out of florida and working on getting you better images, and we just had live pictures but they went down. a multiple shooting in sanford, florida. we know one person is dead, and five people in critical condition right now. they have the shooter in custody. police say the man went inside a home, shot two kids and two adults inside, and one of the adults died and the kids were airlifted to the hospital and in critical condition, and that person left the home and shot two strangers blocks away. the police have the shooter in custody, and it's a fluid situation. i will let you know as we get images from florida and new additional details. back to you guys. it's monday, march 27th. i am reggie aqui. >> i am natasha. and sprinkles around

petaluma, and it's partly cloudy outside, and it's going to be breezy and 56 to 58 is your spread. if you are headed out, that breeze is going to make it feel a little chilly, and 56 to 62 at 4:00. temperatures will be around 55 to 57 at 7:00. we are looking good. here's a check of the bay bridge commute for the folks coming from the east bay into downtown san francisco. you are going to have to sit through the bay bridge metering lights. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, slowest here, 47 minutes. 19 minutes from antioch to conquered on westbound 4. happening now, it's the first morning commute for the new warm springs b.a.r.t. station. this is supposed to be up and

running in 2014. >> this is the first step for b.a.r.t. to reach silicon valley. matt is live. >> reporter: one of the exciting things about being at a brand-new b.a.r.t. station, they actually have working escalators. not a lot of passengers here this morning using the escalators, but once they get the word out you can expect a lot more people to be here, and we have a train leaving, and a lot of people five miles south of the fremont station getting a jump on the morning commute. one of the first trains leaving the station this morning, and passengers are excited about the new service especially those living south of the fremont station, and this station is expected to serve 7,000 passengers during the week, and could give some passengers extra sleep. >> where do you normally travel in the morning for b.a.r.t.? >> san francisco. >> reporter: do you start in

fremont? >> yes. >> reporter: what do you think about starting here? >> ten more minutes of sleep. that's great. >> reporter: and another station is expected to open later this year, and transportation officials are hoping the extension will go all the way into downtown san jose, and that will depend on federal money. this morning we are expecting nfl owners to seal the rate for the raiders, and all signs point toward the team moving to las vegas. team owner spoke exclusively with abc7 news, and he said if you are going to blame somebody in this whole thing go ahead and blame him. hollies is live at the team's practice facility. >> reporter: mark davis said it would be bittersweet and hard or him to move from here and head to las vegas but it's starting to look like that's exactly what going to happen.

davis made comments to laura anthony at the airport as he was headed to phoenix for the nfl owners' meeting, and davis also said he thinks his players and coaches deserve to play in the new stadium vegas to build calling it first class. and he spoke to roger goodell and he said it looks like this deal has enough votes. >> i asked him what he thought of the move for the raiders oakland to las vegas, and he said he does have the votes and they are very optimistic and there will be a vote on monday afternoon, and they will have the 24 owners necessary to allow the raiders to move. >> reporter: over the weekend fans marched at the site to show support for the team, and the owner told abc7 news he thinks fans in oakland and l.a. would travel to vegas to watch the

team, so he's not worried about that. most owners are refusing to comment ahead of today's vote but the patriots' owner d. and he says he thinks the move sounds great. not what raiders' fans want to hear. reporting live in alameda, amy holyfield, abc7 news. >> we want to hear from you, and will you still root for the raiders if they move, and right now 53% say just lose, baby. >> and here's a timeline for today's meeting. they are starting the discussion at 10:00 a.m. about the las vegas stadium, and then a short break at noon and after the break the vote should happen. mark davis needs 24 yes votes from the 32 owners to leave oakland and move to las vegas. >> raiders' fan groups penned an open letter saying the nfl cannot move because the team has guidelines that state the team

must show support is decreasing and fans say support in oakland is increasing. the letter says the a's president wants the raiders to stay in oakland. the land infrastructure and fan base are already in oakland, and finally, fans say none of them want to help finance a new stadium in las vegas. we have a full letter if you want to read it on our website, abc7news.com. and stay tuned to abc7 throughout the day, and laura will have reports from phoenix. also follow her on twitter @lauraanthony7f @lauraanthony7 for updates in the voting. a deadly hit-and-run after midnight on sunday morning. officers found a man suffering from serious injuries there and he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. police have not released details about a suspect vehicle. oakland may have come up with a way to help curtail

