. >> i'm chris martinez in sonoma county, california. you may be surprised what they are making in this industrial park. the new drink taking over wine country coming up. >> a forecast that matters, whether or not the clouds will linger and obscure the visibility for the fireworks show at the embarcadero. the coast isn't clear. officials say a faulty fluorescent light-fitting likely >>> an explosive combination ripped this garden shed apart in england. gas vapors were ignited causing the walls and roof to blast apart. then flames and smoke spread quickly. this is newly released video of the incident from last month. >>> some american tourists are across the pond celebrating independence day at benjamin franklin's day in london. he lived there for 16 years before returning in 1775. the next year he signed the declaration of independence. he was from this home that he lobbied the british government to give more rights to americans that were paying taxes. visitors can tour year-round. >>> millions of people will be raising a glass to celebr

cbs reporter chris martinez is live in carson city where the parole board just decided simpson's fate. chris. >> reporter: michelle and kenny, this was a unanimous vote by this parole board. they needed a majority of seven, four sitting in today. all four voted to grant him parole. this is exactly what a lot of folks were expecting to see today. there wasn't a lot of doubt that he was not going to be granted parole. here he is coming up on his ninth year serving a prison term for this crime that he committed about 10 years ago or so. what happens now is they look ahead to the actual release of oj simpson. he cannot leave prison until october 1 at the earliest. and then there are questions about what will happen after that. he spoke today to these commissioners, this board, rather, he talked about the crime at length which was something people really weren't expecting to happen. and then did he what a lot of legal experts said he needed to do he showed remorse. he said he was sorry and apologized to the victims and the state of nevada and then they also heard from simpson's oldest daug

chris martinez has the latest. >> in less than a day this fire near santa barbara exploded in size from 150 ey acres to more n 6,000. smoke descended to rural towns forcing hundreds to graduate including gretchen left. >> it was heading in our direction so we got the dogs, jumped in the car. >> further north, hundreds of firefighters are struggling to contain this fashion moving blaze near sack men though. residents like sharon albertson is ready to leave. >> we're loaded up, we're ready to go. >> on top of the wild fair danger, brutally hot temperatures with records toppling across the southwest. phoenix hit a high of 118 degrees friday making a 112 year record for the date. palm springs reached 122 ever. and in death valley, the mercury soared to 127. >> we're going to see an increase in calls during this peak heat. >> eric scott says people ignore the risk of spending too much time outdoors. even for the most seasoned veterans. >> firefighters are not exempt from this heat them says. firefighter going to a fire takes a hundred extra pounds. it's very challenging. >> forecasters say t

chris martinez, cbs news, carson city, nevada. >>> ahead on "cbs this mor startled by a loud sound. she said the actions did not have to happen. >> it goes against the department, how we train, and the expectations we have for our officers. these were the actions and judgment of one individual. >> he also said a review of noor's training found no problems. >>> the national guard has been called in to help with recovery efforts in and around buffalo, new york, after two tornados touched down. the twisters hit yesterday. one was powerful enough to lift a car and a trailer off the ground. top winds exceeded 100 miles per hour. homes were damaged, trees uprooted, and 20e6r,000 people lost power but no serious injuries are reported. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, a robotic team disappears after their competition. police say there's no foul play, so where are these missing teens. >>> plus, hugh freeze resigns after a controversial call. this is the "cbs morning news." both are exposed to damaging heat. the rose without dove is dry and brittle. dove deeply nourishes and stops 90%

cbs news correspondent chris martinez is live with more on is what next for the hall of fame football star, good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. this hearing shouldn't take too long, it will last about 35 minutes, to maybe an hour and by the end of today o.j. simpson will know when, and if , he will be a freeman. o.j. simpson will appear in his parole hearing in carson city through video conferencing. nfl hall of famer has served nine years forearmed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers in a las vegas hotel room. today will personally appeal for his release. >> what they want to hear is i'm sorry. >> reporter: legal analyst laurie levinson has covered simpson since he was charged and it this era quitted of the 1994 double murder of his ex- wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. >> fit doesn't fit you must acquit. >> reporter: that murder trial can be considered by parole board in this case, they will instead evaluate simpson's behavior in prison, his age and when could be a risk to the public. the board is expected to hear from people supporting s

chris martinez for cbs news, los angeles. >>> wow, dangerous heat out west but pleasant temperaturesews our region. >> we have complete opposite of what those folks in the western u.s. is dealing w it will be a wonderful sunday. we have low humidity. we are dealing with temperatures that are a degree or two below average. >> wow. otsunshine.s of all >> yeah. >> wonderful way to wrap up our weekend here in the delaware valley. lets look at what is going on in rehoboth this sunday morning as well. it will be a fantastic day to sit outside on the beach or just hanging out this morning on the boardwalk like a couple of these folks are doing enjoying their work out get a early morning run or walk in. if you wanted to park your self out on the sand this morning it would not be a bad day to do that, either. it is going to be a wonderful afternoon. our headlines for today sensational conditions with lots of sunshine as i said that humidity on the low side that is biggest thing that we have got to enjoy today and then very seasonal, temperatures, maybe even a couple degree bee lover average.

