>> rene: so, this is actually beer made from asparagus. >> anthony: it's tasty. >> rene: yeah. >> reneat was the name of the cow. >> soren: uh, 76300330. >> rene: chef, do you want to do the tartar? >> anthony: what are you thinking, just hack up the meat? >> rene: hack up the meat. oh, it already looks good. i'm going to go on the asparagus, on the leeks. clean them up, grill them. put a little sun lotion on these guys. soren, do you want to do a potato salad? >> soren: yeah. >> rene: what should we put on the tartar? wild onions -- bit of this horseradish. that's the chives. chive flowers. >> anthony: okay a little salt on the leek and a little cheese? >> rene: yes. >> rene: that's the angelica. take all these flowers and we mix that in. some vinegar. elderflower vinaigrette for the grilled asparagus. >> soren: a few eggs from my mother's free birds. >> anthony: done. >> rene: it didn't take us 10 minutes, but we have four courses. this is like three michelin stars, chef. >> anthony: oh yeah. >> rene: ooh. oh man. >> anthony: perfect. look at that. >> rene: wow. wow, wow, wow. >> ant

. >>> rene: let's have some crayfish. >> anthony: delicious. >> rene: cheers, guys!anthony: cheers! >> rene: mid-summer! mid-summer's day. longest day of the year. >> anthony: the danes, to mark the mid-summer's eve, gather and partake in traditions. >> rene: and the sun comes out --we salute you! >> anthony: like enjoying picnics, building bonfires. >> rene: there's a fire. >> anthony: oh, yeah! >> rene: there's going to be a fire. >> anthony: and burning witches. >> man: we made those fires back in the day to keep the witches away. because they thought all the witches were meeting on this solstice and ba, ba, ba. >> alessandro: okay, where's the

the little girl she brought with her was renee and renee was 6. a little older then. didn't matter. they dashed off to her bedroom to play. this is renee now. that room is stuck in her memory, too. >> her room was gorgeous. a nice sized room for a little kid. she had a canopy bed. tons of dresses. toys galore. >> and you had none of that. >> no. and i was like, wow, this is nice. >> an alien world to renee. the most wonderful thing she'd ever seen. and while the little girls played in the bedroom, shirley was with bobbie in the living room talking. and then she called renee. >> so when it was time to leave, i didn't want to go. can we stay longer? no, but your new friend is coming with us, said shirley. >> oh, okay. so she came, and then that's how everything started. >> so it did. it was to be an overnight, the girls were told. a little fun. they'd stay with shirley in her los angeles motel room, return the next morning. that was the plan, said shirley. but shirley lied. >> we got in the car, and we never went back. and my life completely changed from that point on. completely. >>

the little girl she brought with her was renee and renee was 6. a little older then. didn't matter. they dashed off to her bedroom to play. this is renee now. that room is stuck in her memory, too. >> her room was gorgeous. a nice sized room for a little kid. she had a canopy bed. tons of dresses. toys galore. >> and you had none of that. >> no. and i was like, wow, this is nice. >> an alien world to renee. the most wonderful thing she'd ever seen. and while the little girls played in the bedroom, shirley was with bobbie in the living room talking. and then she called renee. >> so when it was time to leave, i didn't want to go. can we stay longer? no, but your new friend is coming with us, said shirley. >> oh, okay. so she came, and then that's how everything started. >> so it did. it was to be an overnight, the girls were told. a little fun. they'd stay with shirley in her los angeles motel room, return the next morning. that was the plan, said shirley. but shirley lied. >> we got in the car, and we never went back. and my life completely changed from that point on. completely. >>

