he got out of the pool and used the pool pole and extended that out to dee dee in the water, and sheb onto it. he goes in and lifts dee dee up from under her arms. and gets her out of the pool in the deep end. >> reporter: but it is too late. snapper says bohana relates the traumatic incident in a precise, matter of fact manner. was his demeanor suspicious to you in any way? >> no, not really. no. >> reporter: but nothing stood out to you that said, "wait, this is no accident?" >> true. >> reporter: word of an accidental death in a family considered hollywood royalty makes big news in l.a. >> janet jackson and four of her famous brothers attended the funeral. >> reporter: like any jackson tragedy, dee dee's burial is akin to a state funeral. former parents-in-law joe and katherine are seen, and there's ex-husband tito. the biggest family superstar avoids the crowds. instead, michael supporting his grieving nephews in private. >> i remember our uncle michael flew in town and swept us away. he wanted to protect us from going into some type of terrible depression. >> reporter: but feste

, a woman in a pool. and we were scrambling our investigative unit. >> reporter: is that about as much as you knew, when you got that first call? it was. >> reporter: he would discover the emt's had been there by then, tried cpr. just in case. given that the water was so cold. >> i don't think they knew how long she had been in the pool. so the thought process was maybe that they could revive her. >> reporter: yeah. because a person's metabolism slows down sometimes -- they look like they're dead. maybe they're not dead. was there a serious thought that maybe she would survive this? >> it wasn't the case. >> reporter: no. at the hospital, the doctors tried to check her body temperature to determine how long she'd been dead, but she was too cold for the thermometer, no way to calculate how long she'd been in the pool. of course, by then they'd figured out who she was. samira frasch. unusual name. they looked her up online. and? wow. >> she was really va-va-voom. reporter: samira frasch was amazing. look at

they want to price risk and get good pools. anytime there's a proposal that will operate and undermine those things their ability to price or insurer pools, if you segment pools that undermines their ability to write policies they have confidence in, you'll do damage to a private player to ensure in a stable way. the frustration about the proposals that come out said it doesn't appear to be an appreciation that certain approaches are nothing more than a way to undermine pools. that worries people who knows what happens when he undermine pools. not because you have an objection to thinking outside the box, but if you destroy a pool because you think it will cause competition for prices will drop, that's why experts heads explode. this like we have to relearn that were trying to figure out what path forward will follow. something that a lot of people believe is if you don't pay close attention to how it does work any of rules that make it not work, that will make the stage welcoming to a nonprivate insurance approach. some people

but what was it like during that time in your pool? >> well, it was extremely hot at times when the house was burning down. actually even before that, i think the most important thing was actually to stay in the house when the initial wave of fire went through. that's what prevented us from getting any harmful stuff. we jumped in the pool afterwards when most of the vegetation was already burnt. >> how were you able to stay in your house during the wildfire? >> the house protected us from the fire. the house caught fire, but it took half an hour -- it did catch fire but it took half an hour before it was bad enough it forced us out of the house. >> tell us what was it like in the pool, what was the sensation? were you above the water or under the water? what was it like? >> we would be in the water up to our necks, and it was frigid cold from the neck down, and then it was boiling hot from the flames from the neck to the top of our head. >> oh, my god. do you know what the water temperature was in your pool? >> probably about 50. it wa

that's how fast it happened for us. >> reporter: as the flames surrounded them, the pool water seemedthe pair stripped down, jumped in and spent the next six hours, the entire night, wondering if they would see the dawn. >> the most terrifying part was when that tree went up. the heat was pretty intense. >> reporter: once the danger passed, john and jan climbed out and walked hand in hand to find help. thankful to having each other after coming so close to losing it all. like so many others, they did lose their home in the fire. one they lived in for 35 years. reporting live from santa rosa, garvin thomas nbc bay area news. >>> a southern california couple, carmen and armando bereez and also jumped into a pool to escape the flames. sadly carmen died in her husband's arm. the couple had been married for more than 50 years. leann and albert lived in their home for nearly 40 years. and it claimed the fire of arthur and sa rico grant, this is a photo with their daughter who's still alive. >> some people who fled returned only to find ashes. this is near the silverado trail. one homeowner,

