around 1842 nathaniel hawthorne and his new wife, sophia, came to the old man's to live. they rented the house from the family, they are newlyweds, the outdoor vegetable garden was planted by thoreau for them as a wedding present and continue to maintain a garden in that spirit outside. even the windows tell a little history. there is an etching hear from nathaniel hawthorne and his wife sophia when they used this room. we have several in this house, sophia and nathaniel took her wedding rings that have little things in it and attached and said this is his study, nathaniel hawthorne 1843 and by my wife and written with her diamond, inscribed by my husband at sunset on the gold light. you get this wonderful graffiti on a windowpane. i want to point out the idea of golden light in this room, so important to the history, we just installed and are so excited, this wonderful golden wallpaper, nathaniel and sophia loved gold, they used it at all their houses. they write in their letters there was a golden light here, hanging astro lamp but should beautiful light in the room and

sophia kamaruddin watching openings in japan, korea, australia. >> it is a risk on session. futures in asia, look at the track, the rally we saw and wall street. a softer dollar and falling treasury yields into that session. it is not going to be all about

nathaniel and sophia love the gold. the you did and all of their houses. right in the letters it was a golden light here, there's a hanging lamp they should beautiful light in the room and put on the golden paper. we did we know what that looked like the insured getting a ouija board and asking them. we had to use our best educated guess so went with the color scheme that really would've been to the paper didn't have a lot of money so did really pick wallpaper that had many cultic it was on the less expensive and we want with his vine pattern to bring outside in. this is the stork wallpaper that dates to about 1840 that is been reproduced for us. we had put in the gym just recently. when nathaniel hawthorne lived in the space, this i this is a y that he and his wife really love. they talk about repeatedly coming to the study at night. they would read together, right together. they had a kitten that would sometime play with the pen are with her sewing that she was doing. this is actually the bad nathaniel use when he wrote. -- desk. data party can simple co

it brought sophia coh, pola best film director. the film critic for time magazine >> the premise to me was so kind of loaded and juicy with fun to look at things about men and women and over the top setting. >> also, at this point twith the release of wonder woman and we're talking a lot more about women film makers seems that this story, which is very woman send trick is kind of -- seems that you made the right movie for the times maybe without even knowing it? >> the timing has been interesting how i think and we were filming during the election and there was so much talk about kind of the dynamics between men and women and power and but i started working the story several years ago before it takes -- they asked me to write the script. i thought it was relevant because things are universal and even though it's -- it was easier to talk about when it's through the lens of distance i think in another era, it's not so close to now. but in the time it's interesting there's a lot of talk right now especially with wonder woman being so

the couple, who married in 2015, already have a one—year—old daughter, sophia. a weather forecast. have a one—year—old daughter, sophia. now a weatherforecast. most of us have seen some decent sunshine today but what about the prospects for the week ahead? it looks like we will have some further spells of sunshine but a band of rain will affect central areas of the uk for tuesday. after that later than we could all turn hot and humid particularly across england and wales. much of england and wales have had a fine day with lots of sunshine. beautiful skies in cornwall. as we go through this evening and overnight, a week with a front will slide southwards from scotland and northern ireland in the northern england, wales and the south of england. there will be some nauru cloud around. temperatures between 11 and 15 degrees. monday morning sta rts 11 and 15 degrees. monday morning starts off with this band of light rain which will continue to work at the way southwards and eastwards through the day, just into a lump of cloud with some afternoon showers across southe

ronwin hanson and sophia know what it is like to be a kid stuck in the hospital in, 2014 sophia had aangerous bought with the flu. >> hade to get surgery and they put a tube in my back through my lungs. >> year laider, brownwin had brain surgery to repair a malformation in the blood vessels. >> it was tiring, and painful. >> reporter: what kept them going, toys. so-so fee a and brownwin started chop drop and donated hundreds of toys. >> it felt awesome. it felt so good to give back. >> this summer they are back at it and officially a non- profit. >> we turned the chop drop into brownwin and sophia chop drop inc. we want to collect tons of toys, gift card, machine try donations. >> their sisters georgia hanson and charlie have been their biggest supporters. >> we decided that we wanted to help them. >> i'm hoping that the kid still have toys from last year and have even more fun with these. >> chop drop will be collecting until mid-august, they have organize through social media and as you can see the basement looks like a kids playroom dream. >> we have a bunch of games and like learn

