michael rotondo has been living with his parents for eight years after he lost his job but they say he doing the chores. they took him to court after he ignored multiple written notices to leave, starting in february, they even gave him $1100 to leave. but mr rotondo said he needed more time before he could move out and is planning to appeal the decision. there are just a handful of industrialised countries in the world where abortion is still illegal. south korea is one of them along with ireland. on friday ireland votes in a historic referendum on the issue while on thursday the ban on abortions for south korean women will be challenged in the country's supreme court. earlier i got more details from hyosin kim, who is doing her doctorate on south korean abortion law at brandise university in waltham, massachusetts. this abortion is not entirely new, but it is getting more attention because there was an interesting online petition recently which requested the legalisation of the abortion pill. this drew so much support from a lot of korean citizens in a short amount of time and this m

michael rotondo has been living with his parents for eight years after he lost his job but they say he doing the chores. they took him to court after he ignored multiple written notices to leave, starting in february, they even gave him $1100 to leave. but mr rotondo said he needed more time before he could move out and is planning to appeal the decision. travellers in southern india are being warned to avoid parts of the state of kerala, after the outbreak of the neepah virus, which has killed ten people. earlier this week, a young nurse became the latest to die after becoming infected with the rare but often fatal virus, which is carried by fruit bats. dr roshan radha—krishnan joins us live from kerala. you are not in one of those districts affected, but explain where you are? it is in north kerala. we got the first hint there was something like this on the 19th of may. even before the first diagnosis game because all the other doctors were alerted across the district and they held emergency meetings. they were extremely well—prepared meetings. they were extremely well—prepa red and

michael rotondo:"well we don't talk. we stay out of each other's way. n no instances of anything. we just don't communicate."despite today's outcome...rotondo says his fight isn't over yet. michael rotondo:"i'm seeking an appeal. are we closed? i move to close." (grant) that was justin page reporting. (vicki) (vicki) that wraps at 5.(granti) ken wayne ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) a troubling reality for bart. it takes only one picture to tell the story. drug use on the story. drug use on the transit system in the open... is cause for major concern.. and bart is now concern.. and bart is now asking riders for help.(ken) then the late afternoon court decision for 49er player ruben foster. what's next for the football linebacker...(pam) and video just in from s-f-o... where a plane loaded with passengers, collided with a concrete post. the news continues at on kron 4 news at six ... in 70 seconds.

michael rotondo has been living with his parents for eight years after he lost his job but they say he not contributed to household expenses or with doing the chores. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk... yulia skripal, who — together with her father — was poisoned by a nerve agent in salisbury — has said she believes they were the victims of an assassination attempt. now on bbc news, all the latest business news — live from singapore. german chancellor angela merkel heads to china to strengthen relations, as trade tensions loom... first uber and aianb disrupting their industries, now food apps taking a bite out of profits in the big apple... good morning asia, hello, world! it is thursday, welcome to this edition of their asia business report. angela merkel, the german chancellor, is on a two—day visit to china. she will discuss trade relations between the two countries, both of whom are targets of criticism from president trump. the two countries have reached their highest level of trade in 2017, they say. she is with the heads of volkswa

a new york state supreme court judge ordered michael rotondo to vacate his childhood bedroom after repeatedlygnoring urges from his parents to move out. he says he will appeal the decision. ♪ . from from the twenty. and france on clinical. twenty twenty the headlines on our. access to justice. stuff you gump government. it's easy i. can't tell

michael rotondo's parents sued him, writing five letters demanding he leave and offered him $1100 to find a new place. rotondo says he needed more time. >> i'm not a burden to them in the home. they don't provide laundry or food. i was not really prepared to support myself at the time where i was served these notices. >> rotondo says he has his own web business. he went back to his parents' home after the ruling but says he plans to move out as soon as possible. >> it reads like something from the onion. it doesn't seem like a real thing at all. >>> happening today, adult film star stormy daniels will receive a key to the city of west hollywood for her legal battle. stephanie clifford wants to invalidate a non-disclosure agreement and payment she received to keep quiet about the alleged affair with mr. trump. mr. trump denies the affair. city leaders says she's refusing to remind quiet even under threats to her safety and intimidation. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. yesterday we had a failure to launch as far as the sun goes. today i thi

