not air bags, not electrical, not ignition. even though a state trooper's report indicated that the ignition switch was involved in the accident and a possible cause of air bag nondeployment. in addition at least 12 gm nondealer field reports categorized by gm under air bags and that may have been related to the ignition switch defect were not reviewed before the recall because nhtsa's analytical tools could not read the report format used by gm. a fact odi staff did not note until after the recall. odi staff also missed opportunities to connect the gm ignition switch to air bag nondeployments. for example, odi employees overlooked documentation on a fatal accident involving a 2005 cobalt that linked the ignition switch defect to the vehicle's air bag nondeployment including a state trooper's accident investigation report in a nhtsa special crash investigation report. calls for investigation were similarly overlooked. for example, in 2007 nhtsa's associated administrator noted that investigation proposal "looks like one we want

ignition defect. this calls into can question whether the agency can identify and investigate potential safety problems and carry out a safety mission. these findings are disconcerting given the takata defects. i'm pleased to know that administrator rose kind -- rosekind is committed to implement them. there have been far too many recalls you throughout the existence. that's why i worked with senator nelson to pass the whistleblower act which encourages employees to report safety concerns before they become larger problems to prevent loss of life and serious injuries. despite a long vacancy with a senate confirmed leader under administrator rosekind's leadership nhtsa is looking for ways to improve. there have been assessments of nhtsa and plan for a path forward. now is the time for accountability. the agency, automakers, suppliers, dealers, and congress must work together to reduce deaths and injuries on our nation's roadways. this committee will continue to conduct oversight of the takata recalls a

look how many deaths occurred from the gm defective steering ignition switches? gm hid a defect for over a decade. and at least 114 people died. this is awful. for that nhtsa could only find gm a measlely $35,000 and that is less than gm makes in a quarter -- $35 million -- the chal challenged were detailed in the inspector general report released yesterday revealing problems in nhtsa's office of investigation especially related to the handling of the gm crisis last year. i can tell you this senator is going to fight for additional funding for nhtsa. there has to be accountability as well. and the ig report found severe deficiencies in nhtsa's ability to effectively collect and analyze safety data as well as conduct investigations. the agency lacks proper protocols and procedures and staff apparently are inadequately trained to do their job. we need accountability. i look forward, doctor to hearing you you intend to respond to this report that has been put in the record now and how you continue to modernize the agency. and finally, i look forward to hearing from

the vapors ignited, causing a mini-explosion that singed her hair.while dousing her head with water, she saw that her bathrobe had also caught fire and discarded it. 10-year-old jennifer survived by crawling out her bedroom window and jumping to the ground. debora told tim to stay inside with his six-year-old sister until firemen arrived. sadly, tim did what his mother had told him to do. he and kelly both died before firemen could reach them. debora green's trial was scheduled to begin one week after michael's brain operation to repair damage caused by the ricin poisoning, but the trial never took place. debora green pleaded no contest to the charges, avoiding a possible death sentence. >> my attorneys are ready, willing, and able to present evidence that i was not totally myself when tim and kelly died. however true that may be, defending myself at trial on these charges would only compound the suffering of my family and my daughter. >> she was sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole for 40 years. >> well, i think these kids in th

these three weaknesses with the handling of the ignition switch defined dash defect. gm submitted over 15,000 field reports 2000 death and injury reports one vehicles that would be subject to the ignition switch recall however and consistently mis categorize reports may have masked potential safety trends for gm did not a sign a code to re death and injury report nonelectrical or a commission even though the state troopers report indicated the ignition switch was involved as of possible cause of airbag non deployment at least 12 field reports categorized under airbags may have been related to the ignition switch were not reviewed before the recall because the analytical tools could not read the report format used by gm. the odi staffer did not note until after the recall. they also missed opportunities to connect the defect to non the planet. odi employs overlook documentation on the fatal accident on a kobold that linked said defaults to non deployment including the investigation report and a special crash investigation report. calls were some of the overlooked in 20