kicking things off is sophia. about: my chart is all why the trade we saw after the u.s.in november last year, why it is completely faltering now. i have a chart showing bond yields and stocks. this is where they are moving weekly. i highlighted this area in green this is the longest streak since october and equity prices are rising. if you're holding a bond and inflation is flat, there is no price rising in the u.s.. you more than inflation levels. the stretch of been this long since october. maybe it's time to buy both asset classes. you can see this chart. >> wow. i love the heat. she is during heat this morning. dayink the big story of the is banks. look at what is happening with the stocks. i don't think it's a big surprise. the blue line is the two to 10 year treasury's red. spread in just about the , even though that has gone into a worse place. bump inabout the big financial stocks it happened after the election. all the gains we have seen in the past nine months are coming from that initial bump. it wasn't earnings in the first quarter. it's not happening now. so

no secret was revealed to the pope multiple injuries a mock unconnected so for them to give sophia the look of the show's reality amar's on the phone to call home if you can book a complete profitable services say yes but in the book in a moral sense what my. own admitted nothing of. a floodlit. something that was. on long enough something that said. a little heartless look ma. but up till now maybe maybe i'm a bit old after. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did it i took a line to hold a star game bigger and met than the death star game and it was far enough from from . many lives have been broken point excessive to the banks got you into for a walk on all the big bankers got big prior so. people see you know the future. you know you become ill. your relationship breaks down you become a casualty. free. since . human rights watch says the iraqi military is holding at least a hundred and seventy families in a defacto detention camp over the alleged links to islamic state. a much anticipated meeting between the u.s. and french

ron hanson and sophia, know what it is like to be a kid stuck in the hospital n2014 sophia had a dangerous bought with the flu. >> i had to get surgery. i had to get a tube in through my back and into my lungs. >> reporter: year later she had brain surgery to repair malformation in her blood vessels. >> it was tiring, and painful. >> reporter: what kept them going? toys. so-so fee a and brownlen started chop drop and donated hundreds of toys. >> it just felt awesome. felt so good to give back. >> reporter: this summer they are back at it and officially a non-profit. >> we turn the chop drop into the company, and we want to collect tons of toys. we want to collect gift card and monetary donations. >> reporter: their sister georgia hanson and charlie have been their biggest supporters. >> we decide that had we wanted to help them. >> i'm hoping that all of the kid still have toys from last year and even more fun with these. >> reporter: chop drop will be collecting until mid-august. they have organized through social media and as you can see the basement looks like a kids playroom dream. >>

people used to say she looks like sophia loren. my two cousins both went -- won the syria beauty path gents. so between the beauty queen and sophia loren i never felt beautiful nil went to college and saw boys. god my period and i didn't real do -- i did not know exactly what was happening itch started crying, and i said, i'm bleeding. she comes, so excited, oh, my god, you're a woman now. and i said, what you mean i'm a woman now? oh, you are -- this is a good day, and then she said, listen, i'm going to make you the -- among your cousins. was short and dark and young and still short and dark, but she said i'm going to make you more beautiful than all of you. she was dark like me. so she used to suffer from migraine and her relatives would bring her leeches and a jar of water who when she get the migraine, she get the leeches on her head and they would draw blood and drop. you never use leeches, are you? she said, don't worry but this is a secret between us. so, okay. take me down stairs and put me in the kitchen, asked me with th

is the side i've come through with the wish and hope and the hope of the sale of those this month sophia and even the us who was a good that's a vote. on this is will smith for herself because it will smith. those who both he could have freed them for she never had it in both and then she didn't bet on them while this goes europeans who lived through the twentieth century a few years ago thirties former director of the stratford private intelligence and little working for the u.s. intelligence and the department of state george friedman made a stunning admission for the united states to primordial fears for german technology cermak capital russian natural resources russian manpower as the only combination that has for centuries skit how the united states. that revelation should have provoked discussion in both german political circles and the mass media however no one seemed to notice. when given to one of i get on with is how does. giving this money does often exist but if. it is that what's your name does money not all and a few all would fall under the bush people believe. to most ger