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michael rotondo has been living with his parents for eight years after he lost his job but they say he not contributed to household expenses or with doing the chores. that is a warning there. stay with us on that is a warning there. stay with us on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, with me, zeinab badawi. my guest is a pioneer in so many ways. she has been described as the arab world's leading feminist, she is a leading doctor, writer, activist and outspoken political critic. she is dr nawal el saadawi, banned from speaking in the egyptian media and imprisoned under the government of president sadat after her outspoken views. howell much freedom of expression is there under president sisi and what is it like being a woman in egypt today? dr nawal el saadawi, we welcome you to hardtalk. now president al—sisi was re—elected in april of this year. briefly, how much democracy is there in egypt today? well... there is not less or more than democracy in britain or in the united states. i look at the world as a whole. so, egypt is not specifically lacking

escalated ton a court case with parents trying force their adult son to move out. 30-year-old michael rotondo in a new york court. a judge ruled in favor of his parents' request to evict him. despite getting five notices from his parents since february, rotondo insisted he should have been given six months to move. >> i'm not a burden to them in the home. they don't provide laundry or food. >> i was not really prepared to support myself at the time where i was served these notices. >> roh tondo says he has his own web business and plans to appeal and is going back to his parents' home after the ruling. >>> two major festivals in san francisco are adopting a security measure that the nfl uses with its fans. this year both outside lands and the comedy festival, clusterfest, have put in place clear bag policies. only small clutches and fanny packs will be allowed. one-gallon clear ziploc bags are also permitted. >>> well, it was supposed to be the big unveil tonight in san francisco after years of construction. the salesforce tower fully finished and a brand new light show. >> as you can see liv

michael rotondo needs to be gone by noon next friday or sheriff's deputies will and can remove him.as lived in his parents' syracuse area home without paying rent since he was 21. rotondo claims he needs six months to move. >>> a man driving down the highway outside tacoma, washington, tells police that he saw something black fly directly into the front of his car. he looked closely there, and it turns out there was a handgun lodged in the man's front bumper. police believe the gun was used in a shooting earlier that afternoon and someone tossed it out of their car window on the highway trying to get rid of it. >> lucky it didn't go through his windshield. >> yeah. >>> and the houston rockets honored the victims of the texas high school shooting at last night's playoff game. the sante fe high school choir sang the national anthem before the rockets faced off with the warriors and hundreds of the school's seniors attended that game for free as well. >> and they got a good game to watch out of it. houston hit a clutch three-pointer with just over a minute to play. they hung on for a 9

he refused to leave their house. 30-year-old michael rotondo was given five written noticed but he arguedices didn't give him enough time to move out. his parents even offered him money to get out. no specific move-out date was given but the parents' lawyer says that he will have time to gather up his things. >>> rubin foster of the 49ers is due back in court this afternoon. the push likelihood the d.a. to press charges against foster. >> reporter: plus, city leaders in mountainview considering a plan to hike taxes on the largest employers in the city including google and other tech companies. we will tell you about the idea and where the money would be going. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. these are live pictures. talk about taking you right to hawaii and the kilauea volcano. that lava you can see for yourself, it is still flowing. these are incredible pictures. very dangerous too. coming up in 7 minutes, we will tell you more about the danger that the lava is posing to a power plant in hawaii and the major effect it is having on tourism o

but with that, michael rotondo, i appreciate you coming on and i truly wish you the best of luck. >> > yes, michael. thanks. >> you're welcome. >> so that was one. most real interviews we've taken part of here in the last little while, but i genuinely wish him and his parents luck. let's move on. next, hawaii. no end in sight for people who have been dealing with dangerous volcanic eruptions for three weeks now. you will hear from a man who was hit by a lava bomb and lived to tell about it. >> i just wanted to live. i didn't care if they cut my leg off down there or not. ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ just say the words ♪ and we'll beat the birds down to acapulco bay ♪ ♪ it's perfect for a flying honeymoon they say ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of