homeless encampments popping up all over the city. the explosion is reaching crisis level. city officials are looking to turn an empty lot into a sanctioned homeless campground and it will accompany 40 tents, and officials hope to have the campground up and running in the next few months. the bay area in recovery mode after all of the storms we have had this winter. marin county, one of the hardest hit. one of the 34 counties getting part of $36 million in funds for repairs. meantime, two slides along glen fire road are preventing fire trucks from using the access roads. it's causing major wildfire concerns. >> the fire started from behind one of these homes and spread up the canyon, which fire naturally likes to move up canyon, and it could be pretty disastrous if

the fire department could not get up to a lot of these points for access. >> and the department estimates they will spend well over $200,000 this year making repairs, which is eight times their annual budget of $25,000. pg & e is buying up properties in san francisco's marina district and digging up the yards, and how the work is helping clean up potential hazard in the neighborhood. hazard in the neighborhood. bankruptcy an

we're 46 in wood side. daly city, and everybody about 50 to 54 on the peninsula. same thing on the east bay shore. mid to upper 40s in the north bay. here's a look from sutro tower. the uv index, mold spores moderate if that bothers you. napa about 65 degrees. tonight will be one of the cooler nights, and even cooler

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a major health scare for antonio banderas, the actor revealing he suffered a heart attack in january that required surgery to put in three stints. antonio banderas made the revelation in spain, and he said he had the surgery in switzerland, and he said not to worry it was not dramatic as it sounds. incredible go pro video to show you. a rescue crew pulling a fisherman out of the frozen lake. this happened in estonia.

when crews got there, they found the fisherman, and up on a plastic sled and took him to safety and no word on that man's condition. we just learned the suspect behind wednesday's attack in london sent a message to an unknown person minutes before the attack, and this according to usa "todatoday. the popular messaging service encrypted them, and we are hearing from the family of kirk cochran, the american tourist killed in the attack in london. >> the most difficult part of all of this is that kurt is no longer with us. we miss him terribly. he was an amazing individual who loved everyone, and tried to make the world a better place.

>> his wife was seriously injured in last week's attack, and she is expected to recover. developing news out of ohio this morning. more than 24 hours after a shooting inside a crowded nightclub, cincinnati police are still looking for several gunmen. a 27-year-old man died and 15 others were hurt in the shooting at the cameo club, and it happened around 1:30 yesterday morning. it started when several men got into an argument and police are investigating how multiple weapons made it past security and into the club. for the past several years, pg & e have been buying homes and scooping up contaminated soil. they are represented by the red markers they see on the map. the company removed tainted soil from nine nearby other homes whose owners did not want to sell. the contaminated soil is from

the late 1800s. new details this morning on san francisco's oldest cab company. the examiner reports yellow cab cooperative is officially for sale and has one perspective buyer, it's rival, city taxi. it could be sold for $400,000. if approved the sale will become final on april 30th, and citywide would take on yellow cabs millions worth of debt. and then a one-year pilot program for on demand flex bus service. it allows riders to schedule pickups and drop o-offs within designated zones. 30% of flex riders completed their trips in ten minutes when it was tested in july. and starting today that will replace one of the lines with flex until next march to evaluate how the program goes.

and found first signs of sunshine in san jose. this is 101 and the rain just about gone despite a sprinkle close to the peninsula coast this morning. partly cloudy, breezy and cooler today. yo here's a look at what is going on. you can see the cell that is going to slide southeast and maybe a sprinkle. and mass transit, going to be good. dry all day. if you are exercising, cool to breezy from this morning to this afternoon, and our yards damp if you want to get out and work in them. wind gusts around 7 to 16 miles per hour through the morning and then 10 to 15 as we head towards noon, and faster than that at the coast, and 15 to 25 during the early evening hours and then we will calm down in most

neighborhoods, and still a little breezy during the overnight hours. and then the 7-day forecast, a steady pattern with tuesday and wednesday, increasing high clouds, and a dry cold front right now, an inside slider is going to hit the sierra more than us but brings our temperatures back down to today's levels, and we will rebound to 70 at the coast, and 74 to 80 around the inland and bay around saturday. what a difference from this past weekend. still looking good for the monday morning commute. i want to focus on the south fremont and milpitas area. 880 and 680 looking great, and it's still early so hopefully that will ease some congestion. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 51 minutes. and 660 from dublin, 25 minutes, and highway 85 to kaouper tino, just 16 minutes.

