woods did not surrender the report shows the officer closest to woods said it never crossed his mind to give a warning to woods he was going to shoot because he did not want to shoot him. another officer said he wasn't given any information about woods' mental state. when woods got within 10' of one of the other officers he felt he was in immediate danger and opened fire killing the suspect. one officer described that moment as kind of tunnelling like everything was happening all at once. >> police are shooting people of color like we don't matter. >> the shooting sparked protest in 2015. hundreds of people called for police reform. the incident prompted a review of the san francisco police by the u.s. department of justice. >> the truth hurts. >> and i'm proud to report that the san francisco police department will accept and implement every single recommendation. >> police revealed they completed only 11 out of the 7200 recommendations. the number is a result of the feds withdrawing from the process and the state's department of justice taking over. the district attorney's office n

wood acre at 79. that's not going to budge today. maybe tomorrow so if you're away from the coast i would expect another 90s to 100s if you're near it. there's not much of an on shore wigoing to be okay if you are driving on 80 westbound heading out to the salano county region. southbound 680 also looking good as you drive into concord. getting out to the bay bridge toll plaza. of course that won't stay this way for too long but right you have a pretty good window. >>> all right. sal, the heat has caused a lot of power outages all around the bay area and pg&e is having trouble keeping up with them. how they're dealing with the extra stress on the power grid. >> transformers of all sizes can only carry so much load. and the problem of course is whether they're up on a poll or especially under ground if they have to carry too much load or they simply get too hot, they will shut down. >> the transformers and other equipment just can't cool down enough. >> then, add in megademand on the system. >> we've seen load issues. increase in dema

it's isolated to the wooded area here. there is no public safety threat at the moment. >> reporter: this wooded area is just one mile from veterans park. that's where a 31-year-old man was found murdered inarch of last year. in woodbridge, jackie bensen, news4. ha> this morning we are learning more about led to president trump's sudden announcement to delay sweeping immigration raids. they were suposed to happen today. trump tweeted the policy changed yesterday. he says at the request of the democrats he is putting the raids on hold for two weeks to see if lawmakers on both sides of the aisle can work out a deal. nbc news is reporting house speaker nancy pelosi called the president last night urging himl to ff the raids. but nbc news is alsothisputing president's rationale. their reporting indicates that a plans wereed off largely because details were leaked to the media andmmigration fficials did not have plans in place toan detain tho of immigrants set for deportation. the raids were a big topic onvention emocratic in so

the officer closest to woods said it never crossed his mind to give a warning to woods that he was goinghe did not want to shoot him. another officer said he wasn't given any information about his mental state. the report shows when woods got within 10 feet of one of the officers, the other four felt he was in immediate danger and open fire killing the suspect. one officer described the moment as kind of tunneling, like everything was happening all at once. >> >> reporter: the shooting sparked protest in 2016, hundreds of people called for police reform. it also prompted a review of san francisco police by the u.s. department of justice. >> the truth hurts but selective ignorance is fatal. >> i am proud to report that the san francisco police department will accept and implement every single recommendation. >> reporter: last month police revealed they completed only 11 out of the 272 recommendations. the low number is a result, they say, of the feds withdrawing from the process and the state department of justice taking over. the district attorney's office never filed criminal charges ag

ll, we aren a wooded area behind hunters woods plaza. take a look. this is a popular trail. tsit actually star here and leads all the way, comes out on bretton woods court, goes behind a community nter, a baseball field and residences on the other end. a quarter mile down the trail is a crimecene and it has been since about 1:45 this morning. police say they got more than one call f rom aort of fireworks or gunshots in the area, and after they got down here and did some investigation they probably had determined it's more than likely gunshots. now, police say they have found a male down this trail who is dead. they have not released any information yet, but we heara whthey know from the supervisor of detectives. take a look. >> as patrol units got on scene they startedwa ing the trails. they found a male who seemed to be injured, called for fire and rescue. when they came on scene they pronounced the person as dead. sorry, pronounced him as deceased. >> reporter: now, this point there has been no identification. again only that the victim is a male. we did see some detective

