rob williams firsted a vi ed ea ignore fema's foundation. >> if he had gone fema, they would have tore it all out. >> reporter: and then? >> and then he would have been just like all these other lots. waiting. >> reporter: instead, this, construction began the first of january, by may, rob williams says it will all be finished and he'll be on to the next one did you ever get the feeling you were building a symbol? >> yeah, by the amount of traffic coming by every day. >> reporter: everyone amazed by this little house resolutely pushing up from the sodden soot. in coffee park, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> president trump is promising a path to citizenship. but there is a caveat, what he wants in exchange for his immigration program. >>> plus alexa, siri, google assistant. >>> and the bears who have a new home at the oakland zoo. >>> there could be a path to citizenship for hundreds of thousands of young people that were brought to this country as children and are now here illegal i. >>> president trump sounding optimistic tick that a bipartisan immigration deal is possible. but he's a

rob williams first advice, ignore fema's cleanup offer. the advantage? >> saving that foundation in my driveway. having excavators crack tg. >> that proved good. >> if he had gone fema, they would have tore it all up. >> then? >> he'd be like all these other lots. waiting. >> instead, this. construction began the first of january, by may rob williams says it will be finished and he'll be on to the next one. >> did you ever get the feeling you were building a symbol? >> yeah. by the amount of traffic coming by every day. >> everyone amazed by this little house resolutely pushing up from the sod and soot at the end of a rainbow. in coffey park, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> certainly good to see that progress. >> wayne knows how to tell a story. that's awesome for sure. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist mike nicco. >> the pretty dry doppler. a few showers off the north bay coast. those will fade away as they stay pretty much over the ocean the next couple of hours. we're going to start off with

rob williams' first advice?e fema's cleanup offer. >> saving the foundation in my driveway, having big excavators cracking t. >> reporter: after testing, that foundation proved good. >> he had gone to fema, they would have tore it out. >> reporter: and then? >> he would have been just like all these other lots, waiting. >> reporter: instead, this. construction began the first of january. by may, rob williams says it will be finished and he'll be on to the next one. did you ever get the feeling you were building a symbol? >> yeah. by the amount of traffic coming by every day. >> reporter: everyone amazed by this little house resolutely pushing up from the sun and soot. today at the end of a rainbow. in coffey park, wayne friedman, abc news. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast. kind of strange day out there. we had a little bit of everything. >> we did have variety. the spice of life, right, spencer? >> this it waswas a spicy day. at least we had a lot to talk about. things are much calmer now, but as you ca

rob williams' first advice?fema's cleanup offer. >> saving the foundation in my driveway, having big excavators cracking t. >> reporter: after testing, that foundation proved good. >> he had gone to fema, they would have tore it out. >> reporter: and then? >> he would have been just like all these other lots, waiting. >> reporter: instead, this. construction began the first of january. by may, rob williams says it will be finished and he'll be on to the next one. did you ever get the feeling you were building a symbol? >> yeah. by the amount of traffic coming by every day. >> reporter: everyone amazed by this little house resolutely pushing up from the sun and soot. today at the end of a rainbow. in coffey park, wayne friedman, abc news. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast. kind of strange day out there. we had a little bit of everything. >> we did have variety. the spice of life, right, spencer? >> this it waswas a spicy day. at least we had a lot to talk about. things are much calmer now, but as you can

construction began the first of january, buy may, rob williams says it will all be finished and he will be on the next one. >> did you ever get the feeling you were building a symbol? >> yeah. by the a traffic come by every day. >> everyone amazed by this little house resolutely pushing up. today at the end of a rainbow. in coffey park, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> well, two earthquakes hit the northern california coast this morning. the first one a magnitude 5.8 happened at 8:39 a.m., 100 miles from fern dale in humboldt county. the second wakt a 5.0 hit less than an hour later. no reports of damage. enchts mean the long awaited early earthquake warning system is one step closer to deployment. but it might take another three to seven years for cell phone alerts. mobile networks are currently too slow when the seconds count. that leaves the u.s. behind japan, turkey and other countries which already have national alert systems. >> the other systems in the world were built after large damaging and in many cases high fatality events. and those earthquakes produced the political will to

