and set air -conditioning units and ventilation systems to re- circulate indoor air. we will speak with air quality district managers at 8:30. >> keep sending in your photographs. this was from another of your and you can send them in a couple of ways. facebook or even breakingnews@kron.com or if there is even an option on all our new mobile application. we are asking our kron 4 viewers to send us their photos of the raging brush and here is a look at some com. or message us on stay with kron four for continuing coverage on the mt. diablo fire. you can also get the very latest on our kron four news app. >> there have been a few big companies, such as hewlett- packard being dropped from the s&p 500. we will be back with a strange twist and dealing with syria. and a possible deal to stop a u.s. air strike, details, coming up Ñáçwçñ >> secretary of state john kerry however, syria is excepting russians proposal to keep their chemical supplies intact. represents the bart train new this morning. syria says its accepted russia's proposal to place its chemical weapons under i

and set air -conditioning units and ventilation systems to re- circulate indoor air. we are asking our kron 4 viewers to send us their photos of the raging brush fire near mount diablo. and here is a look at some of the pictures you are sending us. we encourage you to send your best fire pictures to breaking-news at kron dot com. or message us on facebook. >> a vote on syria may be stalled in congress, as the house waits for the senate to act and the senate waits for the president. andrew spencer reports, now, with a potential diplomatic break-through comes the potential for even more delays. >> reporter: president barack obama has the chance to change people's minds. but they do not however, still to not believe that >> i do not think that how fast we should do this i think that it should be hollow wall but we should do this. >> he could turn over every bit of this chemical weapons in the next couple of weeks. >> that is something that john kerry to nothing is going to be done. the offer may still be and they say that it is serious enough that they do not want to get

officials have warned all residents in the area to stay inside, close windows and doors and set air- conditioning units to recirculate air indoors. >>> and can a strike be averted before the 60 day cooling off period expires. >>> and just as the president gets ready to press his case to the american people for a 3:@a possible option emerges. >>> the united states senate delays a preliminary vote on syria today while many lawmakers remain undecided. meanwhile the obama administration questions a push from syria. >> reporter: could we see a game changer in the stand off with syria? >> it's possible if it's real. >> reporter: the issue will the syrian government let the international community control its chemical weapons to avoid a u.s. led military strike? syria said it welcomes the idea president obama weighed in during an interview with wolf blitzer. >> we're going to run this to ground. and john kerry and my international defense team will interact with the russians and see if we can come to an agreement with syria. i think we have to consistently point out that we have not seen these kinds of gestur

they stole copper from air conditioning units, but wouldn't get far. police discovered their car. >> i don't see another reason they would drive down this dirt yard other than have privacy. they were busted with heroin, and why else would they come down here and sell $40 worth of copper. they were passed out in the middle of the street. >>reporter: police say putting stricter control on prescription drugs is making heroin emerge as a cheap alternative. >>> baltimore county police are trying to figure out who struck a jogger on york road this morning and then just drove away. it happened around 10:40. the victim is an operator for a local business. >>> i like the fall foliage. it sets the move for saturday. it's tough to get out of the 60s tomorrow. a few clouds blowing in out of the west. these have been instability clouds. they've not brought any rain. maybe a stray shower in the mountains from the clouds, but most of the states staying bone dry. wind speeds 10-15, gusts to 20. despite that the numbers have warmed up pretty decently for us. most spots

turn off the hvac, heating, ventilation air conditioning units because you don't want to be blowing in or sucking in the vapor cloud outside. fireplace, close the dampers and seal off your shelter in place room by using duct tape and terms of the emergency alert system. listen to the radio. that's it. do not try to call the school, try to pick up your children because do you want to leave the area? no, you want to shelter in place. people own pets. do not risk your safety for pets. in summary, it is likely you are at an incident that may be involved with bnice, your safety is the most important. limit your time, get your distance away from that and some type of shielding and listen to the emergency alert system, your radio. . >> there's an acronym that we use to use an extinguisher. what's that acronym? we're going to take turns putting out this fire. you can see that it will make a pretty big mess but at least it put out the fire in your house or something like that. so when we want to shut off electricity is when we see an outlet or something smoking, when you smell that burning smel