the woods as a bait and should know can look for another paddle. examiner for the building in the condition in the many colors that she. does it. it's taken 5 hours to travel down ruka. thanks to. the others will now take the wood as far as mechanics of using the fingers on the continent but. once the trunk is in the canoe it just needs to be had in. the wall going to mean she showed up for a measuring these 2 year transfer of one going to actually turn one the lack of english and the like a visual thing into them i mean in and out of me. yet out that is just for that part out man yes smuggling is in danger in the forests of madagascar and the authorities lack the means to stop the train but for these men the search for the ruins what is the best way to earn a living. across china millions of cameras are watching citizens every move and scoring their behavior one i want to just investigates china's surveillance crackdown on how does the. july on al-jazeera will the conservative new democracy be victorious in the snap elections we bring you the late

the officer closest to woods said it never crossed his mind to give a warning to woods he was going to shoot because he did not want to shoot him. another officer said he wasn't given any information about woods' mental state. when woods got within 10' of one of the other officers the other four felt he was in immediate danger and opened fire killing the suspect. one officer described that moment as kind of tunnelling like everything was happening all at once. >> people are shooting people -- police are shooting people of color like we don't matter. >> in 2016 hundreds of people called for police reform. the incident prompted a review of the san francisco police. >> the truth hurt but selective ignorance is fatal. >> i'm happy to report that the san francisco police department will accept and imp lement every single recommendation. >> the low number is a result of the feds withdrawing from the process and the state's department of justice taking over. the district attorney's office never filed criminal charges against the 5 officers involved. the police department's internal affairs in

>>> right now, at 6:00, investigators want to know how two bodies wound up in a wooded area. we are live on the scene in wood bridge with the mysterious discovery. >>> breaking news. president trump delays his widelynd coned i.c.e. raids but tonight the reason for his move is in dispute. >>> and the deathl grows after a sky diving plane went down in hawaii, 11 people lost their lives. >> announcer: news4 at 6:00 starts now. >> good evening, i'm justin finch in for erika gonzalez. two people found dead in woods county.e william officers found the men's bodies in the 1500 block of featherstone road.4' newsjackie benson is live there with what we're learning about the investigation. jackie? >> reporter: justin, there's concern and apprehension here. neighbors woke up this morning to learn news that the bodies of two men, we understand, young men were found in the woods here.vi we have some deo of what it looked like earlier this morning right after prince william county polic arrived. about know very little this investigation because it is in its very early sta ws, but whate can

cooking on a traditional 3 stone fireplace wastes a lot of wood it takes hours for the mother of 4 to prepare a meal as most of the heat disappears into the room and the acrid smoke pollutes the air. about 18 months ago her neighbor. got a new stove she only had to pay part of the cost but even that is an affordable for most people here. with the new stove cooking takes only half as long and there's less smoke pollution. but when. my health is improved my eyes don't water any more when i cook. my cough is gone and i no longer get dizzy. dean got her new stove from an austrian firm called li cano. soon the company wants to equip even more communities around the national park with these crackers. the plan is to supply $50000.00 households all together. and distribute. a contributing to delay doctrine of carbon so we have those credits. not. the funds for again buying this dough from the factory. this is coffee husk residue which can be purchased cheaply from local farmers coffee is a key export product in rwanda the husks are mixed with locally sourced clay to form an insulating materia

as much as 70 percent of the harvested wood is dumped or incinerated. just 30 percent ends up in the going to be where. people works with businesses that source from primary forests to find green alternatives one of their main focal points is the global fashion industry what's your strategy here how are you going to make a difference in this my experience is that it's some of the speed global brands they have the ability to actually engage their suppliers to stop them from logging in ancient and endangered forest ecosystems and if we can redirect it to be more sustainable now using recycled fabrics rather than ending up in landfill and for the current capacity that's already in production let's just make sure it's not coming from really important ancient endangered forestry chance. so you're talking about kind of a 2 prong approach one is the kind of conservation stopping that deforestation in the 1st place and the 2nd one is this recycling element so reusing what's already been produced so that's a big priority for canopy is to really help kick start c