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let's dive into dark pool. dark pools face a major regulation. they buy and sell large orders of stocks or block trades. this keeps the order hidden from other traders that could bet against it. it becomes more important with .he high-frequency of traders hiding and dark venues refuses the flow of information that makes public stock exchanges efficient. that is why the eu is setting limits. measures which would bar three quarters of the european stocks from dark pools. traders determined to stay in the dark can switch to a new market. these replace banc one networks that currently account for half of dark trading in european equities. thanks will be able to carry out unlimited dark trading as long as it is their own capital at risk. it remains to be seen where the trades will go. to keep tabsomised on this. the only certainty is that it's already fragmented equity markets are about to become much more complicated. repairing -- to the london stock exchange is leading the pack. i spoke exclusively about what the new rules will mean for the business

now let's dive right into dark pools. subject hugely impacted by the landmark mifid ii legislation. it and overhaul once -- dark pools face a major overhaul. ofd to buy large blocks trades well keeping it hidden. that has become more important with high-frequency traders who use algorithms. hiding in dark venues it reduces the flow of information that make public stock exchanges efficient at setting prices. that is why the eu is setting limits. equity rules will force trading onto public exchanges by using measures such as caps on transactions which would by one estimate bar three quarters of european stocks from dark pools. switching to a new market, the systematic externalizer. currently account for half of dark trading in european equities. banks will be able to carry out unlimited dark trading as long as it is their own capital put at risk. while there are ways around the rules it remains to be seen where displaced trades will go. regulators promise to keep tabs on this. equity markets are about to become more complic

into this pool. >> they jumped in.reezing. it was pitch-black as they watched everything burn to the ground around them. they stayed in the water for six long hours before daylight. today it is filled with d

if you car pool. >>> it looks like a parking lot near telegraph.4 and has your ride in the red from 682580, 25 minutes. 12 minutes on to your morning commute. we are tracking residual delays . a 41 minute ride for a traffic alert and all lanes have cleared but you expect a slow ride on your morning commute. 580, the richmond san rafael bridge, and it's in the red into san francisco this morning. about a 27 minute ride across the bay bridge. >>> if you have afternoon outdoor plans, you may want to check this out. a gorgeous shot as you wait for the sun to come up. check out those colors, that is nice. not much cloud coverage. be prepared for that. sunglasses and sunblock, bring it all. temperatures, 18 degrees above average with it feeling hot and uncomfortable. we will get cooling and that will happen later on. napa, you may have a record. what is normal is 69 for san francisco and it will be well above average. san jose, normally low 70s, it will be in the upper 80s. >> it's hard for people in san francisco with the heat wave because not a lot of

each of the networks and the white house pool takes a day and today the pool is one of the six or seven networks, six networks that were part of the white house pool. they're just following. oh, let's listen as long as he's saying hello. we'll get the white house pool out of the room on the instructions of the press secretary. john roberts familiar with this. in a couple moments, he's going to a bit more formal settings where he will meet with police chiefs and others. >> yes, he will be making brief remarks. it's a five network pool. it's understand, cnn, abc and cbs and us. we were hoping he would come back in to talk with us, give us thoughts about today and maybe talk about other news of the day and the issues swirling around this increasingly loud voices on capitol hill. but he had a lot of company with him on board air force one. kevin mccarthy was with him, senator heller and his wife, melania was there with him. so the president stayed in the forward cabin. you can see the break-up. it's a unit that operates on cell service. hooks in to a different of cell nodes. if you're outsi

when you start to talk about how to improve the singular pool, the better health risk pool, one is the community rating methodology in a new there was proposals to try to move it from a 3 - 1 racial where it is now two of five to one ratio and arp and all these other folks started coming out thing he can't do that so it's difficult with some of the existing constraints to make improvements to keep good healthy pool together with the principles of rating that are in place now. >> i will mention jean's idea about increase premiums for younger people. right now, students, students up to age 26 can stay on their health insurance of their parents and that helped removing the young people from these risk pools. having incentives to get them back on. >> i just want to add to the debate as the solution for young adults, the same study that talked about rinsing what will be the impact of keeping 3 - 1 age rating and bumping up the young adult tax credit found it covered as many young adults without losing older adults from the higher reading increase at a lower cost to the federal government be

pool, for six hours as flames scorched everything around them.. times" newspaper they jumped into the pool after a wall of fire blocked them from escaping in their car in the middle of the night. they said they stayed under water for as long as they could stand it. when they came up for air they put t-shirts over their faces to block the flying embers. they say the flames destroyed everything around them even melted the shoes they left by the edge of the pool. they are amopping thousands in wine country forced from their homes and businesses. some are trying to find missing relatives and friends and pets. others are moushing the more than 30 people who have officially been declared dead. one woman tells the associated press she's worn out from all of the running and worrying. she says anybody who's been in a natural disaster can tell you that that goes on and on. in this picture you can see firefighters west of santa rosa taking a quick rest using rocks as pillows before heading back to work. california fire officials say thousands of fires are w

