i read his mansion house speech about two or three weeks ago and i came here that particular night toa very good speech. i thought he made it clear that we were leaving the customs union and single market but he was keen to have a transitional arrangement. it strikes me as eminently sensible. and you are pro—brexit... me as eminently sensible. and you are pro-brexit. .. i thought it me as eminently sensible. and you are pro-brexit... i thought it was eminently sensible and i couldn't see anything in the speech to object to, sol see anything in the speech to object to, so i don't see what is going on with these leave supporters. the whole thing seems to be getting out of control. that problem with that prominent brexiteers is that they are constantly on edge, they don't trust anybody, not even their own colleagues, they think this thing will be snatched from them, and they have won the battle but if they don't behave themselves, they will lose the war. david davis, who i think is doing an excellentjob, came out with papers last week and again, it was quite obvious from these papers tha

at his mansion house speech, he said jobs and prosperity must be the priority.between you, between the liberal democrats, and mr hammond's position that he has outlined? i think there is a lot of common ground with him and, indeed, with a lot of people in the labour party who can see the potential disasters of going into a really hard, disruptive, extreme form of brexit. and i think ourjob is to reach out to them, to find ways of achieving compromise. so, where might those compromises come? well, let's look at honda's factory in swindon. it's the european single market in action. every day, two million components are delivered here, many of them from across europe, with no hold—ups at the border. if we leave the customs union, it could spell trouble for some. we don't want our components stuck at ports. we don't want to see our cars going to europe being stuck this side of the channel. it's really keeping that free flow of product going. one compromise would be to stay in the customs union, where goods can cross borders within the eu without import taxes. but th

what really struck me about philip hammond's speech at the mansion house was the sharp change in tonethe general election. she was much more focused on immigration and on sovereignty. the message from the public before and during the referendum campaign was clear — brexit must mean control of the number of people who come to britain from europe and that is what we will deliver. next door neighbours but different approaches. mrs may wants to cut immigration to the tens of thousands. the chancellor is keener to promote immigration as good for the economy — a view shared by political rivals. what he is doing, it seems to me is, is inching closer to the position we've been advocating for some time. we've said jobs in the economy must be the priority. at his mansion house speech, he said jobs and prosperity must be the priority, so that's almost the same language as we've been using. is there common ground between you, between the liberal democrats and mr hammond's position that he has outlined? i think there is a lot of common ground with him and indeed with a lot of people in the labour

but it was a strange disruption, from a random street in alexandria, to this big manner, some mansion houses of the trent. you say in your book, leaving alexandria, the name of the town you grew up in, that you were looking for something called transcendence. what do you understand by that? i think we're all, to some extent, i think we human animals are very strange creatures. we're not comfortably embedded in nature, the way my wee dog is, or cows in the hills are, or kangaroos in the outback. we're conscious of ourselves, were aware of being strange creatures in a universe that doesn't explain itself, that doesn't offer an immediate manual of meaning. i think the human animal, therefore, hungers for meaning and purpose in an apparently meaningless and purposeless universe. so we're very divided, and religion has been, traditionally, classically, one of the ways in which the question has been answered, yes, there is a meaning, there is a purpose, and you can cooperate and give yourself to it. i'm no longer as comfortable with religion‘s certainties, but i'm certainly still addicted to the

house. with that fine woodwork that encourages people to come to the mansion. this landing is also the -- and thishis happened in 1912 when they were constructing the house. he arrived in portland in the 1850's, he said he was barefoot and without a cent. over the course of his lifetime he was very interested in building a fortune to care for his family. to do that he actually started diversifying beyond just owning a newspaper. he saw this as a great opportunity to invest in real estate. he purchased a number of lots downtown and portland. he was able to sell those off throughout the years. in goods thated came his way. those included banking as well as a sheep ranch in portland. henry was also interested in impress in visitors but at heart he was a very frugal man. he would not spend except what was necessary. on hisd not spend it furnishings but he went on his newspaper. here we have his original bed and some of the furnishings he had. it is not rebate or very grand. it was very functional. we also have eight and then to rate that shows what furnishings were