>>reporter: somehow thieves found their way here to steal copper from large air conditioning units a mile and a half from the nearest paved road. >> i think they came down this road because they were looking for a place too shoot up and saw the opportunity to steal the copper is all i could figure. i came home from camping, and there was a mess. the gas was shooting out of the gas tank. >>reporter: police arrest had a 22-year-old, sarah nicole cook and her boyfriend, eduardo espinoza junior with a car full of copper, cutting tools and supply of heroin. >> we found out that they were actually passed out in the middle of the road. >>reporter: the sheriff's office says burglaries and thefts climbed 300% and heroin overdoses more than doubled as the narcotic made a comeback in the region. >> the declining cost of heroin has now made it a drug of choice. with law enforcement partnering with the local health officials and physicians to tighten down on controls for prescription drug abuse, it's now making heroin a greater interest to drug off fenders. >>reporter: 75% of all the county theft

they say they saw this unit next to the air conditioning unit. this home belonged to the duffys and they had been robbed two times and they put up a surveillance camera. >>om on, dir there's kids' toys all over the place. you're invading people's homes. >> the alarm went off and police came soon and discovered he entered through the window and exited through the door. so when mrs. duffy got home, she collected the video. she e-mailed it to the police and this fella happened to be familiar to the police. they went to his house. according to police, after a couple of questions he confessed to the crime. >> look at the dopey look on his face. >> you just want to punch him. >> when i first watched this, i was hoping he'd get stuck but he seemed to have just gone through the house. >> he's facing a breaking and entering misdemeanor crime for this. >> okay, we're giving away another ipad mini in just a while. >> you'll need wednesday's buzz word to win. >> you have to be a u.s. resident and 18 years or older to win. >> stay tuned. it's the ipad mini gi

he saw this window next to the air-conditioning unit and decided to climb into it.he home belongs to the duffy's. they had been robbed two times so they put up a surveillance camera. the third time, this is what they captured. he had to rest a second. >> come on, dirt bag. kids toys all over the place. you are invading their home. >> the alarm went off and police came soon. he entered through the window, but exited through the door. when mrs. duffy got home, she checked out the video and e-mailed it to police. this fellow happened to be familiar to the police. they went to his house. after a couple questions, he confessed to the crime. >> look at the dopey look on his face sitting on the toy chest. >> i want to punch him. >> you want to punch him in the teeth sticking out. >> it would be great to catch him half way through. >> he walked through the house. nothing seemed to be out of order. he's facing a breaking and entering misdemeanor crime for this. >>> it's american but we have all done it before. park your car, get out and your seatbelt is on. kind of embarrass

it comes a day after two bombs hidden in an air conditioning unit in the city mosque in the city of samara killed 15. >>> mexican president have survivors of storms in the pacific coastline. mud slides purrryed entire villages in the the mud and rocks. more than a hundred people died in the storm. he said they will be rebuilt in safer location. >> translator: we eve had we'ved extraordinary rain and unfortunately, guerro has opinion the most effected. with the number of family deaths and the way in which it happened. >> we report from the village. >> reporter: rescue teams slowly begin town earth what lies. beneath a disaster stko*e disas. here they will take the body of a woman, one of ph-f they expect to find in the coming days. survivors say the mudslide hit without warning. >> i lost my nephew, my grandchildren, the whole house is gone. i lost my entire family. they were making bread when mudslide hit. >> reporter: the hill slide collapsed last sunday. the results of days of torrential rain brought on my tropical storm "manuel" turns of rock collapsed on theville and burring dozens of

most are in containerized housing units which means they can clip air conditioning units to the outside if they can afford them. there are schools, health clinics, but there isn't a syrian refugee here who wouldn't leave tomorrow if it was safe for them to cross the border and go home. >> there is half a million refugees in jordan, and more that 4.2 million displays syrians inside the country. joining us now from jordan is maria, unicef's regional director from for the middle east and north africa. what is the experience daily life like for the refugees that you work with, and do they have hope that life will return to normal any time soon? >> the refugees who have really been uprooted from their homes and lives and had to take a long journey to reach the camp, to reach the border, often the families, especially children, they suffer from a lot of trauma. they are in distress. they feel fear because of the horrors they've seen. many have lost loved ones. some have been separated from loved ones. so they arrive in a very difficult condition, and we've seen with refugees over the last yea