woods continued to brandish a knife and did not surrender.never crossed his mind to give a warning to woods that he was going to shoot. another officer said he wasn't given any information about woods' mental state. when woods got within ten feet of one of the officers, other four felt he was an immediate danger and opened fire, killing the suspect. one officer described that moment as kind of tunnelling, like everything was happening all at once. >> reporter: the shooting sparked protests in 2016. hundreds of people called for police reform. the incident prompted a review of san francisco police by the u.s. department of justice. >> the truth hurts. >> i'm proud to report that the san francisco police department will accept and implement every single recommendation. >> reporter: last month police revealed they completed only 11 out of the 272 recommendations. the low number is a result they say of the feds withdrawing from the process and the state's department of justice taking over. the district attorney's office never filed criminal charg

the previous five winners include the biggest names in golf history including tiger woods. of the highlights from historic golf course. >> reporter: it is the perfect marriage of our nations championship and one of our nation's most picturesque backdrops for golf. pebble beach hosted its first he was opened in 1972. it has been entrenched in the tournament's rotation ever sense. it has been said, even god a1 iron but jack nicklaus did on the final round three howling wind right on target. >> this gives jack a four stroke lead with only the 18th to play. >> reporter: 10 years later nicholas was again great but tom watson was greater. >> now comes, well, possibly the decisive shot. >> reporter: not just the decisive shot with the signature shots of the 82 open. and one of the most memorable of all time. >> do you believe it? you believe it? watson's incredible chip from the rough on 17 gave him a lead he would not relinquish and ultimately his only career u.s. open title. >> it may help a little bit. >> reporter: another decade pass before they return to pebble. with winds gu

we first met woods in 2017, when he was an inma >> reporter: we first met woods in 2017, when he wasan inmate at sanuentin prison. he was serving a 31-year-to-life sentence f attempted second degree robbery. and along with san francisco- based artist nigel poor, he was ofthe co-host ear hustle"-- odthe hit prx podcast pruced entirely from san quentin that gave a rare and intimate feel for life behind bars. >> reporter: with an on-air rapport like lifelong friends, the pair gathered stories and interviews from inmates in the yard. the show picked up millions of listeners over three seasons, covering everything from cellmates to death row. but perhaps the show's biggest nomoment came this pasmber: >> we got some breaking news, earlonne. ( laughs ) it's the day before thanksgiving, and today you got some amazing news. >> after 21 years in prison, governor brown, the great governor of california-- >> absolutely! >> decided that i served enough time in california state prison, and he commuted my sentence to be released >> reporter: woods has been paroled to oakland, where he's received ho

for each story timber weighs 80 percent less than concrete so it takes fewer trucks to deliver the wood which is cut in the factory in snaps together with not a saw on site but there's another more pressing reason to use wood timber buildings are greener both ice caps are melting and storms are getting worse it we all have to step forward and do what we can and in my profession what i can do is change my material choice for what i'm going to build with and build with something that's more socially and environmentally responsible for the manufacture of concrete and steel emits planet warming carbon dioxide wood absorbs carbon actually cleaning the air i fell in love with a bellowing i love their windows the view is at 29 meters this is the tallest cross laminated timber building in the united states but the architect who designed it is already designing another one at 137 meters and he says with these materials the sky's the limit the growing industry faces 2 nagging questions is it deforesting the plan and they say by using smaller trees from certified renewable forests there would supp

the woods as a bait and should know can look for another paddle. examiner for the building in the condition in the many colors that she. doesn't. it's taken 5 hours to travel down ruka. the others will now take the wood as far as mechanics of using cooking animals and it's not going to be. once the trunk is in the canoe it just needs to be had and. the molding rules i mean she is showing measuring these. traits of when you're going to eat and when the lack of being there and the longer you're using it and i mean in the end of the. a lot out that is just part and outmanned smuggling is in danger in the forests of madagascar and the authorities lack the means to stop the train but for these men the search for the ruins work is the best way to earn a living but. the venezuela colombia border has become a stomping ground for trespassers. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage. to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that perilous journey unguarded through the line of lead risking it all led. on al-jazeera. exposing injustice