sophia catch her today must reward her. >> free ice cream let me know how it taste? >> it taste good. i saw kids enjoying ice cream and i asked how their brains work if they got a's? >> we came from san francisco to get this ice cream. >> did you get some a's? did you get a's? >> yes. >> i hope to teach the young kids in the neighborhood that they don't have to emulate a drug dealer basketball player to make it. they should just be positive and faithful in their ability to help others and themselves. therefore you can create something that is great. >> like i scream. >> i'm going to suggest that he change the name from mikey likes it to sibile likes it because i love us ice cream and i love how he's representing the community. follow me on twitter and follow me on the show at chasing news. if you don't, i'm going to go eat all the ice cream. >> where is your microphone? >> it's hiding. sorry it decided to disappear. >> it you're firing up the grill for fourth of july weekend by putting on some oscar meyer wieners in time for the holiday. the old oscar meyer wiener mo

they saved sophia who was pulled by safety.nd they did not make it. >> he always ended up being happy. and he kept that together. and her dad loved to sing. he was the carpenter by trade and the family breadwinner and generous to all around him. >> i have never seen him like an issue. and i would never see them pass by someone. >> reporter: and now that generosity is coming back a thousand fold. so far the community has donated more than $36,000 to the gofundme account. >> thank you everyone. >> reporter: his wife says someone saw the family's story on ktvu and decided to donate a burial site for her husband. >> this is an extraordinary act of generosity. >> reporter: the holy cross cemetery close by the home. so maria will get her wish to see her dad whenever she wants to. >> this grave is in our military section, where veterans are buried. and although he was not a veteran, everyone thought this was really appropriate that this hero as he was is going to be buried with heros. >> he did it because he felt like my dad was a her

>> i agree with you. >> go ahead, sophia. >> were you at my barbecue yesterday?d about this very topic, me and others saying we're going down this abyss of immorality. and i want to read you a quote from one of the founding fathers, william patterson. he said look well to the characters and qualifications of those you elect and raise to office and places of trust. what does that mean? it's to your point. at some point the president of the united states is reflecting our values, when we say and people at my barbecue were saying oh, it doesn't matter, nobody cares. the overwhelming majority of people at my barbecue think that the rock will be one of the top contenders in 2020. i was mortified because they were very serious because they really think that donald trump opened a door we will no longer elect people who are governors or senators. we're going to go down this celebrity kind of anything goes abyss. i think that's dangerous for this country. i really appreciate your question because i do think this is a mirror for us and i think we're failing this test badly

hey, that's sophia loren... and tony curtis!e 1950s, you can spot as many stars here as in hollywood. so rhoda starts a new hobby -- autograph collecting. >> this right here is the autograph book that started everything. >> perry como to start it off? "1953, april 6." >> we have a jackie robinson... henry fonda... lucy and desi. >> amazing. both of them. what a gem! soon enough, rhoda's dragging along her kid brother, harvey, on her autograph hunts. how do you think they found out where all these celebrities were? >> they'd go to all different kinds of events, restaurants where celebrities maybe went to, the theater district. >> the wild celebrity goose chase sends the kids all over town. did rhoda ask her parents' permission? >> both my grandfather and grandmother worked very long hours, and i'm not really sure that they even knew the extent of what was going on. >> they were latchkey kids? >> yes, it's fair to say they were latchkey kids. >> but soon celebrity ink isn't enough. they want signed photos of the stars. rhoda buys

gianna, chase and sophia.epta fair that will increase starting tomorrow. >> we really have no say, because people need to get around for work. >> reporter: fare hike ranges from quarter more to five dollars extra depending on your travel and type of pass. earnest says don't be fooled, though, by the lowest increase of just 25 cents. >> some people are on a fixed income, and that little quarter that septa see once you add it up over a month time period it may affect their bottom line. >> we have two children arc mortgage, bills, groceries, a car payment, every little bit we need. >> reporter: stacey says her husband takes septa to work every day from the northeast. she says they're definitely going to feel the pinch. >> i understand that the buses and everything need, you know, fixing and whatever, but they got to understand that everybody that takes this bus are hard-working people. >> reporter: for complete break down of the septa fair increase, go to fox 29.com for a link. in center city, shawnette wilson, f

