they hope to break ground on their new home in early june. it's double the size of their own home and it can't happen soon enough. has it brought you and your wife a little closer, maybe? >> okay we're close. -- oh, we are close. >> reporter: what you're still laughing. >> yes. >> reporter: the stewards are laughing and surviving all the changes. thomas realized he's changed, too.'s facebook blog on the progress on his coffey park community have provided comfort to many. he's even created videos to inspire others to move forward. it's all uncovered in a little hidden talent in a man that is a self-described blue-collar worker. >> i'm not a talker. i'm not a leader. i'm not a rider. this experience has allowed me to be each of those. and it's not me. you know? i'm not -- >> reporter: you become an inspiration. >> and i'm in all of that. >> reporter: it's been an humbling experience. amongst the tears and all the change is a renewed sense of hope and excitement. >> i'm coming back. >> reporter: he is coming back. they just got good news. the con

now 28 dogs need a new home.francisco's muttville took in the dogs after their owner, marline mortenson passed away last week. the dogs range in age the dogs range in age from 7 to 14... muttville is hoping dog lovers will see the advantage of adopting a senior dog over a puppy. <"all of these dogs have lived with her, they are friendly, social, super sweet well cared fori can take them for a stroll instead of a hike everyday.">( darya ) the dogs are going undergoing medical exams and getting their vaccines updated so they can head to new homes... muttville is holding an adoption party for the dogs this saturday and sunday. ( darya ) a 5-thousand dollar reward is now being offered for information that leads to an arrest in a dog abuse case. this is an update to a story we first told you about yesterday morning. two german shepherd puppies were found in a pile of trash in oakland. one dog's foot was cut off... and the other's jaw was broken ... and she is fighting for her life. both dogs have been taken in by rock

like tesla. >> tesla, all of those firms specializing solar products, and when you build solar on new homesances are you have to roll it into your mortgage or home improvement loan. alix: interesting distinction. thank you, hugh. now, let's turn to commodity, where we focus on one executive in the commodity world and it is .runo lima from intl fcstone let's take a closer look at sugar. it is in everything. you love to eat it, and if you are a traitor, you are definitely shorting it. sugar. prices are near a decade low and battling the largest short position and 2006. why? india. the world's second-largest producer is inching towards record production and a harvest could top 31 million tons this year. the government once the sugar out and has a plan -- want the sugar out and has a plan.it asked sugar mills to ship ,1 million tons overseas following an import plan and spending $231 million to subsidize payments made by mills to farmers. they are losing 11 cents on everyone kilogram of sugar they sell any help to pay farmers on time. the result?india will dump more sugar on the global market .

we are in front of a new build right now that will have solar panels for new homes and new low-rise apartments. well, california may be following fremont's footsteps with their own requirements. today, state regulators are meeting and they are expected to approve a set of rules that will require new homes and low- rise apartments built after january 2020 to have solar panels. the california energy commission is to reduce greenhouse gases and could save homeowners on energy costs in the long run. the commission says the money saved on energy would total $16,000 but you have to stay in your home for 30 years to see savings. and it will cost homeowners about $10,000 more up front. >> it's one of the few things you can invest in, in a home that actually you recoup. >> reporter: now, this does also apply to multi-family homes. those are three stories or less. now, new regulations must be approved by a california building standards commission so it's not automatic. if it were to be approved, this would take effect in 2020. live in fremont, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> in hawaii, lava continues to

the new home secretary, sajid javid.nt has suffered more defeats in the lords of the brexit, with peers backing a proposal giving parliament the final say on what happens if there is no deal with the european union. the change to the eu withdrawal bill would remove theresa may pass power to pull the uk out of the eu if parliament down a final deal. the amendment was put forward by a former conservative cabinet minister who said parliament, not ministers, must determine the future of the country. u nless country. unless parliament insists, parliament will not have a genuine, meaningful vote. my meaningful vote. my lords, ina meaningful vote. my lords, in a parliamentary democracy, this is not regaining control. to act in such a manner would be to impose ministerial decisions on parliament by coercion. it would be an example, if i may say it, ofan it would be an example, if i may say it, of an elective dictatorship of a particularly flagrant kind. so determined are its movers to thwart the will of the british people to lea

