well, otto died shortly after his 42nd birthday party.ouldn't bear never seeing him again, and so donated the funds to have him stuffed. debbie says if otto can go on display some day he'll continue the sanctuary's mission of wildlife conservation. i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> one family's secret history buried in old boxes. >> i needed to know who i was, where our family came from. >> a fortune in precious art looted by the nazis. >> renoir, degas, botticelli... >> i'm sorry, the degas, the renoir? >> oh, yeah. we didn't know until we started to read through these documents and discover what he'd been looking for all his life. >> two sons vow to keep their father's search alive. >> it's about vindicating my father and my grandfather. >> we said, "you can't sell this painting. it's ours. it's stolen." [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby in los angeles, on my way to see two brothers and their surprise inheri

. >>> so it's the end of the line for matthew and otto.nd otto being retired as atlantic storm names the move comes after two storms of the same name ravaged the caribbean last year. matthew and otto, the 81st and 82nd names to be removed from the atlantic list. storm names are retired if they were so obstructive that the future use of the name would be insensitive. >> yes. and the world organization decides that and they decide on the names, we rotate the lists every year but they decide if certainly, matthew produced remember the flooding in the carolinas? savannah had almost 18 inches of rain, and otto didn't make landfall until november 24 and well that's pretty late for a hurricane and it actually went into the pacific and still maintained tropical characteristics. >> we're a few months away from the start of the hurricane season. >> june 1 but we're looking at thunderstorms as we get into tonight and little better chance tomorrow yellow weather alert tomorrow. let's start with a live look outside as our live michael & son weather cam

, they have decided never to name any other storm matthew or otto again. little bit of weather news there. now we have got some pop up showers to show you, on ultimate doppler radar. there is, some, up toward new york city, there are some, with some thunder that is just moved off shore, thunder and lightening. heavy downpours around toms river, around wood land, and atlantic county. it just depend where you are, burlington county could see a few pop ups and that is the situation through the rest of the day. you will go along thinking it is not going to rain and then we have a downpour. you could hear thunder and lightening by 11 or 12:00 o'clock we have got thunderstorms that could pop up anytime with the system that is wavering nearby, so you will see 8:00 o'clock tonight, we still have a chance of some rain, and that will make it through the rest of the night as well. things are deteriorating a little bit along this i-95 corridor as far as fog is concerned. the philly international, pottstown, wilmington, lancaster all in a fog this morning, again, not a

. >> reporter: aska lives in a part of yamaguchi called otto.xcited by what he had seen, he immediately gathered a group of locals to build their own bike. he was in charge of construction. they cut the bamboo into slices, then laminated them into blocks. the blocks were then milled into cylinders for the tubes of the frame. however, he hit a problem. japanese bamboo is thinner than its indonesian counterpart. compared with the indonesian bike frame, more layers would be needed. this would compromise both strength and durability. fugikki realized they needed help. >> the only thing was to take pam boo to indonesia and get ideas there about how to build the frame. >> reporter: last november he traveled to central java where the bamboo bikes are made. he stayed for months working with the people there. he learned to make his tubes stronger by laminating them in different directions. not with the grain running the same way. having fewer joints also made the frame stronger. the resulting bike was robust enough for mountain trails. some of the other

matthew and otto now join 80 other names that have been removed from the list.be replaced with martin and otto will be replaced with owen. >> all right. and right now jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories and much more coming up next at 6 o'clock. attorney general jeff sessions issues a warning for sanctuary cities. and philadelphia mayor jim kenney is not backing down. >> a man is dead following a industrial accident at the cheltenham mall. we'll have those details. >> for monica malpass meteorologist adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody alicia vitarelli, and the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a good night. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night, philadelphia police investigate a bb gun brought to school and fire damages several businesses in the city of wilmington. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is a warning from the trump administration directed at philadelphia and other sanctuary citi

