated whether to put a cap on office development. since 2008 palo alto has seen 67,000 square feet of new office space a year. and one council member says the city isn't getting much in return since non-residential property only pay 25% of the total property tax. >> gone down 1% a year over the last 5 years. fv the question is what benefits are we getting from growing. >> other council members say putting a sto

he lillian has the story from morgan hill.>>reporter: almost three years since 15-year-old if girl disappeared on her way to school. to this day volume up tears meeting every week trying to find her but now her father says it's time to stop. they simply ran out of viable search area. >> nobody is giving up that's for sure. that's not any part of this message. it's just a different way of doing it now. >>reporter: her father says he made the decision with the rest of the family. volunteers and experts. so new searches will only take place when new tips and information come in. morgan hill community cultural center has been the latest spot where the volume up tears have been meeting every saturday. it's a dedicated group about 2 dozen people show up every week rain or shine. search coordinator nelson of gilroy has been part of the effort from the very beginning. he reports to this room every saturday morning and stays until mid afternoon. >> it's a community effort. bay area community effort that has been involved here and we ju

lillian is in san jose. >> former forty-niner defensive line man mcdonald insist he's no rapist.ghting back. in the complaint mcdonald says his accuser defamed him and hurt his career. he has since been fired from the frainers and not able to get another job. >> teams are sitting back waiting but to see what is going to happen in this before they make a decision. basically changed his marketability in the nfl. >> mcdonald claims he and accuser met at the willow den bar december 13 in san jose. with two other frain that's night and according to the bar owner it was a low key evening. >> i wasn't tracking or cringe >> i wasn't tracking or cringing but but i would say they weren't even drinking that much. >> but the big question is what happened when they ended up at mcdonald's house. she claims she was raped after she fell and hit her head near the pool waking up naked in the bed with no memory of whether happened. mcdonald's claims video captured by the joyed camera proves otherwise n.the complaint the attorney says she even went to the store with plaintiff to get more alcoholic b

before i begin, i want to thank howard for the invitation, and congratulate lillian on her selection. i would also like to give a shout out to bob, who has done so much for this organization, and for the u.s.-israel partnership. in 1942, at -- a 28-year-old polish diplomat disguised himself as a jew, donning an armband with the star of david and smuggled himself through a tunnel into the warsaw ghetto. later, posing as a militia man he infiltrated the not see death camp -- the not see -- the nazi death camp. his -- he made his way to london, and he showed his documents. they immediately sent the following table to the world jewish congress in new york. jews in poland, almost completely annihilated. stop. read report. 10,000 jews death. stop. forced to dig their own grave. hundreds of children thrown, alive, into gutters. death camps. treblinka district. thousands dead. mass graves. murdered pregnant women. stop. jews, dragged into get -- death payments -- death chambers. thousands, daily victims throughout poland. stop. believe the unbelievable. stop. six years later on may 14, 1948 t

he spoke with lillian kim tonight. >> you can never provide somebody with enough money to compensate what they went through. so if they agreed that it was fair and reason and they want to move on put it mooind behind. >>reporter: the clients live in the bay area. he gives asian a credit for the role in the settlement. >> asian a took the lead. they stepped up and i give them credit. that's why i say this is a good, positive first step. >> hopefully to global resolution. >> settlement needs the court approval no. reaction tonight from either boeing or asian a.we have more ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> in the east bay tonight a little boy says he's afraid to go back to ask because of a bully. he was roughed up badly end up in the hospital now the family says the school district is taking sides. laura anthony has story you see only on abc 7 news. >> what happened the time before? >> he almost choked me. >>reporter: 11-year-old nathan hasn't been to san pablo elementary school in 5 week. not since knocked unconscious by another student

. >> before i begin, i want to thank howard core for the invitation and congratulate lillian on her selectiond also like to give a shout-out to bob who has done so much for this organization and for the u.s.-israel partnership. [ applause ] in 1942 a 28-year-old polish diplomat and roman catholic disguised himself as a jew, donning an arm band with the star of david and smuggled himself through a tunnel into the warsaw ghetto. later posing as a militia man, he infiltrate ed thed the nazi death camp and escaped carrying hundreds of documents on a miniature microfilm. he eventually made his way to london where he showed the documents to a jew and representative of poland's government in exzilile. he eventually sent it to the jews in new york. jews in poland almost completely annihilated stop deportation for 10,000 jews. forced to dig their own grave. mass suicide. hundreds of children thrown alive into gutters, death camp ss, melkania thousands dead not bury buried. mass graves, murder pregnant women, stop jews naked dragged into death chambers. gustapo men quicker killing, stop thousands kille