. >> sophia >> it's the only county that voted more than 20 points for obama and swung more than 20 formp. we were there about a week at the howard county fare to figure out what's going on. >> what did they tell you abo that huge swing >> there's been an issue like manufacturing job loss or immigration, it was more of just sort of an anti-establishment, and a lot voted obviously for obama and then switched to trump and obama back ten years ago, was sort of the anti-establishment figure, the new guy, represented hope and change then for a lot. that's what trump represented as well. >> are you counting a lot of people out there if they were barack obama supporters and swung and they have no regrets. does that seem to be the mindset they're still waiting and seeing what donald trump will do >> yes, people are getting president trump time, youto remember, they wait until the last few weeks before voting, deciding who they're i'm going to vote for. to it's hard to say six months in successful or not. people have been telling us they're going to be growing pains, we voted for the outsider, w

sophia, this is fantastic in terms of integration but how do you make it work elsewhere?together and they can make it happen. this can work as paradigms shift for other local societies as well. thank you both for talking to me and i really appreciate it. this is something new and something that people here say is a success so far and people like sophia are working elsewhere in greece are working out where else in greece might be open to trying something like this. we have an update on the news of charlie gard. his parents are at the high court saying that american experimental treatment might improve their son ‘s condition and we were hearing earlier on that the judge had said it was absurd that the science of the case was being undermined because of a dispute over the measurement of charlie ‘s skull. we arejust the measurement of charlie ‘s skull. we are just hearing that the parents have walked out of the high court hearing on the treatment of their son. let us go to our correspondent who is at the high court. do we know anymore about why they have walked out of the cou

. >> reporter: sophia meyers was there as well. she's the daughter of a firefighter, so she knows it is all about community. >> it makes me really happy to see how quickly we all came together with each other and how well we work as one. >> it's faith in the younger generation. >> reporter: sarah marshall is one of the co-founders of the camp. she says it is all about breaking down that stigma that fire fighting is just for men. >> i can understand it because growing up as a kid i never considered a career in the fire service. it was never something introduced to the females. the young boys would go and see fire trucks while i was playing with dolls. but now times are changing. >> reporter: but change doesn't come easy. still only 5% of firefighters nationwide are women, so sometimes young girls just need that push like the one katelyn matthews got from firefighter tara reid. >> she is just an amazing woman. you know, she uplifts me and she is always on my back in a good way just making sure i do my best. >> reporter: so back to th

the designer died only ten years after his first show, but as sophia tran—thomson reports, his revolutionaryection of iconic designs and is use of structured shapes and emphasis on femininity can still be seen in fashion today. to honour the designer whose name now represents one of the most famous couture brands in the world, an exhibition showcasing more than 300 dior dresses is opened at the museum of decorative arts in paris. the visitor will be able to discover what we don't usually show. they will enter the creative studios and see the boards, the collection albums like john see the boards, the collection albums likejohn galliano's album of collages. they will understand how fashion is sourced in art, in culture, and the countries of the entire world. they will understand the wealth of sources for information for haute couture. last year the fashion house named an italian designer its first female creative director. the big story is an unbelievable story and this exhibition for me was a very good opportunity to know more the story of the brand. the thing that surprises me was i went th

sophia tran—thomson has this report.epresentatives were all smiles at the opening of the 2017 wife—carrying world championships. the contest is almost entirely put together by volunteers. with the 80 couples taking part in the wife—carrying contest, they compete in groups of three. the length of the official track is 253 metres. the track has a water obstacle which is about one metre deep. there are also two dried obstacles. this german couples took the prize for the most entertaining couple. but the most entertaining couple. but the main prize went to a couple with the main prize went to a couple with the home crowd behind them. this couple won be 2017 world wife—carrying championship for finland. it is not an easy feat, from the looks of it, certainly a lot of fun. the film critic and journalist barry norman has died, he was 83. for more than 25 years he hosted a film show for the bbc, which was regarded by many, as essential viewing.he‘d been suffering from lung cancer. david sillito looks back at his life. tonight, j