jeffrey otto and monisa morio worked with antonucci as fellow karate instructors at young champions.o been charged in connection with the fire that burned down the company's office and resulted in the death of a fourth instructor, the man who started the fire, josh robinson. while prosecutors say antonucci was the ringleader, his co-defendants still respect him. >> you're going to get through this, jon. it's gonna be just a blur. it's not forever. it's going to be okay. i pray for you. >> in a way, john is still a good friend of mine. really upbeat and energetic guy, really nice, really religious, too. now you just gotta worry about making it through, okay? >> god will get us through. it's not about me. >> i know. but i don't like seeing you like this. >> he's a good guy. he's very -- he's very driven, you know. he likes to achieve stuff, you know, he likes to go out there and make a difference. i just really do hope they see that when it comes to sentencing. >> as co-defendants, maria and otto are allowed to attend antonucci's sentencing. each of them will have a day in court in the

of the floor -- tonight, a great performance on both ends of the floor. 0.urth quarter, wiz up 1-0 ottoorter knocks it away. water goes the other way, finding porter for the smash. wiz.15 cap set home tonight against the coyotes. alex ovechkin makes one for the history books, again. third player in nhl history to his first 12s seasons. in the first, the coyotes on the power play. that is the go-ahead. 4-1. add two more and win women. the sweet 16 match up against 10th seeded oregon today did not go well. second quarter, maryland down five. jones gets big inside. the terps up by nine at the half. but then they struggled. fourth quarter, maryland down double digits. throwing back inside to jones. leung, finishes with 16. she also had 15 boards. three minutes left, oregon had a secret weapon who was on fire. she led the ducks with 21. , with theirstunned lowest point total of the season. four teams battling it out for chance to go to the final four tonight. we start with the cinderella versus the number one seed, xavier-gonzaga. first half, nigel williams feeds inside to jonathan willis se

otto caused 18. the names martin and owen will instead be used moving forward. doug is here to talk about the weather. it started out foggy and cool but now it's beautiful. doug: a nice spring day in the 70's. a couple of showers thatw everything this time the showers and the thunderstorms will be more likely across the area with the cold front. start with the weather bug camera in silver spring. this is how it looked this morning with the fog. 73 there now. the fog hung around. late morning lifted and skies start to brighten. the temperatures rose. sunshine. a delightful day. we are keeping an eyes south and west of the metro washington for a few showers. want to thank michael for the beautiful image. he sent it to burst.com/wjla. beefs are busy this -- the bees are busy this time of year. temperatures are comfortable with the 70's. warmer than comfortable in culpeper where it's 7ed. 79 in leesburg. 62 in annapolis. we see the temperatures will repeat. the same area, 73-75 across the area tomorrow. the little area of the rain that continues to hang together mov

jeffrey otto and monisa morio worked with antonucci as fellow karate instructors at young champions.harged in connection with the fire that burned down the company's office and resulted in the death of a fourth instructor, the man who started the fire, josh robinson. while prosecutors say antonucci was the ringleader, his co-defendants still respect him. >> you're going to get through this, jon. it's gonna be just a blur. it's not forever. it's going to be okay. i pray for you. >> in a way, john is still a good friend of mine. really upbeat and energetic guy, really nice, really religious, too. now you just gotta worry about making it through, okay? >> god will get us through. it's not about me. >> i know. but i don't like seeing you like this. >> he's a good guy. he's very -- he's very driven, you know. he likes to achieve stuff, you know, he likes to go out there and make a difference. i just really do hope they see that when it comes to sentencing. >> as co-defendants, maria and otto are allowed to attend antonucci's sentencing. each of them will have a day in court in the future.

when otto von bismarck decided if he was going to get re-elected he had to make the germans dependent upon him. he devised this plan called socialized medicine. he more or less trained the germans to expect the federal government to make those decisions for them, pick up the cost for them. and in doing so, that sense of dependency got bismarck re-elected in germany. it's not that old a country in germany. but this idea of marxism comes right out of there. by the way, there's a mention in berlin that honors karl marx and a am inform -- and a number of other statues and monuments as well. we watched as other countries adopted it. i once picked up, mr. speaker, i had a world war ii veteran who came over to an event that i was doing in hospers, iowa. he had gone up to his attic and he brought down these magazines. they were original magazines that started right at the end of the second world war. and went on through those years for two or three or four years. and they were yellow, of course they were dated. he presented them all to me. he said, i want you to have these. i want you to read