breaking news coming out of oakland, and a massive fire happening now on the mead avenue and san pablo avenue. sky that just got to the scene, and you can see flames shooting out of the building there, and it looks like a three-story building. you can see ladder trucks, and we have very little information. we are trying to work on contacting the fire department and seeing if anybody was injured possibly in this fire, or if this building had occupants or if anybody lives there, and we don't know what type of building this is, but a huge fire they are dealing with right now, and this is going to be affecting homes in the nearby area, i am sure as well, when you see such a large fire like this we usually have evacuations in the neighborhood. can you see how many fire trucks are out there, really on all sides of the building, numerous police cars, fire trucks, trying to deal with the situation. again, a very large building.

seems to be at least three stories where flames are shooting out of the top. you can see the massive plume of smoke as well. i have been checking social media and monitoring twitter, and i can tell you folks all across oakland have been seeing this fire from several blocks away, so it's something you can see if you are waking up in oakland in the area, you are likely seeing and hearing the fire trucks out there, and the whole team working on this trying to get better information on street closures and if anybody was hurt at all, we will anybody was hurt at all, we will stay on top

we are back at 6:25. we are watching this huge fire that is happening in a building that we believe to be at least part of it, an apartment complex that is at this point still out of control. this is the scene that we are seeing live from sky 7 this morning, as you can see on the screen, this is mead and san pablo area. >> there are several nonprofits here, east bay recovery project, and project pride, and we believe this could be partially residential and partial

apartment complex. what are you seeing? >> checking social media, and it looks like at this point the roof has been compromised, so they are actually getting some of those fire crews out of harm's way right now. that's according to a very active twitter account that we monitor here. it looks like there may be rescues involved with this, too. reggie, you mentioned this is possibly a residential building, so that could be in line there with some of the rescues that may be happening. you can see just how many fire trucks are surrounding the entire building, and the flames look like the roof could be at risk of collapsing, so you can see the fire trucks trying to get the water on the roof instead of actually having people standing on the roof itself. sounds like some of the firefighters are getting out of the building right now, guys. >> seven minutes ago, jessica, we were learning crews may be being withdrawn from the building because of the roof and the floor are compromised and i know you were just talking about that. this is officially a four-alarm

fire, and there's heavy fire on the third floor and they were performing searches 16 minutes ago. >> and you can see at the bottom of the screen, and they are using flashlights pointing at some of the windows, and it's difficult to tell if this was occupied or if they wre able to get out anybody, and it was not too long we saw the devastating fire of the ghost ship fire. the firefighters wish to get everybody out who may be in there, and they are thinking about the safety of the firefighters. they had to pull out of the building because it's too dangerous to fight it from the inside right now. >> we will keep monitoring this. >> we will keep monitoring this. go

we are tracking this breaking news right now at 6:30. a major fire raging out of control in oakland right now, and we are bringing you this from sky 7, and it's at meade and san pablo avenue. >> firefighters have been out of the building now for the past few minutes. they are just fighting it right now from the outside. as you can see, this is very much out of control.

we have not been able to confirm what this building is exactly. we do have some reason to believe that it is a residential building, but we don't know if there was anybody inside at the time the fire started or if the fire department made any rescues this morning yet. >> it's a three-story building and there are other residential buildings in this area and that's what is leading us to believe this could be apartments there, and we are hearing there may be some rescues in the area, and we don't know if anybody was hurt and we have reason to believe there may have been a few folks injured, and we are trying to confirm that information. i am seeing on social media a lot of people in the area that are seeing this fire from nearby from a few blocks away, and i think before the commercial break, reggie, you were talking about the big oakland fire at the warehouse that had so many injuries and deaths, and a lot of people talking about that as well on social media this morning. remembering that, hitting close to home, this huge four-alarm

fire is happening in oakland. another big blaze that firefighters are dealing with this morning. >> only a few months ago that we had the awful fire with the ghost ship fire, and it would not surprise me if many of the firefighters here today worked that fire, and so it will be on the minds of a lot of people. if anybody was inside the building, they were able to get out because it's looks bad. >> this i visible from other parts of the east bay. one of our abc7 employees that lived in the east bay on the ground showing us what it looks like right now. you can see the flames shooting up out of the roof and the roof seems to be completely compromised and gone at this point as the flames shoot up into the air. >> it looks residential from this angle. and we are talking about traffic impacts and how the weather is impacting this. how does we look as far as the