house. the mansion is 16,000 square sets ofer 23 major rooms inside of it, for different stories. despite a classic exterior, it is a modern looking building. was interested in a new technology. it was centrally heated, full plumbing, a house elevator, telephone, whatever he could think of. he would embrace the latest technology. he has been eyeing this location for a number of years and eventually acquired 46 acres on the hilltop. it had a wonderful view of the city of portland atop mt. hood, times.he climbed four he spent time of your building trails. right now we are in the library of pittockhe spent time of yourg mansion, one of the 23 rooms in the 16,000 square foot mansion. this room was meant to look like a classic library with wood paneling. it has an interesting feature of the top where it looks like it is wood carved into elaborate patterns, but that is plaster painted to look like wood. they were concerned about fire safety, and it saved a bit of money. this was typical of henry pittock. he madeot cheap, but his fortune by watching costs. the mantelpiece features the pi

mansions. housekeeping, house collection, taxis, schoolteaching, all kinds of things that don't abort money to live in a mansion and pay for a. >> i don't know with the municipal boundaries of aspen. -- inople that i saw and fast food establishments who helped to keep my room tidy, they did not call aspen home. your point is well taken. this is why we're having these discussions that's i believe there is this money that can go to areas that are more in need. this is why it is taking so long for us to realize our objectives. let's talk about it. we did not reach a conclusion, we just saw some issues that we said we think we need to address. we think we can get more efficiencies out of this program so the money can go further. this place is truly did not need service, they do not need subsidization. sake, your clarity's are planning on staying the committee -- on the commission has to 30th? >> i have not spoken with anyone, i have not gotten any paperwork, i didn't get that phone call in the middle of the night that said it is time to backup your back. -- bags. lookinge commission are out for the

it shows on one of the pages, 11 downing st, the use of a beautiful mansion in the countryside... alex syriza housetly legitimate it is just that it is difficult for some people the stomach but we did hear the chancellor said on the andrew martin showa that they receive a premium, public sector workers. who knows whether he said it not... he must have said it. if he said it in the cabinet meeting, which should not have been late, you do not know the context. i think the point i presume he was trying to make is that the public sack has some premium in terms of remuneration over the private sack that especially in the pension costs. our research everything for this programme and it was a referral toa this programme and it was a referral to a study that said even without the pension allowance, the public sector workers the pension allowance, the public sector workers we re the pension allowance, the public sector workers were paid more than private sector workers are allowing for so—called qualifications... private sector workers are allowing for so-called qualifications... then we should be talking t

right now we're actually just near jefferson's main house, the mansion that he built throughout his life. and we're standing next to mulberry row, the main plantation street at monticello. 1300 feet. we know that over 20 workshops, storehouses and dwellings line this street. they were enslaved families here, there were servants, hired white artisans. and also several of the workshops were supervised by jefferson and members of his white family. this is really the hub of industry of monticello who wasn't just this mountaintop but was a 5,000 acre plantation. and that is about 8 square miles. so this plantation is enormous. but the center of activity is really right here. so if you had been here in jefferson's day, you would have seen carriages coming up and down this road, you would have heard the noise of chickens, of dogs. you would have smelled smoke in the air. you would have heard hammers and saws. there were dozens of people here, white and black, free and enslaved, all working for jefferson's plantation. from jefferson's copious record taking we know that he owned 607 human beings

the side of the doves, although the framing of the position in the than inas more hawkish his mansion house at the data unfolding. there is no need for urgency and action. whereas on the other side of the time, theyow is the are saying. what has happened is that rank of england believes full employment is 4.5%, and we are at 4.6%. there is not much to spare capacity out there. as we get closer to full employment, their ability to tolerate above target inflation is diminished. in that sense, i think, if the continues, we would get a hike from the npc. probably not in august, because we think we only have three hawks out there. you need five in order to get a vote for a hike with an eight person committee and carney being a dove. we think though broadband has not spoken yet, that is a sign his views have not changed. before the election, he was on the side of the doubts in the committee. before the member, select committee happens, we would push on the dovish side, given her bearish views on brexit. so we do not think the numbers are there for an august hike. after that is dependent on how th