share the recipes honor o national meatball day andal m joining us live on theea good dy cafe chef ottoyour services but i'll tell wasa one of my favorite stops in town. town. no doubt about it.bo it. always fantastic food.ood. i'm curious on national meet m ball day how we can make thehe perfect meatball.eaal start there.t e >> we go back to when joanna was a little girl because she usedse to live in brooklyn in the immigrant section in brooklynroy part of brooklyn i guess, and she would always make see her mom make meatballs and she aftet so many years filomena i want to make my mom's and my grandmother's meatballs becausee the recipes pretty much are the same. so -- >> this is the same recipe we'v' begun using literally forly for decades.de i want to get started so we can see all the ingredients. >> otto is the meatball master right now. >> our second sue chef. we'll put to you work. work. start making the meatballs then while does he that dino walk us through the process of what's happening.. >> yes, he's going to put the ground beef which is pure angusg beef. and then he adds some

then wall to otto porter. and that's good night. wall finishes the game with 37 points, 11 assists. just a magical performance. kelly ubre was also a thorn in the cavs' side. the wizards with a major key victory. 127-115. now on the ice it was alex ovechkin taking control in arizona. caps on the power play in the first period. the great a from the signature spot. top shelf. becomes just the third player in nhl history to score 30 or more goals in each of his first 12 seasons. capitals take the 1-0 lead. barry trotz had nothing but praise for ovie on another historic night. >> congrats to ove. if you think about it, some history was made tonight. i mean, start your career you get 30 goals a year for the first 12 years. you're one of three. you're with mike gartner. a guy named -- what's his name? wayne gretzky. you guys might have heard of him. and then alex ovechkin. that's pretty good. >>> well, caps playing in their final home game before embarking on a four-game road trip. they're playing against the coyotes. but that a different kind of canine on the ice before the game. ovie's

some beautiful passing from the three at the buzzer points for otto. wizards win 123-113.edskins on the eve of free agency, more uncertainty with the front office. sources telling our maloney the redskins general manager are close to parting ways and they have seen it coming for months. the source went on to say the team president, bruce allen, needs, quote, a yes happen man. the gm was not at the scouting combine or redskin's park this week leading to to free agency. teams can officially start signing free agents at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. a bright spot, though, davis resigned with redskins three years making that on snapchat. >> they are a mess. >> announcer: while everyone discusses the future of health care, 18 million americans are already choosing it.... with medicare advantage: a proven public-private partnership, where health outcomes are valued over volume. where early intervention and management of chronic conditions is leading to better outcomes. and costs are more predictable and affordable. why do so many seniors choose medicare advantage? maybe because with age c

>> i'm with the group that thinks maybe we otto wait a little bit to see how this plays out. it makes sense this all the rhetoric kept people from coming across the border. the numbers, i don't know. 40% is a huge drop. let's see if that extends month over month and where it goes. >> still on the subject of immigration, his immigration ban will go into effect shortly here. he has made some changes. there are still states that are challenging it, specifically washington state and hawaii. do you think that this ban will hold up where the first one didn't? >> you know, i think this may go in a different direction. it goes into effect, the travel order, next thursday. and there are actually now four states that have signed up. so it is growing from that perspective. but when the first order was held up by the courts, the trump administration went back and recrafted it. i think they have taken away some of the pieces that bothered the judges. so, you know, despite what the washington attorney general is saying, washington state, this one may survive. >> let's talk about healthcare

systems are not good enough that they can drive the truck on a rural road for instance, so the way otto thinks about it is the truck driver drives the truck onto the highway and then relaxes in the back. host: [laughter] gregory, silver spring, maryland. go ahead. caller: good morning, everybody and mr. potin. i have a question -- mr. pontin . the question with regard to smartphones. my question is are we not on the verge, perhaps, of the representative democracy that is app?basically a smartphone ,hen i say smartphone app imagine an app where you can control 90% of all offices that are held and people would be super engaged i know, and there are a lot of shortcoming in the fact that maybe not everybody would he engaged or have the right technology, but the point is what about the cell phone representative democracy apps? host: ok, gregory. guest: that is a really interesting question. yes, you could easily develop a federal or state app that would allow people to have direct democratic interventions, but let me suggest two possible problems with that great one is our cell phones are re