sophia tran—thomson has this report.but these proud representatives were all smiles at the opening of the 2017 wife—carrying world championships. in tis 28th year, the contest is almost entirely put together by volunteers. with almost 80 couples taking part in the wife—carrying contest, they compete in groups of three. the length of the official track is 253.5 metres. the surface is made of sand. the track has a water obstacle which is about one metre deep. there are also two dry obstacles. germany axel pons blackshaw macca and ulla mueller took the prize for the most entertaining couple. this couple won the 2017 world wife—carrying championship for finland. it is always a very hard competition. it looks like it is easy, but it is not. no an easy feat, but from the looks of it, certainly a lot of fun. all this weekend, we've been reporting on the ceremonies marking 20 years since britain handed over hong kong to china. with the official events now behind us, to wrap up our coverage on a different note, we thought we'd in

people used to say she looks like sophia loren. and and things to the british mother so between the beauty queens. but not until it went to college and started to interact with others. so one summer when i was 12 i got my period i did not know what was happening is started to cry. but then my aunt's are so excited you are a woman now. this is a good thing. and then she said listen you will be the tallest among your cousins. and said i will make you more useful than all of them. and then they used to suffer from migraines. and then when she gets the migraines to stick them on her head you going to use the leeches? don't worry this is between us. so she takes me downstairs so this is damascus in the summer don't worry. just listen to me. so she goes to get some hot water and said drink this. what is this? is said this will make you white. [laughter] so then she makes me drink it. net -- then she knew i would not grow up then she puts me against the wall and makes me swing. this will not killian that will make you tolar. it will make

these operations sophia which aimed at stopping human trafficking in the mediterranean has failed according to a new report the story and much more after the break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington or washington controls the media the media over the voters elected the businessman to run this country business equals power who must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before . it's called the feeling of freedom to. everyone in the world should experience legal and you'll get it all the old the old. the old according to a gesture. the modern world come along for the raw data. welcome back to the program any mission to stop human trafficking in the mediterranean and decrease deaths at sea has failed according to a new report house of lords committee in the u.k. is concluded the operation launched in twenty fifteen failed to achieve its objective and should now be scraps it's also found that irregular migration has increased as have the number of deaths during attempted cross

sophia tran—thomson has this report. australia, canada, germany, estonia.pening ceremonies, but these proud representatives were all smiles at the opening of the 2017 wife—carrying world championships. the contest is almost entirely put together by volunteers. with the 80 couples taking part in the wife—carrying contest, they compete in groups of three. the length of the official track is 253.5 metres. the surface is made of sand. the track has a water obstacle which is about one metre deep. there are also two dry obstacles. the official rules say that the wife to carry maybe your own wife, a neighbour, or someone else, and she must be at least 17 years old. this german couples took the prize for the most entertaining couple. but the main prize went to a couple with the home crowd behind them. this couple won the 2017 world wife—carrying championship for finland. it is always a very hard competition. it looks like it is easy, but it is not. it is not an easy feat, but from the looks of it, certainly a lot of fun. will you come back next year? yes, we will!

sophia ortega told abc 7 news she wants to join the department's canine unit some day.'s fitness challenge raised about $25,000 for the george mark children's house which cares for terminally ill children. >>> a would be thief got away empty-handed after a vigilant homeowner confronted her in san jose. you're looking at surveillance video showing a woman grabbing a package off the homeowner's porch. she then gets into a vehicle with the large box. the homeowner saw what happened as she was driving down the street. the would be thief then tossed the box from the car when the victim pulled in front of her. the victim also snapped a picture of that car's license plate. >>> the san jose water company is raising water rates for nearly a quarter million customers. the mercury news reports those affected will pay $3.50 more per month. the water company blames the santa clara valley water district. they say wholesale water rates have increased for infrastructure repairs. the california public utilities commission has approved the rate hike. >>> hi there, everyone. i do want to

them to keep sophia hall most of the above shows your you know mars on the phone to . feeling perfectly awful so this is a yes. but in a more awesome. my. littles look not that look what i can now maybe maybe i'm a bit full of the look. fifty years ago the american naval vessel u.s.s. liberty was brutally attacked by israeli forces the attack on the liberty was one of the worst insults committed by an alawite country since then the survivors of this unprovoked attack have been seeking justice. bronx long so years since the deadly terror attack in nice but a french magazine comes under fire for printing dramatic images of the atrocity. the u.s. and french president show signs of overcoming some of the differences off the folds in paris however people voiced anger a need to sweep godless off their plans. a new video reportedly showing u.s. helicopters over the city of raka i suppose de facto capital in syria although washington has confirmed its forces are now operating inside the city it's only under the pretext of advise and assist and the company.