. >>> a couple uses a pool so survive the california wild fires. >>> doctor vs. patient. what led to this waiting room confrontation. >>> right now at 11. let the back ups begin. nbc10 along the pennsylvania turnpike tonight where cars have gotten stuck behind a massive road closure. what's what you need to know. 20 miles of the pennsylvania turnpike are closed this week. drivers who troy to go around it will waste an extra hour on the road. road crews are replacing an entire bridge in one weekend. drew smith is live. where the road closure begins. a main area is just cut off now. >> this is a lot of interstate to close. you can see the roadblocks up right now. nobody getting north unless they had pretty far to the east. and then up and around. the only people allowed opt ramp are construction workers. they have to replace a bridge and build it back up again. before the road opens up again on monday morning. >> reporter: 9:00 on the dot. turnpike workers move the barricades into place. we watch the lucky last minute drivers squeeze in right before the deadline. >> you cut

this car pool program is expanding to concord and pleasant hill's.ted at the san bernardino station and you use an app called scoop to car pool to the station and then you can park anywhere for free. you have to put a scoop placard on your dashboard. it is checked against your license plate to make sure the car pool is legit. it could make life easier for some people. some say it is a challenge. >> sometimes it is tough to get in because they closed spaces down and that is difficult. yes, you have to walk a distance to get a spot. >> reporter: the program has been in effect for the dublin- pleasanton stations since january and deemed a success who said carpooling has increased. to check out this app, go to the website, get scoop.com. anne makovec, kpix5. >> thank you. >>> the speed record was broken for climbing the nose of yosemite's, el capitan. they climbed the nose in two hours 19 minutes, nearly 90 degrees, 2900-foot precipice. the previous record was set five years ago and climbers said it takes a lot of focus and they weren't sure they would m

>> the centerpiece of the resort is our three-tiered pool.hen you stand at the top of the pool, it looks like it flows right into the sea of cortez. >> and don't miss the swim-up bar. if only i could get a drink without getting out of the pool. [ laughter ] the resort overflowing with amenities -- a fitness center, private movie theater, a kids' club, and their oberge spa, featuring a sauna, reflexology pool and fountain and open-air treatment rooms. down at the beach, their team of waterenthusiasts will help you take out a glass-bottom kayak or a schiller bike. >> whoo hoorks! >> now after all that activity, who is hungry? >> kamal is our signature restaurant, looks out over the sea of cortez. >> taste latin america in their ocean-to-farm table of amenities in this magnificent setting. and don't forget about the tnt, taco and tequila bar. >> we have a variety of tacos there, everything from your traditional to the more vegetarian options and seafood options, of course, and a great selection of tequilas. >> clearly, this resort is the place f

this swimming pool would become their only option.. these are photos of daniel and cindy pomplun's pool from the washington post... they'd eventually spell out the words "walk out" in stones...to let anyone knowthey were walking off the property. but that was only after spending a terrifying half hour huddled in their home as the fire raged by....and when it became clear that they were going to die if they didn't get out -- they jumpedinto their swimming pool. daniel says he got the idea from a t-v show. daniel pomplun: i actually something on television a long time ago about how to survive a wildfire. we tried to apply as many of the principles we learned from that show as we could. when the flames was at its worst, we would have to dunk down underneath the water, maybe every five seconds or so just to cool off, and then i take a breath or two and then dunk back down. and we did that for maybe 15 minutes, 20 minutes just to keep ourselves cool. their house collapsed....which they watched happening from the pool.they say they talked ab

we're hearing from a sonoma county couple who survived the wildfire by huddling in a swimming pool. for hours. >> tried to get out in our cars. >> ran down here and we found our way into this pool. >> abc news obtained this video from the "l.a. times" of jan and her husband, john. they survived the firestorm monday morning by running out of their home and into the neighbor's swimming pool in santa rosa, used a wet t-shirt to protect faces from burning embers and also went underneath, under the water periodcally to keep from being burned alive. they were in the pool for six hours before the fire died down. >>> many of those who lost their homes to the fires have also lost their jobs. at least temporarily. how the government is helping make it easier to claim unemployment benefits. >>> plus a new venture from apple co-founder steve >>> breaking news now out of santa rosa. this is a live look at the journey's end mobile home park. abc 7 news has learned there are about 50 search and rescue personnel at the scene right now, in fact, see them all there. they are searching the perimeter.