for each story timber weighs 80 percent less than concrete so it takes fewer trucks to deliver the wood which is cut in the factory in snaps together with not a saw on site but there's another more pressing reason to use wood timber buildings are greener both ice caps are melting and storms are getting worse it we all have to step forward and do what we can and in my profession what i can do is change my material choice for what i'm going to build with and build with something that's more socially and environmentally responsible the manufacturer of concrete and steel emits planet warming carbon dioxide wood absorbs carbon actually cleaning the air i fell in love with a building i love their windows the view was at 29 meters this is the tallest cross laminated timber building in the united states but the architect who designed it is already designing another one at 137 meters and he says with these materials the sky's the limit the growing industry faces 2 nagging questions is it deforesting the plan and they say by using smaller trees from certified renewable forests there would supply

let's see, oakland, 61 at concord, clear lake, 65 in brent wood.sing clouds along the coast. low to mid 60s half moon bay, san francisco. look at the upper 60s, richmond and oakland, low 70s around the bay and mainly low to mid 70s inland until you get to places like concord and antioch. definitely a spring flavor to this forecast. how about the commute? >> good morning, mike. overall looking okay. no major issues to talk about so far this morning. a minor issue getting out of the central valley westbound 580 before greenville road. two-vehicle collision. sounds like everybody is off on the right shoulder. not a blocking situation. but a little yellow on our traffic maps approaching the scene. a quick check of drive times as well. you can see we're in the yellow already, westbound 580 tracy to dublin coming in at 32 minutes. no delays northbound 85 between highway 101 and cupertino. >>> developing overnight in afghanistan where two u.s. soldiers have been killed. >> it happened during a military operation east of kabul. a taliban spokesperson claim

the woods as a bait and should know can look for another paddle. zamenhof additional building in the direction in the many colors that she. does it. it's taken 5 hours to travel down or about. half of. the others will now take the wood as far as mechanics of using the fingers on the continent but. once the trunk is in the canoe it just needs to be had and. the modern world i mean to me shows a lot of measuring these. traits of when you're going to actually turn one causing this and i think a very good thing and i'm in the band on the me. a lot out that is just out and out man yet smuggling is in danger in the forests of madagascar and the authorities lack the means to stop the train but for these men the search for the ruins what is the best way to earn a living but. the venezuela colombia border has become a stomping ground for trespassers. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage. to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that perilous journey unguarded for the line of fire. risking it all the fan israel in colombia. on al

so i went into the woods and they lit up.ff on fire. >> not such a smart thing for a fifth grader or a 50-year-old to do. >> it should be a great night of tv tonight. >> love that show. with jeff foxworthy and now with john. bye, everybody. air wick take in fragrance inspired by nature with air wick essential mist. it transforms natural essential oils into mist; filling the room with fragrance, pausing when it's just right. experience air wick essential mist. off! deep woods provides long lasting mosquito protection ♪ so you can keep living life your way off! live on! sc johnson when yoyou act fast.uder... boo so do we. raid kills roaches 7 times faster than the next leading ant and roach spray. 7 times faster? raid! get raid and get tough on roaches fast. sc johnson - [narrator] the following for plexaderm skincare. (lively music) - many of us have seen before and afters on social media of people getting rid of eye bags in minutes. well, today we're talking about plexaderm and it works in minutes to reduce some of the key si

near hunter woods edaza. now, police resafter a caller reported after hearing gunshots. the medical examiner is determining the exact cau of death. no one has been arrests in hi death. >> grease and anger for the family and friends as they say good-bye to the prince george's county womano died in the dominican republic. hundreds gathering for her memorial service at the first baptist churchn of gden today. cynthia day and her fiance nathaniel holmes passed away suddenly while on vacation last month. ews 4 derrick ward spoke with mourners today and he's going to explain why they have a lot of questions about the couple's death. his report is coming up at 6:30. >>>resident trump tonight is turning up the heat on tehran and vowing that iran will never build a nuclear weapon. >> and today he slapped new sanctions oniran's supreme leader and the top military brass. despite the escalating tensions, the president says he's still open to talks. >> but his new sanctions also targeted iran's top diploma a potential hin

they found him in a wooded area near hunters woods plaza. news 4's derrick ward spoke to officers and shows us why police are calling the death suspicious. >> reporter: the footpath is a popular cut through, a popular exercise route. early sunday morning it was a crime scene. miswere called to the area at morning. e >> people reported hearing gunshots or fireworks. >> reporter: when fairfax county patrol officers responded they searched the area. the tra that runs between an apartment complex on bretton court and the rearof the hunters woods plaza. >> walking the trails they found a male who seemed to be injured. >> reporter: fire's rescue responded and pronounced the vsetim decead. from in the investigation began. collecting evidence, canvassing the surrounding neighborhood. the investigation lasted late into the morning. a lot of people had to adjust the exercise routes. residents who live in the area say it's mostly quiet.hi w there are parts of the wooded areas where people h ten tog out, the problems there generally don't spill out into