.>> rob williams worked for lake county contractors.>> people have been giving us a thumbs up. great job.>> reporter: for two weeks they were to build this new home. he said the company is used to rebuilding communities something he says is gratifying. his company built dozens of homes after the valley fire in lake county.>> the homeowner came over and started crying. she was so happy.>> reporter: this new home is 1200 square feet. also a billboard for an area that is in need of tlc. while we were here a man who lost his home stop by inquiring on a price to rebuild. that way he can figure out what to do next with his land.>> i have to decide whether to rebuild sell the lot. there is a lot of things to consider.>> we are getting more business every day. we have to start hiring people. we are getting bigger. we can bring more houses.>> reporter: is will be a three bedroom two bathroom home. they hope to have it done by may.>>> a long time coming but bart is finally ready to put the first of its new generation of cars into service starting tomorrow. the public utilities commission

. >> reporter: rob williams is a contractor. >> people have been giving us a thumbs up and say it looks great. >> reporter: for the last two weeks, they've worked hard to build this new home. williams said the company is used to rebuilding communities, something he says is gratifying. his company built dozens of homes after the valley fire in lake county. >> the homeowner came over when we are putting siding on and she started crying on my shoulder she was so happy. >> reporter: this new home on kerry lane is 1200 square feet and also a billboard for an area that's in need of tlc. while we were here, a man who lost his home stopped by inquiring on a price to rebuild. that way he can figure out what to do next with his land. >> i have to decide whether to rebuild, sell the lot -- there's a lot of things to consider. >> we are getting more business every day. were going to have to start hiring people and getting bigger. that way we can bring more houses out here. >> reporter: when construction is complete, this will be a three bedroom, three bath home and hope to have it done by may. >>>

. >> reporter: rob williams work for lake county contract does. >> people have been giving us a big thumbs up and shouting it looks great. >> reporter: for the last two weeks, they've worked hard to build this new home. williams said the company is used to rebuilding communities. something he says is gratifying. this company built dozens of homes after the valley fire in lake county. >> the homeowner came over when we were putting the siding on and she started crying on my shoulder she was so happy. >> reporter: this new home on kerry lane is 1200 square feet and also a billboard for an area in need of tlc. while we were here a man who lost his home stopped by inquiring on a price to rebuild. that way he can figure out what to do next with his land. >> i have to decide whether to rebuild, sell the lot -- there's a lot of things that i need to consider. >> we get more business every day. we will need to start hiring people and getting bigger. so we can bring more houses out here. >> reporter: when construction is complete, this will be a three bedroom, two bath home in the hope to have it d

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. >> williams, rolling. rob: the crimson tide rolling to gridiron glory after historic win with the georgia bulldogs. "fox and friends" first continues now. ♪ jillian: good tuesday morning, welcome back. good to see you. you are watching "fox and friends" first. rob: freezing cold all over the country, thanks for starting your day with us. breaking news from overseas, in iran, 20 people dead in violent protests with rioters storming a police station. [chanting] jillian: unrest has taken over the country for days. a fox news exclusive, a new report shows the iranian government in panic mode. griff jenkins in washington dc with the latest. >> reporter: 450 people arrested after six days of unrest in a leaked memo showing a degree of panic alive levels of the iranian government and the ayatollah responding to the threat posed by this uprising, the memo saying religious leaders and leadership must come to the scene as soon as possible and prevent the situation from deteriorating further. it is a complex situation, d