because of use of keys and ignition all the time, the ignition gets warn out.the number of teeth that engages the ignition wear out. you can pretty much use any ford type key. >> investigators tell us the person is disabling the gps. they also say the person of interest that you saw in the videotape has some knowledge of taxi cab operations. now, we're currently near for a shift change right now. so in just minutes, the men will be back out on the street looking for the person stealing the cab. live now from southwest detectives, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. with meteorologist bill henley. >> 6:37. 71 degrees. the sun is up. it's been up for a little over an hour right now. we'll see brilliant sunshine. there are a few high clouds. you can see them behind the comcast center in center city. the humidity is way down. 61%. so much more comfortable. if you look close, you can see the flags blowing. that's the dry air that's going to keep us so much more comfortable during the day today. the satellite shows we are in the cle

more than three dozen fires were ignited as a result. there was an atmospheric freeway that caused pop up storms to come up and 800 lightning strikes. it eases for now only to be replaced by a big spike of high pressure on wednesday when the temperatures could reach 105 degrees inland. >>> in the meantime, all of the fires ignited by the lightning, overnight and unpeeled over the sierra that you can see over here on the right, those fires have been put out. >>> well, it should not come as a surprise. it is true. cal fire is supending burn permits. you can not use fires to get rid of branches, leaves, and other yard waste. cal fire is reminding people to make sure they keep a defensible space around their homes, no dead brush or grass within 1feet of a house. >>> fire danger during this drought is on everyone's mind as firework stands open up in the bay area. fire works are illegal in most cities but there are some areas where you can buy them. among them, union city, dublin, pacifica. >>> one of the most wanted men in america finally cap

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a new report about possible criminal charges against gm over faulty ignition switches.begin with good news on the u.s. economy. let's bring in jeff from london. >> this number released by the labor departments tuesday generally doesn't get that much attention. we focus more on the payrolls number. this one has got people interested. 5.4 million job openings added in april. that's the the strong number 15 years. on top of that 5 million people took up positions in april. you know what? the separation rate as they describe it was just 4.9 million. so, a net positive in terms of hiring. that big number 5.4 million openings suggesting that the u.s. economy is in reasonable shape here. the question the markets ask themselves, does this mean employers are going to have to hike benefits now to try and attract fresh employees? let's move you along to that mcdonald's story. this is fascinating. we know steve has a challenges. workers demand higher compensation and they are struggling to break ground on revenue at the moment against others. one way they feel they can move this bu

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the ignition switch had been changed from run to accessory. we know this is troubling and in december i asked you what concrete changes you would implement to improve the consumer complaint process. i would like to know what system has been put in place to ensure that if the office of defect investigation investigators are in possession of critical information like trooper young's report, i would like some assurance. >> i will start by acknowledging this committee, whether it's your opening statement or the fact that each of you talked about the tragedies that are going on, it is on it is so critical to know that these are real people that are being affected. so thank you all for doing that. i would say specifically we did talk about this in my confirmation hearing and we have new systems that are already in place such as a case management system that allows crash investigators and the panels to look at this information from multiple sources all in one place. it's an attempt to basically connect those dots of the people who are working on this

odi staff also missed opportunities to connect the ignition switch to the abs. calls for investigations were similarly overlooked. for example, in 2007, nhtsa's associated administrator said it looks like one we need to jump on and learn about. the defect assessment division chief didn't assign the responsibility after the screener left nhtsa in 2008. in 2010, odi screener suggested revisiting the 2007 investigation proposal because of new consumer complaints but the airbag investigator noted a downward rate and the screener decided that the issue didn't present enough safety trend to warrant proposing another investigation. according to odi staff. they had a flawed understanding of airbag technology. they are taken aggressive action to strengthen the vehicle oversight. according to the administrator changes to the process have been implemented and more are underway. we plan to report our findings later this year and i would like to address those who have been injured and the family's of those who have been lost in crashes involving gm's defective switches. i pr

he wrote the two front seat airbags didn't deploy and it appears the ignition switch was turned from the run position to the accessory prior to the collision. we know this is troubling and in december i asked what concrete changes would be made to improve the customer complaint process and i would like to know what system nhtsa put in place to make sure if the investigators are in possession of critical information like trooper young's report i would like insurance they are acting. >> i will start by acknowledging this committee whether it is your opening statement mentioning safercar.gov or you talked about the tragedies going on. it is critical to know these are real people being affected. thank you for doing that. i would say specifically we talked about this in my . . confirmation hearing and we have new systems in place such as a case management system allowing crash investigators and screenings and panels to look at the information from multiple sources all in one place. it is an attempt to connect the dots so the people working on this have available information. >> i know the