the new rule and that 35% of its new homes in california have solar panels. the california building industrs association supports the new standards as does the solar energy industries association. sun run, the largest residential solar company in the u.s., also applauded the decision, but the outlook hasn't been as sunny recently for the solarindustry residential installations in california went down nearly 20% last year and tariffs smming fromu.s./china trade tensions y upd cost the solar indus to 23,000 jobs. this as construction costs keep rising and while the new rule could increase up front costs of buying a newly constructed house in california, a state already known for skyrocketing housing t some homeowners don't mind footing the extra bill. >> trying to install them fresh is kind of more expensive so i would say go for ones which already have them in. >> reporter: the rule still has to be approved by the state's building standards commission. if passed, it would go into effect in for "nightly business report," i'm aditi roy, fremont,ca fornia. >>> it

the front page of the mail on sunday has a story about the new home secretary. three pages. on sunday two uncles of the home secretary have been accused of running a cash for visa scam, trying to get migrants who want to come to britain, charging them a lot of money, according to this news item. hugely long. charging them money to get into britain. some of these people allege they made a lot of money and nothing happened. sajid javid says he knew nothing about it. these are his uncles. one of them is dead. we all have mad uncles, so i don't think we should all be accountable. even within the royal family there are lots of mad uncles. i'm intrigued by why the mail on sunday would give it three pages. me, too. and not a fan of sajid javid as a politician or even as a home secretary. that is a political issue. this is not about his politics. something stinks about it. in fairness, if it is true, and he says he knows nothing about it, and his officials have declined to say whether i might not he told the prime minister about this link, if it is true, if the home secretary has re

a higher share of sales happened in mid- to high-priced areas. ( james ) a sunnyvale home sets a new g back 18 years. the home has 5 bedrooms ... a state of the art kitchen and hardwood floors. this house sold for 3point-one million dollars ... 25 percent over the asking price. ( james ) there were multiple offers for this home and it was on the market for just 8 days. ( darya ) happening today... students will return to class for the first time since the deadly shooting at santa fe high school in texas. police say student, dimitrios pagourtzis, killed 8 other when he opened at the school over a week ago. the school district says there will be additional officers on campus... and counseling will be available for students. the shooter has been charged with multiple counts of capital murder. ( darya ) coming up next... 2 men are pulled out a canal after crashing their car. and their rescue is caught

david: this is for new homes.time to get the penetration of in california if you are just doing new homes? john: if you are just focusing on new homes although roughly 100,000 new homes are built every year in california. it will take a few years to add up, but it is a fairly meaningful amount of new homes. i would also say this enables a lot of other people in terms of companies like sunnova which is a residential service company to provide more services to these homeowners. not just even if you roll the solar system into your mortgage, you'll still want to have additional services, take care of the power service, put batteries on, there are a lot of other things that go with this. you have to dig down into the details to find out how much growth is going to happen and it is a greater story then seems on the surface -- story than seems on the surface. alix: is there something on production the needs to be done to have a broader implementation? hugh: it is a bit of both. up until last year, it slowed down and nowh

the panels are going to cost you, add about $9,500 to new homes. >> tweet us what you think about thisnation's largest home build certificate raising the bar making smart technology a standard feature. >> all new homes will be equipped with alexa. it will control locks, thermostats,. it comes with an echo show and an echo dot. they unveiled new homes across the country including one in vallejo. >> creepy. >> not good for alexis. >> every time you say it. what? oh, they are not talking to me. >> if i knew it wasn't listening to me 24/7 i would love it. >>> i'm just scared it's big brother. >> i think you're not the only one. >>> let's talk about what's going on weather wise. maybe open up the windows for you, let in the fresh air. it's going be that way. but just watch out for the pollen. tree pollen is is running high. here's a look at san jose, 280 and 17. off to a mostly sunny start. we'll have more sunshine and slightly warmer weather. tonight will be cooler. mainly clear. comfortable temperatures. but it's going to be breezy for mom's day. main part of the storm is going to head up