. >> williams received the most prestigious military decoration during the battle of iwo jima, also honored. robplease stand, advertisement, from running this year. trying to get back the goodwill from veterans. 10 minutes after the hour depending where you live. making good on another campaign promise, the move donald trump is making to keep guantÁnamo bay open and loaded up with bad news. jillian: just hours from historic speech in davos. can he convince the rest of the world that america is open for business? our next guest says his first day in davos was a win and she expects the same today. rob: there is a new colonel sanders in town. ♪ rob: country music star taking on a new identity. ♪ ♪ ars ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed. are you reluctant to eat in public because of your denture? try super poligrip® it holds for 12 hours to reduce denture movement, helps provide better bite, seals out 74% more food particles, and enhances

william the conqueror who was the richest man ever allowing for information. and there were you, alan rufus, who would have thought it, and interestingly, you may have thought the english became wealthy from robbing! it was this european immigrant who brought their wealth and it has been a wealthy country for a long time. 0n a wealthy country for a long time. on another subject of wealth, we are coming up to the world economic forum ina coming up to the world economic forum in a couple of weeks, and i am going, which i look forward to, one subject which comes up is the fact that the rich are getting richer, the poor are not getting the benefit, the gap is getting wider. we have a world bank report out talking about the fact is you will be really good for economic growth. the question is who is really winning? is it reallyjustjeff bezos? i won't even argue about trickle—down, it just makes bezos? i won't even argue about trickle—down, itjust makes people angry but the average pay for amazon, i am angry but the average pay for amazon, iam not angry but the average pay for amazon, i am not here to defend amazon, i am not here to defend amazon, is above the national average. at least they are creatin

williams' childbirth nightmare. why she almost died after delivering baby alexis. >>> oprah and ellen's montecito mansions in the path of the deadly mudslide. >> why celebrity neighbor robto cancel his interview with "extra." >>> and oprah white house buzz continues. >> i'm all about ot 2020, oprah tom. >> would hanks consider being vp. >>> and nene leaks unloads on kim. >> i cut kim open, worms and slime and nasty come out. >> you think things were nasty before, wait for the new season of atlanta housewives. >>> fresh off a "golden globes" win, nicole kidman with renee. >> she's telling me everything, dropping clue after clue about "big little lies." >> would i really e

rob. thank you. >>> we wand to turn to a major headline in hollywood. superstar mark wahlberg, the actor under fire over that staggering pay gap with co-star michelle williams. today wahlberg announced he will donate more than a million dollars to show his support for pay equity. abc's erielle reshef has the details. >> reporter: tonight, mark wahlberg responding to a tidal wave of criticism, now donating more than a million dollars to the time's up legal the "all the money in the world" star and his agency, wme, coming under fire for a deal that guaranteed wahlberg $1.5 million to reshoot scenes that originally included fired actor kevin spacey. >> is this some kind of joke? >> reporter: wahlberg's co-star michelle williams, also represented by wme, and reportedly unaware of that y. >> i said not only would i, but i'll give you back my salary if that would help, and i'll give you my thanksgiving break, if that would help. >> reporter: wahlberg tonight making up for that disparity, saying he'll give up his entire reshoot fee, writing in a statement "i 100% support the fight for fair pay, and i'm donating the $1.5 million to the time's up legal defense fund

williams' childbirth nightmare. why she almost died after delivering baby alexis. >>> oprah and ellen's montecito mansions in the path of the deadly mudslide. >> why celebrity neighbor rob lowe had to cancel his interview with "extra." >>> and oprah white house buzz continues. >> i'm all about ot

of documents relating to the life of william shakespeare — which has been recognised for its international cultural significance by unesco. and in tunbridge wells, roblaywright. he was born in stratford—upon—avon and his family life was based in this area. but most of his professional life was in london. the papers chart things like legal documents and property details and family matters, you get to know more about the man himself. 31 of these 90 papers are held at the shakespeare birthplace trust, that is always a popular stop off on the shakespeare trail and some of the papers look at the family history and tell us more about what he was like as a man. one of the most significant papers is held in the worcestershire archives, thatis held in the worcestershire archives, that is the marriage licence between william and ann in 1582. it gives you an idea of man and life at the time and illustrates he was probably as handy with the coins as with a quote. he changed his will many times until the final time in 1516, the year in which he died. the final verse, i'm not sure how thrilled his sister would have been on being left his clothing or his wife bein