out of the world meteorological organization that we do have two retired hurricane names matthew and ottoworld meteorological organization does retire these names if the storms have been so deadly or destructive that future use of the names could be incentive and these particular storms did ravage the caribbean, so they will be retired. you'll no longer hear them and sorry matt our producer but that name is gone. >> it's like katrina. same thing. >> all right. thank you very much, kathy. >> you bet. >>> all right. fox 29's alex holley walk the runway tonight at citizens bank park. she was rocking it tonight's event showed off philly's fashion and new food you can get during the games primeau hoagies they got good stuff new option this year at citizens bank park the home opener by the way is happy seventh at cb park. all right, sean think about th that. >>> iain f you're looking for sleeper in the nfl draft listen. i got you. check out who could be a steal for the eagles in the third round plus phillies wrapping up their final week of spring the and the bats looking like they're ready for

caroline: also, otto being bought by uber came as a complete surprise.hey did not know until the deal was announced. perhaps they felt they overspent. reporter: there is some tension there. roboticspilfered the department at carnegie mellon. there is some tension there. they brought in a new boss to oversee them, without them knowing about it. he has been quietly consulting for months. has said that he was planned to be acquired all along. tooline: i urge everyone spend a couple copy or two over this article. amazing inside knowledge on what is been going on with uber and waymo. in the meantime, uber drivers across the globe are fighting for benefits like overtime and paid time off. do the drivers actually work for the ride hailing app? that is being debated in courts. the reporter has more. reporter: are uber drivers contractors or full-time employees? that is the battle uber is facing in courts around the world. they fight to keep the drivers classified as contractors. uber claims it is not an employer just a platform that connects drivers to customers

the circuit board looks like a google circuit board but has a different company's name on it, otto, whichber. that plus some forensic work that suggested he downloaded some 14,000 files, including a file that was in the same design file that was in that email, has led google to accuse uber of stealing. oliver: how essential is that technology to the autonomous vehicles they are building? >> it depends on who you ask. elon musk is not a huge believer, but most of the car companies rely heavily on it. google's car uses it. uber uses it. the cars gm is playing around with use it. it is the main way the car sees. the better it is, the less computing power you need, which makes sense. if you are using a digital camera, then you need a much better computer to pick out the difference between a pedestrian in a car, where as with the radar you can see all the contours of the car and its movement. google's radar is way cheaper than what is on the market, at least according to google. if uber were able to acquire this or develop their own and bring the cost down, that would be a huge competitive thi

people or catch people in misstatements or wrong forms, you give the immunity and get this information otto the american people so you can put it to rest. >> neil: should others be granted immunity? it will be a request that they'll make for their own safety, right? >> i think it depends on their personal situation. how involved were they with national security info. some were campaign operatives. in roger stones paul manafort, i don't see them seeking this. they're -- they weren't inside the government. even though flynn was there a short period of time as a national security advicer. you can see in congressman schiff's statement about his offer to testify with immunity, he focuses in on how grave it is to the national security adviser would request this. that's why he's requesting it. he was inside. by the way, for everyone out there just to understand the law, he can get this immunity granted to him, but he's still subject to perjury crimes. he has to answer every question. if he does lie, he can still be subject to crime prosecution for criminal perjury. any time you have immunity, you'

otto wambier still has 14 years left on his sentence. >> the worst position of my life. >> he was convicted one year ago today of trying to take a propaganda banner as a souvenir. the uva student was in north korea on a five-day tour, not illegal, but considered risky for an american. lawyer res working on his case now, but they say they aren't getting much access to see how he's doing. >>> imagine someone lying dead on a hallway in your building. a man was found b shot to death in largo last night. police georges county police have not identified the man nor have they given a motive for this killing. >>> this morning, a manassas man is face ago long list of charges involving a hit and run involve ago stole b b snowplow. police say officers saw the plow hit a car and then take off. police went after the truck that matched the description of a stolen b truck in fairfax county. 26-year-old william sanchez can was arrested and charged with dui, hit and run and other charges. no one was injured in that hit and run crash. >>> a man and his dog are recovering this morning after a harrowing experi