. >> theatrical powder that was being thrown from the stage accidentally ignited. some thought it was special effects and part unfortunate display. >> whoa whoa whoa! >> reporter: amateur footage shows that within section seconds crowd members were engulfed had a massive fire ball. they ran to get away but more than 500 suffered from berns especially to their lowerburnsespecially to their lower legs. >> we saw many that were seriously burned. it was just like hell. >> reporter: some are in a critical condition. one 18-year-old is said to have burns to 90% of his body. >> everyone was screaming and burning, there was blood everywhere. >> others made their own way to the closest hospitals. >> as we have to keep changing dressings for burned viments vims we havevictims, wehave called in all dorks from doctors from their dorms. >> reporter: police are questioning the cause of this event. erica wood, al jazeera. >> forces loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh. earlier the houthis attacked an oil refinery in the sunny city of aden. victoria gatenby reports. >> hou

number is a lot like the number 13 that was first acknowledged by gm as caused by its defective ignition switch. we now know that number is at least 117 because of the findings of the compensation found that gm established only after i and others on this committee called for them to do it. that number of eight may grow. it may be only the tinaly fractional tip of the iceberg of death that was caused by these exploding airbags. and so i believe, as has been stated that this report is a devastating indictment of an agency that was responsible for are protecting the public. let's not forget the responsibility of corporate executives who could have and should have fully disclosed and then protected their customers from these devastatingly deadly devices. ... institutional change and the new laws that give you the tools to you need. so he dominated the caps on penalty, not just waiting for them, but eliminating the penalty for nondisclosure. the early warning reporting act so you can take action the automaker accountability act that i propose as well as criminal penalties not just on the comp

tonight -- the warriors ignite a huge celebration in the bay area. raj/take live oakland is planning ato >>> okay one more win, tonight the warriors could ignite a huge celebration across the bay area. oakland will have a victory parade later in the week but first thing's first warriors got to win the title. tip off in cleveland in about one hour from now. we are joined court side. >> the doves are so close. it's easy and tempting to get lost in the emotion, excitement the enormity of the moment but the warriors are locked in on taking one possession at a time as they try to close out the championship in hostile territory. >> all throughout the playoff we're focused on the game in front of us. we're not thinking of game seven, hopefully there won't be one, we're not concerned about that it's about tonight. >> we're able to win this championship for right now it's about focussing on the task at hand. >> the guys are ready. ready to close it out. i feel confident in everybody's approach. >> draymond green is usually the one giving gtthe vocal inspirati

. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 0 ignition will stop liftoff. -- ignition.toff. >> at 10:16, eastern standard time, gemini 4 was on its way. >> we have the role program initiated. >> flight is started and in sync. >> load program completed mcdivitt reports. >> program initiated. >> mark 50 seconds and we are go. >> guidance reports are go. flight trajectory looks right. good on my three. >> gemini 4 is go for staging which will occur in a few seconds. we have staging and it has been confirmed on the ground. >> gemini 4 entered orbit with a velocity of 745 feet per second, within 11 feet per second of planned velocity. the first orbit was 177 .6 statute miles, the perigee 100 .8 statute miles. the command pilot started to work at what's, attempting to fly in airplane formation with the second stage of the launch vehicle. the full resources of nasa in houston were on hand to support gemini 4. from a new building, flight controllers assumed erect control of the vision for the first time in the space program. the mission director checks the status of a possible

the truck broke a floresent lamp and a spark ignited the fuel. >> this was likely an accidental death. we have seen deaths of people working under their vehicles that slid off of jacks and fallen and crushed them to death. >> although the was unrecognizable, ari's driver's license was recovered from his back pocket. >> we rarely compare these things to a driver's license. people lie on their driver's license and sometimes that information is not correct. >> the medical examiner wanted to make a positive identification using scientific methods. this proved to be harder than anyone expected. >> based on the extent of the burns on the face and the hands and the arms, we couldn't do fingerprints or facial recognition. our only choice was dna and dental. >> it turns out ari had not been to the dentist in almost a decade. >> investigators saw something suspicious on the garage circuit panel. >> checking out the circuits, i noticed they were all in the off position. >> in the circuit breakers were off, there would have been no electricity to power the light which theoretically had started th