michael rotondo didn't pay rent or do chores. basically he is a tiny version of congress.was sued by mom and dad after he refused to leave. self-employed businessman, the parents have yet to see any of michael's secret source of income. i am beginning to wonder what that is. his parents home was actually a sanctuary city. and he reaps the benefits, apparently thinking everything should be free. he almost qualifies as a commencement speaker or at least a vermont senator. after a pile of ignored eviction letter some of the judge ruled for mom-and-pop. being good parents, they offered him money to help them find a place to stay and fix his car. they also gave him sound advice, including "organize the things you need for work and manage an apartment. "and "there will be other things that have significant value." there are jobs available even for those with a poor work history like you. get one. you have to work. translation: get off your butt and do something with your life. now evicted, he did see his parents after the ruling and said it was pretty awkward print on the bright

loser of the week is 30-year-old michael rotondo who lost his eviction case with the parents particularteran who defeated not only two primary opponents but the democratic establishment to become the democratic nominee for congress there the loser is elon musk, who after years and years of fawning media coverage is suddenly feeling the other side of that and like donald trump crying fake news. >> mike: steve? >> my loser whoever made the u.s.-north korea ghennive coin not great place to be. winner is washington capitals. final appearance on the verge of a stanley cup. final appearance go caps. >> mike: all right, panel. when we come back, notable quotables. ♪ ♪ ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ i had a very minor fender bender tonight! in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four week

however... 30-year-old michael rotondo claims - legally - he wasn't given enough notice to leave court contribute to the family's expenses and doesn't help out with chores around the house. his parents have given him five written notices over the past few months telling him he needs to leave. they even claim they've offered to help him get started on his own. (sot) give his mother and father space. it's time. he's 30. and not paying rent. you need to be independent.""that doesn't make no sense if you're going to your mothers house. thirty years old and don't help do nothing - grow up." the rotondos are scheduled to hash it out again in court later this month, about seven weeks before their son's 31st birthday. (pam) school officials in kansas have come up with a unique way to remind students to "look up" .... and pay attention in the crosswalk. the blue valley school district painted them with phrases like 'eyes up - phone down'... and "make eye contact"... to create a needed distraction for people who walk and use cellphones. the painted crosswalks are currently at two schools in the

michael rotondo represented himself in court today.isted on a six- month notice, despite receiving written notices from his mom and dad since february. the judge refused his request based on a prior case. rotondo's paren'ts offered him 11- hundred dollars to find a new place. he plans to appeal the judge's ruling. ( pam ) gary is next with warrior- rocket highlights.. next at 8 a man loans a firefighter a pair of shoes during the montecito mudslides....never expecting to get them back. until a mysterious package shows up on his doorstep. ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way, never let you go ♪ ♪ never let you go enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. (ken) new at 8. for one montecito man who was trapped in his home when mudslides ravaged his neighborhood, nothing represents the sacrifices of first responders better than a pair of shoes. (pam) and the shoes mysteriously showed up at his front door ..... months after

the judge yesterday ordered michael rotondo to get out of his parents' new york home in two weeks. rotondo argued his parents didn't provide him with the six months that needed to move out. the parents said they have been trying to get him out for months! sending him five written notices. >> oh, he needs to get out! >> that's his mother and father's space actually because it's that time. he is 30! >> now, in addition to giving their son five eviction notices, they also offered him $1,100 to help him start his own life. they also included advice to help their son seek employment. the son called the efforts retaliatory and said he will appeal the judge's decision. >>> still to come here, a park gives great views of the golden gate bridge but few know the man that this park is named after. coming up, why some groups are now pushing to change that name. >> and we are tracking that cool weather out there. even that drizzle that we saw this morning and last night. will there be more? i'll let you know. footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪