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to give back two mansions suspected of housing spies.ill trump agree. >>> and a north korean nuclear missile could hit the west coast in 20 minutes. but is the u.s. ready? let's go out front. >>> out front tonight the breaking news. cnn learning that russian spies are stepping up their intelligence gathering in the u.s. this is spying that has increased since the election. this is according to current and former u.s. intelligence

." >> philadelphia police looking for a gunman who opened fire during a house party in strawberry mansionit happened near 28th and york around 2 o'clock this morning. investigators say a 35-year-old man blocked another man from that entering the house on that other man then shot the 35-year-old three times. the victim is in critical condition at temple university hospital. >> reporter: just about an hour earlier police responded to a shooting at the sunoco food mart in north philly. "eyewitness news" at fifth and erie. investigators say someone shot a man outside of the food mart. he's in critical condition and police haven't made any arrests in this case just yet. >>> the trump administration meantime is asking the supreme to clarify its ruling on the travel ban. at issue, which family relatives are eligible to bypass the ban. thursday a federal judge in hawaii ruled the list of relatives should be expanded to include grandparents and other relatives of people legally in the u.s. the travel ban temporarily bars people from six terror prone countries from entering this country. >>> suppor

mansions. but how about this tree house with a swinging bridge and wrap around deck?dreds of looks every month. it goes for $375 a night with a two-night minimum. with that popularity, they could bump those rates. >> the big question is they have a booth the pop star a seband justin loss his fans and hates to disappoint them. fans will be given refunds. he was scheduled to perform at least 14 more shows in be prngs, prn. >> prn personal. >> >>> skprc >>> check out this amazing time lapse video from eastern kpn. s that fan now, mike frk and tornadoes andthe air interior wrpgs cop plex to the personal temperatures do cool off a little bit, down in 83 in pore land pb pirp thursday only 74 in seatt seattle. still sm very niece stuff fchls and in an act of retaliation against moscow, the bill will affectively tie the president's hand requiring him to get congressional approval before rolling back any sections. it's expected to easily pass setting up a face-off with the white house. as many eye whether the president would veto the bill and anger lawmakers in the process or

to give back two mansions suspected of housing spies. will trump agree. >>> and a north korean nuclear missile could hit the west coast in 20 minutes. but is the u.s. ready? let's go out front. >>> out front tonight the breaking news. cnn learning that russian spies are stepping up their intelligence gathering in the u.s. this is spying that has increased since the election. this is according to current and former u.s. intelligence officials. it comes just hours away from that highly anticipated high stakes first face to face first president trump and president putin. trump speaking in poland today used some of his strongest language get to urge russia to stop its destabilizing activity and support for hostile regimes. but the big question is will trump confront putin about the election? earlier today, trump talked about it. he broke with america's intelligence agencies, casting doubt on whether russia actually meddled. >> i think it was russia, but i think it was probably other people and/or countries and i see nothing wrong with that s

. >>> and new this morning, a house party is the scene after shooting in strawberry mansion. we'll tell you what police say happened right before a man was shot three times. >>> chilling details emerge in the murders of four men in bucks county two. suspects have confessed, following the mystery detectives still have not unraveled. >>> and fire rages through a high-rise apartment building in honolulu. >>> today is saturday, july 15th, good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo, while most of the rain has moved out, we're in store for a pleasant day. let's get right over to meteorologist, matt peterson. good saturday morning, matt, we need a little break t has been hot and humid recent. >> i we've had two days in a row of bad weather, severe weather thursday, another dose yesterday. so we deserve a break like you said, jan, we'll get it today. we will be looking at much quieter conditions for saturday as well as sunday, and much drier conditions, not just because of precipitation moving out, but that humidity is moving out with it. so that's good news for us, we take a peak outsi