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trading funds or etfs which could have lower fees. >> we put in more just to prepare ourselves for the new home. >> reporter: 40% of home buyers last year in california were generation x. the annual survey from the california association of realtors found the second largest group of buying homes was generation y. >> home buyers are straight to the point. they know the numbers. they know what they want. >> reporter: before you begin your search consult a good mortgage broker to decide what you need for a down payment. >> we stay in touch with them and build that relationship and want to guide them. >> save for a down payment, hawkins suggests putting aside 10% to 20% monthly income each month. >>> why are you still driving a car? tonight on abc7 news at 11:00 p.m., we will show you how to get rid of that car payment and keep your life in tact. >> thanks. >> stay with us. coming up next. >> i am dion lim. >> and coming up, we will introduce you to the new bay area program matching kids like farel with tutors. >>> snake season. and i am jonathan bloom on why the rattle cholula hot sauce is teaming

a new york couple have won their bid to have their 30—year—old son evicted from their home.hael rotondo has been living with his parents for eight years after he lost his job but they say he had 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

the new volcanic events that opened up causing more mama to threaten more homes. >>> better news in the east bay approaching the tunnel. lanes have reopened on 24, approaching the tunnel and all of a sudden the backup that was pretty big has dissipated. if you're taking the tunnel you can drive through it i will tell you more about what happened earlier to make it flow. >>> welcome back it is for 14 new evacuation orders on the big island of hawaii as to new events in the ground opened up filled with lava and leaking toxic gas. yesterday evacuations were ordered the the community in addition to 1700 other residents who were already told to leave and move to safer ground. earlier we spoke to ken rubin. an expert on volcanoes at the university of hawaii. he said at this point there is no indication the lava flows are slowing down. >> we were not very surprised when the volcanoes started up again with two new fissures. we really do not have a very good idea of how long this will last. but what we know is that when eruptions are likely to stop we will start to see a decrease. >> 35 homes ha

this could add more than $10,000 to the construction cost of a new home. but the commission says the costs should be made up in energy savings. >> it's newsworthy but not unexpected. it's a step along a trajectory that the commission and other state agencies established more than 10 years ago. >> the state's building standards commission still needs to give its approval to the plan. california republican leaders are critical. gop assembly leader brian golly says the solar power requirement will only exacerbate the ongoing housing crisis. the requirement would go into effect in 2020. >>> marin and contra costa counties have joined others around the nation in a lawsuit suing dozens of pharmaceutical companies alleging they didn't do enough to prevent the opioid crisis. the suit alleges the big pharma companies misled the public about the dangers of addiction and overdoses while raking in huge profits. 30 california counties are taking part in the lawsuit against two dozen drug manufacturers. among other things, the lawsuit seeks reimbursement of taxpayer fun

to the new home secretary, sajid javid. they want him to put his personal weight behind a home office review of anti—abortion campaigns in close proximity to abortion clinics. one council has delineated an exclusion zone outside a clinic. is that what should happen elsewhere? women visiting many clinics at the moment are confronted by a mix of pickets, placards and prayers. many of them consider it harassment. but for those against abortion, this is about free speech, and offering alternatives to abortion to women. well, in the us, abortion is on the frontline of a culture war between liberals and religious conservatives — an issue argued as bitterly as brexit is here. but as we now live in an era of globalisation of protest, is the us fight over abortion coming here? helen thomas has been looking at both sides of the debate. her report does contain images of some graphic anti—abortion campaign material. 50 years since abortion became legal in britain... it was described as the greatest moral issue of them all... 50 years o

the new measure would require every new home built in california to be solar powered, starting in 2020 the mandate would be a first for any state. right now, 15 to 20% of new california homes are built with solar panels. >>> and maybe one of the most visible campaigns of this election season, a ban on flavored nicotine in san francisco. critics say it smells more like a return to prohibition. john remus has both sides of this debate. >> reporter: maybe a fight has been heating up in san francisco to ban cigarettes. at least, the ones that taste good. >> they targeting children, who do you think these products are geared toward? >> reporter: a group of medical professionals gather to show off the kind of products they would like to ban with proposition e. there were flavored cigars, and beeping juices that are packaged to look like cookies and juice boxes. >> flavored tobacco makes it easier for kids to start. it makes smoke easier to inhale and makes people think that tobacco products are safer. >> reporter: it would ban the sale of any flavored smoking products, including menthol ciga