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. >> en junio de este aÑo, el camionero de salvador renÉ flores denunciÓ en un reportaje a us today losaÑos iba a ser mÍo. >> cÓmo renÉ el 70% de los camioneros de los puertos son inmigrantes latinos y muchos han caÍdo en la misma situaciÓn, renÉ creyÓ que acabarÍa siendo dueÑo del camiÓn y asegura que para pagarlo tuvo que trabajar 20 horas al dÍa y 6 dias a la semana durante 4 aÑos. >> no sÉ pero cÓmo le hacÍa yo, pero con el poquito que podÍa agarrar la traÍa a mi casa, con la esperanza que un dÍa mi nombre iba a estar en este documento. >> ha demandado a la compaÑÍa por robo de salario, pero los abogados alegan que renÉ flores no era empleado de morgan... y que fue despedido por haber violado de las tÉrminos de su arriendo, solo despuÉs de mil demandas contra varias empresas de transporte los camioneros han conseguido hacerse oÍr ante las autoridades. >> lo que estÁn haciendo estas compaÑÍas con los trabajadores es una estafa, yo voy a luchar para estos trabajadores. >> los concejales de los Ángeles han aprobado la revisiÓn de las empresas que trabajan en los puertos. y por primera

renee ralph/su padre ser desalojado renee dice estar molesta.su padre vive aqu y no tiene otro lugare ir"... la gerencia del hogar de ancianos dice que el problema escapa de sus manos y en un comunicado explic que el dueÑo de la propiedad "declin renovar el contrato de arrendamiento de largo plazo porque tiene planes de darle otro uso al inmueble" "westlake realty group declin renovar el contrato de arrendamiento de largo plazo porque tiene planes de darle otro uso a la inmueble". hogar de ancianos the atria chateau gardens los residentes tienen sesenta das para empacar.el cierre del centro est a la vuelta de la esquina.las puertas cerrarn para siempre en febrero del prximo aÑo. lynn law/ afectada a lynn le preocupa los pocos centros de ancianos disponibles en el rea de san jos.lo cual la obligara a considerar otras ciudades ms alejadas. rene no puede creer que estn expulsando a su padre a la calle en tiempo de navidad . a casi dos millas del hogar de ancianos, una compaÑa de tecnologa proyecta construir un nuevo recinto y esto ha llevado a los afectados a especular, que sta sea la r

this is renee carter.he right now 'cause if you said christmas mie thomas, renee says she's in her bodacious bow holiday vest which took over 300 bows to make. >> okay. she's definitely feeling the christmas spirit. good for you renee and renee says she's a big fox5 fan and she can't start her day without her fox5 fix. >> renee, you may not be a tree but clearly mike is your kindred spirit this morning so let's go from that vision to this vision. >> that's got like -- >> yeah. >> a million to one. >> less was 11. >> yeah, hers -- great job renee. i think it looks fantastic. you and me, yeah, come on. airport delays out there. not seeing too much yet. i know just airports just recently opened so we will watch this map throughout the day. we'll see if any kick up. we do have some snow off to the north of town up through new york that we'll have to keep a eye on for travel troubles up towards new york and interior new york. chilly start for school. mostly cloudy as they get off to the bus stop. after school m

rene marsh, cnn, washington. >>> an eye-opening report, truly terrific work by rene marsh.ation analyst, mary sciavo and cnn's justin green, also an aviation attorney. mary, what is the airline's level of responsibility here? are they supposed to be patrolling this kind of behavior? >> they are. they have a federal aviation regulation. it's 121.421. it says they're supposed to be trained and able to handle any kind of passenger misbehavior. and then of course they have a federal criminal law on their side. 49 united states code 46504 which says you cannot interfere with a flight crew. they have these two sets of laws that should help to govern the situation. but the problem is the training and it's technically the fbi that handles crimes in the air. and the fbi isn't hanging around the airports. they have other things to do. so there's the problem. you have a gap. >> justin, how would one go about prosecuting this kind of case? where do you even file charges? >> well, the first thing you have to do is report it. and reporting to the airline is -- may not be enough. the airl

i'm renee marsh in for christie paul. >> president trump starts his christmas vacation and he's celebrating his first major legislative win. >> he headed out to his florida resort after he signed the tax bill into law. cheered what he called the largest tax cuts in history. but despite his excitement, aides told the president to avoid the presidential year end news conference out of fears that there could be a lot of questions about russia. >> and those concerns come as investigators interview the long time personal assistant as part of the russia probe. and democrats warn republican leaders against shutting down the investigation. >> more on that in just a moment, but let's start with dan near the president's resort there in florida. no doubt that the tax bill, big win for the president as he wraps up 2017. >> reporter: it really is a huge win and the president is not somebody who likes muted celebrations. he's kind of a larger than life figure even before he was president so it was surprising when he signed this bill in