and set air -conditioning units and ventilation systems to re- circulate indoor air. >> we are asking our kron 4 viewers to send us their photos of the raging brush fire near mount diablo. and here is a look at some of the pictures you are sending us. we encourage you to send your best fire pictures to breaking-news at kron dot com. or message us on facebook. >> stay with kron four for continuing coverage on the mt. diablo fire. you can also get the very latest on our kron four news app. >> new this morning. one person is dead and six others escaping this morning after their berkeley home caught on fire. the fire broke out overnight around 1:45 this morning in a three story residential home near oregon street and telegraph. the fire was contained about a half hour later. the red cross is assisting those seven people with food, shelter, and clothing. one person was injured in the fire and was taken to a local hospital. no word on their condition. - >> still ahead on the kron4 morning newest. syria and russia has came to any agreement this morning. this could be all tied to secretary of

police are alerting people in san diego that thieves began targeting air conditioning units for the freoninside. it sells for $600s a bottle. many are installing locks on their units and motion censor lights. >>> lets go back to our weather. our chief meteorologist bill martin is off but mark tamayo is filling in. it is going to get hot. >> today was perfect but temperatures will be trending up tomorrow. tomorrow you will notice the change. 70 in san francisco, lots of 70s and 80s around the bay. warmest locations 85, 86 degrees, antioch, fairfield and santa rosa. on the maps right now, we are in the clear with a few showers to the east of the sierra right now. as far as our conditions, clear skies and temperature coming down but still warm. san jose 76. santa rosa 83 degrees. and san francisco down from 70, 67 degrees. 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, typically i am pointing out, showing you fog, that is not the case today. that is the key change with clear skies. fog will reform tonight into tomorrow morning but mostly patchy. could be dense as well. be careful driving highway 1 tomorrow morning. cl

it is north of the capitol of bagdad, police say the bombs were concealed in air conditioning units, went off around midday during friday prayers. >>> syria's deputy prime minister for economic affairs is denying that he said the conflicts in syria had reached a stalemate. he said the guardian misquoted him. but the guardian says it has a tape recording of the interview and standing by their interview. there are less than 11 hours meanwhile left on a ceasefire at a town on the turkish border between al qaeda backed and other rebels. neither side has laid down arms knorr exchanged hostages. >>> the hague says it has received new information on chemical weap chemical weapons strike. they are getting training on what to do in the event of a chemical weapons strike. nassa you were telling me yesterday there was fighting there in dara, what about today? what is going on now? >> there is four people killed, one of them is a child. he killed after the shelling on his city called [ inaudible ] and the three person from three army killed, one of them in ottoman, after the clashes in ottoman,

now there is a trick some are using squeezing through windows that have air-conditioning units in themo many times so she installed a hidden camera and caught a would be burglar in the act. melissa may han has her story. >> he wasn't going to give up. he was going to get into my house no matter what. >> this unbelievable home security footage shows a brazen burglar breaking into her house friday. tried to slither into a tiny space in broad daylight ignoring warning signs in the yard. >> it was very unnerving, very upsetting. >> jackie didn't want her face on camera but had another break in two years ago in the same spot and finally decided to get a home security system. >> this is what happens when you put them on the first floor. we learned the hard way. >> now their security footage is taking youtube by storm already getting 370,000 hits. jackie posted it to warn others how dangerous a first floor ac unit can be. >> i wanted people to know this is what people do they push them in get in any way they can. this happened to us. we don't want it to happen to you. >> getting the home secu

within the dwelling units, which are not air-conditioned, the concrete ceiling is typically exposed. in most public areas, which may be heated and cooled with forced air, that is where you get the dropped ceiling. also, corridors and public areas. >> the dwelling units do not have air-conditioning? >> they do not. they have heating but not air conditioning. >> do they have outside air? >> absolutely, they have windows and they also have a system called z-duct, which provides for a share even when the windows are closed. >> one of the reasons they have the systems, ever since 1974, chapter 12-day of the building code requires that you have sound transmission isolation between dwelling units so they cannot hear their neighbors, and between the residential units and the cars at outside. that specifically says that if you are in one of these noise areas, which are on the transit corridor, that you must design the building such that you can ventilate the resident units with the windows closed, meeting all the noise control requirements. you close the windows and you still have enough venti