court documents say michael rotondo does not pay rent or help with chores, and has ignored his parentsas not given enough notice to leave. he was giving 30 years notice to move on, it is time, and if you're not been to help with the washing up in my house, that will not work. you said to me, we're talking about my children, small children, the problem is when you get older, they flee the net and you wonder what you are going to talk about. maybe you would think these parents would want him around, so they can get on with their lives. flashbacks and they don't have to get on with their lives. it is a fact of our economic world that children tend to move back in, but you can help it. if my son, felix, didn't help with any chores, i would get pretty fed up of him after six years. six years of helping out, it isn't possible. aberdeen my fixer notice, tonight. you have 20 years. and then you're gone. you have to go. we will see you here tomorrow. thank you so much for watching, goodbye. further east, bit of disappointment. we did see some sunshine here, but it was cooler along the coast. mo

here's michael rotondo in court.ed to household expenses or with doing the chores. they took him to court after he ignored multiple written notices to leave, starting in february, they even gave him $1100 to leave. but mr rotondo said he needed more time before he could move out. here he is. ever since i got the february two notice, however you want to characterize that notice, i have been trying to distance myself. i'm trying to make it so that i can get out of here. so i do expect to be a buddha do that, but, within three months or so. —— to be able to do that. don't forget you can get much more detail on our top stories on our web site. there is full coverage on, our website, that's bbc.com/news and our app. two police forces in the united states have been using facial recognition technology provided by amazon. according to the american civil liberties union this has happened in florida and oregon. the aclu is impressed, it's statement says the user guides for amazon's rekognition softwarer "reads like a user manu

michael rotondo represented himself in court. s are his issues with michael says court.himself in represented himself in court. michael says his issues with his parents are tied to his custody battle over his son. he insisted on a six- month notice, despite receiving written notices from his mom and dad since february. the judge refused his request based on a prior case. <"i'm not a burden to them at the home. they don't provide laundry or food.""i just want a reasonable amount of time to vacate with the consideration of the fact that i was not really prepared to support myself at the time i was served these notices.">( james ) rotondo's paren'ts want him to get a job ... and even offered him 11- hundred dollars to find a new place. he plans to appeal the judge's ruling. 49er linebacker reuben foster is back in court. i'm live with the details. (james)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... cool weather and morning fog will continue through most of the week with inland temperatures remaining 5-10 de

michael michael rotondo represented himself in court. nts are tied to his custody battle over his son. he insisted on a six- month notice, despite receiving written notices from his mom and dad since february. the judge refused his request based on a prior case. "i'm not a burden to them at the home. they don't provide laundry or food.""i just want a reasonable amount of time to vacate with the consideration of the fact that i was not really prepared to support myself at the time i was served these notices.">( james ) rotondo's paren'ts want him to get a job ... and even offered him 11- hundred dollars to find a new place. he plans to appeal the judge's ruling. ( darya ) coming up after the break... lava continues to threaten people on hawaii's big island... with fissures now spewing out lava bombs. ( will ) a dog has been shot by police in san jose. i'll have the details coming up in a live report. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (james)(darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and t

michael rotondo, from syracuse in new york, looked for help from the courts after his parents servedold reporters he would appeal the decision before leaving, presumably heading back to his parents' house look, five kuyt snowed challenge is —— snow tigers in china. the chances of them being born are, and these five quintuplets just going on show. they are all named after mountains. let's look at the weather. it is looking very warm for this bank holiday weekend but there will be thundery showers around. we will see sunshine as we have seen today. what a beautiful shot of cornwall. in contrast we did have a lot of low cloud this morning sitting near the east coast. the sunshine is strong enough and you can see the cloud has been burned back to the coast. the other issue late on is perhaps a sharp shower in the south and the east and as humidity increases overnight, there is an increasing risk we will pull in a few showery bursts of rain and even the odd thunderstorm. closer in some areas and cool in the north where we have the mist and low cloud rolling back in off the north sea becau

