the rest is history because quite literally, the world came into a house that had been previously unoccupied by a mother and father and little girl when all of a sudden became the house the world came to. through this room is the actual room in which doctor king held a meeting one night with some of his top advisers. this room is special also because it happens to be my room. there was a photographer embedded in the home that night from the magazine that took this picture that appeared in early 1965. this is the actual bad it happens to have the actual mattress and box spring tha buts still here when doctor king slept on it and 64 and 65. during the months that he lived in this house of course he slept in every bed in the house, but over the course of years, my mother changed off mattresses and box springs and other bedrooms have kept the original mattress and box spring in this room. in the picture with doctor king in this bad h bed he was wearine particular pajamas that night that's in the same picture that is displayed in the room. i must say my parents never thought about the danger. tha

as england walk out for test on the 1000, several thousand of these seats will be unoccupied.ckshire says sales are good but people won't come to see the show if they don't know when it starts. the key with test cricket is having a regular supply. you need a regular supply every year starting on thursday. we keep messing about with wednesday starts on friday starts, it just makes with wednesday starts on friday starts, itjust makes the consumer a bit confused and that is what has happened. in cricketing terms india are big business, the top—ranked test tea m are big business, the top—ranked test team in the world with the biggest potential tv audiences and many think they have points to prove here in england. india have lost both their past test series over here. scrutiny is intense. the captain is marked so often back home, he recently tweeted hisjoy at walking around unrecognised industry. -- in england. when i go back, i have back in it —— i have about in hand, not what people were predicting sullenly to be the most convinced in the most clear mental state i can be and that

. >> that car was unoccupied and parked. >> the fixed wing air craft made a sputtering noise as it dropped head first to the ground. the pilot suspect a distress signal before the crash. >> the pilot declared the emergency but he did not state the gnasher of the problem -- nature of the problem. >> just about one mile from the crash site. flora posted a photo with the expect to have a preliminary report finished in five days. the full investigation could take over a year. >> we are gathering information that per tains to the pilot -- pertains to the pilot, airplane and environment. >> new at noon a fire that started at a recycling plant is being investigated. >> just before 8:00 a.m. the manager of this scrap yard called 911 after seeing heavy dark smoke from this area. located on evans street. >> san fra t work quickly and put out the flames in less than an hour. >> fortunately no one was injured in this fire. jackie ward, kpix. >>> the river and ranch fire also called the mendocino complex fire continue to grow and the bigger of the two, the ranch fire scorched 225,000 acres. combined th

the plane also hit an unoccupied

the plane also hit an unoccupied vehicle in the parking lot, but fortunately, no one on the ground was hurt. here's how a witness described the scene after the crash. >> like, oh, a car crash, a bomb or something, so a couple of the staff ran outside and there was screaming so we followed, and i didn't see the crash immediately, just the red car and the back of it, like, oh, something happened to the car, and, oh, there's a plane, there's a plane. >> reporter: according to flight aware, the cessna 414 was registered to aviation corporation out of san francisco. we talked to the man helping the owner sell the plane for the past six months saying it was a 1973 plane for sale for more than $600,000. the ntsb is now sending investigators from seattle and phoenix to look into the cause of the crash. the ntsb told me the pilot did not file a flight plan which is not unusual for this type of flight and these weather conditions. ntsb says the pilot was flying under visual flight rules, not instrumentation. this happened around 12:30 this afternoon in santa ana. live in concord, nbc bay area ne

found that more than a third of taxi and app vehicles in manhattan's centrald businetrict were unoccupied during daytime hours. when you were working er or lyft, do you find that you're busy all the time or-- >> not anymore. in the beginning, yes, it was busy because there was less o rs. but now, if i were solely let's say uber or lyft i can go 30 minutes, 40 minutes without a passenger. and when you do get somebody you're driving you say seven minutes to get them, and the ride will only be like six dollart s. so you jend like an houru' and d make six dollars minus your gas money and so you rely like operating at a loss. >> whenever you feel like driving with uber. >> sreenivasan: one of uber's recruitment taglines is "get your side hustle on." it targets potential drivers looking for a part-time gig. >> sure, you might already have a great job. but this is a new way to earn. because your car isnt a car, it's a four-wheel money- making machine. so get your side hustle on. >> sreenivasan: but most app drivers in new york city don't fit that pt-time profile. about 60% of new york city app d

