vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> all right, vic, thank you. part of a trend that could have an impact on the bay area housing crisis. as a screen righter at pixar, deandra and jeff stone are use to go weaving dreams into reality. today they're watching their dream of a new house come true in fast forward. >> we've been living in a trailer for a bunch of years just to save up and get ready for this house to be built. we just need more space. >> reporter: they shared the existing house, trailer and yard space with an extended family of six adults and nine kids, an informal commune setting that needed to expand fast. so they made the decision to assemble a prefabricated modular home in the backyard. >> modular takes about half the time it would if we were to do it ground up and it gives us the freedom to not displace all of us here on the property for so long. >> reporter: and today their new two-story, three-bedroom home is being assembled in a little over five hours. the lead contractor says most of the planning and hard work is done before the

. >> vic lee has the story, now live from palo alto. vic? >> reporter: well, that plane, the wreckage is sitting in heavy mud in a duck pond right behind me over there. palo alto airport is to my left across the marsh here. the runway stretches right behind me that direction. now, the plane is registered to an owner who lives in placerville. presumably the pilot. but that has not been confirmed. as you said angel flight west tells us that the pilot was on a mission to deliver one of his passengers, a female, to stanford's lucille packer children's hospital. the other passenger is the mother. here's what happened. the air traffic control audio indicates the pilot was having trouble landing. the call to the palo alto fire department came in just after 11:00 a.m. a mooney single engine plane with three people crashed in the buck duk ponds while trying to land at the airport. > the two adult women on the wing of the aircraft were rescued by our personnel. and the deceased male, who is a pilot -- >> reporter: firefighters hooked a 24-foot extensi

abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live south of market with new developments tonight. vic? >> well, dan, that vigil will be held in front of ryan egg's house, which is in the middle of this block on clara street. now, his family arrived here from florida yesterday. as you said, there are still a lot of important questions. foremost, the medical examiner has yet to identify that badly mutilated body, and there still are no charges against the two persons of interest. >> i certainly have had a lot of nightmares thinking what happened inside that house. >> scot-free was the neighbor who called police, asking for a welfare check on his friend brian egg. that was in august. the 65-year-old man had been missing for some two months. egg's sister in florida filed a missing person's report. on both occasions, police say officers received no response when they went to the house, and they saw nothing suspicious. in mid-august, neighbors called police again after seeing a crime scene cleaning crew at the home. this time police searched the house and found a body in a fish tank, a body

vic lee, abc7 news. thank you. >>> there was a labor day protest outside the san francisco marriott hotel. members of local two took to the streets to protest lack of progress in contract talks. it expired august 15th. and they represent employees at different marriotts. 75 protesters were arrested. marriott was called but yet to hear back. >>> a woman jumped out of an ambulancents to an on ramp. the patient got agitated while being transported. she jumped out of the vehicle on the connector ramp between 680 and 580. >> the patient got out of all the restraints, overcame and pushed the attendant in the ambulance and opened the locked door to the ambulance and exited the ambulance. >> according to the chp, two cars managed to swerve and miss the woman trying to jump in front of traffic before she was struck by a third vehicle, she died at the scene. >>> trying to find the person responsible for a hit-and-run on two young cyclists. amanda is there live. how are the kids doing? >> reporter: well, the 13-yea

vic lee, "abc 7 news." >> vic, thank you. >>> in the east bay oakland police are investigating a fire at a homeless encampment on east 12th street this morning. they did find a man's body there. police say the body was found near part of the encampment not affect by the fire. there are no signs of trauma and it is being investigated as an unexplained death. the fire started around 2:45 a.m. residents were evacuated and no one was hurt. >>> people across the bay area are constantly trying to find new solutions to address homelessness. in the south bay tonight a group of volunteers is bucking the system and creating tent villages almost overnight at low cost. to prove their point, theyui on permission. abc 7 reporter david louie is live at hope village near the airport. david. >> reporter: a very unusual way to solve a problem. frustrated by the pace of government, three community groups led by san jose catholic worker decided to sidestep bureaucracy and build out this tent village. now, they did so quietly in order to avoid road blocks and opposition. here it stands on state property a