sophia e.u. operation together with from dix so this is the breakdown of all the other i mean there are better noises arguably coming out of brussels now if this whole refugee crisis was in the north sea rather than the mediterranean do you think it would have been treated differently because greece obviously got some funding belatedly i'm sure the greek government would say do you think italy has been treated fairly no not at all because out of the we did i mean we did see very little funding so you imagine you have six billion now located for turkey for the crises on the other side of the meter and we are talking of possibly maximum at the moment four hundred million for the center of mediterranean crisis so there is quite a disproportion then we have a there was an agreement to relocate hundred sixty thousand migrants and refugees only only six thousand six hundred were relocated so far and some european countries refused to take a single refugee. and the say something about the italian diplom

then you know it was a p how did it move multiple injuries among can connect them to keep sophia hall the look of the show's real you know mars on the phone today. if you can book a complete profitable services you're welcome to put in a moral sense of what month. hanumant have nothing left off allowed me. somethin to watch. on long enough something. else look ma stuff but up till now maybe maybe maybe forward after. you mentioned. the six thirty five if you have a career ending career involves using your arse hole in your computer and things like that being in an office and perhaps you sort of killings and it's circular to going to have to stop doing all this and this is tell you lou the minutes must be frightening my world became smaller and smaller and smaller until i ended up running it in a box. around it a very strong magnetic field on the field in my head. it's like a real hard pressure my skin burns and that wireless access point there it's just continuous on saying with our students in the school it's. we are just continually in our citizens in this microwave radiation it is

sophia says with great difficulty.ed to bring up kids, stay at home and bring them up. i couldn‘t have done this job! they could have sat quietly in the corner. thanks for all the business stories that i‘ve hit the papers today. and facebook, it is trying to think of a plan to redirect traffic through two new sites, because there is this concerned that many news sites, many publications are losing out because people don‘t pay for their content? especially the young. older people still read newspapers, whether it is digitally or in paper form. facebook has been suffering from criticism that much of its news is fake news and this is providing content from the publishers through to users through the facebook portal. publishers are quite interested because this is a way they could get subscription revenues from people reading their content. one of the other big stories that is being covered in the papers is the revelations about pay levels for the bbc‘s top tv and radio stars. it throws up a lot of issues that could apply

ballroom competition and you know be good enough to have people believe in me that was really great sophia seven three three one six three two three would you like to do a desperate housewives revival reunion oh sure if they asked me if i had a great time i did seasons seven and eight and i loved all the girls we all got along and i played a role name renee perry who is a an ex-wife of a baseball player and she had a lot of sass a lot of humor and i loved it. steph lying pos he wants to know what elmo was like in person. i did a movie called him with medical taken and of course al though and. lives in a box and when you open the boxes got covers on top of his eyes and i remember my daughter was about four years old when i did a concert with imo and they flipped open the box and she is disturbed seriously many a son and yes kevin yes. always worked haven't i have i've been lucky and it's it's great being versatile which is how i have maintained longevity morillo maria i pure i mean new projects in the bed. while hoping for season two of daytime divas and i continue to do concerts and i'm ab

sophia yang has more. >> china posted 6.9%, year higher than expected at 6.8% that's a stable first half of the year first year saw 6.9% growth fairly strong for the chinese economy. the challenges are still here. a lot of concerns over property sector, over growing debt. these are issues that certainly aren't going way any time soon analysts have estimated 6.6% growth for the full year of 2012 and while that's in line and a hair better than what the gho government set for a goal of 6.5%, again, the challenges are still here to stay the government has made it clear it is interested in trying to deal with this financial sector risk that's posing challenges to growth over the weekend, the government did conclude a major work conference, happens once every five years at the end of it, the government has a committee to oversee growing financial sector risk and help with regulation, to give more oversite it is possible that investors were spooked by that, in closing meeting notes out of that conference the words risk and regulation each appeared 30 times each markets did move in did i ver gen