the pilot declared an emergency before the plane came down in a parking lot and hit an unoccupied car. no one on the ground was injured. the faa, though, is investigating. >>> and this morning rescue crews are trying to reach a sightseeing plane that crashed saturday in alaska. the plane crashed on a mountain ridge in denali national park. four passengers and the pie lot were onboard. the pilot phoned in and said there were injuries, but there's no word on how serious the injuries are. cloud cover cover is hampering rescue efforts. >>> overseas now, a deadly earthquake in indonesia has caused massive damage. the 7.0 earthquake struck early yesterday morning. the popular tourist island of lombok was hard hit. it was the second strongest quake to hit the area in a week. more than a thousand tourists have been evacuated, and officials say buildings have been destroyed. hundr hundreds are dead. the death toll is expected to rise. >>> and at least 18 major wildfires are burning in california this morning. in total, eight people have been killed. the latest is a utility employee who was wor

he stole an unoccupied "horizon air" turbo-prop plane. the man was in touch with air traffic controllers... who tried to talk him into landing. ( marty )( marty )quick."> ( marty ) two f-15's were scrambled to intercept the stolen plane. but it crashed on small and sparsely populated ketron island. the airline worker was killed. officials say he was suicidal. it's believed his lack of flying skills led to the crash. ( marty )coming up on after the break... after emotional testimony from the families of ghost ship fire victims... a judge throws out a plea deal... and forces both men to stand trial. we'll explain where the

while checking out an unoccupied stolen vehicle on byrd avenue, police spotted a second car that had been involved in a carjacking. the driver and three passengers took off. policeloof their new helicopter and that ended with four arrests. investigators believe the suspect may be involved in several carjackings, robberies and attempted robberies. >>> it was supposed to be a joke but it wasn't funny when a washington state teen got pushed off a 60-foot bridge. >> ready? ooh! oh! >> it was jordan holgerson's friend who shelter, but as you can see, she wasn't prepared and fell awkwardly into the water below. the impact left her with five broken ribs and a collapsed lung. there are signs warning people not to jump from the bridge but people still do it. jordan's parents are hoping video will serve as a warning to other teens. >>> vice president pence has unveiled a plan for creating a space force. he spoke today at the pentagon. >> the space environment has changed in the last generation. what was once peaceful and uncontested is now crowded and adversarial. today, other nations are seek

on the lankton street side, with a four-story building, while i realize out are pointing out an unoccupied roof, i think the fire department still requires access to the roof. i would like to see there's a restriction in the conditions by which the roof can never be used for roof deck, particularly because it does not indicate that roof access will be required. very settle point, but those things slip quickly when later on, the fire department adds access to the roof. it's in the interest of the small-scale alley character that there is no roof deck on the langton part. otherwise, it would speak to a new generation of residents in the area, but it is what it is. >> with respect to the penthouses on the roof, dedicated to the common area, that we have two stairs and elevator going to the roof deck. what we've done with the orientation of the internal stairs for the private roof decks, is try to connect them and minimize them and their projection above the roof. you can see here for the back, you can bring up the slide that we've brought up, you can see the stair in the back is nested up aga

. >> it's just african national congress said they're willing to forward with unoccupied land won't be paid for. whether that is a good idea or not is not a question for tonight. >> and at rate that is seen as fair to whoever it is. >> so africa is dealing with brutal inequities that not been reconcile would even decades after. the republican party was basically pro apartaeu in the 1980s. donald trump didn't take this nowhere. ronald regan called nelson mandela a terrorist on the terrorist watch list. jerry fallwell, they all said we prefer the aparte government to nelson mandela. this was a long standing position of the american right, going back to the time. that's where trump gets it from. >> he picks up some sort of racist thing. something that he knows his base will eat up and again is inaccurate. >> in the large -- >> a tweet meaning which is inaccurat inaccurate. >> the united states is undergoing a massive demographic shift. so rather than figure out how to strengthen the country. people like hosts on other network donald trump continually flame the notion that because white pe

officers were doing parking enforcement checks when they found an unoccupied vehicle with a gun inside. the capital police zernlsearche vehie and discovered ammunition and other items. 's no e been told the connection to terrorism. >>> we're trying to make sense of a mixedgessage com from the white house this morning. just hours after president trump's national security team shared details about russia's efforts to meddle in the midterm pection. thesident called it a hoax. traci potts has more. >> reporter: president trump's nationurity team united. >> our democracy itself is in the cross hairs. >> reporter: the fbi, nsa, homeland security and headsf national security and intelligence all convinced russia isargeting november's election. >> we continue to see a pervasive messaging campaign by russia to try to weaken and divide the united states. >> reporter: hours later, a different message from the president. >> now we're being hindered by the russian hoax. it's aax ho >> reporter: despiteesussian prent vladmir putin admitting he wanted trump to win, the president tells supporters. >>