a big three pages on the new home secretary. all are not on him but on his family.es, allegedly, says the mail on sunday, who have been accused of running a cash for these is a scam, targeting migrants who want to get into written from pakistan. it has become increasingly difficult even if you have all of your papers. this isa if you have all of your papers. this is a hostile environment, notjust to the windrush generation. they took money, it is alleged, one said he took a tractor. one said he paid money. it is interesting, it is a story. it is the home secretary now dealing with this controversial, difficult immigration issue but three pages... ? and there is no allegations that sergeant david himself... he has denied it. a picture of him and his family at a wedding in pakistan. i do know what is going on. that has nothing to do with it. they quote three people who say they were effectively conned by these chaps but that, as far as i can see, is the only evidence and three pages seems a lot. even though, one has two confessed, the home secretary, related to anybod

new week, new home secretary.ay morning, we learned that sajid javid would be taking over after amber rudd's dramatic departure the night before. her resignation, of course, came in the wake of the windrush episode. and her successor was anxious to strike a new tone when he faced the commons. mr speaker, i am honored to have been asked early this morning to become home secretary. i want to start by making a pledge. a pledge to those from the windrush generation who have been in this country for decades, and yet have struggled to navigate through the immigration system. this never should have been the case, and i will do whatever it takes to put it right. so at prime minister's questions, there was no amber rudd squashed on the front bench. she was three rows behind. this was the reaction as she rose to ask her first question from the backbenches. speaker: amber rudd. jeering can i take the opportunity to congratulate my right honourable friend for his appointment? theresa may said she was grateful for the opportun

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home has been relatively smooth. they hope to break ground on their new 2200 square foot home in june. it is nearly double the size of their old home and it can't happen soon enough. >> has it brought you closer maybe? >> oh, we are close. the big house will be nice. >> you are still laughing though. >> the family is laughing and surviving all of the changes at thomas realized he has changed. his facebook logs on the progress have provided comfort to many. he has even created videos to inspire others to move forward. it is uncovering a hidden talent and a man that is a self- described simple retired blue- collar worker.>> i am not a talker or a leader. am not a writer. this experience has allowed me to be each of those. and it is not me. i am none of those. >> you have become an inspiration to a lot of folks. >> i am in shock. >> it has been humbling but amongst the tears and all of the change is a renewed sense of hope and excitement. >> you are coming back tom. >> reporter: coming back with a lot of hope and some good news, tom told me they are signing the paperwork with their contra

back. >> what a story. >> thank you, michael. >> we are getting an updated look at what will be the new home of the golden state warriors. police released new renders of their arena in san francisco of course. the chase center should be hope in time for the 2019-2020 nba season. >> the owner of this homemade submarine that was found floating in the bay near emoryville yesterday says he needs to find $2,000 to get her creation out of an impound lot. a marine scientist said someone stole the sub named fang tooth. it the goes 30 feet deep and is used for the volunteer community submersibles project. >> it's about giving people access to explore the oceans in a way that they would never ordinarily have access to. >> the alameda county fire department handed the sub-reason to barry brother's towing until when they can pay the impound fee. >> really nice days out here. >> let's get to meteorologist sambatel for what's coming our way. >> we'll warm it up around here. t me show you a sunset from earlier this afternoon and evening. east bay hills camera. 7:59 and the sun went down and as you watch th

news. >>> back here at home tonight, the fcc has just levelled the largest fine ever, $120 million against a guy whose been called a robocall kingpin. it's a label he denies but the feds are fighting back as the number of robocalls surge. chances are you or someone you know has been flooded with the kinds of calls. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the details. >> reporter: the national nuisance is getting worse. 30 billion robocalls last year alone. >> you have been selected to receive 2,600 travel dollars toward your next trip. >> reporter: today, the fcc fought back slapping this miami man with the largest fine ever, $120 million. the agency says companies he controlled were behind 100 million robocalls in three months. >> he was engaged in the single largest malicious illegal spoofed robocall campaign that the fcc has ever investigated. >> reporter: he has denied engaging in fraudulent activities. >> i'm not the kingpin of robocalling that is alleged. >> reporter: in new jersey tony novak is frustrated with multiple robocalls a day, many appearing to come from his area code. a tactic known as l