at a water park when coloured theatrical powder thrown at the stage ignited. ignited. amateur footage shows within seconds members closest to the stage were engulfed in a massive fireball. they ran to get away. more than 500 suffered burns, especially to the lower legs. >> everybody was running and pushing each other. we saw a lot of people whose skin was burnt. it is like hell. almost 200 were reported to have been injured, some in a critical condition. an 18-year-old is said to have burns to 90% of his body. everyone was screaming and bleeding, blood was everywhere. >> reporter: paramedics were called to the scope, many were treated on the ground where they lay. others made their way to the hospitals. in the morning, some of the parents arrived to be by their bedside. >> translation: just a small child that went out to have fun, now on the verge of death. >> reporter: his 18-year-old daughter suffered burns to 90% of her body. >> translation: today it's with a feeling of sorrow that i visit these people injured by the powder explosion. the main purpose is to encourag

. >> we eliminated possible electric source of ignition. the heating and air-conditioning units were eliminated. lightning. and there was nothing else at the point of origin. >> with the most common causes of the fire eliminated, it looked as if a lit cigar might have been the cause, but investigators could find no evidence of the cigar butt or ashes. dr. david fowler, the deputy chief medical examiner for the state of maryland, immediately performed the autopsy. blood tests revealed that steve had a normal concentration of carbon monoxide in his system, extremely unusual for someone who died while breathing the carbon monoxide produced by the fire. the next step was to examine his airway passages for signs of smoke inhalation. >> you have this layer of mucus, which lines the inside of your airway to trap foreign particles, and it gets stuck onto that. and it stays there, and we can find it very easily at the time of the autopsy. i found absolutely no soot. well, now i have two tests, which are both telling me exactly the same thing, that h

can we speak with you about the ignition interlock? >> no. jennifer: the most sobering argument is death. >> i cry every day. jennifer: last year, corey huhubbd was run over and killed on route one by a two-time drunk iver. he got two years and a plea deal. pushing for more would have been a struggle. >> it doesn't do anything for us. it doesn't help solve -- he doesn't bring him back. we just took the play. jennifer this is a normal light. critics argue the normal all-night fight to make the roads safe in maryland will stumble on. until there's a better answer. organizations like mothers against drunk driving and lawmakers who wanted to toughen state laws this papast session failed. but they are vowing to keep up the battle. i'm your fighting back against crime investigator jennifer donelan. leon: coming up, lolocawomen looking for love say they have found anything but that, despite shelling out thousands of dollars to a matchmaking bubusiness. what 7 on yo side uncovevers about that company, next. after a year-long fight to get her car fixe

run position to accessory prior to the ignition to the hit with the trees. and i would like to know what systems nhtsa has put in place to ensure if the office of defect investigation investigators are in possession of critical information like trooper young's report, i would like some assurance they are now acting. >> and i'm going to start by acnonling the opening statement talking about one of the tragedies that you put a face to the tragedies going on. it is critical for people to know these are real people being affected so thank you all for doing that and i would say specifically, we did talk about this in my confirmation hearing and we have systems in place such as a case management system that allows the crash investigative investigators and the screeners and pams to look at this from multiple sources in all in one place and connect the dots to the people working on this all of the available information. >> and there were 260 complaints over an 11-year period that the good morning had turned off while they were driving and over the 11 years the dots

the second one ignited by blowing embers. wild fair was limited to 53 acres.eda county, alan acres. in alameda county, alan, abc 7 news. >>> hot weather ka certainly did not do firefighters any favors. fv sandhya here now with details. >> yes larry. in the only hot and dry but breezy near the fire too. let me show you how hot it got in other parts of the bay area. it was cook. 100 in fairfield. concord as well. 102 antioch. 101 in livermore. nearly 40 degree spread between our hottest inland locations and some of our coastal communities. half moon bay 64 today. 89 san jose moon bay 64 today. 89 san jose. 76 oakland. 69 san francisco. got up to 91 if san rafael. 90 in santa rosa. guess what starting to show up some patches of fog as you look at live doppler 7hd right now. half moon bay reporting visibility down to 5 miles. when will the cooler air reach your neighborhood i'll be back with the details coming right up. >> not soon enough sandhya thank you. >> you can track the temperatures with the abc 7 news weather app. go to our web site or get it free at the