. >> that car was unoccupied and fortunately that person was inside the store shopping at the time of impact. >> that fire captain says fact that nobody on the ground was killed is nothing short of a miracle. they are still investigating the cause of the crash. of anne makovec, kpix. >>> two twin girls and their mother were killed in a house fire about 2:45 a.m. sunday in vallejo. an 11-year-old girl escaped the fire and informed police two other girls and a woman were still inside. 15-year-old trinh and tram tran were both killed, as was their mother. police have opened a criminal investigation but so far no arrests have been made. >>> seven people have died because of the carr fire, the latest a 21-year-old pg&e lineman who crashed on sunday while working near redding. the carr fire has burned more than 160,000 acres and is contained. >>> yosemite valley is closed indefinitely because of the ferguson fire burning there. it was set to reopen yesterday afternoon but rangers and other workers were forced out on saturday. >> a lot of trees fell on the roads and today firefighters spent

we'll be using the wood deck tile and any remaining, unoccupied areas are dedicated to future solar installation. here's the last slide, with materials. mainly the ground floor has more durable materials like woodgrain, and commercial tile. the residential windows will be commercial-grade. corners will be wrapped, and sun-shade system is corrugated aluminum sheets. guardrails will be aluminum rails with tempered glass and then the middle portion of the body is high-quality coats of stucco. and that concludes my presentation. we have a material board as well as model that you see. we're available for any questions. >> chair mondejar: before we take questions -- oh, you are still -- >> a couple more things. really brief. in terms of project compliance, it complies with the housing policy. the five units will be available to those with 60% of area median income. they've agreed to be in the small business enterprise program and bayview hunters part c.a.c. has endorsed the project. these are some highlights of the conditions of aapproval and they include a notice of restriction for b.m.r., design rev

capitoli capitol were doing parking enforcement checks when they found an unoccupied vehicle with a gun inside. they searched it and found ammunition and other items. police arrested a 23-year-old man from georgia. we're told there is no o connectionrrorism. >>> russia is still trying to interfere with u.s. elections. >> that was the message from the top natial security officials. leaders from the fbi, department of homeland security and intelligence community made a surprise appearance in the white house briefing room, just three months ahead of the midterm's detailed pervasive russian effort to try the weaken and .s divide the officials say so far, efforts are not as robust as during the 2016 campaign. but that could change. >> make no mistake, the scope of this foreign influence threat is broad and deep. >> our democracy itsf is in the crosshairs. >> hours later, president trump continued to cast doubt on meddling, referring to the a.ssia probe as a hoax during a rally in pennsylva >>> first daughter, ivanka trump is distancing herself from some of her father's controversial policies

interesting article which came through on public press, cities are sicking the tax man on ghost homes, unoccupiednits and retail spaces. it's a long article. i would be happy to pass it around so that you can see. it is very worth reading article, particular as it also reflects on techniques other cities are using, so we are not alone with this problem but it is nation and actually also known internationally, particularly canada is quoted as an example, dealing with -- i'm passing this around. the second item is european cities are facing many of the same problems as we do. it is the airbnb, and others, and reading back from the open article how europe is rising against airbnb having a serious impact on housing. the shortage of housing and detrimental effect on affordability. and the cities of barcelona, munich and paris are leading with pushing back on airbnb for the length of permitted rentals, and for fines that are mind blowing. if somebody exceeds 30 days, the fine is 600,000 euros. you may want to multiply that by 1.17, in order to get the equivalent of u.s. dollars. this is a staggering am

capitol police officers found an unoccupied vehicle with a gun inside. they were doing parking enforcement when they spotted the gun in a sedan parked on new jersey avenue northwest. they searched it, found ammunition and other items in the car. police arrted a 23-year-old man from georgia. they say there is connection to terrorism. >>> we're learning more abouter inec bizarreity breach inside the u.s. capitol. three young brothers from new york managed to get past the first set of security posts and get steps away from the u.s. senate floor. scottoi macfarlane us with the story you'll see only here on news 4. >> thein three brotheruded teenager from long island and they managed to enter a space where they did not belong inside one of america's most secure rildings. a policeort that the capital police officers saw it in theio lock corridor where senators frequently walk and meet. when the officers stopped him en, they said the men claimed to be staffers of u.s. senate democratic leader charles schumer yf newk. police say they checked and the men had no s