trading funds or etfs which could have lower fees. >> we put in more just to prepare ourselves for the new homeere generation x. the annual survey from the california association of realtors found the second largest group of buying homes was generation y. >> home buyers are straight to the point. they know the numbers. they know what they want. >> reporter: before you begin your search consult a good mortgage broker to decide what you need for a down payment. >> we stay in touch with them and build that relationship and want to guide them. >> save for a down payment, hawkins suggests putting aside 10% to 20% monthly month. >>> why are you still driving a car? tonight on abc7 news at 11:00 p.m., we will show you how to get rid of that car payment and keep your life in tact. >> thanks. >> stay with us. coming up next. >> i am dion lim. >> and coming up, we will introduce you to the new bay area program matching kids like farel with tutors. >>> snake season. and i am jonathan bloom on why the rattle >>> we are following breaking news in the santa cruz mountains. this is near los gatos. a tree fell

zadie oleksiw, vote solar "building solar on new homes, as we've heard, is consistent with california'szero-net energy goals for new buildings."solar panels are not the only new requirement....the commission also voted for more energy efficient attics, windows and insulation...all of this for new homes and apartment buildings up to three stories bob reymer, california building industry association "adoption of these standards represents a quantum leap in statewide building standards." new standards, new costs...the commission estimated solar panels could increase construction costs for a single-family home by about 10-thousand dollars.but commissioner mcallister says money would come back through monthly utility bills -- andrew mcallister, commissioner "it's something that is cost-effective for the home-buyer, the home-owner and they can be cash-flow positive from day one with solar on the roof."kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "commissioners calling this vote historic -- saying while california will be the first -- other states are watching and won't be the last. reporting in sacramento,

dan took everyone in for a tour of his new home. as you can see, he has some finishing touches still to do. bradford. i gotta wash the sheets. but bradford is beyond happy tonight will be his first official night in his new home. in addition he has a message for others. bradford. hang in there, it is worth it. in santa rosa, terisa estacio (grant) a big national story a big a big national story we are following tonight-- police have arrested a driver suspected of crashing into three women on a sidewalk in portland... and then leaving the scene. this is video as officers surrounded the suspect's car-- and took him into custody. the crash happened this morning near portland state university. two of the three women were seriously injured. police arrested the man after someone spotted his car. right now investigators are trying to determine a motive. (catherine) a teacher and a student were injured in an indiana classroom today....and a student has been detained. it happened at the noblesville west middle school....where students say th

grant county, indiana, will put $5,000 towards the purchase of a new home. north platte, offering $10,000 and a cash bonus. if you move to downtown niagra falls, new york, you'll get nearly $7,000 to pay off your student loans over two years. it is a sustainable solution? >> one would think it's not, it takes tax dollars to do this and small towns have limited resources. >> reporter: hayden says she's staying in hamilton. she bought a house and started a family. >> the charm and sense of community here is what keeps you here and i always joke that hamilton just gets its hooks in you and keeps you. >> reporter: an unexpected new home sweet home. jo ling kent, nbc news. >>> philadelphia rapper meek mill is speaking out on criminal justice reform less than two weeks after he was freed on bail for from prison where he was held for a probation violation. his long journey through the probation system for more than a decade after his drug and weapons conviction made him a symbol in the fight for justice reform among those who believe the system unfairly entraps mino

he shows us dickson chisenga's new home. sawyer insisted on taking us along. we can tell he's proud of what he's done. and it's obvious he expects chisenga to sing his praise, but chisenga actually has a different take on things. dickson: i'm very unhappy here. my old house was larger. it had three rooms, a kitchen, a toilet and a bath. this one's only got two rooms. and the farmland here's not so good, either. reporter: jason sawyer's visibly annoyed. but he wanants to keep up the dialogue with chisenga and his family. he insists they've never complained before. these kinds of conflict are rooted in zambia's policy of transitioning to industrial farming methods. the government hopes that will provide more jobs and food. and it's banned food exports until the country is self-sufficient. it attracts investors like jason sawyer with cheap land. and relocating the resident farmers is part of the whole concept. we visit the government's local administrator and immediately sense just how dependent zambia is on foreign investment. francis: we're also interested in t