i'm sitting on a block of wood - >> seth: okay. >> that's an armrest >> seth: got it. >> and it's actuallythere was -- happened to be an empty seat 'cause it's not planned. it's planned that i go into the audience but what i'm going to say to them is -- is really off the - >> seth: that must be so exciting to -- >> it is so much fun - >> seth: yeah. >> to be able to have a segment of the show where you're just improv-ing >> seth: and do you feel -- is there -- when you break that fourth wall, do you feel them tense up because they're so unused to it or are they delighted that you're coming into their side of things >> well, like anyone else, if you -- if i said to you, "i'm going to give you a chance to be on television," some of you would go, "oh, yes, yes. and some would go, "never, never. [ laughter ] so you get all kinds >> seth: right >> i usually look for the person who doesn't want me to sit next to them. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's like -- i come through and they're going like, "oh, no, no, no." [ laughter ] >> seth: so just give -- what would the performance -- if an audie

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. >> the movie is we're going to take some women into the woods and then poof, they're going to be hunted down. >> then decades later, something truly frightening. it it was happening for real. a strange vanishing in the forest. >> immediately we knew something was wrong. >> then another. >> your heart just broke. >> sheryl, then meredith. two women missing and two desperate efforts to find her. >> she he could be alive and we can't let up. >> could this old movie be the key? are there scenes reenacted? >> there are a lot of similarities. >> a fantasy turned chilling reality. >> if someone has her, she's afraid. >> who could be behind this, and how would this real-life story end? >> she was a blue belt in judo. if anybody could survive or fight, it was meredith. here's dennis murphy with "the places of refuge for folks that >> our national forests are places of refuge for folks that want to get away from the city and have a sense of peace, commune with nature. but you have to be aware of your surroundings all the time because you just never know. >> the splendor of national parks and land

on a little ridge at the edge of the woods. the woods we were in was separated from the german strong point by 600 yards. of flat bare ground. and the germans had that covered with weapons. we were held up there and we couldn't -- and my company -- anyone who showed himself out of the woods was picked off. and my company commander went forward to see what the problem was. he was hit by a machine gun fire. and he was shot through the middle of the chest and the bullet came out in the back. between his shoulder blades. we didn't think he would live, but found a farm car. the two wheeler cart and loaded him aboard. and five men headed toward the beach. at this time, we had no earthly idea of what was happening at the beach. we didn't know if anyone had gone ashore. know that captain stephanie's survival depended on adequate treatment. medical treatment. and the only source of that was on the hospital ships, out in the bay. i didn't know until months later that these five men succeeded in getting to the beach and getting him aboard

i might turn around here and look at tiger woods for a little while, ashley.hind us here? is ashley still there? look at this going on behind us. good stuff. ashley, i'll jump out of the chair in 15 seconds and go join these guys behind me. i've hung out as long as i possibly can resist being out on the field. what would you like me to bring you back? ashley: anything. anything with u.s. open and pedal pebble beach. don't go after tiger too strongly or you'll get arrested for stalking, remember that. melissa: i will. [laughter] we are continuing coverage today and of course tomorrow. it's been so much fun from here at pebble beach. ashley, back to you we do we are now done as you say and will be back at pebble beach tomorrow but bolden bears starts now. >> if the assessment of the united states government that the islamic public of the run is responsible for the attacks that occurred in inmont today. iran is lashing out because they want maximum pressure campaign lifted. no economic sanctions held the islamic [inaudible] to stop global oil markets and engage i