. >> the plane crashed into an on park -- and unoccupied parked car firefighters say it is a miracle no one was hurt on the ground. two hours ago the ntsb held a brief news conference describing its investigative process. >> over the next couple of months we will be gathering information that pertains to the pilot, the airplane, and the environment. with the pilot we will look at the records associated and look and see if any environmental factors played a part in this accident. >> ntsb officials say they will release a preliminary report next week adding the final report could be released in about a year and a half. >>> investigators simply are looking for the cause of a house fire that killed twin teenage sisters and their mother yesterday. 111-year-old girl was able to get out of the house and flagged down police. one of the teenagers sent a heartbreaking text moments before she was found dead. >> hearing this now makes me really shocked. >> reporter: through tears 14- year-old sarah is heartbroken, remembering her two cloud lake -- classmates. she says between 14-year-old sisters

. >> the african national congress has said they're willing to go forward with unoccupied land that won'ter that's a good idea or not is i think not the question for tonight. but one of the things i think -- >> it's also at a rate that is seen as fair to whoever it is. >> right. look, south africa is dealing with brutal inequities from apartheid that have not really been reconciled with even decades afterwards. i think what's important, though, in looking at donald trump's tweet is remembering this. the republican party was basically pro-apartheid in the 1980s. donald trump didn't take this from nowhere. ronald reagan called nelson mandela terrorist, put him on the terrorist watch list. dick cheney voted against a resolution calling for releasing him from prison. down the line, william f. buckley, jerry fallwell, pat robertson, basically said we prefer the apartheid government to mandela and the african national congress. trump didn't come out with this from nowhere. this was a longstanding position of the american right and the republican party going back to the time that america was sup

there is a lot of unoccupied time on his schedule going forward that could potentially lead to more of these -- i mean, has his staff tried to manage that? is that a good plan generally speaking for him? how much more trouble could he cause? >> well, these periods of unstructured time as i believe jonathan wrote tonight, they used to be something that his staff would stress out about. they would try to fill his days with meetings and briefings just to keep him occupied to prevent exactly what we're seeing. the president watching cable news and tweeting about it, tweets that no one knows are coming. if you look at his public schedule for the week, he has a lot of unstructured down time. so i think we can expect to see more of this. the one wrinkle i will add is that this past week, for instance, he did three of these megarallies in five days. that is a calculation for the midterms. he's going out and campaigning for candidates. but one of the up sides is that these rallies where the president appears in front of thousands of devotees, screaming fans who chant lock her up when hillary's

small plane crashed into a shopping center parking lot in santa ana, california, striking this unoccupiedere. oh, my god. >> there were no survivors on that airplane. >> reporter: parts of the plane, a wing, even the wheels, scattered outside a staples store. and a crowd of shoppers quickly gathering. one witness describing a loud noise from the engine. >> i don't know if he lost control or if there was something wrong with the engine. but you could hear. it was loud. >> reporter: the plane registered to a san francisco-based real estate company. the pilot declaring an emergency and was given permission to land at orange county's john wayne airport moments before the crash. the owner of the car inside shopping at the time of the crash. >> the fact that there's no injuries on the ground is a miracle in itself. >> reporter: the authorities pushed the public back because there's still jet fuel on the ground. they're still trying to figure out exactly what played out here. in orange county, will carr, abc news. >> and investigators were there overnight and will remain there trying to figure o

the result of which houses remain unoccupied or judgment there's no way to use antitrust law in that setting. the way the law is strike third doesn't give anybody -- i can imagine aen an antitrust system where home owns are are being sued. it's better to have a set of rules like the market that would deprive people of market power they're currently abusing, and that is really what is going on in most of these proposals. >> i've got -- three different economists that come to mind here that have raid issues. not so much but what you're saying but the markets and other things. so, for example, james galbraith says marks are useful. you need market buzz they have two detecteds. the poor don't count and the future doesn't count. so we -- >> be poor count count. >> the big one is the future doesn't count and now looking at the problems we're facing, think of climate change, we have to have an massive planning. planning of investment. don't have to plan the price of every little thing but have to be able to plan intelligently, long-term and the markets don't do that at all right now. the se