going to be become the first state to require solar panels on all new homes, require them. t get them because you think that maybe it'll save you on your energy bill, no, no, this is a case where you're saying the state can't build a new house unless you have a solar panel. hillary vaughn is live in bakersfield with the latest on this one the government getting wild. hi, hillary. reporter: hey, trish that's right it is a requirement now if you want a new home it's going to come with solar panels and you're the one that has to pay for the cost up front. this is going to add about $10,000 to your mortgage the cost of rents, the cost of housing keeps going up, and every time these democrats want to help people, they end up increasing the cost of an already out out of sight housing stock in the state. i think people are sick and tired of it. we've got a couple of career politicians, democrats trying to double down on this: there's special interest it's the democrats special interest all over the place and they're making life miserable for working californians. >> even solar ener

it's assistant google home has a new feature. it responds to please and thank you. it is called pretty please. you can enable it on google home app starting this summer. >> does it babysit your kids? $10 an hour? >> you better double that rate. it's not going to do anything. >> how are we looking going into thursday? >> we have really nice weather moving in as we head through the next 24 hours, then it gets windier and warmer. beautiful shot here across the south bay. lots of green trees, and also a green back there across the western foothills of the santa cruz mountains. beautiful shot tonight. thanks to master control and jessica, also celine back there working the control. temperatures dropping into the 50s as we head to 9:00 and 10:00. the big change coming our way for tomorrow is a lot less in the way of cloud cover and fog. you'll probably need sunglasses as you get going on the morning commute. 55 in the peninsula and the south bay at 54. we're also starting off with a lot less in the way of fog in san francisco with sunshine and 52 degrees. temperatures goin

i'm with you on the front line — the message from the new home secretary to rank—and—file police officersver the lack of black uk students at oxford, even though its ethnic minority student numbers are rising. and are we facing limits on the water we use? there's a warning that england faces shortages by 2050. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news... we hear from the new man at arsenal. unai emery spells out his post—wenger vision at the club. good evening. yulia skripal, who was one of two victims to be poisoned by a nerve agent in salisbury in march, has released her first televised statement since being discharged from hospital. she and her father, the former russian spy sergei skripal, were found slumped unconscious on a bench after the attack. ms skripal was discharged from hospital last month, and has been in an unknown location ever since. in the short statement to reuters, she spoke of how her life had been turned upside down by the attack. the government has pointed the finger of blame at russia, but moscow has always denied involvement. here's our home affairs

a couple that survived the wildfires is praying their new home in hawaii survives. >> trash detectives can help solve an illegal dumping problem. >> new signs of intensifying standoff between president trump and special counsel in the ongoing russia investigation. later roy little details a possible subpoena. it's 7:00 am on this sunday, may 6. good morning. >> let's get started with a check of our forecast. julie is here to tell us what we can expect. >> a cool, gray sunday is on tap for today. take a look outside over the bay bridge. you see the low cloud deck. we have increasing cloud cover thanks to a system passing to our north, temperatures on the cool side thanks to increasing on shore flow. we have 54 in san francisco and san jose. we are 49 in liver more. we can see a little bit of morning drizzle along the coast. we are not talking rain today. don't let that icon fool you. partly cloudy around the bay and inland, temperatures on thecal side, mid 60s by the bay, low 70s inland. take a look at futurecast. we do have low clouds for the first half of today. we are likely going to

what will be the fallout for consumers looking to buy a new home and keep to their budget. mitch roschelle joins me now. thanks for coming in. as we start to look at this, we get lots of data on the housing market with their own earnings today with the disappointment of the revenue beating expectations that existing home sales come a new home sales for april out this week and both are expected to move lower. do you think raising mortgage rates are hurting the market? >> i don't think so. i think the reality is the demand for housing sees prices going up. now worried about what could be a point increase in housing prices. what's interesting is if you compound that with inflation but what we see in oil prices and that will offset benefits from tax reform. at some point will hit a breaking point, but maybe a silver lining. more demand for housing the new supply. gerri: thought that way. those mortgage rates are higher at the highest level in seven years. for the dramatic. one of the things pushing higher things like inflation, labor, land. describe, explain. >> i've been meeti