abc 7 news reporter lillian kim explains. >> reporter: the lee children came not to shop but to give money away. >> we really love the golden apple and it's so nice because i had my birthday there. >> reporter: the golden apple learning center has been selling toys and teaching material for 36 years. but since word got out that it was closing, the owner says money has been strict willing in mostly from kids taking cash right out of their piggy banks to try to keep the store open. >> buy myself lunch or what i should do with it. i decided let's see if we can gather up enough money to open up again. >> reporter: he has since launched an online campaign. the goal is to raise $78,000 which could would go to relow relocating the store. he believes the golden apple would do better in an area with more foot traffic and his customers are behind him all the way. 3-year-old chloe gave $50. >> it helps them think outside, the world is much more important than just themselves. these are values that every parent wants their children to have. >> reporter: so far mcdougal has raised $5,000. he has

i also want to thank howard core bob:, lillian pincus, and my old friend lee rosenberg and , all of aipac'soard and members for walking me tonight. i also want to thank the members of congress. [applause] i want to thank all the members of congress who represent america strong bipartisan support for the state of israel. [applause] and all the young people here today, some 3000, who represent -- [applause] some 3000 young people who represent the bright future of the u.s.-israel special relationship. i brought one of those young people with me tonight. my 17-year-old son jake who , insisted he had to come to aipac. [applause] but i want to take a moment, before i begin, to remember three young men who aren't with us here today. i want to call us back to those terrible days last summer when we were united in grief over the horrifying kidnapping and murder of three israeli teenagers. [applause] as a mother, my heart breaks for such unspeakable loss. those boys where our boys. and we continue to mourn their tragic loss. the last time i spoke at aipac it was to the synagogue initiative lunch. th

before they can i want to thank howard kohr for the invitation and to congratulate lillian on her selectionive a shout out to bob who was done so much for this organization, and for the u.s.-israel partnership. [applause] in 1942, a 28 year old polish diplomat and roman catholic disguise himself as a chew, donning an armband with a star of david and smuggled himself through a tunnel into the warsaw ghetto. -- jew. later posing as a militia man, he infiltrated a nazi death camp of building them and escaped carrying hundreds of documents on a miniature microfilm. he eventually made his way to london where he showed the document to a nazi -- a jew and represent of poland's government in exile. they sent the following cable to the world jewish congress in new york. jews in poland almost completely annihilated, stop. read reports, ma deportation 10,000 euros per death. stop. forced to dig their own grave mass suicides hundreds of children thrown alive into gutters. death camps thousands dead, not buried. mass graves murdered pregnant women, stop. jews naked dragged into death chambers, gestapo n

put a public prayer up on his website praying for the people of cape town and the firefighters and lillianhe doesn't know if cape town can ever recover from this. it looks like the aftermath from a war zone, she says, martha. martha: unbelievable. it's such a beautiful area and our hearts go out to them and obviously they're making their greatest efforts they can to get this fire under control. thank you very much for that report. thank you. bill: 20 minutes before the hour. ugly new details about hillary clinton's email use at the state department. could this controversy now kill any potential presidential campaign? at least one former democratic manager campaign manager says yes. our panel will debate that. martha: a would-be thief learns the hard way that karma is not always kind. ♪ help an oil company overcome minus 47 degree temps, 5 foot ice, and 16 foot waves, to safely keep crude oil flowing 365 days a year. when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. your daughter has a brilliant idea for her science project. and you

i also want to thank howard core, bob cohen, lillian pincus and my old friend lee rosenberg, and allf aipac's board and members for welcoming me tonight. i also want to thank the members of congress. [applause] i want to thank all the members of congress who represent america's strong bipartisan support for the state of israel. [applause] and all the young people here today, some 3000, who represent -- [applause] some 3000 young people who represent the bright future of the u.s.-israel special relationship. i brought one of those young people with me tonight. my 17-year-old son jake, who insisted he had to come to aipac. [applause] but i want to take a moment, before i begin, to remember three young men who aren't with us here today. i want to call us back to those terrible days last summer when we were united in grief over the horrifying kidnapping and murder of three israeli teenagers. [applause] as a mother, my heart breaks for such unspeakable loss. those boys were our boys. and we continue to mourn their tragic loss. the last time i spoke at aipac it was to the synagogue initiat

before i begin, i want to thank howard for the invitation, and congratulate lillian on her selection. i would also like to give a shout out to bob, who has done so much for this organization, and for the u.s.-israel partnership. [applause] in 1942, at a 28-year-old polish diplomat disguised himself as a jew, donning an armband with the star of david, and smuggled himself through a tunnel into the warsaw ghetto. later, posing as a militia man he infiltrated the nazi death camp. he made his way to london, and he showed his documents.