they want to widen the pool, bring in new names and faces. —— the pool is relatively small.the pool. borisjohnson's position, he posted on a conservative mp whatsapp group. criticised by many within the cabinet for not being loyal and up theresa may for undermining her, now, he seems to be one of her backers. suggestions that if there was a reshuffle, he could be demoted. former leader sirjohn major saying that disloyal plotting has to stop in the newspapers. someone who throughout his premiership had backbenchers trying to get rid of him, plotting to get rid of him. he knows what that is like and came to theresa may's defence, talking about her valiant effort and criticised the disloyal people who are plotting against terror, calling them self absorbed, doing it for the wrong reasons. the bigger picture, he said, if the conservative party do not win back hearts and minds that they lost in the general election, that could be good forjeremy corbyn going forward. help for eu citizens who've settled in scotland and want to stay after brexit will be discussed at the snp conferen

be about to change with plus pool, it is a swimming pool designed to float in the river and filter overt safe to beijing. the project has been floated around and realised for years, attracting some celebrity backers and kickstart funding. now, they are trying to get 100,000 on—line signatures to acquire $100,000 grant which they claim will help to end these plans into a reality. thanks to everyone who sent us their pictures this month using the hashtag travel tuesday. here are some of my favourites. claire spoke to pursue out of her hotel room in italy. this was sent to us during the kampala city festival in uganda. rashid sent us city festival in uganda. rashid sent usa city festival in uganda. rashid sent us a photo of this morning commuters in dakar, bangladesh. don't forget to check out our twitter and facebook feeds full loads of extra special travel show content. now let's look at the travel videos clocking up views online. this year marks 100 years since the russian revolution, so we've selected to make films showing different sides to the world's largest country. this isa to the

they began to attack prison officers with pool balls. the prison officers with pool balls.s retreated from the wing. what happened then is that specially trained tornado squads went in to restore order. we have heard in the last hour or so that order has been restored at the squad. we had a short statement from the prison service saying that the incident was resolved and there were no injuries to star for prisoners. the spokesperson goes on to say they will not tolerate violence in prisons and those responsible could spend longer behind bars. do we know what provoked this and who might be involved? it is a high security prison and we have no information on what caused it. it is a prison that houses around 600 of the most serious offenders, once with very long sentences. some of those who have been there recently include a radical islamist preacher and another one who was jailed for life later in the us for terror offences. people like that. it is... a prison where there has been violence in the past, four murders inside the prison within the last quarter years. girls will b

the story of the pool is something. linzie janis back with us. you were telling us they're estimating the damage to housing alone at more than $1 billion already? >> reporter: that's right david. at least 5% of the housing here in santa rosa totally wiped out. the damage estimates, more than $1.2 billion. and you can see just how quickly people fled. these three wheelchairs left charred outside this house. david. >> excellent reporting for us all week. let's get to rob because there are red flag warnings in northern california and you were saying concern in southern california this weekend too? >> yeah. you saw lyinsey's hot. red flag warning where the winds reach critical fire criteria after midnight by tomorrow morning, los angeles and ventura counties. these are dry santa ana winds dropping humidity levels below 10%. dangerous levels right through the weekend. >>> to the crisis in puerto rico. home to 3.5 million american citizens and more than three weeks after hurricane maria struc struck. we were there not far from where the president lande

higher cost pool and they won't ultimately be able to afford their coverage. so that is the impact on the swrid m individual market. >> what more could the president do via executive order to obamacare as it is commonly known without congress' help? >> well, we've already seen expensive steps from the white house to undermine the upcoming open enrollment period like cutting the assistance for a people who are trying to enroll by almost 90%. so there are a number of other steps that they could take. in fact one of them that people are particularly worried about is what they could do to undermine what is currently the essential health benefit package which does require lunch for things like maternity care and inpatient hospitalization and prescription drug coverage. they could act through executive order and regulation to say that those essential health benefits while you have to cover the category, you don't have to cover anything in particular under that category. so a person could get maternity coverage that really is meaningless. they could easily do that th