renee, thomas, and clint. i anticipate a very lively and fascinating conversation. want to start with thomas. when the supreme court decided citizens united it predicated the whole idea that corporations should be able to spend my in elects because the internet, which was then seen as this great engine of transparency and democracy, the arab spring was going on -- the internet would be full transparency to american elections, and that was the magic bullet. and at the time i was in the obama administration. we were really taken with the idea of internet freedom, but it seems that since then the openness of the internet, which we hoped would solve a lot of political problems, undernine authoritarian governments, is almost being used to undermine democracy by some authoritarian governments. can you give us a little history about information operations, what have we been missing and what do we need to pay more attention. to. >> yeah. thank you. i am happy to try to provide some history. i'm writing a book on the history of disinformation right now so please stop me if i

this is sara willerman and her 66-year-old mom renee. she made national headlines, after the picture showing renee's hobby. renee was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's when she was only 2. at first doctors encouraged her to focus on crocheting to keep her mind busy and the disease took hold. and now they are forced to pack up the crochet tools. since being diagnosed 12 years ago renee's condition has detear why itted to none verbal and unable to care for herself. she dug up the crocheted patches and laid them out like this. she captured a manifestation of her mother's mind unraveling. she post that on social media in the spring and recently went viral thanks in part to this. microsoft founder bill gates commented on sara's picture thanking her for sharing it and calling it a clear representation and the toll alzheimer's takes on the brain. gate as loan has donated $50 million to find a cure for alzheimer's. you can donate by going to 6abc.com. pretty wild stuff. >>> how about this? this is perhaps a scene that so many of you have se

>> well, i think, rene, first of all, good morning.ne of the key things and sam hit it very well is terror knows no politics. this poll that you cited i found it very interesting as i read through it where it said led likely to anticipate terror when the president is a never of your preferred parties. that's silliness, because terrorists will strike when they want to and how they want to. like we've seen with iraq and syria, they've certainly been decimated in conventional fight and the ability to hold on to the cities. as you said, there's a lot of homegrown terrorists and cyber, agency you mentioned. and as sam mentioned, the fight against isis, we might have been successful, but i think we'll see them go into a new phase of operations where we have not seen before. where those who were not killed are going to go in the mountains and continue to fight on. and they'll be going beyond what we've been talking about for several years. it's got to be a fight against the ideology of isis. and extreme islamism. >> because, sam, we haven't h

. ♪ >>> good morning, i'm rene marsh in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.d sunday to you. >>> the president of the united states versus the fbi. president trump went on a tweet attack on the agency agency's dispute director. >> trump reupped accusations that andrew mccabe is buyased due to replying donations his wife received in the past. mccabe -- the white house is fighting claims that president trump made derogatory remarks about immigrants. "the new york times" reports during a meeting with top administration officials, president trump claimed all haitians have aides and nigerians would never go back to their huts once they saw the united states. >>> we start with at president's fbi attacks. >> reporter: good morning. trump's tweets taking aim at several fbi officials, including deputy director andrew mccabe came with word that mccabe told senior fbi officials months ago that he was planning on retiring. the two sources familiar with this plan told cnn. now a couple of months ago, he told senior agents he was eligible to retire in march and that he had

. ♪ >>> rene: it's your first time to denmark?oster boy for the entire country, you should be. >> rene: we go, no? >> anthony: yes, let's go. you are saddled with the weight of best restaurant in the world. i know this looks totally bogus. it's -- fantastic. >> alessandro: you need to work twenty hours a day in order to achieve this. >> rene: come on guys, they're waiting now. let's go. >> alessandro: it's so much less about "wooo" you know? it's about bang! and it's dun, dun, dun,