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> for something very serious to something silly. a new version of their polite pedro bhatt. pedes tri an this is a picture of what it looks like. is it a he or she, do you think? >> his name is jack. he has a face and an arm. it is larger and more maneuver bible than version one. the goal is to develop a robot that just doesn't move around his environment but that can interact with humans in more natural ways. >> he's kind of called. >> he looked like >> wall e. with a big stomach. >> he had a big lunch. yeah. >> he had a matching tie. >> i like your shirt with dogs on it. >> i hope i got myself out of the dog house. san jose, 87. 55 degrees under a clear sky. sunshine earlier. the clouds are just now trying to make the march from the coast. so they will repeal quickly. mainly clear fire danger north. and the extended sunny warmth will remain in the warmth. notice how it is closer too us, the bowl of cooler air is closer. 87, san jose. everybody else in the south bay, mid to upper 70s. in the peninsula, mid to upper 70s. mid-60s alo

vic beasley couldn't corral him. big first down. >> cris: vic beasley is go to drop out.nfortunately for vic beasley, he tackled like a pass rusher on that one. darren sproles is a tough guy to grab. that was the difference. the guy stays alive. >> al: 4:30 remains. foles leads the four-man rush. sproles again. picks up a couple of extra yards. 35 years old. always get tony dungy, the last play that tony coached against sproles in san diego, overtime touchdown. >> that is a good thing for us. >> yeah. >> cris: that guy, so many clutch plays of the year. >> al: only frank gore is older at running back. darren, 35 years old. second down and four. here is ajayi. and now they have a third down and one. you are at the edge of field goal range here. falcons down on the field. >> cris: i am not sure the fans are believing him. >> al: yeah. if nothing else he will have to come out of the game for one play on a third down and a short two upcoming. >> cris: he is working against jason peters. probably would want someone else. i know one thing it will do. it will allow them to make

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vic beasy couldn't corral him. big first down. >> cris: vic beasley is go to drop out. unfortunately for vic beasley, he tackled like a pass rusher on that one. darren sproles is a tough guy to grab. that was the difference. the guy stays alive. >> al: 4:30 remains.ad foles the four-man rush. sproles again. picks up a couple of extra yards. 35 years old. always get tony dungy, the last play that tony coached against sproles in san diego, overtime touchdown. >> that is a good thing for us. >>eah. >> cris: that guy, so many la clutch of the year. >> al: only frank gore is older at running back. darren, 35 years old. second down and four. here is ajayi. and now they have a third down and one. you are at the edge of field goal range here.lc s down on the field. >> cris: i am not sure the fans are believing him. >> al: yeah. if nothing else he will have to come out of the game for one shortn a third down and two upcoming. >> cris: he is working against jason peters. probably would want someone else. i know one thing it will do. it will allow them to make substitutios. substi

. >> laura: joining us islikelike and vic maggio who is a citizen journalist.ianno, you are from here and you are infuriated. i'm getting more and more angry as we've gone on in this town hall. but we have to channel this to answers and solutions. >> absolutely. >> laura: if there is one thing that cowl change and the worst affected neighborhoods to make a real difference what would it be? >> first, two things, i want to thank you for bringing the show to chicago and doing this town hall. i know your heart and this is something you care about and isn't political. i thank you for that. the second thing, this is about solutions and we need to have an open dialogue. there was a guest in the first block who said there is a myth about distrust between police and community. that is a false narrative. but in terms of this, your question, if there's one thing that can change, there's always going to end up with jobs and opportunity. and as i interviewed a number of the residents in the city of chicago they yelled that there are so many married to the life because they

vic lee, "abc 7 news." >> fascinating. >> yes, and intense. >>> thousands of new housing units may be coming to a south bay city. >> but some people say that could bring another big and slow problem. also ahead. >> a styling salon closes down and customers asking how are their prepaid with new, more secure numbers. but con artists, they never change. they'll always try to steal your medical identity. so, what can you do? guard your card, just like a credit card. don't give your medicare number over the phone or email. and remember, medicare never calls unless you've asked them to. to find more ways to guard your card, go to medicare.gov/fraud. don't let your guard down. ♪ >>> in the south bay the international airport will get millions in federal funding to test equipment though detect air field intruders. we are looking at a live look. they will split 10 million in funding to install equipment to catch people that trespass into secure areas of the airport. it has been the site of several high-profile intrusions including a 2014 incident where a teen stow away flew from san jose to ha