no female has every won medals in the swimming pool and the open water in the same olympics.lvers, but it's tokyo, why not go for gold, eh? carlin has consistencely conquered challenges that have come her way and is determined to succeed in all forms of swimming. i really don't like jellyfish, i really don't likejellyfish, i couldn't do that! it's the version of football that helped brazil and spain win world cups with such flair, and now the home nations are hoping futsal can do the same here. it puts the emphasis on technique and ball control in a tight space, and this week the new national men's league started, with the women's due to kick off later this month. one of the strongest teams is in birmingham and mike bushell joined them in training. from the streets of south america where it started, to sports halls across the uk, and the new national futsal league. it's the sport with a lot of soul, because there's a lot of that involved, rolling the ball with your foot. and look — the balls are much smaller and less bouncy than normal footballs, it's on a hard court and in a

melissa hatheier has been filmed rescuing a shark by calmly picking it up from a rock pool and throwing sea. she released the stranded animal after her mother noticed a fin in the sydney pool where she was swimming. ms hatheier said the animal, believed to be a port jackson shark, the shark quickly swam away when released. that shark has a lot of sense. sarah goes. she is a brave woman. 0h, that shark has a lot of sense. sarah goes. she is a brave woman. oh, it wriggles! and slippery. it is gone. well done, that woman. time for a look at the weather. good evening. the wane has caused disruption across cumbria today we have had over 200 millimetres since it started yesterday evening. as you can see it was very cloudy, very poor visibility, lots of hill fog. although the main bulk of the rain is clearing, and we are coming into clearer weather behind, there are lots of showers coming in as well. that cloud denoting some fairly intense downpours. we will enjoy a little late sunshine before it faded. the rain has taken till after dark to reach southern and eastern areas. those showers are s

the pool. dug run space. grilling stations. all that. 24-hour fitness center. special glasses that are available to the residents. no additional charge. >> there is an identical pool on the other roof that the condos use. there are a couple of condos three-bedroom runs $3 million. this is one of the most instagramed location in the district next summer. reporting live along the water front in southwest at the new wharf, i'm sam sweeney. abc7 news. jonathan: that looks fantastic. abc7 will have live coverage tomorrow starting with "good morning washington" bright and early at 4:25 in the morning. nancy: now to the growing crisis in california where the new stid owe giving an -- new video giving an idea of the challenges even once the fire passed. that is a gas main sending flames in the air at a home completely destroyed. there are thousands of buildings like that all around. officials say 3,500 homes and businesses are now destroyed. 21 people are confirmed dead. that is a number that is expected to continue rising. at this hour, firefighters still are not able

the association health plans that allow small businesses to pool together to form larger pools, that already exists. there are groups called professional employee organizations or peos that can do that already, that can pool small businesses to buy health insurance in bulk. that's not going to have that much of an effect on the market. the point about these short-term plans, all the president has done here is revert back to the rules that were in place a year ago under president obama. it was only as the president, the last president, president obama, was leaving office, that they restricted the length of these plans to 90 days. before that you could buy these plans up to 364 days. all the president has done here is revert to those preexisting rules. >> brangham: andy slavitt, you heard this, raindrops on a rhinoceros. why are you so concerned if it is so minor? >> i think what's going to happen, we have some experience with this, is that, look, if you're young and healthy and a 27-year-old male, insurance price will come down for you. i think that's one of the things you're trying t

>> one of our six pools. >> six pools? pool, and then i wanted to put an ice-skating rink down on the bottom of the house, but just dealing with the zamboni and all that just seemed -- >> oh, you don't want all that aggravation. you got six pools. what do you need all that aggravation? >> so i put a roller rink instead. >> oh, so you rent out the roller skates? are they free? >> i'll give them away for free. >> i'm sure by the next time i talk to you, there's gonna be some other things you're gonna add on... >> yeah. >> ...and change. and david will never know until it's finished, right? >> or until he watches your show. >> that's exactly right. >> [ chuckles ] >> coming up next... you may have heard of safe rooms, but you probably think it's not something you need or a luxury item you can't afford. you'll be surprised to hear what we've learned. so stick around. [ woman vocalizing ] if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our