if she were here, she'd be behind you, renee, giving me the middle finger and horns behind you.thing to get me to laugh. i will never stop missing her. but i'm just grateful we had her for as long as we did. >> daisy ridley, back as rae. >> i wond. >> and thinking back to carie and her real life affair with the real han solo. >> i went to her trailer and i was like, what are you doing? and she said, writing a chapter of my book. >> so you saw the film? >> i did. >> you got to work closely with mark. >> yaeah, you are either really strong or he is not the heavy yet man. >> maybe both. >> the light saber master giving me weapons training. >> she is so calm about it. >> i have done -- i have not done it in a while. >> he is out of his coma and still in danger. >> there's a lot of speculation that it's the darkest chapter in the series, do you agree with it? >>so far, yeah. >> he is letting it slip that we are all in for a royal surprise. >> prince william and harry are on set, are they in the film? >> apparently i can't. >> now that you already did. >> can you get in trouble? >>. >

and we found anthony and rene sprinting back to their home.t was a scramble repeated thousands of times in california this week, rene ripping photos off the walls of her room. willing to help any help in the dash to friday. why the wedding dress? >> we've been together since i was 19. we've been through so much. >> reporter: parts of california facing some of the most critical conditions on record. marcus moore embedded with fire fighters. >> we have firefighters who have lost their homes, so it is personal. >> reporter: back at the skirball fire, that's now 20% contained. what you see right behind me is a backfire lit by firefighters. what they're trying to do is create a buffer between the scorched earth and the unburned fields. matt gutman, abc news, santa paula, california. >> the weather is not helping things. the santa ana winds with low humidity are fuelling those fires. and randomly changing their direction. >> and with no rain in the forecast, fire with the flames. rob marciano is following the progress. >> reporter: here, the creek f

and cnn's rene marsh is live in washington with breaking details. rene?the taxiway right after touchdown at boston's logan airport last night. passengers said that the plane essentially kept on spinning until it was facing the opposite direction. take a listen. >> we were straight and all of a sudden it started fishtailing. and, yeah, it started getting rough. >> once i realized we were going off the runway, i was like, uh-oh. >> all of a sudden, we started sliding and we started spinning and spinning and spinning. and ended up in a snowbank. >> all right, well, the airline says that there were no injuries. so that's the good news. passengers had to be bused to the terminals at the airport

companies. >> that's right, rene.say is these anti-tank munitions are considered lethal weapons, but what the u.s. says and the state department said in a statement last night, these weapons are considered defensive in nature, because they are not going after someone. the ukrainians are defending their territory, and that's why, you know, these anti-tank missiles can puncture the kind of armored vehicles that the russians use. now, we had some new reaction from the russians this morning. deputy foreign minister sergei rubikof in a statement said this will create new bloodshed. the united states in a certain sense he said had crossed the line with the intention of transferring weapons of direct damaging action to ukraine. new weapons can lead to new victims in our neighboring country, to which we cannot remain indifferent. so a lot of people are afraid this could be a pretext for russia to launch new attacks, new strikes into ukraine to try and further its grip on the country. rene? >> elise, i think it's important als

sot 1 3:18 rene martinez le negaron asilo a su esposa llenado de regreso es como mandarla a la muertelgo así, no puede ni ayudarla uno. tk 2 su caso fue uno de los 30,179 procesados en el aÑo fiscal 2017. segun un estudio del proyecto trac de la universidad de syracuse se vieron en las cortes de inmigracion 8 mil casos mas en el mismo periodo en 2016. pero tambien subieron en casi un 62 porciento los rechazos a estas peticiones. el estudo asegura que la falta de representacin legal fue clave. sot 3 00:14 alex galvez abogado de inmigración yo pienso que las cifras son claras si tienes un abogado vas a tener una mejor oportunidad de ganar tu caso sin embargo 1 en 5 personas que aplicaron por el asilo tuvieron abogado. gfx 2 el reporte encontro que las nacionalidades con una alta tasa de rechazo son mexico, haiti, el salvador, honduras y guatemala. para la abogada erika pinheiro su experienca reciente en casos de asilo se asemeja a lo reflejado por el reporte de trac. seÑala que en aÑos pasados los solicitantes recibian una cita y podran encontrar un abogado pero que ahora los dejan dete