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vic lee, abc 7 news. >> all right, vic. much appreciated to you. thank you. >>> union workers stage a protest outside the san francisco marriott hotel today. members of unite here local 2 are upset over the lack of progress in contract talks. their de expired on august 15th. local 2 represents employees at seven san francisco marriott owned hotels. the union's president says at least 75 protesters were arrested. we reached out to the marriott but have yet to hear back. >>> on this labor day a spare the air alert is in effect. walnut creek, certainly hazy in the skies. officials say millions of cars on the roads combined with hot temperatures and nearby wildfire smoke are to blame. this is the 11th spare the air alert for smog this year. abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian joins us now with a look at the forecast. spencer, any relief in sight? >> tomorrow will not be a spare the air day. here is live doppler 7. breezy conditions right now. mainly sunny skies, but the haze is with us. today was a spare the air day, even though there was some

vic lee is live at kaiser permanente medical center in oakland with the story. vic?this was a well orchestrated demonstration by kaiser workers and their union. it was peaceful. police were notified in advance that there would be civil disobedience, and the workers, they got their point across. >> what do we want? >> health care justice! >> when do we want it? >> now. >> more than a thousand demonstrators marched down west macarthur boulevard, angry that kaiser permanente may outsource their jobs. >> these are jobs that are not being eliminated due to technology. these are jobs eliminated solely for profit. >> the service employees union says those most vulnerable, warehouse work. >> drivers, vocational nurses and call center operators. he believes his li i'm really because i've given them a lot of hard work and time. >> pulliam works as a weh

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a crown vic point. and this is a goodbye fit for a queen and specially the queen of. so sports news now in the williams sisters venus squared off at the u.s. open in new york in the younger of the two serena dominated the match six one six two venus according the match the best serenus ever played against a well serena is in hot pursuit of her twenty fourth grand slam victory and in the men's competition argentina one attendant paltrow disposed all of spain's fashion on the bed thus going three sets to advance to the fourth round canada's mitosis allan it she will move on as he got the best of swiss play if done by brink of the twenty sixteen u.s. open window with a seven six six four six three result times take a look at some football averse to dortmund went clear at the top of germany's been busy girl friday but only by a point after they were held to a goalless draw in head over don't win captain marco always had his side's best chance in the first off but he could only hit the ball from close range in the second hoff royce's set up maximillian phillips as dortmund

an of vic. >>> this inmate is back in custody just -- authorities arrested him at a gas station in saneandro yesterday. he received a six-year sentence for armed robbery. >>> a woman took her own life after shooting coworkers at a rite aid distribution center. three people were killed yesterday in another three separate gunshot wounds. police have not determined a motive. witnesses say the suspect got into an argument before she opened fire. >> video of tense moments on a jet airways flight out of india. oxygen masks were deployed due to a loss of cabin pressure. the flight was forced to return to mumbai. there was also a problem with the air conditioning system. the cockpit crew was taken off schedule duties pending an investigation. >>> fire rescue with a recall of cars and suvs. live at the new york stock exchange with that story and more. >> reporter: good morning. the dow jones industrial is sitting at an all-time high, ultimately the dow is up to 51 yesterday and the s&p 500 hit an all-time high. nissan is recalling 200,000 cars and suvs due to the fire risk. park cart your -- pa