down here and found our way into this pool. >> abc news obtained this video from the l.a.and her husband john. they say they survived the firestorm on monday morning by running out of their home and they jumped into their neighbor's swimming pool in santa rosa. they used a wet t-shirt to protect their faces from burning embers that were flying all over the place. they also went underneath the water periodically just to keep from being burned alive. they were in the pool for about six hours before the fire died down. >> the silverado country club neighborhood has been reopened only to residents. and rick and family were just overjoyed to find their home still standing. rick called it surreal. >> you can see the house standing. >> huge relief. huge relief, just praying it was still here. >> thought it was going to burn down, but you see that? it burned a little. >> it is a relief. but this family certainly understands how lucky they are because many of their neighbors' homes did not make it. >> on the front lines from aircraft to firefighters, the battle to keep the fires fr

and kelly hancock is a state senator reorder the risk pools in the states of texas right now nobody is enrolled there is no money but if that was available they could be up and running in a short period of time. so yes texas would benefit. there would be the equalization of the dollars available. those states that expanded medicaid with a state like texas. there has to be away to even things out. that is one of the main sticking points had to handle a state that expanded mandate -- medicated those that didn't i of members from virginia they work very

prominent issues in the episcopal church, barbara harris recently stepped down, and elizabeth glass pool list out in new york. pauli herself became the first african-american female bishop, i i mean female priest ordained in the episcopal church. more recently, our work has been celebrated by two institutions. first of all, in durham north carolina her childhood home hass been named a national historic landmark. so if you go toha durham, you cn go and see her childhood home also just this past p weekend, this past friday, her alma mater, whatever three law school alma mater is, yale university, dedicated a pauli murray college. it's a residential college. it isfi the first college named after an african-american, after a woman, and someone identified as lgbtq. that's just a little bit about who she is, but let me say just a little bit about what i had hoped to do with this book. i had several goals in mind when i decided to write this book. i want to look at how it is that a woman who was the granddaughter of a mixed race slave antiwoman whose ancestry entitled her to membership in the d

is tackling her phobia as she goes for olympic gold in the pool and in open water. and the fast feet of futsal — the british league which could bring about world cup glory. yes, hello and welcome along. so much to get through this evening. but we start with the super league grand final at old trafford, the culmination of an enthralling season. and what would be a crowning moment for either castleford or leeds. yes, 30 minutes played between two teams with contrasting fortunes in the league's showpiece occasion. it is leeds' tenth final, having won seven. this the first time castleford have made it this far — but they're the form team, having won the league leader's shield. tom briscoe put leeds ahead in the

region the national government though blames pool independence leaders for what they call senseless events while in the regional capital barcelona offices used batons and fired rubber bullets during progress random protests that lead at least

the research pools that are coming into effect in january from mifid ii. benjamin j -- benjamin bayne joins us. -- bain joins us. ?hat happens after 30 months will it be written in a more permanent way? benjamin: i am sure wall street brokerages hope they get another get out of jail free card. the sec left the door open in terms of what they are likely to do once that two and a half years or so expires. kind of worth noting that this basically is what wall street brokerages have been pushing for for months in washington. they got the sec, wall street's main regulator, to step in and tell them they are able to payments as will

. >>> an alligator in the pool. two suspicious fires. open access. problems mounting for a shuttered motel on a busy jersey shore gateway. >> we're not going to let this thing linger for months. >> i'm ted greenburg with the deadline the city has impodsed n the property. >>> above average temperatures, take a look. the warmth continues to spill into philadelphia. it's not going to last too much longer. i'll break it down for you in the full forecast. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. >>> a man running from police was found hiding in an unusual place in wilmington. a trash can. this all started when employees at ente

melissa: how is that high-risk pool, how was that successful? did you lay off risk in reinsurance markets? people say that math doesn't add up. you had one that worked. what made it worked? >> invisible high-risk pool where the insurance companies can't game the civil what works. they don't know who is coming into the network and coming out so they don't cherry-pick. that was precisely in the american health care act. as $138 billion worth of safety net would allow states to reimpose the high-risk pool. allow prices to fall for everybody else, especially the young and healthy who right now can't afford to come into the insurance market. >> interesting. congressman, thank you, appreciate your time. >> my pleasure. david: well we did get a new record high for the nasdaq. the dow teetered on the brink of history. unfortunately did settle just a share, a hair shy of a new record of the both were higher for the week. nasdaq, i believe, correct me if i'm wrong, producers, this is i believe a high during the trump administration for the nasdaq, correct