rene, do you want to start? what the social media platforms do and what should the government be doing? >> i think i have a couple different avenues. you have market promotive regulation, which is where users get very angry. that's something the media often helps push. or you have self-regulation. where the companies decide as an industry this is something worth their time. and then there's government, which takes much longer. and i don't think we're going to see that happen by 2018, which is of course a source of major concern for people who pay attention to this problem. i think that we saw with isis a few years back -- russia is not the first time that the tech bought firms have had a disinformation and propaganda problem. it took several years to get the tech companies to come together on this forum to combat internet terrorism. i think it was about three years from the identification of the problem and something be done to this organization being stood up to do something. so in many ways i think we're going

hi, i'm renee. renee, could you-- how do you normally sleep? not well. not well?your back? side? i'll start on my back, roll, and back and forth. okay, why don't you get-- your normal sleep, why don't you go on your back? we'll try that, and get still. we're going to take a snapshot when you get still like you would be sleeping. okay. if we got... okay, here now, this is the pressure points we talk about, all these red spots. and, what we'll do now, is we're gonna show how, with my mattress topper, how this is going to affect you. how it's going to be amazing and these red spots should go away. so if you want to hop off. we'll bring out my mattress topper. good job, guys. tonja: thank you. and now if you go back on here on your back again like you did before. now remember, this is the technology, this is the transitional foam we talked about that removes those pressure points. and if we show on the map here, now with my mattress topper, look at that, look at the red. wow! the difference is amazing. and if you, if you sit up now, if you sit up, now we're going to s

renee, you've been talking to sources including amtrak.e latest we know about the extent of this crash? >> the big questionson how many people died in this? when you look at the images it really is devastate tolg see. the truth of the matter is, jim, we don't have hard number as far as fatalities. there are train car this have not been able to search because it's simply

renee, you've been talking to sources including amtrak. what is the latest we know about the extent of this crash? >> the big questionson how many people died in this? when you look at the images it really is devastate tolg see. the truth of the matter is, jim, we don't have hard number as far as fatalities. there are train car this have not been able to search because it's simply safe. at this point we don't know how many are dead. we know all the fatalities happened to individuals who were on board the train. believe it or not, no one died on the road beneath. all of that said, we do know that there were 14 cars altogether on this train. 13, as you mentioned, jumped the track. two of those -- two of the 14 cars were engines. we know there were some 78 passengers on board, according to amtrak, and five crew. this was a new route. that will be something that will be of interest to investigators. one of the questions i'm certain that investigators will want to have answered is, was the crew that was inside this train, were they familiar wit

cnn's rene marsh is covering for us. renee, update our views. tell us what your learning. >> reporter: well, wolf, at this hour, and we are talking about six hours after this derailment and we still do not have a clear handle on how many people have died. local law enforcement saying that it is just not safe to search all of the cars at this point, but i'm quoting one law enforcement officer who says anyone in those cars at this point is not alive. >> amtrak 501. emergency -- emergency. emergency. we are on the ground. need ems asap. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic audio after amtrak 501 left the tracks. >> we're coming over the corner to go across the bridge and we went on the ground. >> reporter: plummeted on to an overpass and interstate 5 during morning rush hour near olympia washington. >> is everybody okay? >> i'm still figuring that out. >> reporter: police confirm multiple deaths and injuries on the high-speed train which was on its inaugural run between seattle and portland. amtrak officials tell cnn there were 78 passengers aboard, alon

this is renee carter.many people said christmas tree but if you guessed that you're kind of close but you're wrong. in her quote review, this is what she's wearing. a bodacious bow holiday vest of t.it took her over 300 bows o make that. >> that is so cute. she is in the spirit for sure. >> i love that. >> she is definitely feeling it. good for you renee. you're helping us feel it, too. renee says she's a big fox5 fan. she cannot start her day without her fox5 fix. >> yeah. >> love it. >> we do. >> okay. merry christmas to you. >> uh-huh. >> all righty. >> hello. >> tucker barnes. >> kev i wasn't really listening. what movie did you like. >> the post. >> the post, okay. thank you. >> we're going to get a graphic made for my star ratings to come up. 'cause there are so many numbers i was a 4.5 out of five. we'll have that in the new year i promise. going to have like an animation where the stars kind of fill in. going to be cool. >> nice. >> high tech, baby. >> we go all out. >> a mix of clouds and sun for