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vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> we are more ahead on abc mornings. that didn't know he existed. how they ended up separates and back together again. >>> here is a live look from our cam. a beautiful silhouette with the clouds and sunrise. lisa argen is going to have the >>> an emotional reunion for an east bay woman. she reunited with her brother 30 years after they were separated as kids. they were so young, he didn't realize he had a sister. >> reporter: he was 2 1/2 years old found crying outside a theater in seoul, south korea. a mile away, a little girl, 4, found in a market, being sold, too. police would find a note saying she has no parents, please take her to the nearest police station. both children would be adopted by parents in america. this is the mom who adopted justin. >> we actually found justin in a magazine with this cute face. >> reporter: justin was raised in salem, oregon with four siblings. his big sister raised in california. now, both in their late 30s, they took dna tests with he dman23e. remembered having a brother. she was j

vic lee got a look at how it all works. >> reporter: active shooters in a courthouse.eral people shot, including a sheriff's deputy. a funman uses a hostage as a shield. it's one of 200 role play scenarios they are using in the virtual training simulator. scenarios that require split-second decisions. >> we really deter from excessive force and deter from not using enough force. there's a happy medium we are looking for. >> reporter: the old simulator had four screens, this has five that projects a 360 degree world. >> i can do a courthouse scenario or critical scenario with shooting with a bell in the back, cell phones going off, kids screaming. i didn't have that in the old one. >> reporter: now it's my turn to stri the simulator. i'm having a hard time getting the gun out of the holster. >> there's a button there. see it? perfect. >> reporter: this scenario, a homeowner is upset that his neighbor is in his house. his daughter calls 911. >> police department. >> reporter: we go inside the house. there's a man in a wheelchair with a gun. i fired off five rounds, all o

to the health care sector, what it means to compete with apple and more is the company's ceo v ceo viclcome. >> thank you very much. >> tell us about your fundamental product which uses a small sensor, you put your fingers on it, and it measures your electrocardiogram so you can see it and so you can send it to a doctor >> yes that's exactly right we've been doing this for about seven years, and we allow people to take an ekg at home we were kind of a lone voice in the wilderness we were like a restaurant in town and apple opened the biggest restaurant next to us. we have too congratulate apple to bring awareness to this space, that you can take a life saving ekg at home heart disease is the biggest killer of world. it kills more people than all forms of cancer combined to be able to take this life saving test is a very, very big deal. >> i sense by inference that you're grateful to apple for coming into this space. >> yeah, we have a $99 product it turns out that people who often need this device the most are those that can afford it the least. so if you can't afford a 4 or $500 apple

and vic lee on issues that led to this protest and one like it in southern california. >>> it has happened again. thieves have targeted another bay area apple store that became a trend lately despite surveillance cameras filming nciden ago you saw them cleaning out an apple store without issues. an walnut creek on the same day, $90,000 in products gone in seconds. wednesday, thieves run into the apple store in santa rosa and they take $30,000 in stuff. that brings us to the latest incident, the fifth in two weeks, it happened yesterday in burlingame. matt keller talked with investigators about the most recent theft. >> reporter: apple workers at the store in burlingame avenue spent the morning putting out new phones at the display table at the front door, less than 24 hours after a group of young men raided the star at 11:25 a.m. sunday. >> they grabbed all the cell phones and computers and ran out in less than 30 seconds. >> reporter: there were four thieves stealing about $50,000 in merchandise. they ran out to a get away car believed to be a volvo s faces covered by a cringed up hoodie

vic lee got a firsthand hands-on look at how it all works. >> reporter: active shooters in a courthouseveral people shot, including a sheriff's deputy. a gunman uses a hostage as a shield. it's one of 200 role play scenarios san francisco police are using in their new virtual training simulator. scenarios that require split-second decisions. >> we just really deter from excessive force and we also deter from not using enough force. so there's a happy medium we're looking for. >> the old simulator had only one large screen in front. this one has five screens that project a 300-degree virtual world. ambient noise blares out from six speakers. >> so i can do a courthouse scenario or school shooting scenario where i have a constant bell in the back, cell phones going on. i have kids screaming. >> you didn't have that in the old one? >> i didn't have that in the old one. >> you can hold this. >> it's my turn to try the simulat simulator. >> i'm having a hard time getting the gun out of of the holster. >> you basically hit that button. pull it back. >> there's a button right there. see it? >>