and her story is igniting outrage, offense and a national conversation. but she's firing back saying she identifies as black. in an interview with msnbc with melissa harris perry. >> i have gone there with the experience in terms of being a mother with two black sons and really owning what it means to experience and live blackness. >> reporter: even as a white child growing up montana was conditioned as black but was learned not to own it. >> out of a young age, a visceral connection with black is beautiful. >> reporter: she says as a child, she preferred to draw picture fs herself using a brown crayon instead of a peach one. but her parents say that's not true. >> this did not happen. this is a fabrication, because we are very in touch with our children as they were growing up. i was a stay-at-home mom. i was in touch with the teachers at school when she went to elementary school. this just simply didn't happen. she didn't ever draw herself as an african-american. >> reporter: they say she's as white as they are. >> it's alarming that rachel continues to

we should not overlook as well that broadband is also the igniter of more broadband. as the success of broadband services increases, the demand for broadband, it also increases the incentive for competitive broadband. and it's because of this two pronged impact that our policy is to expand broadband and to assure that our broadband resources are fully utilized. that means that we want to expand geographically into areas where it doesn't exist and it means we want broadband to be affordable for and adopted by all of our citizens, and it means we want broadband to be open and free of any artificial inhibitions on its use. so here's the punch line. it's pedal to the medal on broadband policy for consumers and competitors. expanding broadband requires better network technology. it requires more competition. it requires that companies continue to invest to satisfy consumer demands for bigger, better, and more broadband. it requires that broadband providers not be able to limit competition in broadband-dependent markets like apps and services and it requires the limitations

officials say a colored powder ignited ignited. >>> a suspicious string of church fire in four statess being invest gauted by the fbi. that's according to was feed. three have been ruled arson. six churches are burned and some are being seen as possible hate crimes. >>> and the estranged father of oliver and kate hudson says he no longer recognized the two of his own. they're the children of hudson and goldie hawn. i would ask them to stop using the hudson name. they are no longer part of my life. all of this comes a week after oliver posted the picture to instagram on father's day with the caption, happy abandonment day. >>> get ready for two more republicans throwing their hat into the ring and the guy who says he's giving up hundreds of millions of dollars to run for president. and 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. dave's been working on his game... morning double bogey. hey, three putt. and starting each day with a delicious bowl of heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. how's your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what wi

e second one ignited by owing embers. wild fair was limited to 53 acres. in alameda county, alan acres. in ameda county, alan, abc 7 news. >>> hot weather ka certainly did not do firefighters any favors. fv sandhya here now with details. >> yes larry. in the only hot and dry but breezy near the fire too let me show you how hott got in other parts of the bay area. it was cook. 100 in fairfield. concord as well. 102 antioch. 101 in livermore. nearly 40 degree spread between our hottest inland locations and some of our cotal communities. half moon bay 64 today. 8san jose moon bay 64 today. 89 san jose. 76 oakld. 69 san francisco. got up to 91 if san rafael. 90 in santa rosa. guess what starting to show up some patches of fog as you look at live doppler 7hd right now. half moon bay reporting visibility down to 5 miles. when will the cooler air reach your neighborhood i'll be back with the details coming right up. >> not soon enough sandhya thank you. >> you can track the temperatures with the abc 7 news weather app. go to our web site or get it free at the app

not really sure what's happening here in terms of how it was ignited. but again, after now 13 hours from when a suspect attacked the dallas police headquarters, according to the words of dallas police, that the headquarters were being attacked by at least one suspect. an exchange of gunfire took place. bulleted riddled the headquarters and police cruisers. miraculously, no dallas police officers were injured, and then a chase led them to this hutchi hutchins, texas, about 18 miles outside of dallas. the suspect somewhere along the way, according to dallas police, was dead. and now the vehicle in which many of these events throughout the day have been carried out is now on fire. of course, we'll continue to watch the developments there out of hutchins, texas. we have much more of "the newsroom." 30 minutes away with poppy harlow. thanks so much for being with me. sanjay gupta "vital signs" is up next. >>> imagine a science laboratory that teaches us more than we've ever known about disease, muscle and bone health, and eyesight. a lab with the unique envi