cnn's rene marsh joins me now.his is a major issue that really hasn't gotten a lot of attention. >> reporter: yeah, you're absolutely right and we searched several federal court records and we found several lawsuits against commercial airlines by passengers who say they were sexual assaulted or harassed and that airlines just simply didn't do enough to help. now we even found cases where children were victims. now four brave women are telling us about their me too moment that took place 30,000 feet in the air. >> reporter: a man arrested last week accused of fondling two female passengers on board a united airlines flight from newark to buffalo, new york. katie camp pose was one of them. >> he grabbed my upper thigh, like the crotch area. and he grabbed it pretty forcefully. >> reporter: a police report says that the man told the other woman he would like to kiss her. when she declined, he started stroking her leg. the man now charged with disorderly conduct. united airlines told cnn we have zero tolerance for this

hola, me llamo rene pérez y soy de pg&e. su seguridad es nuestra mayor prioridad.ción de las líneas y tuberías subterráneas para que pueda excavar con seguridad y evitar daños. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: a lo largo de 36 aÑos de carrera periodÍstica, pueden imaginar cuÁntas entrevistas ha hecho marÍa elena salinas en todo tipo de circunstancias ya todo tipo de personajes. todo forma parte de la historia de este noticiero, del paÍs y del mundo. es un imposible mostrarles todas, pero quiÉn mejor que su compaÑero de tantos aÑos jorge ramos para mostrar algunas. jorge: hacer la pregunta perfecta, para que el entrevistado revele lo que buscamos. >> si yo soy incapaz mentalmente, todos estamos locos. jorge: es oro requiere de experiencia, tÉcnica y un poco de paciencia. marÍa: para que las cosas cambien en panamÁ, usted debe de retirarse . >> bueno, eso debe ser lo mÁs fÁcil. jorge: marÍa elena logrÓ establecer la confianza para sacar la verdad. marÍa: te arrepientes de algo ? >> claro que sÍ. jorge: si el tema era difÍcil, nunca se cohibiÓ. marÍa: hay mucho que le atribuyen hab

rene marsh joins us with more details. what happened?mean, you know, it's one of those things where it sounds so unbelievable, but you've gotten so far. >>> this flight and then you are hearing the dreaded words, we have to turn the flight around. that's exactly what the 226 people ahead on board this flight. again, this was an 11 flight, four hours in, and the pilot made the determination they had to return to l.a.x. the airline is telling us this morning that during the flight the cabin crew became aware that one of the passengers boarded the incorrect flight and notified the pilot. as part of the airline security procedure, the pilot in command decided to return to the only nating airport where the passenger was disembarked. an aviation source tells me this is being characterized as an administrative mix-up. we strcht don't know what sort of mix-up, despite we all know that when you travel your boarding pass is it scanned. the airlines, they do have a code share agreement. on this particular flight it was ana 175, also coded as united

rene marsh reports. >> reporter: a man arrested last week united airlines flight.os was one of them. >> grabbed my upper thigh like the crotch area. and he grabbed it pretty forcefully. >> reporter: a police report says the man told the other woman he would like to kiss her. when she reclined he started stroking her leg. the man charged with disorderly conduct. united airlines says we have zero tolerance and the pilot requested the police meet them on arrival. not enough said campos. she said do better united airlines. she was placed directly behind the harasser, airlines says because there were few empty seats. the touching continued. >> at the end of the day, they didn't protect my safety or those around me and i don't think that's a good excuse. >> reporter: like campos these three women told cnn they were sexually harassed on commercial flights and the flight crew did little or nothing to help. >> he grabbed my arm and my side right under my left breast, right next to my left breast. >> reporter: iana heart was on a delta flight from may. she said the flight at