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your training. >> vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> wow. >> interesting.y more than 200 police departments across the nation. >>> thanks for joining us. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> it's a bitter pill to swallow. we have the right to do it. >> he is this man. a convicted kidnapper planning to act as his own lawyer and grill the woman he's accused of raping. >> the stakes are so much higher. there's more opportunity to weapon eyes this. >>> local advocates and politicians on the national debate over a supreme court nominee and what may have happened in the past. as history unfolds in washington, a local high school sees a teachable moment. >> in the south bay, old and new are on a collision course. the need for housing is right in the middle. >>> live where you live. really makes it uncomfortable at a preliminary hearing. >> an abc 7 news legal analyst on what could become a nightmare for a woman who has been through a lot. a man accused of rape is getting ready to question his victim. >>> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. the gone girl kidnappin

vic lee, "abc 7 news." >> thank you. >>> the largest wildfire in california's history is officially fullytained. crews finally have a line all the way around the mendocino complex, that is the twin fires that erupted in lake county back in july, 54 days ago. it destroyed 157 homes and killed one firefighter. the cause remains under investigation. >>> a red flag warning goes into effect tonight. "abc 7 news" anchor eric thomas joins us live with a look at the precautions being taken in the east bay. eric. >> reporter: larry, the recipe for that red flag warning includes higher winds, lower humidities and rising temperatures. when you get all three of those together, as we will have overnight and into tomorrow, well, you have additional scrutiny from fire officials and residents in the oakland hills even when they're not answering a call for service, the firefighters of station 7 are on the lookout for trouble. >> it is a fire weather watch day. >> reporter: we rode along as they checked known trouble spots and dished up advice to folks who live in the area. where homes burned the 1991 fire

vic lee, "abc 7 news." >> what a beautiful thing to do. way to go, nick. nice stuff. >> yes.y they would have won today. >> yes. >> i will show you the highlights. >> such as they were. >> if you want to call them that. yeah, in a little bit. ahead, a mercy rule in the major leagues. it would have been invoked in the a's game. they put up double digits in one inning in >>> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening. the a's are in baltimore. one of the best teams in baseball against by far the worst. the orioles have a record of 31-103. let me say it again. 41 wins, 103 losses. they are 62 games under .500. you have to work very hard to be that bad. tonight the a's scored ten runs in one inning. so the baseball's bad but they had balloon hats. she is happy. she has the character there. nobody behind her, no views being block. a's load the bases in the third match. happenman unloads them. they score. a's just getting started with andrew cashner. 4-0. matt olson, opposite field blasts a three-run shot. a's jump out to a 7-0 lead. still no out in the third. walter looking

. >> the crime he's accused of committing and whymsore vic may be out there. >> plus under arrest. the work weekends with a to a murder that shocked the district. we're hearing from the parents of wendymartinez. the jogger killed o log circle. news 4 today continues. stay with us. >> we'll get a check on your commute in just a moment. how about that. >> let's look at our forecast this morning. >> good morning. she is back. >> i'm struggling right now. >> inow you are. >> i don't want to hear it. the day that you have one or w o dak weeks. you have a no-day workweek coming up and then comes in for two days and says how exhausted he is. this morning we're not looking at any rain right now but we do have some showers down to our south and west so we're watchin this closely. they're holding together so we do expect you to move in right around 8:00 to 9:00 this morning so you might run into a little ra by then. temperatures aren't too bad. washington 70. leesburg as we go through to day, expect the clouds hang around. 8:00 this morning a better chance for showers by 9:00 a.m. by lunchti