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any key of a ford product will work in that ignition. which is concerning. >> police want to you check for two forms of driver id before ever getting inside. >> one is the rear facing card and the other is the drivers certificate and they should be posted at all times in that cab. if they don't have it, just walk away. >> reporter: story keeps developing i got update from southwest detectives. they say seven cabs that were stolen have now been recovered including the one that was stolen at 42nd and chestnut. so police continue to work this at this very late hour. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much dave. >>> another day of very hot temperatures. fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams is in the weather center tracking your forecast. scott i'm going to go glass half full on this one. poop-up storms might actually cool things down. >> might provide relief out there. temperatures have been in the low 90s out there today lucy, but we do have that threat of some severe weather. now, everyone is not going to see it. however, the

but busky found no accidental ignition source. >> the house wiring didn't start it.her didn't start it, the dryer didn't start it the water heater didn't start it and the trouble light didn't start it because it wasn't on and the filament wasn't hot at the time of the fire. >> reporter: once the fire took off, christina was trapped inside the bathroom by that boarded-up window. >> i was also looking at that plywood. found it was nailed with 17 nails but none of the nails had gone into anything solid and the nails went only into the sheet rock and not in the wood. >> reporter: busky determined that someone, like karl karlsen could easily have pushed through the plywood and maybe saved christina's life. two decades later, jeff arnold took note. >> he's standing on the porch within a foot or two of a plywood-covered window where christine is in dire need of his help. he doesn't even reach for one tool. >> reporter: busky's conclusion the kerosene was intentionally poured and ignited. and that boarded-up window made the tragedy all the more suspicious. christina's family

it's believe that colored powder that was sprayed on the crowd ignited causing the midair explosion. these events have been held here before. video on the organizers facebook page shows bags of the powder for sale. people throwing it in the air and on friends, a bit of fun, similar to the indian festival or running event around the world. seemingly to blame for this terrifying disaster. it is very regretful that this accident that caused injuries to many victims. a marketing company had leased out a space for the event. the mayor immediately shutdown the waterpark and ordered an investigation. now, of the more 500 people injured in this incident more than 180 today are in intensive care. grave fears held for those people. we've seen some of their families actually arriving at the waterpark behind me. it of course is closed as this investigation continues. the families have been invited here to actually pick up the belongings of their loved ones and the brother of one of the victims told us that they felt that was quite insensitive and added to the pain to come here to the site of thi

the second one ignited by blowing embers. wild fair was limited to 53 acres.lameda county, alan, abc 7 news. >>> hot weather ka certainly did not do firefighters any favors. fv sandhya here now with details. >> yes larry. in the only hot and dry but breezy near the fire too. let me show you how hot it got in other parts of the bay area. it was cook. 100 in fairfield. concord as well. 102 antioch. 101 in livermore. nearly 40 degree spread between our hottest inland locations and some of our coastal communities. half moon bay 64 today. 89 san jose moon bay 64 today. 89 san jose. 76 oakland. 69 san francisco. got up to 91 if san rafael. 90 in santa rosa. guess what starting to show up some patches of fog as you look at live doppler 7hd right now. half moon bay reporting visibility down to 5 miles. when will the cooler air reach your neighborhood i'll be back with the details coming right up. >> not soon enough sandhya thank you. >> you can track the temperatures with the abc 7 news weather app. go to our web site or get it free at the apple app store or google pl

." >>> new information about general motors' massive recall over faulty ignition switches. today we learned three more people died from those bad ignitions, bringing the total amount of deaths to 114. victims' families are being offered at least $1 million each. gm also said the total was 29. they admitted they knew about the ignition switch problems for more than a decade. >>> the body of a 2-year-old girl has been found in the woods of a pittsburgh suburb. investigators say a dog walker found the body last night in a shallow ravine. the girl's family reported her missing just before -- just hours before. police believe the child was killed somewhere else. investigators don't think she was kidnapped by a stranger. they are treating it as a homicide. >>> new at 5:00 dozens of children with rare medical conditions are in washington today pushing congress for help. they want legislators to pass a law called the ace kids act to help kids with complex diseases who rely on medicaid for access to a number of hospitals in various states. grace hendrix has a debilitating degenerati