that's nationally acclaimed chef rene redzepi.he recipe. the chef's wife nadine is now being heralded for her cooking at home. >> reporter: if you're going to forage in someone's garden -- >> you can taste this. this is called ground elder. >> reporter: make it the garden of a world-class chef. >> there may be a bit of soil in it, but that's okay. >> reporter: rene redzepi put norway on track. it made headlines in the world with ingredients like live ants locally grown and it topped the list of restaurants four times. but at the home he shares with his wife nadine and three daughters, the chef is rarely in the kitchen. >> and you cook together at home? >> i mean we could, but i like -- no, we could, but -- >> she thinks i'm messy. >> a little bit. >> the couple met at noma before the restaurant became famous. >> we actually met on the elevator going up to the changing room. there was an awkward silence. and nadine said, so how long have you worked here. and i thought that was perfect. >> in your role at the restaurant at first was

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. >> napa valley artist edmund grant and christie renee are trying to get their lives back on track after the firestorm destroyed their home. >> it was so beautiful. we built it to show the art. >> i woke up every day and say i love my house and i love it here. >> along with the two-story dream villain and extensive art collection, their life's work displayed throughout the home was also reduced to ash. >> every day i had a conversation with the paintings. they were not going anywhere. they are were all in here. and you know, that's all gone. what are you going to do? >> they have shown their paintings and sculptures around the world. in places such as london, paris and new york. it was here in napa valley that they created the personal and intimate studio to share their prized collections with art lovers. >> it's a complete death. it's hard to deal with. >> this is your dream. >> it's 6 years to build. it's all in there. now the as they struggle to move forward and navigate through the insurance red tape, they are trying not to focus on what was lost, but rather what was saved. >> after

rene marsh brings us the details. >> reporter: women, this isell, alerts them when a change is made andhey have been tracking the changes since president trump got into office and they say the epa is slowly erasing the facts. the environmental protection agency is scrubbing more references to climate change to their website. links on how to adapt to climate change, gone, too. on epa's web page for the nation's most contaminated super fund site, click the climate change link, you will find it is being updated to reflect epa's priorities under the leadership of president trump. >> i don't even -- what it means to deny the climate? i would say they are exage rates tors. >> reporter: the agency says of course the site will be reglek difference reflective of the current administration's priority. but this isn't the first time the trump administration has wiped away references to climate change. in april the agency scrubbed this page devoted to climate change. instead this message popped up. andrew is monitoring the government website for changes. >> what is the ultimate end goal? >> i think

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the task force voted to find that it had already found commissioner rene in violation so, there was no reason to have another hearing. so we were grateful for that decision. i had a great time and learned a lot at the conference in toronto. i attended countless presentations, i guess i could count them, but didn't, one for every 1 1/2-hour block and made good connections with staff around the country that do the same work we do. i especially enjoyed speaking at the roundtable. i was a moderator and presenter to other municipality and council and we learned a lot about what each of us does and the, you know, frequent problems we encounter and our investigations, and it was good to hear ideas and realize we're not alone in our struggles. update on an investigative caseload, we were only able to open one investigation. we have, again, 29 matters pending review for dismissal. so we went -- our staff investigators are doing a great job getting through materials and we're hopeful that we'll be able to clear out anything older than -- what month are we on? we're looking at older than 18 month

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all questions we have asked the airline. >> thank you, rene.lk of shame. >>> we'll examine why the president keeps bringing it up. >>> a homeless man goes from addict to ironman. here's history in this "turning point." >> everything bad that happened in my life and everything that is now currently good in my life is a direct result of my real mother committing suicide when i was 3 1/2 years old. i took my first drink of alcohol at the age of 13. for the next 13 years, i was a full-blown alcoholic, cocaine, heroin, crack. i got my awakening tess age of 26. i received my third drunk driving charge. that's when i decided to turn my life around. the day i quit, i went cold turkey. what made me pursue the ironman was simply the enormity. i didn't know how to swim. i wasn't a bike reider, i wasn't running. about six years into my so brightity i've done iron man. 28 around the world. we want to talk about what it means for being sober. i wanted to simply show adigits what could be doen if you weren't drinking. i never figured i would be alive. that's

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