pandilla ms 13 y habría sido muerto arrestados por este crimen que conmovió a los residentes del con, la vícandilla y era supuestamente bien conocido en la organización y que participó con otras cuatro personas en el crimen. al resto de los responsables siguen siendo buscados y se advirtió que se intensificará el trabajo de la policía local y agentes federales, para activistas que apoyan a madres de jóvenes desaparecidos, el nuevo golpe a la ms 13 se convierte en cierto alivio en medio de este doloroso capítulo para todos. >>> el dolor nunca se termina pero quizás es un poco el alivio que ya está una persona donde debe estar y que las cosas pasan porque tienen que pasar y que dios se encargue de la situación de otro duro golpe a la temida pandilla que durante años ha sembrado el terror con asesinatos y desapariciones, mientras advertía que la lucha continúa sin tregua en las calles, los residentes comienzan a ver un alivio en la ciudad. >>> trae mucha confianza porque ya es más tranquilo, ya no se está viviendo con ese temor de las pandillas, ya está más tranquilo >>> agradecida y contenta c

two men and two women were shoti one vics in critical condition. no arrests have been made nrchlt>>> the maryland man who disappeared onis honeymoon was found on a hillside inwa . he went for a solo hike in the mountains and never returned on monday. >>> howard university'sscusiness ol will kick off a summit. executives from the nba and n are scheduled to speak at the conference. everything starts at 9:30 this morning. >>> and you can sample the seven breweries in fairfax county in one place. pick up refield guide and a at mustang sallies from noon until 6:00. it's goi to be a good day to maybe check out some of the breweries. >> not bad. ssing showers. cloudy. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. tomorr wet. ow waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine

abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live south of market with new developments tonight. vic?gil will be held in front of ryan egg's house, which is in the middle of this block on clara street. now, his family arrived here from florida yesterday. as you said, there are still a lot of important questions. foremost, the medical examiner has yet to identify that badly mutilated body, and there still are no charges against the two persons of interest. >> i certainly have had a lot of nightmares thinking what happened inside that house. >> scot-free was the neighbor who called police, asking for a welfare check on his friend brian egg. that was in august. the 65-year-old man had been missing for some two

vic lee, abc7 news. >> that's a day they're not going to forget. certainly wonderful. the latest news any time with the abc7 news app, it has not enhanced live video features, personal alliesed push alerts to get more of the news you want delivered to your phone in real time. >> next year the giants will hopefully win when those kids show up. they lost 2-1 to the braves. the giants have not won a game this month. >> that's not good. >> it's the 12th of excepseptem. >> i know, larry >> thanks for joining abc7 news at 4:00. >> i'm alma daetz. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> a nightmare 911 call for a bay area family. an investigation underway over what likely started as an innocent mistake. plus. >> monday night it took four hours to dial everyone in sonoma county. >> and that's too long. officials create a war room to figure out how to create a better emergency alert system. >> face-off in san francisco. why protesters are taking on religious leaders and the governor. >> plus, a bay area home you can afford thanks to college football. >> reporter: live where you live,

>> vic gremmer: yeah. >> whitaker: vic gremmer, a social worker in the village of werkendam, personallyoom for the merwede river. hundreds of people like him had to move so their property could be used as floodplains. so the government comes and asks you to leave. did you have a choice? >> gremmer: not really. we-- we had a choice-- to leave, or stay, but on their conditions. >> whitaker: the conditions: he could remain in the area, but had to sell the family home to the government. he used the money to build a new house on higher ground. what'd you think of that, when they tore your house down? >> gremmer: the old house, there are 25 years of memories. it's really the end of-- i'm getting emotional. ( laughs ) >> whitaker: but he said he did it for the greater good. allowing the swollen river to pool in this new floodplain could save thousands of people from flooding downstream in rotterdam. the idea of moving people out of the floodplains in the u.s., we'd be talking about millions of people. that would be a really tough sell. >> ovink: you pay for people to be in the most vulnerable

as the suspects run back toward a getaway car, you can see they have ripped the vic's pants. >> definitely witnessed muggings happening in the city. i think is becoming more prevalent. people need to be on guard a little bit more often. that walking around with the cell phones out. >>> police say the victim's injuries are not life- threatening and you are looking for the suspects. >>> this morning, the death toll from florence is up to 32. it is now a post tropical cyclone headed to the northeast. take a look on your left. homes and businesses destroyed when an apparent tornado touched down there. one person was killed when the flooring company warehouse collapse. at least 12 tornadoes were reported throughout the state. i write, north carolina's rivers are slowly rising. this is not a -- this is a major interstate, not a river. >>> i've been looking at your radar over there. there's a lot of red over there. >>> there's a lot going on with florence still, even though it is a remnant low pressure system. we still have a lot of rain for the northeast portion of the country. it's get right to