. >> that car was actually unoccupied and parked. the person was inside the store shopping at the time. >> reporter: the fixed wing aircraft made a sputtering noise as it dropped head first into the ground. the faa said the pilot, identified as scott shepherd, declared an emergency just before the crash. >> it's a miracle nobody else got hurt. >> reporter: shepherd was the owner of a san francisco real estate consulting firm category three aviation corporation. the other victims, lara shepherd, floria and navid hakimi and nasim ghanadan. floria posted this with the caption, flying out to l.a. the plane appeared to have the same markings as the one in the crash. >> it looked like it came down pretty abruptly. reporter: f plat down so close to its final destination. >> i don't know anything about what this pilot did or what he was thinking, but it could have been much more tragic, the fact that there is no injuries on the ground is a miracle in itself. >> reporter: we learned the victims were expecting to attend a real estate conferenc

three days after horizon air employee richard russell took control of an unoccupied commuter plane fromto do a couple maneuvers. >> reporter: executives defended the screening procedures. >> we've always met all federal security protocols. but we've always gone beyond when necessary. >> reporter: commissioner said all security protocols were followed before russell gained access to the plane and took off. >> i got a lot of people that care about me. and it's going to them to hear that i did this. >> reporter: russell passed federal criminal background checks that looked back ten of people with the access to the airfield at sea-tac. >> it's accept and inappropriate access. >> reporter: david pekoske is the tsa administrator. is this something that should be a wake-up call for airports, airlines and your agency? >> it's certainly not a new issue at all for any of us. this highlights an additional vulnerability and it's something that really i'd just like to see the entire fact set. >> reporter: the aviation industry has long worried about insider threats linked to terrorism. in 2012, a sk

[cheering] constance: we are they dedicated people think that where unoccupied territory.nstance: we are the dedicated people who do not believe in separating families. [cheering] constance: we are the dedicated people who do not believe that have black people on both sides. [applause] constance: y'all can make some more noise for a black woman who put her life on the line. [cheering] let's be very clear, when you doors as a black woman, you put your life on the line. when you step out as a black put yourwoman, you life further online -- on the line. want to honor you today. we have reached a very important part of our program. it is very serious and i want to make sure all of you can hear me and hear me well. of the reasons we are here is of course in memoriam of heather heyer who died one year ago in charlottesville and we are acknowledging that people have come from all over. can to ask of any survivors at this time.age please come to the stage. don't be humble and don't be scared, please. coming fromsomeone charlottesville, encourage them to take the stage. [applause]

from the runway if i had the opportunity there are seats in the back right now currently flying unoccupied the test pilots and watching how they respond to pressures and whatnot, i would sit in the back of one now as for when i would put my wife and children on the back i may want to give it a little bit more time. >> in terms of the race between branson musk and bezos, who is winning? if that's a fair way to look at it. >> spacex is the industry leader the juggernaut they are proving they can fire massive rockets on a repeated scale. they have had some accidents, et cetera, but the competition is between virgin ga lacktive and blue origin. they are exploring the area 62 miles above sea level. in perspective, 62 miles before sea level that's where blue origin and virgin galactic are trying to go mars is 330 million miles. there are matters of scale in terms of what the companies are trying to do. >> nicholas, i read your piece it was quite long and quite detailed and actually quite rifting. one of the things when we talk about the business of space, the emerging space race and all the priv

part of the urban fabric of san francisco where it really was once seen as, like, a strange and unoccupied place, but, because we planned it in an era before we were thinking of sea level rise, it's also very low-lying, and it's one of the city's more vulnerable places to future sea level rise. scholl: the problem is that the land is so valuable because it's now land. development companies couldn't not build there. there were billions of dollars in real estate to be had, but they built it in probably one of the worst places they could have. it was s a bay in the past, and it most likely will be a bay in the future. tam: we picked this part of the shoreline for a study around design concepts for future sea level rise e because it's the lowest lying area on the easastern waterfront. it's the place that's going to flood firstst, and d so we thout it was the right place to spark a conversasation arounund what e design alternatives or choices that we c can make in the future at the m mouth of mimission creek n near at&t p park. we''ll hahave a realllly beautil public space that people might not