thompson has coached four current nba players, roy hib barred jeff green otto porter jr.> howard university students will have the chance at the ultimate internship with google part of a program to diversify silicon valley's tech sector. 30 howard juniors and seniors will head out west to spend 12 weeks at google this summer. they'll receive instruction from senior google engineers and howard faculty for course credit. google says eventually it will want to expand the progeria. to include other historically black colleges and universities. >> meantime google helping kids in south carolina with their homework. the tech giant installed wifi on more than two dozen school buses. school officials say most students at home in that district. some kids spend up to two hours on the bus so this gives them plenty of time to complete their assignments. i was just wondering this. for parents each device is a filtering system to make sure the kids are doing schoolwork and not surfing or playing candy crush or anything like that. >> i feel as though if i can just do a small portion to h

otto wambier still has 14 years of hard labor left on his but i am only human. >> he was convicted one year ago today of trying to take a propaganda banner as a souvenir. the uva student was in north korea on a five-day tour, which is not illegal, but considered risky for an american. lawyer res working on his case, but say they are not getting very much access to see how he's doing. >>> we're following a developing story in prince george's county now. imagine coming home to find someone lying dead in your hallway in a building. a man was found shot to death on campus way south in largo last night. prince george's county police have not identified the man or a motive in this killing. >>> a man and his dog are recovering this morning after a harrowing experience in rock creek park. take a look at this video. d.c. firefighters shot whiling having to rescue the pair yesterday afternoon. the temperature at the time was be the man was walking his dog a trail near 16th street on colorado avenue when the dog took off. the dog slipped down a snow covered hill and became stuck. that's when his

there is a young man in prison there otto warmbier, maybe we use that humanitarian effort to releaseng man as a way to start talking to north korea, but i think the secretary of state is doing the right thing, going around asia, doing a review and finding out. there are new circumstances in the past, our policy of basically strategic patience hoping the regime collapses just didn't work so we need a new approach, thomas. >> as you talk about the secretary of state making this trip and again he's going to south korea, japan and china and a potential carrot and sticks approach. the media sure got whacked with a big stick by tillerson in the fact that there is no u.s. press traveling with him, and that means that the secretary of state could be characterized and reported upon by these other foreign media entities. is that a big mistake and is this something that we need to be worried about for his next big trip? no press? >> i do believe it's a big mistake and secretary tillerson. i've heard some good things about him from some of my friends in the state department that he's calm, delib

matthew and otto.e through the caribbean last year killing hundreds of people and causing billions in damage. >>> and fearless girl statue which stares down the iconic charging bull statue gets to at least for now. bill deblasio says it will remain through next february. it was only supposed to be there for about 30 days, but it is a big hit with tourists and everybody else. that's the news update this hour. now over to brian sullivan with what's ahead on "power lunch." >> thank you very much. coming up, the ultimate trump trade. how the president's agenda is evolving and what that means for you and your money. plus, are low home ownership rates hurting the american economy? and big financial stocks have been slammeded lately. we ask if it it's to buy the dip. if so, what stocks. halftime report is back right after this. after this. yes? please repeat the objective. ♪ thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and

we should build industry councils and each one could come up for planning for steel, otto, -- auto, whatever it might need to continue that prosperity into the postwar period. they wanted to continue a political economy and instead of the completely unregulated labor -- free market but it existed prior to the depression. they wanted to see ongoing expansion of the welfare state. they were already talking about how to reform social security, how to add a national health insurance, how to foster full employment or even sometimes, a guaranteed minimum income for all working people regardless of your work. that talked about, how do we respond to automation and -- and growing technological advances that have come out of world war ii, and come up which -- with various solutions that would help with that transition. it was a wartime emergency measure, it grew out of a protest movement. much of organized labor wanted to see this practice continued, particularly workers of color were active in the cio wanted to see their unions support the government, continue to intervene in that area. the other one