recently a doula tried to cross over further north near the town of ellicott lot of that smuggler from vic that was the area that was full of mines. just like i was walking behind somebody who was walking he is a military so i just look at his feet every place he put his feet a form of it's going to somebody exploited next one. the match has provided refugees with a temporary shelter at a bombed out student dorm but more and more are arriving hoping to cross into the e.u. from here. the migrants are cared for by the local red cross and the un who looked after many bosnians themselves during the war two decades ago the e.u. has provided six million euros to help cover costs the money is badly needed as bosnia has yet to recover from the years of fighting. and now it is being asked to house refugees. bosnian scene and she heads has been helping out for months stuck to danny you know what i see it every day here is a challenge it's physically see but most of all psychologically among us now we're facing the problem that it's already really cold in the early morning hours as a result there are

why not learn with him d w z e learning course because vic. i want to welcome to another edition of euro max i'm your host meghan lee from black beverages to crazy kitesurfing we've got a mixed bag on the show today here's a look at what's coming off. picture perfect a new illustrated tribute to the beatles. french favorite mom back is a top wine with it lasting tradition. and surfing supreme riding the waves in northern germany. it's been over forty years since the british band the beatles broke up and its members pursued solo careers but is still a beatle mania lives on in people's hearts and minds and now their story can be retraced in a new book it's by two british graphic designers who take readers on a visual journey and illustrate the mark the beatles left on pop music history or we talk to the authors to find out more about this unique project. they were british world famous and incredibly successful no band has ever shaped music history like the beatles albums sold millions of copies and almost everyone can sing along to their heads w

county judge said the audio recording shows the vic film's lack of -- victim's lack of consent. prosecutor devon bell said she received harassment fro peers from speaking up. i'm hopeful that her strength will inspire other survivors to share their stories and that this case will generate more conversations and education about the meaning of consent. the former de la salle football player was arrested and charged last year with raping the 17-year-old girl in september of 2017. the former de la salle student is facing a maximum of about 23 years but due to juvenile detention laws, he cannot serve longer than age 25. his sentence is expected to come down next month. at that time the judge can also choose to place him in a treatment program. foball player pleaded guiltyesa. mmission irimassivvee pic at hy hundreds of thousands of dollars in warriors basketball tickets free of charge. kpix 5's christin ayers on the strict new rules city leaders may have to follow. >> reporter: a kpix 5 investigation uncovered the perk in 2015. luxury box seats at high profile warriors games, worth a

do to mend this and what consequences china was talking about you know this is course is a bit more vic to go direct to the china national association for international studies so the victim time today pretty strong rhetoric coming from beijing normally diplomatic statements more mild mannered you could say to the genuinely shocked by this u.s. move. i think the u.s. decision to sanction the pioli equipment department and its a two star general is a major negative development and i would say people are very shocked about this very extreme action by the united states and definitely as the chinese government already announced to the world there will be dire consequences and we really cannot understand what exactly is the strategic objective of the united states whether the really want to alienate all the countries in the world especially china now the second largest economy in the world and a very powerful military power if the united states really bets on alienating china and russia for example given all the reasons for russia and china to be closer calls in their military cooperation th

it blocks compensation claims from vic is who lived with their attacker before 1979.rns about compensation for vic is who had suffered many different types of injury. -- suffered many different types of injury. —— victims. so the review will look at whether payments are set at the right level. whitehall budgets are tight, and the review will consider it a compensation scheme is sustainable and if the proposed changes are affordable. religious education in english schools is outdated and needs to be overhauled to include non—religious beliefs, according to a new report. the independent commission on re wants children to learn about atheism and humanism as well as world faiths. the report authors warn that without change, the subject could wither. the department for education said it would look at the recommendations. swedish voters go to the polls this morning in a general election that has been dominated by the rise of an anti—immigration party. the nationalist sweden democrats are tipped for second place, eight years after they entered parliament. neither the governi