wealthy and successful man and the first citizen of trenton living in this enormous mansion on state street, this incredible house, enormously well-respected and yet there were these terrible memories that came up so you never know what goes on in a family but in washington's mind and heart and soul, this stuff was right there for him but it's easy to read because it is not just this horror show. he keeps coming back to that and wants to persist with this important account of his father's life. [applause] >> i just want to say thank you to everyone for coming out and thank you to erica. i want to stress as great a historian and biographer you are a wonderful writer and what you're missing by not reading this book is quite a bit, so please hang around if you would like a copy of the book we have copies here, and don't forget next monday there will be another event for books at the bridge. thank you again. [applause] >>> what i am reading is a commentary on enrollments and the reason i'm reading it is because first of all it was given to me i'm part of a bible study here in the capital, and/or teacher, doctor scott

beginning in the arkansas state house or governors mansion. every time she tried to exercise her intellect, to use her experience and applaud her values, all of which i thought were exemplary she became a hidden character. and if you hide and duck and deny, people believe trump is authentic, they believe hillary is fake. i believe she has put too much faith and too many campaign to the same people. her past experience in breaking so many barriers rendered her incapable of reading this moment. >> why do you think the people who do not like her thought she was fake? >> i don't think she live any more than other politicians but she was evasive in a particular way. she would offer explanations. trump does the same thing to be sure but he was not forced to be so polished. he could be rude and crude and that would be well received. anyone who tried to do that is immediately condemn -- any woman who tried to do that was immediately condemned. an authentic woman faces tremendous challenges and so does an inauthentic woman. you have to walk a hybrid th

mansion. >> tucker: a $4.5 million house in one of the nicest neighborhoods in l.a.ecause she's a true stock investor. >> tucker: how did she do that? do you know the answer? is it magic? how can i do something like that? i will give you the harry truman answer. when you go into politics poor and you come out rich, you are stealing. >> tucker: [laughs] i love that. >> we haven't even talked about her left-wing views. they aren't any different than bernie sanders or elizabeth warren or nancy pelosi but she champions herself as the inner city. for inner-city black and brown people are corrosive, her views. you saw the movie "boys in the hood," 3% of the kids at that school can do math at grade level but if you live across the street, you are mandated to send your kids to that school. republicans want to give that person a choice, democrats want to force those people to send their kids to that school. >> tucker: i totally agree. if she runs for president, i hope you will be a maxine waters correspondent. >> she will not get my vote. >> tucker: you can cover her for us.

house during any government shutdown. and there's another bill to let the publicen rent the governor's beach mansion. >> state-owned property, then why not have it available for others and to make some money. >> i'm picturing his house like the white house. youen don't it out to the public. >> he's facing an ethics complaint over beachgate. the governor said he would not apologize. >>> you have the right to record police on your cell phone. today a federal appeals court in philadelphia ruled that recording police this public is a a first amendment right and there should not be any retaliation for doing so. the court joined five other circuit courts that made that same ruling. pennsylvania state troopers are getting body cameras soon. today governor wolf announced a federal grant to fund a pilot program. the $52,000 grant will be enough for 30 cameras. the governor says the cameras will make troppers more accountable and help avoid confrontational situations. >>> police are trying to find a a dirt bike rider who assaulted an officer. take a picture of the medicine. police need help identifying him. he assaulted an officer al

house there. last night a man was found dead in that home along mansion avenue. not clear how he died or whether he lived at the home. >>> four young men missing since last week. jimi patrick, dean, and mark sturgis and 21-year-old tim may owe. dinardo was arrested on unrelated gun charge. family owns several properties the police have been searching. sky force ten over one of those properties last night. on sunday investigators found the car of one of missing men at the family home nearby. they also searched a house in ben salem. live report coming up at 6:30. >>> 6:04. today the prosecution is expected to present more evidence in a preliminary hearing in the hazing death of a penn state fraternity pledge. yesterday the prosecution presented add series of text messages related to the students death. a judge will decide if there's enough evidence to put 18 accused frat brothers on trial. records and documents show the frat brothers waited 12 hours before calling for help for timothy piazza. used the text messages from the defendant to try to make their case. one