back. >> what a story. >> thank you, michael. >> we are getting an updated look at what will be the new homewarriors. police released new renders of their arena in san francisco of course. the chase center should be hope in time for the 2019-2020 nba season. >> the owner of this homemade submarine that was found floating in the bay near emoryville yesterday says he needs to find $2,000 to get her creation out of an impound lot. a marine scientist said someone stole the sub named fang tooth. it the goes 30 feet deep and is used for the volunteer community submersibles project. >> it's about giving people access to explore the oceans in a way that they would never ordinarily have access to. >> the alameda county fire department handed the sub-reason to barry brother's towing until when they can pay the impound fee. >> really nice days out here. >> let's get to meteorologist sambatel for what's coming our way. >> we'll warm it up around here. let me show you a sunset from earlier this afternoon and evening. east bay hills camera. 7:59 and the sun went down and as you watch this time lapse, you'

solar panels will be coming to every new home in california in the near future. we'll tell you about the land mark decision made today. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we've cleared out from the fog today. 53 with sunshine in san francisco, but i'm tracking windy and much warmer weather. details on that in seven minutes. i'll see you then. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. right near a kayaker -- the kayaker then, accidentally >>> danger lurking in the water.

home built in the golden state starting in 2020. the mandate would be the first for any state. 15% of all new california homes right now are built withels. >>> it may be the most visibly campaign of the election season, a ban on flavored tobacco in san francisco. supporters say it is to protect kids. critics say it smells more like a return to prohibition. we have both sides here for you. >> reporter: lately a fight has been heating up in san francisco to ban cigarettes. at least the ones that taste good. >> they are targeting children. who do you think these products are geared toward. >> reporter: a group of medical professionals gathered to show off the kind of products they would like to ban with proposition e. there are flavored cigars and vaping juices packaged to look like cookies and juice boxes. >> flavored tobacco makes it easier for kids to start, it makes the smoke easier to inhale and it makes people think that tobacco products are safer. >> reporter: prop e would ban the sale of any flavored smoking product, including menthol cigarettes within city limits. >> if you worked in the 1920s for alcohol -- >> reporter: but th

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> home at last. three americans detained in north korea are back home on u.s. soil greeted by president trump and the first lady melania. >>> plus michael cohen, the president's personal attorney, is accused of cashing in on his connections to the white house. who has the deep pocks. >>> and a new eruption warning in hawaii. flying boulders could shoot through the sky along with lava and toxic smoke. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, early this morning three americans just released after being held for more than a year in north korea arrived in the washington, d.c., area. they were greeted by president trump who plansto meet with north korean leader kim jong-un within weeks. >> my proudest achievement will be -- this is a part of it -- but will be when we denuclearize that entire prediction. >> the americans had been charged with espionage and other anti-state activities in north korea. in a sta

shelter pet day, thanks to an army veteran and pilot who is taking puppies to new heights and to new homes. his story tonight in "those who serve." this is no ordinary adoption story. these pups just flew 400 miles from north carolina to new jersey, getting a ticket to a better future. meet paul steklenski, the captain of flying fur i. >> when i completed my airman certificate, i realized i had an ability to make a difference in a short amount of time. >> reporter: he got the idea for flying fur animal rescue after adopting his own dog, who traveled from tennessee on a perilous journey. >> there are volunteers everywhere that work tirelessly to help shelters foster them and network with rescues, no kill rescues. it's truly an underground railroad. >> reporter: the army veteran is no stranger to service, but these days his copilots have four legs and wagging tails. since his inaugural flight, over 900 dogs have been rescued. >> never know the breeds, never know much except they're going to live another day. >> reporter: today over a dozen pups touched down. the excitement of their new owner

the rules expected to add about $9,000 to the cost of a new home. >>> all aboard! the second batch of new bart cars got the train and another rolling on the tracks by next week and rolling on the richmond/fremont shrine and the warm springs/daly city line. >>> president trump and another connection to russia. the new allegations of porn storm stormy daniels' attorney of hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>> internal investigation following the firing at nbc is now complete. the ruling by the network about harassment and how it now plans to make sure it stops. >>> and good morning. welcome to the coolest day this week. let's open up the weather window of emeryville. the breezes keep us in the cooling trend that began yesterday, 1 to 7 degrees cooler. we come back and take a look at the big forecast, i have cool weather -- not as hot as >>> new developments over president trump's decision to pull out of the nuclear accord with iran. boeing will lose billions. the treasury department said licenses to sell in iran will be revoked. in iran, lawmakers burned a paper u.s.