winds go? >> the winds are a factor, and they are blowing at at least 15 miles per hour from northwest to southeast. it's going to be over into lake merrick, and the housing in that area. now that they pushed through the roof, they are feeding on the fresh oxygen that is being pumped in by the winds pushing at about 15 miles per hour, and that's an added hazard that the firemen and women will have to deal with at this fire. >> alexis, and this is very early in the morning and it's a res denyti residential area, and is it having an affect? >> it is. it was originally reported around market street and meade, and then they said it is closer to market street and san pablo, and that's a major cut through that area, and it's west of lake

merit, and north of 880 and just to the west of 980, so sort of in the little triangle there. i am seeing red there, and not a huge backup on market but it's spilling over on to san pablo avenue, so avoid this area and it's likely going to be a long-term situation and it's going to get worse as the morning continues. >> alexis, thank you very much. can you see the firefighters battling this from the ladder trucks. at this point we do not think they are able to be inside. it sounds like they were at one point and then were told they had to get out because the floors and the roof were becoming compromised and it was putting the crews in danger. they are on all sides of the building trying to get as much under control as they can. >> i have been trying to count how many fire trucks are out there, and you can see three

ladder trucks battling it right now, and there are fire trucks up and down the streets next to the building, obviously monitoring flames or hot spots, and we want to avoid fire jumping from one building to another because there are many homes on these streets as well. >> if you look at the map of exactly where this is located, san pablo avenue and meade avenue, it's mixed. there are nonprofits here, and east bay community project here, and save a live wellness center, and then residential areas as well, and apartment buildings. when you look at the street view of what is going on here, it looks to be a residential building. we are pulling out and showing you another vantage point here, and this is from the camera and you can see from that far away, you can see the red and orange flames, that plume of smoke that is rising, and the ladder trucks are pouring water from above

right now. >> it appears as if the traffic is moving on the highway at least, close by, without a lot of 6:35 in the morning. this is going to catch peoples' eye. that's a huge plume of smoke, and a lot of people work and live in this area. that's a picture from the emeryville camera, and it's a distance away and we are zooming in as close as we can get. this is sky 7 above the fire, and it gives you an idea of how big the fire is and how big the building is. >> the concern is the roof will cave-in and make the situation worse. they were told to get out of the building, not fighting it from the inside but fighting it defensively from the ladder trucks and that's all they can do at this point, just hoping it doesn't totally collapse in. they have been fighting this for

at least half an hour at this point. >> we are looking at where this is located. this is close to mccarmen's high school, west of 980. we are hearing multiple rescues are being made, and the company is stretching hose lines to mullab multiple floors, and the roof and floors are too unstable and you can see how safe it would have been for firefighters to be in this situation. >> and alexis is getting a good description of where this is, and on this map it gives you an idea of where the highways are in connection to the burning fire, and as she was mentioning, this is an area a lot of people would use as a cut through to get to the highway. she's saying it's a little backed up, but we expect that probably to build. this is going to be something that everybody who is in oakland is going to see, especially as

it gets more light, because the smoke is dominating the skyline right now and the fire is burning pretty bright at this point, and they really don't have this under control. >> again, we will bring you back to sky 7 so you can see what is going on here. we are seeing smoke coming off of this right now. before we could see the entire thing aglow with those hot flames. right now we are just seeing the huge plume of smoke as they continue to pour water from above, and you can see how far back the emergency crews were, and police cars blocking off streets in the surrounding areas as firefighters work to get it under control. >> we talked about the possibility of people getting hurt in this fire and that earlier it seemed to be that they were actively rescuing people from this building. i have been checking here on twitter and trying to find out exactly what type of building this is, and we have said it seems to be an apartment complex, and i am seeing some

pictures from the ground people are posting and it seems to confirm that it could be an apartment complex. certainly does look like one, but we are trying to get the official word on that, and that would be in line with getting some of these people out of the building, especially it being such a massive fire, and then the possibility that this roof could just collapse in at any moment. >> i am also looking at the images, jessica. it does look like a residential building. you can see the apartment complexes, some with bay windows and you can see fire escapes leading down from some of the windows and these are images taken early on as it appears the third floor began to burn, probably taken about half an hour ago. >> as we talk about the possibility of a roof caving in at this point, it just looks like the roof is gone. you can see the huge hole in the middle of this very large building, really only some of those side areas of the roof intact still, but it's just a