respiratory issues to stay indoors and to take precautions by closing windows, setting the air conditioning units to recirculate so that any particulate matter that might be outdoors because of the fire wouldn't be pulled indoors and therefore affect their health. >> reporter: you can see as that canyon winds down there it empties out into the valley on the other side on the way to stockton but winds around into san ramon and dublin and parts of alamo and that's where that thick smoke is kind of sitting tonight. the school districts especially the dublin school districts kept their kids in today for lunch kind of their rainy day recess except that's no rain in the forecast. because that smoke is so unhealthy, a lot of kids with asthma are being told to stay inside at least for the next couple of days. the hope is that this fire will be not producing as much smoke and hopefully have containment sometime on saturday. reporting live from mount diablo, i'm ken bastida, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> firefighters putting out the wildfire are facing wind challenges and our bay area heat wave. >> fuel is dry

inside they can see all types of debris inside the caves they found to fully air-conditioned units laptopsen televisions. and many of the cases people have vandalized to get the electricity all at taxpayers' expense. these homes were created by engineers for inspections. the vandals look of ripped off the plate in movie and parenesd and moved in. here is the problem there are nearly 100 of these cables. engineers need to make sure that they do not extra billing still some demand side the freeway and finally close the whole spirit in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: when the dust has been in the '20s and '30s this afternoon. as we head into tomorrow we will continue to seek dusty winds including a higher elevations. 45 to 50 mount an hour in nearly in the high elevation areas. >> pam: and gary will let us know if you will be able to start this sunday for the raiders and we will show you what is making a missing teenage case in las vegas to its highest priority next >> reporter: will have details coming up the kron 4 news it is a clock coming up we're new to town.ell

he went behind some kind of air conditioning unit on of the building and went back up the officer was not there. somewhere on top or inside that building now. the helicopter immediately flew away as we have seen it is circling right now. about a half an hour before they started dropping officers and equipment into that building, we see the helicopter circling like it is right now on a tight perimeter basically following the brick wall that surrounds the complex where it is right now. flying higher than we have seen, it is circling. again we have seen twice people being dropped from that helicopter, and now we're just waiting to see if they come back up with anything but obviously this is a very dramatic thing to see. unless you are watching a movie, you never see an armored person in a u.s. city being dropped on the top of the building where people are working in the middle of the week. the helicopters coming in really low and really slow which it did a few times earlier. it is not stopping but it is low and slow, well below most that are a few hundred feet behind the building where t

that's right next to the air conditioning unit! look at that!looked right at it. police were able to track him down. you think he was on anything at the time? i think there is a good bet on that. >>> then this, an incredible rescue caught on camera after an apartment complex goes up in flames. firefighters in tennessee rushing to rescue that little boy right there. he was dropped down to officers from a second story balcony. four other people made it out safely. that fire, they say, started from a lit cigarette. so dangerous. 36 minutes after the hour. let's head back to you all. >> steve: thank you very much. kimberly says loving the hash tags on "fox & friends." rob dawson, life is #better with friends. ruth says, it's a great morning, #better with friends. just a lot of hash tagging. >> brian: we got a trend. so we need more people. >> steve: all right. we got somebody out on the streets of new york city. maria molina, as you can see right there, 48th and 6th avenue, good morning to you, weather gal. >> good morning #beautiful day in new york

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large aviation but not directly at all aircraft have no exit or a power unit which is used to heat the food at the air conditioning and a number of other flight functions where you all the world's leading companies have their own hydrogen fuel cell projects. and our company is working with them on creating these power cells of a slightly different scale. aside from aviation fuel cells offer a greener quieter and more reliable alternative to diesel backup generators as well as being useful for those living in remote areas it is of special interest to telecoms in intensive care units where reliable energy source community difference between life and death a german company is currently looking for localized production of this units in russia which can generate a to close of energy for up to seventy two hours that he so we are using western experience in russian and developments in implementing russian developments in western products hopefully what we do here with the russian developed a membrane electronic units will return as a finished product. the only possible drawback of fuel cells is the use of compressed gas