they hope to break ground on their new home in early june. arly double the size of their old home and it cannot happen soon enough. >> has it brought you a little closer? >> yes we are close. the big house will be nice. >> you are still laughing. >> the stewards are laughing and surviving all of the changes and thomas realize he has changed. he facebook blogs and it is providing comfort to many. he has even created videos to inspire others. it is all uncovering a hidden talent in a man that is self- described as a simple retired blue-collar worker. >> i am not a talker. i am not a leader. i am not a writer. this experience has allowed me to be each of those peer and it is not me you know. i am none of those. >> you have become an inspiration to a lot of folks. >> i am in shock of that. >> it has been humbling but amongst the tears and the change is a renewed sense of hope and excitement. >> you're coming back. >> reporter: he is definitely coming back. by the way that pt cruiser, this is a momento. this is the rim he found the next day and he

that new home being 30 metres away from the old one.ws. for those who recall new york city in the late 1970s, or have seen it on the big screen, you'll know it was a gritty place. now there's a new photo exhibit highlighting a sunnier side of the city in the summer of 1978. take a look. i think the story is ultimately a story of resiliency. new york lost a million people in population in that decade. $5,315,172; £1,133; . ., the city almost went bankrupt in the mid—1970s. it was both a period of abandonment but also great energy. went on strike. the press were unemployed temporarily. the parks commissioner said go out and take pictures of what you see and come back with that. it's a time capsule of images. there's a picture in the show of three girls walking across a decayed boardwalk to the beach with nails sticking out. and this one is in queens. fishermen are balanced on a pier which looks

now he's ready for a new home.ou to this week's perfect pet next. >>> the surprise story. >> hello, hello, who is home? >> see it next right only one candidate for governor when students were stuck in failing schools, led the fight to turn them around. as mayor of l.a., antonio villaraigosa invested in classrooms and security. graduation rates soared. antonio for governor. >>> we're on 24/7 on the ab abc7news.com. we posted the playoff schedule. warriors play tonight. if you're logging on from your phone, be sure to download the abc 7 news app for breaking news alerts and tune in for the latest news and weather right here on the next newscast, abc 7 news at 4:00. >>> all right. today is may the 4th. or if you're a fan of a movie series that takes place in a gal laxy far, far away, it's star wars day. the force is strong at heathrow. this was a picture of departures, all the destinations are planets from the star wars series, the flight numbers are attribute to the popular characters. some references there to securi

homes on fire. that lava continues to spew out of that active volcano. we have new video showing the severity of the situation. >>> the moderator of meet the press is here in the bay area with us. we welcome chuck todd to our set and continue our debate coverage. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranie ranieri. after a warm 83, numbers dropping to 77. a cooler forecast tomorrow. that's coming up in about eight minutes. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. debate... featuring the top 6 candidates for governor. this is a live picture of the historic >>> we are on the eve of this debate featuring the top six candidates for governor. the histor

new regulations. if approved, all homes in california must have solar panels on the roof starting in 2020 under new construction80 a month in your utility payment. >> reporter: it will provide monthly saving on your heating, cooling, and lighting bill. but it is estimated it will take about 10 years to break even on your lighting bills. >> as a nonprofit builder who finances all of the construction our self through private donations, it is a concern to add any more cost to us. >> reporter: the cost will run about $10,000 per home for the solar panels. >> we would prefer the standards be held out for another three years or six years. >> reporter: this man is with the california building association, and worked out a compromise with the energy association allowing consumers to lease the solar panels for a whole lot less money. >> you could see an average of $1000 across the state if you lease it. >>> a high-speed chase comes to a dramatic end in the east bay. how the police were able to arrest three suspects. >>> new information from san jose police about a home invasion robbery over the weekend that ended with o