house is that his primary residents? >> reporter: they have a governor's mansion which he does not use. he uses ocean house more than that but he stayed up in mend ham where his family home is. that is understandable because his kid are at school. he uses this beach house. the problem is when you use it when everybody else cannot get on that 10-mile island, you might not want to do that next time. >> he is not running for governor again. >> he only has six months left >> yes, six months left. >>> 6:08. >>> man accused of the deadly road rage shooting of an 18 year-old in chester county is in jail this morning. >> being held without bail, on murder charges after turning himself in about 2:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon. lauren's in west goshen township, lauren. >> reporter: hi there mike and alex. did he what police did, he surrendered. first he hired a lawyer. they met at his office. it was 2:00 a.m. yesterday, eight hours later here at west goshen toe lease department. they announced murder charges with somebodying and grieving family members in attendance. police found suspect's truck

mansion. in order to get information. yes, you have to issue subpoenas. >> do you know the exact financial interest he is looking into? donald trump bought a house in florida and a mansion -- >> yes. >> for like $41 million. >> good memory, yes. >> and sold it -- >> four years later in march of 2008. sold it. having done almost nothing with it. for $95 million to a russian oligarch. >> so cnn hasn't independently verified his reporting. but seems like mueller is aiming directly at trump's finances. if that's the case, mueller has already crossed the line. >> he indicated this and hinted at it, when the doj gave the director to mueller it was a very broad mandate. not just rush meddling opinion it was broad. it was any links and coordination between the russian government and campaign. >> whatever investigation comes out of that. >> absolutely. what happened then and what comes of that. with the changing narrative, and coming to jeffrey's point, follow the money. that's what mueller was doing. >> and all of this stuff is wide open for mueller to think about. the administration should put it out there. >> do you think because they changed their st

stop us from going to the white house, but i'm president and they're not. [ applause ] >> sounds a little bit like chris christie, i get to go to the governor's mansion because i'm governor or the governor's beach house. they're not president, i am president. is that how a president runs a country, by saying the ones that aren't with him, he doesn't need to represent? >> this has been his strategy since day one, it targeted his base and supporters. the media, we are very easy foil, not terribly well liked in some corners. president trump has been harping on this over and over again because it's a message that clearly resonates with some people he is trying to target. >> let's put this aside because i'm getting a little tired of talking about the president and whether or not he wants to attack the media physically or metaphorically. >>> ben, let's talk about healthcare. several senators are pushing a repeal now replace later. take a listen to ben sasse. >> i think we need to do both, repeal and replace. i'm a little agnostic whether they're paired or separated. >> here's the problem. i don't think we're getting anyone with the bill we have. we're at a

mansion. the shooting happened during a house party near 28th and york streets. investigator say, a 35 year old man was going back inside of that house, and blocked another man trying to get inside. police say that other man then shot the 35 year old three times. the victim is now in critical condition. >> meantime, bullet casings and shattered windows after a shooting at a combo gas station, and convenience store in north philadelphia. police rush to this sunday owe co-food mart at fifth and erie around 1:00 this morning. they found a man in his 20's shot in the back every his head. investigators say, he was outside when he was hit by gunfire. >>> we believe possibly one, two shooters came up, and we don't know if they chased him, but he was actually shot one time in the back of the head. however, the scene does have about 20 shell casings of different rounds. >> that victim now in critical condition. police are searching for surveillance video in that area. >> a judge has denied bail for the two cousins charged with killing four young men in bucks county. cosmo