that classic wood deck not real wood. the benches also not wood.ith photos of real wood to look like it. >> the reason we like it, it's a wide open space. >> reporter: no suggestly poles to block the view and the comforts of home. >> there is a place to plug in your cell phone. >> reporter: there is one spot that's a little cramped. >> this is the engine room. this is where all the propulsion is generated. you really got to watch your head. >> reporter: it's small for a good reason. there is a lot less in it. >> conventional drive system has two main engines and two generators. >> reporter: it's just the two generators. you will probably never hear them. the largest muffler i have seen. >> large and effective. >> reporter: also large, this entire room full of batteries. >> they are compact for the nmt of energy. >> reporter: each holds as much as a fully charged tesla. there is room for six more. >> i would see this boat in a few years being completely electric. >> reporter: it would be the first all electric ferry boat on the bay. it's not there y

seeing for bella ruse and for the victims here in the woods it's a prayer for the dead but which has demands for the living as well he wants the whole historical truth of this place to be revealed and is demanding the opening of soviet archives. the climate crisis is forcing many of us to rethink our daily habits in order to reduce our carbon footprint and when it comes to electric vehicles norway is miles ahead of the curve thanks in part to generous incentives for consumers norway has the biggest per capita market for cars those who opt for gas or diesel powered vehicles don't get to enjoy perks such as free parking but the boom has come at a cost and now the government wants to roll back some of those incentives that made this a success. the pioneering electric city car has had its state it helped bring electric power to norway's roads but now used bodies are often abandoned to used car sales lots but they're created on paper and movements aren't willing to give up on them just yet the next generation body already exists at least on paper . the more they would have you never know

in the future the world's great cities might have skylines built out of a very different material wood and architects from around the globe are meeting in the u.s. to discuss just that from portland oregon john hendren reports. if a new generation of rogue architects has their way the era of the concrete and steel skyscraper might be over the future they say lies in a millennia old building material would challenge is actually in the believe it or not not structural it's more of a psychological barriers of getting over there we're working on the new buildings are made with cross laminated timber stronger because the layers of wood are stacked in opposite directions the technology has been used for years in europe wooden buildings like the airy 80 story river beach project in chicago might just be a blueprint for a new era in architecture the reason this is kind of exploding right now is because it's an engineered what technology that uses small diameter. but are combined to make massive panels. wooden buildings go up faster and cheaper a concrete floor takes at least 2 weeks to dry for

i'm john hendren in portland where they're building skyscrapers out of wood i'll tell you why coming up. the honeymoon from the rancher modi's landslide victory was short lived reality struck as the economy lost its title as the world's fastest growing large economy and truth the economy was brushed under the carpet as modi concentrated on security issues modi had carefully crafted his image around his track record in the economic development of his native state of gujarat he promised to repeat that performance nationwide the economy expanded just 5.8 percent putting it firmly behind china's growth of 6.4 percent asia's 3rd biggest economy managed to grow 6.8 percent in the full fiscal year ending march 31st its slowest growth since 2014 and that's a problem because india needs to create 10000000 new jobs a year to keep up with the 1000000 young people entering the workforce every month and the trouble is that not even the former economic adviser believes the country's economic numbers now modi has appointed the country's 1st female finance minister since interior gandhi to tackle th

his mouth is like a wood chipper. >> how some misunderstandings make for a hilarious prank.t a country feel. >> beautiful. >> you head into the store minding your own business. >> you buy mowers. >> how are you doing? >> lawn mower. >> they are shooting a commercial. come on over. meet our host. >> hey, boss. on the phone. >> it's the bass master mumbling his way. i don't know how he does it. his mouth is like a wood dicing up words. >> hard to understand him. >> do you have a mower?mower?mo? >> that poor man. >> what? >> they are trying to help. he is incomprehensible. >> i recognize that look. >> one thing you want to be clear about, safety. >>wht?>>h i the last time? >> don't call them. >> we covered safety. he has a phone call to make. >> hold on to that. >> oh, no. >> yes, yes, yes. he is going there. >> what is he doing? >> he comes out wiping up his hand. >> i said up, up, up. >> your finger still n? yrdme. >> i didn't prank you. >> we pranked you? >> i guess. >> i guess we did. >> they let one guy off the hook quickly. the other guy -- >> i want your hand to stop ble