not really sure what's happening here in terms of how it was ignited.in, after now 13 hours from when a suspect attacked the dallas police headquarters according to the words of dallas police that the headquarters were being attacked

the video begins just moments before a flammable powder ignited. >> and it's disturbing to watch when you realize 498 people were injured in this explosion. that's according to local state media. there are no deaths at this stage but that could change as well. 200 of the victims are in critical condition. so far at least, five people are being questioned in connection with that blast. >>> almost 3,000 migrants have been pulled from small boats in the mediterranean sea in a multinational naval mission. >> that is according to the italian coast guard who say the migrants were rescued in 21 operations on sunday. the migrant boats came from libya. >>> still to come turkey's gay pride parade. >> ends in clashing between protesters and police. details coming up. >>> welcome back everyone. so it appears the republican party will gain two new contenders. >> so crowded. >> so crowded. for the 2016 presidential race. a video doesn't outright say chris christie for president but the words at the end leave no doubt. the new jersey governor is expected to launch his bid on tuesday. >> we expect oh

and there are new fears that more fires could ignite. >> dozens of new fires popping up across alaska. tonight there are more across the wilderness. in california 500 residents evacuate after a new firebreaks out near san luis obispo. the state as largest fire, the so-called lake fire is burning in the san bernadino mountains east of los angeles. an aerial assault all weekend combined with the ground army of 1800 firefighters is slowing the fire's advance. tonight containment is up to 15%. in arizona they are trucking in female inhates to beat back the largest of seven fires now burning in that state. >> there is a lot of heat out there. it is a hot fire. we have a lot of work. >> and a look at firefighters hard at work on the front lines. this is early in fire season. and with california in the middle of a historic drought the forecast for the rest of the fire season is simply miserable. >> let's head to abc7 news meteorologist drew touma. >> and those fires really thrive on low humidity and gusty winds and extreme heat. take a look at this. excessive heat warnings for southern calif

high quantities they are looking whether it was the lighting or people smoking that caused this to ignites hideous fire ball. >>> more than 1,000 law enforcement officers are combing the woods and roadways in upstate new york. they are on the hunt for prison escapee david sweat. it's been more than three weeks since the convicted killer tunled his way out of a prison along with his fellow inmate richard matt. he was killed on friday by police officers. police are focusing their efforts in an area near malone new york. that is a city that is now on edge. [ sirens o -- ] >> after three weeks on the run, escaped killer richard matt was shot and killed near malone new york. >> you never want to see anyone lose their life but i would remind people that mr. matt was an escaped murderer from a state prison. mr. matt killed two people who we know about. >> reporter: after a tip from a driver of a recreational vehicle who heard gunshots and realized his camper was hit. police narrowed in on an area in the woods. >> there was movement detected by officers on the ground what they believed to be coug

what ignited this controversy and, yes, how donald trump is responding.> presidential candidate donald trump is threatening to sue the spanish language tv network univision for dropping coverage of the miss usa pageant. univision says it is responding to harsh, offensive words. this is what trump said earlier this month. >> they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime, they are rapists and some i assume are good people but i speak to border guards and they tell us what we're getting. >> on thursday trump spoke to erin bernett about the lawsuit and what he called his love for the mexican people. >> they have a huge legal liability. univision has been in my opinion, given instructions from mexico to get me not to stop so much with the border but to stop talking about trade with mexico and other countries. because mexico is ripping us off so badly. and again, i love mexican people. they are tremendous spirit i have great affection for the mexican people. >> great affection. trump says univision is reanything on an ironclad contract. both co-hosts of the

a shell hit a fuel tank which ignited. thick smoke bellowed. the refinery has not received oil through the port but has 1.2 million tonne of crude in storage. as well as gas tanks. >> translation: what happened today is a heinous crime mitted by criminal militia, trying to seize aden targetting the refinery which considered the only source of income for the city. >> reporter: aden has been the source of fighting. artillery hit a military center two days ago. the location is important. it's near the gulf of aden. it became a base of operations for yemen's president in exile. after he was forced from the capital this year. both the port and refinery are controlled by pro government fighters, they'd been battling houthi rebels and forces loyal to salah. despite months of air strikes, by the saudi-led coalition, houthis control large parts of yemen, and they are well armed. >> i ask our brothers from the coalition to help us. right now we live in dire circumstances. and people are wondering how long the fighting will last, when will it stop. >> rep