mansion. who leaves that behind? >> it looks haunted. it's the only black one. >> weird house with a weird history.t just gets weird. >> the power works. >> somebody's paying those bills. >> right? then they open up this piece of artwork and find a hidden door right there, so of course one of them's got the short straw. send him in. >> my mouth is full of spider webs. >> all the nooks and crannies can be creepy. >> there's an old surf board. >> they're exploring the house. it's a bit of a time capsule. they find this newspaper. >> dude, are you -- 2000. >> what? >> and the decor also is really funky. it's like late '80s sprinkled in with a bit of '70s but, like, into the '90s. >> all sorts of little art pieces around outside. there's little things on the doors. i wound fer maybe an artist used to live there. >> there's paint and art everywhere. >> that an answering machine? you got to play the messages. >> i've been waiting for you. >> bye! >> no they press play and it's like, this is the mortgage. we notice you haven't been paying your bills. >> start hearing this knocking. they're not quite sure

house party early this morning. it happened at the corner of 28th and york street in the strawberry mansion neighborhood. police say the victim was trying to stop a man from walking in the house when that man shot him in the back, the chest and the leg he was taken to temple hospital in critical condition. there is no word yet on the suspect at this time. another man is also in critical condition after a shooting in north philadelphia. in the back of the head at a sunoco gas station at the corner of fifth and another i. multiple shell casings were found on the scene along with shattered glass doors. >> the scene does have about 20 shell casings of different rounds. and there's also obviously blood where the victim was found. we don't know why the victim was shot. we don't have no description at all on the doors. we don't have any witnesses and like i said, the male right now is a john doe. >> sounds like police need help with that investigation. we'll update you as soon as we get more information. also breaking this morning, a car crashed right into the back of a police cruiser on girard avenue. this acci

house. police say last night a man was found dead in a home along mansion avenue.live picture of the scene right now. it isn't clear how the man died or whether he lived at the home. we continue to make calls to the police and county prosecutors office for more information. monitoring the situation. bring you any details that is new throughout the morning and nbc 10 app. >>> now to continuing coverage of search for four missing young men from bucks county. focused on a farm and two other properties in the area belonging to the denuclear war doe family. yesterdays authorities charged denuclear war doe on unrelated gun charges. denuclear war doe. >>> police in burlington county confirms the identity of a man stabbed to death. jimmy doyle called. the homeowner called police saying he stabbed two men in self defense. investigators trying to find out if a man who showed up to the hospital with stab wounds is linked to the incident. >>> expected to release new version of republican health care billÑi by thursday. the new bill is expected to be tweaked to swing the deal f

we're going through while obama was president as we have a sandinista in gracie mansion and a stalinist in the white house[laughter] >> well -- >> i apologize. >> that's okay. [laughter] i would say one thing on this topic which is that comparing, on the one hand, the left, the new left of the '60s was on the one hand far more serious in some ways than the left is today. that is to say that they were so serious that they embraced totalitarianism in some cases, following the logic of their thinking to its ultimate conclusion. they embraced the violence openly and apologized for it in a way that people don't do now. and on the other hand, today it's even more serious. the intellectuals of your day who were not them, but were the, were there teachers and were therefore bears -- their forebears were vastly more interested in ideas than the sort of what would pass for the intelligentsia today which is very thin. i mean, i say this as somebody who edits what i hope is a formidable intellectual magazine. i do so in an atmosphere, in a culture in which, you know, the tone, the tenor of something that is really se

if i live in a regular street, £175,000 does not get you a mansion, it gets you a nice terraced housevacy issue as well. —— your next—door neighbour knows your salary. but all in his public organisations, government or whatever, it is public. as an alternative you could talk about bad depay, we pay this many people between 200 and 300 and so on, and of course those at the very top should have their salaries made visible to the world but i don't think someone on £175,000 is in reality a massive sell—out. i know it sounds to an average paid person huge and arrogant but the truth is you have to pay for quality. the people at home want quality. the people at home want quality when they are watching television. the reason gary lineker presents football if he is brilliant. not only was he a fantastic footballer himself, he communicates the ball really well. he talks about football in the wake of your wants to hear, in the same way david dimbleby speaks to the viewer in the way they want to be heard at home. —— in the way that the viewer wants to hear. chris eva ns, the viewer wants to hear.

house there. police say last night a man was found dead in a home along mansion avenue.r whether he lived at the home. continues to make calls to the police and county prosecutors office for more information. bring you any new details throughout the morning and nbc 10 app.