giant hole this smoke, this huge plume of smoke can be seen for miles is just shooting out of the top there with still very large flames coming from the inside of the building. no word on a cause yet. we have not gotten any clue on how this thing began, but we know it started about 6:00, 6:10, so they have been fightin this for 30 minutes a. fo four-alarm fire. >> and they tweeted this out, >> and they tweeted this out, immediat looks like three floors there. >> that's what i counted earlier, too, reggie. >> and it looks like they were using a big flashlight to -- i can still see it at the bottom

of the screen, and they keep -- no, that's not a flashlight. >> those, i think are ground crews trying to get to those windows. >> right. so they keep focusing on that one window with a flashlight and then skirting it with a hose. not sure what is going on there. we have not seen from sky 7 any active rescues going on, so at this point we are just hoping, if there was anybody inside, was able to get out prior to us rolling on this live. >> we do want to reemphasize, there were preliminary results making multiple rescues before firefighters had to with draw because it was too dangerous for them to be inside, and before they did with draw they were stretching rescues on multiple floors to where the fire broke out high up in the building. >> as we mentioned, this is on 26th street and san pablo.

we see fire trucks and we see ambulances. we see police departments there as well on all sides of the building in this area that does seem to have, and natasha, you have been mentioning this throughout the morning, it's different types of buildings, and this could be a very large apartment building, and the crews are all along the streets because it's right at the corner. we see crews along all sides and obviously just trying to make sure that this fire doesn't nearby buildings. >> we have an abc7 crew reporter, amy hollyfield on her way. all you see is the massive black plume of smoke, and want to check in with alexis right now, and show you the view from emeryville. >> we have spun our emeryville

camera around, and this is how big the fire is, and you can see it from all the way over there. this is on the other side of 580 and 880, and right in between the two of those. just west of 980, and we got the updated location, and it's more around the area of san pablo avenue and 26th street. they are all really in the same area, pretty much in that triangle there, just to the west of 980, and i am seeing red on the surface streets, but as far as an impact on the main highways like 580 if you are coming from emeryville, folks may be slowing down to check out the plume of black smoke and the flames, but not seeing any delays on the interstates, but just avoid the area, aspecir the surface streets if you can. >> and this is live pictures from sky 7. we are getting a little more

light, so we are able to see the building a little more, and zooming in to just -- you can see what appears to be a large hole in part of these buildings as the fire comes right through them. we don't have a cause right now. we know it's a four alarm fire, and it's too dangerous for the firefighters to attack from inside and so they are having to rely on their ladder trucks and to hit this just from the outside, from the ground at this point, it's too unstable a building, and they say the floors and the roof have become compromised so they are not able to allow crews to go in there. we are waiting to hear confirmation they were able to get people out if there were people in there to begin with. >> when they made the decision to with draw from the roof, and take a more defensive stance against this fire, that was 25 minutes ago.

now, reggie and natasha, it looks like from what i have been watching, they are really focusing on the sides of the building there. reggie you were observing they keep focusing on some of the windows, and no word here yet on the stability of some of the outer walls, but i imagine from just covering large fires like this in the past that now the concern may be some of those outside walls as well, they don't want to collapse. the size of the whole could be a total loss of the building. >> before there was a warehouse fire not too long ago where it was a building under construction, and that building was a total loss, and it also affected some of the nearby buildings. it didn't take very long for it didn't take very long for that building to come down.