bay muds board of directors has voted hike water rates nearly 20 percent over the next 2 years.sot sophiaa/eb mud finance director 16-19east mud has raised water rates an average of 7.1% annually for the last 10 year. this time around though, the proposal calls for a 9.25 percent hike this year and a 9 percent increase next year. why is it more? people conserved so much during the drought, the utility took in less revenue and needs to make it upsotfor the average household that means an additional $4.34 a month this year and another $4.63 a month next year.for top water users that translates to about $11 dollar more a monthsotthose opposed to the rate hike, especially for those on fixed incomes or below the poverty level made their voices heard during the public hearing but the board was not convinced, believing the money is needed to keep the system operating and to repair and replace aging pipelines135/aging pipelines ( catherine ) we sent out the push alert about this breaking news at 4-14 this afternoon. you can be the first to know about stories like this one through the kron 4 mobil

sophia skoda, east bay mud finance director:"our costs are largely fixed and we need to recoup thoseosts because we need to make sure we are providing water to your home every hour of everyday when you turn on the tap, so i understand that's frustrating, but that's the reality." (grant) east bay mud says it needs the extra money to keep the system running and to repair aging pipes. as for when the rate hike goes into effect...very soon...tomorrow. and next year's increase will begin on july first, 2018. (vicki) federal investigators are now involved after a plane at s-f-o nearly landed on a taxiway filled with planes.(steve) but an air traffic controller jumped in -- likely preventing disaster just before midnight friday kron-4's philippe djegal talked with a retired pilot who is stunned by the almost costly mistake. (philippe) with 31-years of commerical flying experience... and, having logged more than 30-thousand hours in the air...dick deeds/retired captain- "it just, uh, blew my mind to say how could they make that error? two pilots up there." retired captain dick deeds says san

he save sophia who was pulled to safety but he did not make it. >> i miss everything about him. he always made us happy. he kept our family together. >> [music]>> reporter: maria said her dad left the scene. it was a carpenter by trade, family breadwinner, and generous to all around him. >> i've never seen him on the streets passed by someone and not give the money. >> reporter: the generosity is coming back 1000 full. the community has donated more than $36,000 to their gofundme account. >> with more, his wife said that someone saw the family story on the 4 on 2 and decided to donate a burial site for her husband. >> the grave is out the holy cross cemetery close to the home so maria will see her dad whenever she wants to>> this gray visit our military section were veterans are buried. although he was in a veteran, everyone thought this was appropriate that this hero is going to be buried with euros. >> is not like he did it because he knew my dad. he did it because he felt like my dad was a narrow. >> reporter: the man happened to be at the cemetery transferred the plot to the

it was easily subject to misinformation and fear mongering sophia the time the vote came up to pass theen congressmen and women knew they had to make a choice that they had a chance to insure millions and prevent him untold worry in the suffering and bankruptcy and even death but that the same would cost them their new seat and political career and these men and women did the right thing. they did the hard thing. theirs was a profile in courage because of that vote, 20 million people got health insurance who didn't have it before. [applause] and most of them did lose their seats. they were true to what was defined in the book as a congressional profile in courage, a desire to maintain a reputation for integrity that is stronger than the desire to maintain office, the desire to maintain a reputation for integrity that is stronger than the desire to maintain office. the standard of ethics, integrity, morality that is stronger than the pressure of disapproval. but the right course would ultimately be vindicated and that overcame the fear of public reprisal. it was a personal sacrifice but

. >> we have a nation models from hair tan high school, sophia hood and style director >> this is mytant. >> okay, tell her to stop. >> we are looking at the jeans what we know also is that jeans are made with incredibly long inseems. who in the world decide, has a inseem this long. i love it is perfect time, raw edge den it i am. i take it, get a great pair have fabric scissors. do not cut on model by wait but i cut it to exactly how i wanted it. i can cut them. do whatever. i altered this without taking it to the taylor and it looks adorable. >> thank you very much. >> sophia. >> our next beautiful model again we have fashion director directing traffic is caitlin. >> so caitlin thinks a perfect example for someone who has a shorter torso like me. the straps on this romper were actually attached right here. well that didn't work. too big. so what i did take a bralet so you i have a cute back, cut the straps at bottom and tie tonight to a halter. now you have something that fits, it absolutely adorable and cute on trend in your bra let. >> way to go. >> last but certainly not least.