we have the governor's mansion in princeton new jersey and we also have this beach house on the shorethe governor has said, he didn't want to change his plans, he had plans to go there because it was his son's birthday and that was what they were going to do, but they don't have any state workers coming to take out the trash, they don't have any lifeguards coming to monitor them, they said they are solely there by themselves. which is their right to do. >> leland: he has state employees, his security detail, others there, stop at the house as well, right? >> they are saying there is no staff at the house, but the state police detail is always with them and that would be considered essential government employees. they would never get called off, they were always going to be getting paid to stand next to the governor. >> leland: let us know. i suspect we are not going to hear the end of this story today, i suspect there is more reporting for you and your paper to do. >> molly: the plan unfolding on capitol hill when it comes to repealing and replacing obamacare, why they may not happen

money, but my father, he had a drug problem and so i went from living in a mansion to living in a room in the back of someone's houset had a bathroom connected to it. i didn't have very many friends growing up at all because i think i threw people off. i was a very sad, depressed child. when i grew up, i went to drugs and alcohol to help me cope with everything. >> drugs and alcohol soon led to short jail stays and a variety of related convictions. >> psession of marijuana, public intoxication, open container, stuff like that. i was not a kid who thought i wanted to do this with my life. what i wanted to do was win the lottery and sit on a beach and get [ bleep ] up everyday. >> good fortune would not be in kronsberg's future. he's charged with first-degree murder of his girlfriend. he admits to killing her but pled not guilty in hopes of reaching a plea deal. if found guilty, his trial is eligible for the death penalty. >> i cried every day for like three or four months. i'm crying not because i'm in jail or spending the rest of my life in prison it's for taking her life. more painful than any of this, you know. i

house that overlooks the pacific ocean. >> the dailymail.com reports that the twins were born prematurely but are doing well and are now at this malibu mansion. >> they were in hospital for about a week until they were allowed to leave. they were receiving treatment and i would imagine that they will continue to be closely monitored. >> the luxurious property has 14 bathrooms, ten bedrooms and a 25 foot infinity pool. it's the home of the vampire queen of louisiana in true blood. it's equipped with anything you could ever want. i'm not sure how much the newborns will take advantage of the amenities but they're paying $400,000 a month in order to stay there. >> i have a couple of name suggestions. don't know if she'll take them but i've got a couple, beyonce. now, from a mom of three to a superstar athlete about to become a mom for the first time, serena williams is due to have her baby at the end of summer and has made it official, she's not retiring from tennis. that makes her a wonder woman on and off the court. >> i definitely plan on coming back. i'm not done yet. this is just a new part of my life. my baby is going to be in the stands a

house there. police say last night a man was found dead in a home along mansion avenue. not clear how he died or whether he lived at the home. continues to make calls to the police and county prosecutors office for more information. bring you any new details throughout the morning and nbc 10 app. >>> more breaking news from overnight. police nvpinvestigating three m shootings. on germantown avenue. woman found shot in the back around 1:00 in the morning. police do not believe she was the intended target. that victim is in critical condition at the hospital. expected to survive. a man police say was also shot in the back nearby is in stable condition. gunfire left bullet marks on several storefronts. >>> another shooting happened just after midnight. a woman wounded in the foot. working to find out her condition in the hospital. two men firing shots. have a live report coming up at 5:00 with details of what may be behind these series of shooting in germantown. >>> all hands in deck for the search for four missing men in bucks county. looking into one man's possible connec