this morning, 30-year-old michael rotondo is speaking out hours after a new york judge ordered him tot of his parents' home where he's lived rent-free for the past eight years. >> you're going to make it so that these people can just throw me out? instead of letting me stay. i'm not bothering them living here. >> reporter: these are the people now suing rotondo. his very own parents, trying to evict him from their home. on tuesday rotondo acting as his own attorney appearing in new york supreme court, claiming that his parents, seen here listening in court, should have given him six months to find alternate housing. a point the judge called outrageous. >> i'm granting the eviction. i think the notice is sufficient. >> i'm not a burden to them in the home. they don't provide laundry or food. it's really a moot point for them to seek me to be ejected. >> reporter: in court documents mark and christina rotondo say they tried for months to get their unemployed son to move out. sending him these five letters asking him to leave and giving him $1,100 so he could find a place to stay. and on

a 30-year-old man order today move out of his parents' house, a judge ruling michael rotondo must leaveafter parents asked him to leave five times even offering money to find a new place, plans to appeal and reportedly went right back home after court. [laughter] jillian: the story keeps getting better and better. steve: yesterday the judge said to the parents, okay, you've got to work with your lawyer, write up an eviction order for your son, the son had wanted -- the parents are sue to go get him out. he wants to stay in the house 6 more months. ainsley: you have two weeks to get out. brian: you have failed as a parent if you have to go to judge to evict your 30-year-old son. steve: i'm sure they were great parents but got played by them. he does not -- ainsley: i think they are great participants for doing this, right? steve: suing him. brian: you have to get a judge involved, good job, parents? ainsley: he won't leave. he refuses the leave. brian: you could have picked it up at 6, 8, 10 and 12. steve: what should they do? brian: as parents you should move. ainsley: hire sarah jessic

mark and christina rotondo have given their 30-year-old michael five written notices since february tellingget out. but michael refuses so his parents have now gone to court demanding that he leave. our legal commentator nancy grace weighed in on the case. >> i think the courts are going to side with the parents and tell michael to take the pat and turner. pat the street, enter on the corner, get out. >> all right, well, we know how nancy feels about that one. >> nancy's 2-year-old is packing bags right about now. >> michael has been living rent free for eight years now and says tenant protections give him more time to stay in the house. both sides back in court in a few weeks just before michael's 31st birthday. >> in case he wants to throw a party. >>> in sports lebron james and the cavaliers fought back to even the series with the celtics. lebron scoring 44 points as the cavs beat boston, 111-102. game five is tomorrow night. back in boston. >>> hockey, the capitals beat the lightning 3-0 last night to force a critical game seven. exciting times in d.c. >>> well, coming up, we'll introdu

michael to take the pat and turner. pat the street and turn the corner. get out. >> so the rotondosnly has their son refused to con tribute to household expenses and assist with chores he is, quote, disrespectful. little kid, little problems. big kids, big problems. >> have to go to court over that. wow. okay, amy, thanks very much. michael, what you got upstairs? >> hey, george, you know what i have, the "american idol" winner and runner up, maddie and caleb lee. they've just revealed they're dating. we'll talk about that when we come back live, right here, on "gma." need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? . . . . length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. handcrafted layers of clean food you can give your kids. tomatoes. even the picky ones. panera. food as it should be. now delivered.

>> parents christina and mark rotondo taking the family dispute to new york state supreme court. they gave their son michael notes to leave the property. >> he took 30 minute, he was arguing with the judge claiming he only wanted a reasonable amount of time to vacate requiring a common law amount of six months. the judge sided with the parents ordering michael's evision. but guess what? after the court appearance, he went back home. they can't get rid of him. >> they can't. here's "the evening edit." >> other criminals to infiltrate our communities and democrats in congress refuse to close these loopholes, including the disgraceful practice known as catch-and-release. you catch them, you write up a little piece of paper that's meaningless and then you release them, and they go all throughout the country, and they're supposed to come back for trials. they never come back. liz: president trump showing republicans how to do it. he's blasting ms-13 gang members today at an immigration event at long island and tak