otto chanced that was.e the lead on the stroke of half—time. have the lead on the stroke of half-time. relief for some, disappointment for others. it was not too surprising, really. 87 places separated the sides, and we saw it in the second half. olivier giroud made it 2—0, before an own goal and then something from sanchez wrapping the game up. alexis sanchez, brilliantly placed! while they got fired in the end, given what lincoln have done, it didn‘t really matter. they have changed history. there is a reason why no nonleague team in the last 100 years have been able to reach the last eight of the fa cup, and the fact that they have, that should make them mightily proud. of course we are disappointed with loss. —— we lost. but we are able to draw breath, we are pretty proud of what we have achieved in this fa cup. and pep guardiola can be proud of manchester city‘s cup run as well. they have been away in every round, beating middlesbrough 2—0, away of course, yesterday. city are on their way to wembley ag

this young man from ohio, otto warmbier, is one full year into this 15-year sentence of hard labor in. so far, no sign the secretive regime is ready to make a deal. >> reporter: last time otto warmbier's family saw him it was on a tv screen last march, begging for his freedom in a pyongyang courtroom. >> it was the worst decision of my life. >> reporter: the offense? trying to take a propaganda banner as a souvenir. the sentence? 15 years hard labor. the university of virginia student was in north korea on a five-day tour. not illegal but risky for an american. former governor richardson, who helped free political prisoners before, now working for his release. >> medically, we don't know how he is doing. he is a healthy, young man. initial reports were that he was okay. but the north koreans have not given him the access from our swedish representatives that any political prisoner deserves. >> reporter: instead, north korea's unpredictable, young leader, kim jong-un, is firing missiles and testing the new trump administration. five launches last week. one last month during the japanes

also, otto being bought by uber came as a complete surprise.hey did not know until the deal was announced. perhaps they felt they overspent. reporter: there is some tension there. travis kalanick, the ceo at uber, had basically pilfered the robotics department at carnegie mellon. now 15 of the 40 people he has hired have left. you get a sense there is some tension there. they brought in a new boss to oversee them, without them knowing about it. he has been quietly consulting there for months, even before the acquisition. waymo has said that he was planned to be acquired all along. caroline: lucas it is a fascinatin -- caroline: it is a fascinating case. i urge everyone to spend a cup of coffee or two over this article. amazing inside knowledge on what has been going on with uber and waymo. mark berman is a co-author on that piece. in the meantime, uber drivers across the globe are fighting for benefits like overtime and paid time off. the question keeps on arriving, do the drivers actually work for the ride hailing app? that is being debated in

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otto marble, the buildings previous occupants, has communicated to the department that they have vacatedthe building to consolidate their operations at other locations. in the bay area. the department has received no correspondence on this project in support or opposition. at this time, the department is recommending approval with conditions we believe on balance, that the project supports the intent of the planning code the general plan is suitable for the neighborhood. this concludes my presentation will be happy to answer any questions get >> thank you very much. project sponsor? >> good evening commissioners jodi night from [inaudible] on behalf of project sponsor victory automotive group. i know it's late so i'll be brief. i want to first thank staff for work on the project and report tonight. as you heard this project proposes to make a beneficial use of of vacant property as one of honda service and repair stations. because operations had to move from van ness and market street location which is being developed. honda had a very difficult time finding a location as you can imagine

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otto marble, the buildings previous occupants, has communicated to the department that they have vacatedthe building to consolidate their operations at other locations. in the bay area. the department has received no correspondence on this project in support or opposition. at this time, the department is recommending approval with conditions we believe on balance, that the project supports the intent of the planning code the general plan is suitable for the neighborhood. this concludes my presentation will be happy to answer any questions get >> thank you very much. project sponsor? >> good evening commissioners jodi night from [inaudible] on behalf of project sponsor victory automotive group. i know it's late so i'll be brief. i want to first thank staff for work on the project and report tonight. as you heard this project proposes to make a beneficial use of of vacant property as one of honda service and repair stations. because operations had to move from van ness and market street location which is being developed. honda had a very difficult time finding a location as you can imagine