is the mother of mario woods. back in 2015 the 26 year-old man was a suspect in a stabbing when he was shot by police. wood's mother filed a lawsuit days after his death seeking monetary damages from the cigreg suhr resigned, an au found woods had drugs in his system and that he was shot 20 times many times from behind the board of supervisors will now have to vote on that settlement agreement. >>teachers with a new haven unified school district were back on the picket lines today, a deal was not reached over the weekend the district covers union city in south hayward the strike is now in its 3rd week teachers are asking for higher pay to keep up with the cost of living. yesterday they made a demand for a 6% increase over 2 years 3% each year as well as paypal work missed during the strike. the school district says it cannot afford to meet the teachers union request. these alligator these negotiations are affecting some 11,000 students at 12 different schools. let's take a live look outside on this monday evening

on top of the wood frame house, i mean every wood frame house in the west half of the city have a waterk and the water tank fall over because they are gas fired and start fires. and that is something that you could do for yourself, and for your neighbors and for the whole city is make sure that your water tank is braced. >> if you look at the studies that are predicting on fires, we are going to have a lot of fires and for every water tank that is braced there is a potential of one less fire that the fire department is going to have to fight and we don't want to have any more fires than we need to. so bracing the water heater is the first thing that you want to do. >> and so easy, and you go on-line and you google, earthquake, water and heater and you google the sites where you can find the details and you can put them out there on the hardware store and you can hire a small contract tore do that for you. that is a couple of hundred bucks, the best investment. if you are in other types of building it is complicated. if you are in a high-rise building you just can't anchor your building

for each story timber weighs 80 percent less than concrete so it takes fewer trucks to deliver the wood which is cut in the factory in snaps together with not a saw on site but there's another more pressing reason to use wood timber buildings are greener both ice caps are melting and storms are getting worse it we all have to step forward and do what we can and in my profession what i can do is change my material choice for what i'm going to build with and build with something that's more socially and environmentally responsible the manufacturer of concrete and steel emits planet warming carbon dioxide wood absorbs carbon actually cleaning the air i fell in love with a building i love their windows the view is at 29 meters this is the tallest cross laminated timber building in the united states but the architect who designed it is already designing another one at 137 meters and he says with these materials the sky's the limit the growing industry faces 2 nagging questions is it deforesting the plan and they say by using smaller trees from certified renewable forests there would supply i

and at the front entry, constructing two square wood columns with a horizontal wood cornice to support the bay above. plans included in the packet indicate that concrete steps would be on the front entry. however, the project sponsors have communicated to staff that existing blue stone tile is preferred. the project sponsors are also pr posing additional new work to the building, including adding a simple flat painted wood chair rail and crown moulding to match the existing baseboard and the utility meters with setback metal screening and the roof district and installing a 6-foot high metal gate between the property and the adjacent property to the west. >> the proposed project complies with arc comments, except for the front steps. as mentioned, the project sponsors wish to remain the blue stone tile on the steps. and blue stone tile is not compatible with the concrete, wood, or terrazo steps within the alamo square district. concrete steps would be more appropriate and make the main entry more reflective in terms of ornamentation and materials found in the district. the arc did confe

b t they did try calm neighbors fears. >> it's an ce ratsolated wooded here. >> this wooded area is one mile from veterans park. that's whe a 31-year-old was found murdered in march of last year. in woodbridge, jackie benson, news 4. >>> new tonight. zens of people in prince georges county won't be sleeping in their own beds tonight. a massive fire ripped through their apartments tonight. the fire department tweeting out these photos as flames engulf the building. the apartments were on livingston terrace. 22 childrense among tho displaced. ree firefighters had to go to the hospital for minor burns or injuries. no word yet on how that fire began. >>> and a about face from president trumpust a day before thousands of immigrants were setdeo be round up and deported. we're learning what went on behind the sce leading up to today's surprise n ouncement. nbc's ron allen explains. >> this morning president trump had a strong warning to thousands of undocumented immigrants. >> they've been serd and gotten through a process. the pcess of the courts. and they have to ber removed f the country. >

this is the danger of open web wood construction. we have seen it all over on santana row and emoryville and oakland. some of us all of us in the fire business is concerned about. this rush to develop, created, you know, many times using the types of products, it's an unsafe situation if they are not sprinkling and have security on-site. since a workday who knows if they were doing hot work where they were running pipes. something started the fire-it may never be known, but it's total loss. so, again, good news it sounds like no one lost their life. and at this point, doesn't sound like exposure truck structures or others people's property was damaged or detroit. >> we got a update the spread of the fire has been stopped. that one worker was injured escaping the fire and taken to the hospital. they are trying to work on the extent of the jersey. fire on marshal is on scene to investigate. what does that looks like moving forward? >> the first them i would do and this is up to them. but it was a problem at santana row as we saw bring