wonder woman is a success, sophia coppola at cannes, you are a success. things are hopefully going to make the stakes less important so that if wonder woman fails, we don't have to wait 10 more years for another opportunity. zoe: i do think that is -- yes, the pressure is so much greater for a woman to succeed and she is the only one doing that thing. it is great to see someone like patty jenkins succeed on that scale and break so many their barriers. it has been a good summer for women behind the camera. "band aid" opened the same weekend as "wonder woman." i think it is interesting, the dialogue around gender disparity in hollywood is really big, there is a lot of talk, but it is about how to turn that into action and how we can continue to shift the paradigm. josh: this film, i think anyone who sees it and is a fan of film, sees echoes of woody allen or cassavetes. i saw some great echoes. in terms of a theme and honesty, what is think is a hallmark of some of the greatest films of this genre, but also a stylistic point of view, there is a verite, a ra

he save sophia who was pulled the safety but roni didn't make it. >> he always made us happy. and he kept our family together. i'm sure my mom will still keep us together, but i just feel like something is missing. >> she says her dad loved to sing. he was a carpenter by trade, and generous to all around him. >> i have never seen him pass by someone on the streets and not give the money. >> the generosity is coming back. the community has donated more than 36 more than $36,000 to their gofundme account thank you, everyone. i don't of words.>> his wife said someone saw the story on ktvo you and decided to donate a burial site former husband. >> it is an extraordinary act of generosity. >> it's close to their homes so she can see her dad whenever they want to. >> this grave is in our military section where veterans are buried. although he was in a veteran, everyone thought this was appropriate that this hero is going to be buried with heroes. >> he did it because he felt like my dad was a hero. he felt the need to give him his place.>> reporter: the man happened to be at the cem

so i've ran into couple of new friends, we have arena and sophia.l what's the best thing to do in cape may? >> well at night it is the arcade, definately. >> during the day? >> beach. >> beach, okay. you're on your way to lifeguard camp watch do you have to do for lifeguard cam snap. >> basically just like training, they talk you through water safety and stuff like that. >> yes? is it hard? >> i don't know, i've never done it before. >> this is your first time? >> yes. >> have you given her any tips? >> not real. >> i no. fourth of july, everyone goes down to congress hall, watch the fireworks off the ends there. what's the best part about being here for this day? >> at night, when all the fireworks are going off, we like to have our glow sticks. >> not going to lie, i love a glowstick. do you have those glow balls? >> glow sticks. >> all set. hi, guys, do you want to say hi, how about have fun at lifeguard camp. happy fourth every july. hello, how are you guys? >> good, how are you? good to see you. >> we're live on tv. where are you guys from? >>

but she sounds black and i can tell you she does the voice of a queen on the disney cartoon series, sophia the first. yes it's in my house because i have small children. and once i had my back turned and the queen said something and i never seen the character and was that little bill that went off i thought of the queen is black. is she? i turned rent and i forget what the queen looks like but i went on and it was viola davis. i don't have a special powers i was hearing what every american can hear. i have a chapter about that in the book. thursday in the book is the answer to an objection that is traditionally leveled against arguments that black licorice is okay. >> they can't talk that way in a job interview. some was talking about was some of the complexity might be. how you should not mock the language because you're mocking the speakers. somebody will say yes, that's true but they can't talk that way at a job interview. >> but nobody said they were going to. nobody needs to be told that. and why you get that response is become votes of the sense we often have that the way somebody sp

former chop patients sophia and bronwyn are collecting toys for patients as they undergo treatment.delivered to chop at the end of the summer. >> great idea. >> still ahead in the next half hour of "action news" at 4:00. what we know about a campaign scheme that may involve congressman bob brady. and no more baby blankets from coffee. if you attend a baby shower we have a guide for things that moms to be really need. >>> take note if you use uber be sure to check the car careply before you get out. from now on you have to pay to get anything you left behind back. >> and officials in montgomery county say that this guy was not bringing flowers when visiting a hospital he was bringing heroin and even worse that patient is now dead. >> we begin with the investigation into corruption allegations involving a congressional primary race in philadelphia from 2012 after an aide to a judge running against bob brady claimed her boss was paid to drop out. what that can mean for the veteran congressman is vernon odom live outside of the federal courthouse what is the latest? >> reporter: this is