around 80 prisoners are understood to have attacked staff, some of them using pool balls. spain's prime minister wants clarification from catalonia within five days on whether or not it has formally declared independence. the catalan president has signed a declaration to that effect but suspended it to allow for talks. now it's time for world business report. virtual reality check. it's the ‘next big thing' that never quite took off. so can facebook‘s new gadget finally bring vr to the masses? plus, the art of ditching the deal. could president trump's new strategy on iran mean the return of us sanctions? we get the views of an iranian investor. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme samsung boss jay y lee arrives at seoul high court for the first hearing of his appeal case against a five—yearjail term for corruption. we'll have the latest. we start in sanjose california where facebook boss mark zuckerberg's announced plans for this — a virtual reality headset that you can wear anywhere and doesn't need to be plugged into a computer. the

they stayed in a swimming pool. carmen gripped her husband of 55 years as the towering flames consumed a home they rented in santa rosa. they were unable to flee the area but her husband, armando, got the idea to jump into the pool to escape the flames. they huddled there for hours. eventually carmen, who had a history of lung troubles, stopped breathing. she died in her husband's arms. >> those two together were one person. and the love they had for each other was something that everybody has always admired and loved. >> now, armando survived in the pool. his face, head and hands were burned but he is expected to survive. the couple had been vacationing in wine country. >>> verizon is helping people because communications has been tough in wine country. so the company is helping people affected by the wildfires get in touch with loved ones. it's actually using microwave technology to offer connectivity on its networks. disaster response teams are setting up trailers with internet access, laptops and phone charging

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- well i yelled, when he called me out i yelled, i yelled at him across the pool, i said "i'm tweeting what you're saying." - oh, that's why he decided that he likes twitter! - i, i guess, i guess. - right, you mentioned tweeting, he thinks you're great now. - and that was, i think that was the last time he liked my twitter. (audience laughing) very serious. i used to get emails from hope saying, "mr. trump thinks your tweets are disgraceful. not nice!" (audience chuckling) and i'm like what? - what? he has time to be looking at my twitter feed. - yes. - so you go ahead to july 8th. - yeah. - you finally get an interview with trump at trump tower. - yeah. - this is your first big interview. - yeah. - and this really is a defining moment, is it not? both in this book and for your relationship. - absolutely, and for my career, frankly. and my life, really. i walked into trump tower on july 8th, i sat down, i had spent the evening before just studying donald trump, finding out everything i could possibly know about him. that morning i got a pep talk from chuck todd, who's the moderator of

no female has every won medals in the swimming pool and the open water. in the same 0lympics!silver, do you dream about the gold, still? yeah! 0bviously i'm happy with two silver but it's tokyo, why not go for gold, eh? carolyn has consistencely conquered challenges that have come her way and is determined to succeed in all forms of swimming. good luck to her good luck that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. this is bbc news with sean ley. as we've been hearing, thousands of people are gathering in madrid for a rally in favour of remaining a unified spain. opponents of catalonia's push for independence have called for demonstrations to be held in several spanish cities, including barcelona. so how likely will a declaration of independence be? earlier i spoke to professor jose rodriguez mora, who's in favour of catalans remaining part of spain. and also meritxell puerto—marquez, who's voted for independence. she began by telling me why she and so many others are so desperate for a change. we needed the change since 2006, when the previous governme

>> i almost jumped in the pool you are about to see in the story. it's a combination of hotel and residences with amenities out of this world. it's a competitive market for buildings like this. the city hopes that means more businesses will come here. >> aka holding the grand opening tonight at 9th and walnut in the fmc tower. raising the bar in luxury living with city views from the pool and terrace, even a 3d golf simulator, movie theater and the list goes on. >> it's nice to have amenities of hotels you have been to in your apartment neighborhood. you can eat, dine, sleep, entertain all in one. >> according to the greater philadelphia hotel association, the city is seeing a boone with four opening just this year and 15 in the planning stages. >> we are looking at a 25% increase in our room inventory. we have to make sure we market the city properly and make sure positive changes at the convention center stay in play. >> the city is vying for amazon's second headquarters. >> i think amazon will see the investment made. there will be more competiti