yarl's wood which is internationally famous as a detention and drug. before and they're given an indefinite she gets indefinite detention is that i mean detention is always indefinite it's not like a criminal sentence where someone knows how long they're going to be in prison and that's what makes detention such a horrible place to be for these people who come to the u.k. for a better life and then they're held in detention not knowing when they're ever going to get out it was very difficult to take instructions from have because there's such a mistrust of authorities finally she told us we informed the competent authority in the home of fests day to day that their. guidance says that they should make a decision within 5 days it took them 11 days to make a decision despite me continuously chasing she was not fit fit for detention had high blood pressure it was clearly a well from the medical records i've seen. they finally make a positive decision and as soon as a positive decision is made that a client is a potential victim of trafficking there is no

were running yarl's wood detention center and understand the latest. thing they said 4000000000 pounds of taxpayers' money went to them in different justice contracts who would now the detention center we've recently done a free to now of information requests because we wanted to find out whether these women who are detained at yarl's wood are getting fair medical treatment and we found out that g 4 s. up contract to a company called dr p.a. after doing some searches on companies how i feel where lies that dr p.s.a. is actually own and by 2 male g.p.'s that do the report in you also. it they were running to the best actions and subcontracting is a big problem presumably leave for the legal services in trying to figure out what exactly is happening in the back to say yes because this information required we're not going to get easily because we don't know where we're meant to be going and i guess the problem is the responsibility just goes further down the line here is actually responsible for the wrong doing and it should be added of course of the subc

vander wood on administrative leave. and there were people causing problems long before her. >> reporter: he tells me she is accused of reverse racism and age discrimination during a search to replace the college's vice president. four of the five candidates were people of color. last november the college received backlash when it was revealed that one of the candidates had been accused of sexual harassment years before. >> the reverse racism is outlandisch. >> reporter: this man also spoke out, detailing when investigators approached him with questions. >> i was asked whether i had perceived our president acting in a discriminator way toward older white women. and i found that question troubling. i don't think that that would have been asked if she was a white man. >> reporter: we reached out to chancellor wood regarding the concerns and allegations. he says "since this is a personnel matter, i cannot comment further further." now they are calling on on the ncaa to conduct an investigation in this matter. >> we want to

looks like wood.because of the water issues, but this is fine having water on it and just looks great. we added a toto toilet that is low-flow, so meets all the standards, and you're gonna save on your water bill, so that's wonderful. we put in a great new vanity -- excuse me -- medicine cabinet here that has lights in it. so you can dim the lights, you can turn them off, and you can brighten it again. and the lighting continues on the inside. and a mirror so you can see the back of your hair when you're getting ready in the morning and outlets so you can charge your razor, your electric toothbrush, everything like that that keeps it off the counter. and speaking of counters, we did a quartz countertop here again. zero maintenance, always looks great, you don't have to seal it, you don't have to do anything to it. and if you recall the vanity that was here before, again, it was an eichler, which is historic, but at the same time, it was very low and not functional for the family. it also had two sinks

i'm john hendren in portland where they're building skyscrapers out of wood i'll tell you why coming up. the west and sponsored by cattle and. well again it's good to have you back well we do have a mix of clouds and rain across much of the levant over the next few days some of those showers could be heavy but we think most of them will be passing in terms of where they are going over the next few days so here across much of the middle east clouds in the forecast heavier rain up here towards eastern parts of turkey but in the overnight hours from friday to saturday maybe a few passing showers here anywhere from aleppo all the way down here towards beirut temporized beirut's again quite nice at about $26.00 degrees a little bit warmer in aleppo at 35 degrees there and then here across the gulf it is going to be hot it's going to dry as well doha 43 degrees as your forecast high really stay like that as we go toward saturday much of the area into the low forty's right now that along the coastal we are picking up a few clouds anywhere from saliva all the way down across yemen maybe have