>> and many of those firefighters responding responded to the ghost ship fire a short time ago, and then dealing with this large building, a four-alarm fire. on social media so many people talking about waking up this morning in oakland and seeing this huge fire, really devastating for a lot of folks that live in oakland and have the memory of the ghost ship fire and seeing that and now waking up just a short few months after the ghost ship fire, and this big blaze happening. it can be seen for miles. our viewers are tweeting us and telling us they are waking up and seeing this, and seeing that huge plume of smoke for many blocks in either direction. >> i am wonder ting if we can pl up the ipad here, and i am talking to our producer, and you are thinking about what was going on here, and there were

reports multiple rescues under way half an hour ago before firefighters were forced to pull out of the area. it does appear very much to be an apartment complex, and we are not sure if it was occupied at the time and we are still waiting for confirmation on that, and you hope everybody was able to make it out okay, and a potentially devastating situation unfolding right now. this is amy hollyfield pulling up, and you can see the giant plume of black smoke there. this is the first look at what this is the first look at what the

we are back at 6:50, and you can see the four-alarm fire burning out of control in oakland. with more daylight you are able to see where this is in the neighborhood, and it looks to be a three-story building that has been burning now for more than half an hour and we have been watching this as firefighters have had to pull out of the building. we understand in the last few minutes they have called saying officially the roof collapsed and now we are getting a closer look and you can see that is true. this is the reason why the firefighters had to get out of there quickly because they were on the roof and that is compromised and now they have to fight it from the ground and

ladders. >> and we are getting information as to what are the addresses, and it looks to be some sort of drug or alcohol rehab center, and 2545 is a non-profit called project pride. >> i have project pride pulled up on my computer and it looks like project pride helps women and children, and it's a r residential program, and there may have been people living inside, which is what we have been reporting throughout the morning that it looks like a residential space, and if that's in line for the address we for project pride, they have people living inside the building as part of the non-profit and this is the work they do. you can see how far away the huge plume of smoke is rising. you can see the fire from many miles away. >> we have been checking in with

mike and alexis this morning, mike showing how the weather could affect the ability to put out the fight, and it's windy this morning, mike. >> yeah, it's 15 miles per hour sustained, and you can see the smoke is just above the ground. it could make it down to lake merit on the northern side. the plume is fanning out as it moves away from its origination over the fire. once that roof collapsed that really opened up the entire structure to all that fresh fuel if you will in the oxygen, so this thing is by no means going to choke itself off, and it will to choke itself off, and it will get fed by can you see the flag, when you get a flag that size it's about

a 15 to 20 miles per hour, and that's what we are seeing around the reports of that building on fire. >> and amy hollyfield was tweeting as she pulled up and she joins us live. what are you seeing? >> reporter: we just saw pieces of the building falling from this fire. you can see they have got water on it from up above, but they have pulled their firefighters out and that's why we see so many out on the streets and we see them rolling up their hose because we have been told the building is in compromise and it's not safe for them to go in there, and can you see why from the images of the huge fire that is not showing any sign of letting up anytime soon. the call came in a little after 6:00, 6:10 to come to san pablo and mead. there's so much smoke coming out of the area. surely alarming for people as they wake up this morning and

see this coming out of the building. a huge fire, and doesn't look like they are anywhere near getting it under control. getting it under control. reporting live, amy hollyfield,

we are back at 6:55 and we are continuing to monitor the four-alarm fire in oakland. this is a rather large building with three stories, and the

firefighters have had to get out of because it was too dangerous. as you can see, the roof at this point has collapsed. there essentially is no more roof. we are waiting to see if anybody was hurt as a result of this big fire. >> before firefighters had to pull out because it was too dangerous we were hearing about multiple rescues and we are looking into the exact location, and it may involve a building associated with project pride which is involved in getting women back on their feet and providing housing for women and children. >> and we hope nobody was hurt in this. the memory of the ghost ship fire is fresh in our minds and fresh in the minds of the people in oakland and especially the firefighters who are trying to get this fire under control. alexis, you have been looking at where this is and how it's going to affect people this morning. >> i have a little new information. we have confirmed san pablo is closed in both directions as you would imagine at 26th there, and surface streets are backed up. avoid the situation there. avoid the situation there. can you follow us on

good morning, america. severe storm warning. >> oh, it's roping out now. >> this twister tearing through the plains overnight and hail pounding the south. as dangerous winds send children in the bounce house to the hospital. now the threat is moving east. millions in the path of dangerous weather this week. also this morning, battling back. president trump trying to move forward after that stunning health care defeat. >> i'm disappointed. i'm a little surprised to be honest with you. >> now the president setting his sights on a new tax fight. the white house signaling he's willing to work with democrats after conservatives killed his health care bill. and violence erupting in pro-trump rallies over the weekend. outfit outrage. the young girls told they could not board a plane because they were wearing leggings. now united airlines facing a huge backlash as thousands call