celebrate the restoration of berlin's noir nuts are now gallery which was designed by his grandfather vic meese founder roller low hand inherited ventura's copyright to this iconic building the architect regularly advises the team overseeing the renovation this is so interesting this is a bit like seeing the child you helped bring into the world fifty years ago once again fifty years later either through a leave. law hand scales the steps of a nearby church tower though he's more than familiar with the building he's never seen it from this perspective it gives him an overview of the work in progress. just sign all this so well it's like my old home. we built architectural models of the entire site in the chicago office. it looks exactly like it doesn't reality. alone had relocated from germany to chicago in the one nine hundred sixty s. to work for his grandfather's architectural firm one of his first jobs was overseeing the construction of berlin snow and that's in our gallery the commission meant a lot to his grandfather who left germany and emigrated to the us in the late one nine hund

richardson merrill one of america's oldest drug companies known years ago for its best selling product vic's cough drops meryl poured on the pressure they contacted the f.d.a. fifty times they went behind her back to those periods they complained of better in writing threatens the proceedings they pushed and pushed and pushed and she was resolute she was unbelievably tough. but i know that we're all at most indebted to dr kelsey the relationship to the hope that all of us have for our children in august one thousand nine hundred two. and john f. kennedy awarded the highest civilian honor an american can receive to dr francis kelsey so kill sea really you know. with a mother because. i come home from the playground one day my mom says honey good news you're going to get arms dear i mean you just remember a day like that right i thought we were going shopping you know arms or us i don't know. i was very confused they had hooks and they were made of metal and plastic and wood i mean i couldn't take off my shoes i wasn't allowed to use my feet can imagine how weird that was. so this became an in

. >> reporter: florence's earliest v vics along the coast, the barrier islands, take a look at the waves crashing inside this home in north topsail beach. first responders this morning now bracing for the worthwhile officials urge people who did stay here to stay vigilant. >> to anyone still unwilling to take this storm seriously, let me be clear, you need to get yourself to a safe place now and stay there. >> reporter: inside the command center here in wilmington, the city's police chief telling us his family has already evacuated. >> when you look at that hurricane over your shoal what ke concerns you most? >> i see a biblical proportion flood event that's going to occur. i see the beach communities being inundated with water and destruction that will be pretty, pretty epic in nature. >> it was striking when i heard him say it will be biblical. look at the sheer amount of water already arriving in the eye of florence isn't even here yet. what they're most concerned about is the rain. expected up to 40 inches of rain and this is going to last all the way through today and into tomorrow,

a defiant vic to old band defend tough border policies as the e.u. debates imposing sanctions on his country. no i'm mariama mozzie in london without zero coming up high stakes diplomacy in geneva and the un is fears grow the humanitarian catastrophe in syria as it opens. brazil's workers' party replaces the founder and former president he's an ass who limited silver as that presidential candidate. and emergency is declared in the capital of zimbabwe off to a cholera outbreak kills twenty people and in fact two thousand more. allow our top story the european parliament has been debating whether to strip hungary of its european union voting rights out of a vote on wednesday there were major concerns over the direction the government has been taking notably on immigration issues but. now reports from strasburg on gary a prime minister is strongly defending his position. victor oban arrived in strasburg to defend himself and his far right policies as any piece debated punishing hungary for breaching evaluates the prime minister accused the european parl

why not learn with him d w z e learning course because vic. what keeps us in shape what makes us see and how do we stay close to. my name is dr. i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and they discuss what you can do to improve your health. and let's all try to stay. calm d.w. . what about the. shift living in the digital age. day a life saving first aid at. a high tech love that can speak and fantastic and fabulous gaming worlds but first google turns twenty on september twenty seventh one thousand nine hundred ninety eight google dot com went online today it's a household name and more than a search engine from sat nav to email to you tube the u.s. text.