>>> this is being called a new concept, and an old mansion has been transformed into temporarily luxury housings. >> it's a rare opportunity. megan opening up her home to show us -- >> yeah. >> this is targeting visitors that will work here a few months and they want to live large and feel like a kwrolocal. wendy rieger taking us inside. >> it was the patterson mansion, and this was their crash pad in 1903 when they were filthy rich and sometimes found themselves in our lovely now it can be anybody's for a smaller fortune when business brings them to our lovely town. >> we call it urban living re-imagined. >> this is how it works. fully furnished luxury apartments you can rent for a couple weeks, months or a year. and this is the new concept part. it also becomes your social club with all kinds of built in amenities. >> it would be a continental breakfast in the morning and every one has to have a liquor license, and in the evenings when they come home they will nibble on some of the delicious hors d'oeuvres and grab a drink at the bar. >> and all of this unfolds in several large kau phaoupb an

house that overlooks the pacific ocean. >> the dailymail.com reports that the twins were born anematurely but are doing well mansion. >> theyere in hospital for about a week until they were allowed to leave. they were receiving treatment and i would imagine that they will continue to be closely monitored. >> the luxurious property has 14 bathrooms, ten bedrooms and a 25 foot infinity pool. it's the home of the vampire queen of louisiana in true blood. it's equipped with anything you could ever want. i'm not sure how much the newborns will take advantage of the amenities but they're paying $400,000 a month in order to stay there. >> i have a couple of name suggestions. don't know if she'll take them but i've got a couple, beyonce. now, from a mom of three to a superstar athlete about to become a mom for the first time, serena williams is due to have her baby at the end of summer and has made it official, she's not retiring from tennis. th and off the court. >> i definitely plan on coming back. i'm not done yet. this is just a new part of my life. my baby is going to be in the stands and hopefully cheering for me and not cryi

an old mansion at dupont circle has been transformed as you see here into temporarily luxury housing.t's a cool idea. >> i think we could make it work. nice and simple. >> why not? >> this is targeting visitors that will be working here for a few months and perhaps they have the urge to want to live large, right? wendy rieger will take us inside. >> reporter: it was the patterson mansion. this was their during those days in 1903, when the patterson's were filthy rich and sometimes found themselves in our lovely town, but now it can be anybody's pad for a small fortune, but it can also be their best friend. >> it's a new concept in urban living. we call it urban living re-imagined. >> it's calling this the ampier dupont circle. you can rent them for a couple weeks, a couple months or a year. it also becomes your social club with all kinds of built in ameniti amenities. >> that would be a continental breakfast in the morning, and they will have a liquor license. in the evenings when they come home, most likely they will come up here and anybodile on some of the grab a drink at the bar.

house. police were called to the 6,000 block of mansion of a last night they found the body of a man insideight now it's not clear how he died but police do say it appears to be suspicious. >>> it was day of reflection on capitol hill as lawmakers paid tribute to the u.s. service members killed in a military flight gone terribly wrong yesterday. it happened during a training exercise in mississippi. >> now the military is trying to figure out what caused that plane to crash. fox's jonathan serrie has more. >> reporter: a moment of reflection on capitol hill as the secretary of the navy nominee and lawmakers honored the service members killed in a military plane crash. >> the navy marine corps team was struck last night with tragedy. 15 marines one sailor perish and just like us towel keep their loved ones and their familiar unless our thanks and prayers as we conduct or business today. tragedy in mississippi yesterday reminds us that these brave men and women put themselves in harm's way every day at home and abroad in training and in combat in service to our nation. >> reporter: marine cor

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mansion. boxes were still unpacked, but does she miss brad? angelina confesses there is one thing that makes her miss him. decorating and house stuff saying, quote, that was always brad's thing. she says she has no interest working on another film right now, saying her life doesn't have the space for it. >>> now to justin bieber. he quit his tour, but now we have the pop star speaking out after new rumors he ditched music for god. >> brother, did you cancel the concert due to religious reasons? >> no. >> no? >> no. >> justin was quick to shut down a report he pulled out of his concert to focus on his faith. he took it one step further with this startling claim. >> he may well be contemplating starting his own church. >> we don't doubt justin has a following, but our sources say he was tired and needs a break. ♪ >> so why is justin's faith raising eyebrows? it might have something to do with this video. >> i just enjoy seeing people worship, praising god. >> justin attended a conference for the church in australia, spent a lot of time with his spiritual guide, 32-year-old karl lent. >> i love people more. i just want to love c