the fire ignited after people began looting the store. they believe carter is still in the baltimore area. the man accused of sexual assaulting women at the wheton metro station bleeded guilty. jordan admitted to the attack. kevin lewis has followed the story from the start and is live outside the montgomery courthouse with the on-camera confession. kevin? kevin: maureen, until now jordan had a nearly clean criminal record that wasn't until december when he went on a sudden sexual abuse spree. today the 20-year-old fessed up to the crimes. kevin: on-camera confession who today is guilty of sexually assaulting a woman at gunpoint before christmas. inside a parking garage. >> we were there as a swarm of officers captured jordan inside the jc penney store. he was buying pants to disguise his identity [ >> this is a shopper's worse nightmare. come to your car thinking you are safe and you are enjoying the time of the year. to be assaulted at gunpoint. >> officers discovered the assault weapon which was a b.b. gun. they also sun cover the surv

any key afford forward product will work in that ignition.hich is of concern. >> reporter: police want to you check for two forms of driver id before ever getting inside. >> one is the rear facing card and the other is the driver's certificate and they should be posted at all times in that cab. if they it, walk away. >> reporter: at southwest detectives, dave kinchen fox 29 news. >>> police tell us they have found more than half of the stolen cabs. >>> in delaware county our first look at the men arrested for home invasion while police still look for one man on the loose. but police they know who he is. they arrested brothers jamie and sterling wallace an boy yesterday. they say the four specifically targeted the family on old city road in marple township yesterday. 17-year-old was also arrested and released to his parents. >>> what came in as a threat of an eminent terrorist attack ended with an all clear at two philadelphia naval facilities. skyfox over the navy shipyard in south philadelphia and the navy depot in the northeast today. swat

hundred and 50 thousand riders used bart the second highest richd and ridership the top spot is for the ignites for 2012 we know how critical bart is to our regional and the system is straining under the pressure of increased ridership as the population grows for that reason bart s will improve on time and performance the budget puts thirty more train cars during the peak service and commits $20 million for the rail reminded to keep us save and reliable this is additionally i'm hoping that bart counties about join together to lend critical support for this system it is important for the quality of life of our region i also want to colleagues thank all of you and mayor ed lee for participating in the 22 day muni challenge supported by san francisco transit riders we had hundred percent all lotta's fountain supervisors and mayor it was a fun and at times two days of the challenges of system the one thing i'll say as a daily muni rider for many years when our tracking each of our rides as opposed to having vague memory with negative experiences forgetting the positive experiences muni does pretty

a pressurized test container used for welding started to leak ignited, and then exploded. no one was hurt, but it did damage a pizza restaurant next door. wild are burning across southern california. the heat the wind, the dry terrain are making it difficult for firefighters to contain fires that keep popping up. one fire has destroyed three homes in more than 400 people have been evacuated. two convicted killers to escape two weeks ago from upstate new york are now in the top 15 fugitives list. the cert -- search expanded, but the trail has gone cold. officials of lifted a lockdown at the correctional facility. some are returning to work assignments. coming up, a crucial for stranded after crashing into a concrete wall in a river in new york. an update on the injuries that it caused. locked away until now, a look at a family who were kept hidden in a new york city apartment for more than a decade. the remnants of tropical storm bill are moving toward the reason. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? skippy!! yippee!! look a ride

. >> witnesses say houthi fighters fired missiles on the refinery and hit a fuel tank which ignited. thick smoke billowed as the city with residents fearful the fire would spread. the refinery hasn't received oil through the port but has 1.2 million tons of crude in storage. >> what happened today is a heinous crime committed by criminal militias trying to seize the city of aden and target its oil refinery, which is considered the only source of income for the city. >> aden has been the source of sustained fighting, artillery reportedly hit a military operation two days ago. it's location is important because it's near the gulf of aden and offers easy access to the red sea. it became a base of operations for yemen's president in exile adou rabbo mansour hadi after he was forced from the capital earlier this year. the port and refinery are controlled by pro government fighters battling houthi rebels and forces loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh. despite months of airstrikes by the saudi-led coalition the houthis still control large parts of yemen and they're well armed. >> i