chris martinez has more. >> reporter: the four members of simpson's parole board said exactly what he wanted to hear. >> i will vote to grant parol. >> reporter: the 76-year-old recounted his side of it. >> and i am sorry that things turned out the way they did. >> the parole board knows he had been taken it a step further. >> those comment set off a media storm. he was later acquitted. >> i've basically spent a conflict-free life. >> there are a lot of things you might say about o.j. simpson and you might say, well, that acquittal was fair, but to say he's led a conflict-free life, i don't think so. >> simpson told the board he wants to move back to florida to be near his family. >> reporter: they also heard from one of the victims who supported his release and his daughter arnell said the conflict has been difficult for the children. simpson could be released as early as october st. chris martinez, cbs news, carson city, nevada. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" we'll talk to ron goldman's family about simpson's parole. >>> the minneapolis police chief said the deadly shooting of just

chris martinez, cbs news. >>> dozens of wildfires continue to burn in at least ten western states. one of the most destructive is burning in santa barbara county. that's just northwest of los angeles. the whittier fire has destroyed nearly 50 buildings including 16 homes. the fire has been burning for more than a week, consuming more than 189,000 acres. a state of emergency has been declared and nearly 3,000 residents have been forced to evacuate. >>> and fire officials in hawaii say a modern sprinkler system would have saved lives in a honolulu high-rise apartment. three people were killed in the fire that broke out friday afternoon. the fire started on the 26th floor and it quickly spread. many residents didn't even realize the fire had started until they opened their doors. some families now have no place to go. >> right now we're completely homeless. the three of us, me, my husband, and my mom. >> it's the saddest feeling from the place you love, the most expensive investment that could take you a long time before you could afford it. >> the marco polo high-rise was built in 19

chris martinez finds out about the boom in small distilleries. >> reporter: just beyond the vine-coveredrnia wine country, something else is brewing. >> this is our distillery. >> reporter: adam spiegel opened the sonoma county distilling company in 2010 with one simple mission. >> we make two types of rye whiskey and three types of bourbon. >> reporter: he's since watched his industry surge -- both in california and across the country. >> when we first started, we were within the first 200 distilleries in the united states. now there are 1,600. >> reporter: industry experts don't see the trend slowing down. every state in the u.s. is now home to at least one craft distillery with new permits issued daily. >> people are enjoying spirits much more than they once did. >> reporter: david osgo with the distilled spirits council says smaller distilleries are responding to the demand of consumers. and while most have typically focused on making vodka and gin -- >> we're calling this our sonoma coast single malt -- >> reporter: whiskey is fast becoming the drink of choice. >> using new aging te

reporter chris martinez shows us all that led to this hearing. >> reporter: oj simpson will appear at his parole hearing in carson city through video conferencing from prison in lovelock. the nfl hall of famer has served nearly 9 years for the armed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers in a las vegas hotel room. today he will personally appeal for his release. >> usually what they want to hear is, i'm sorry. >> reporter: this legal analyst has covered simpson since he was charged and later acquitted of the 1994 double murder of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend, ron goldman. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: that murder trial can't be considered by the parole board in this case. they will, instead, evaluate simpson's behavior in prison, his age, and whether he could be a risk to the public. the board is expected to hear from people supporting simpson's release including one of his robbery victims, but experts say board members have likely already made their decisions. in 2013, the same board granted simpson parole on some of the charges but he stil

chris martinez, cbs news los angeles. >> intense dangerous heat out west.e're going to get a break. >> really nice break. some fantastic weather is heading our way for the second half of the weekend. today wasn't all that bad either. we made it to 87 degrees at philadelphia international airport. and guess what? that is perfectly seasonable for this time of year. the average high temperature is right around 87 degrees so it was a beautiful day out there though we did track a couple of showers and thundershowers that moved through earlier this evening. those have moved out. now i'm tracking some cloud cover and possibly a stray sprinkle or two that's pushing through on the back edge of this boundary. behind the boundary that's where we finds some comfortable air that's going to be moving in as we head into the overnight hours tonight. temperatures right now have fallen back into the 70's. 73 in wilmington, 70's down the shore. it's 76 in atlantic city. 78 degrees in wildwood. we are in the 60's in allentown it is 68 degrees and right around 63 degrees curren

chris martinez, thank you. c charlottesville, virginia today, a large crowd turned out for a counter-protest against the klu klux klan. the community is divided over plans to remove a statute of robert e. lee. as paula reid reports, the debate, whether confederate monuments are symbols of heritage, or hate, has been playing out across the south. >> reporter: charlottesville police were out in full force, keeping the peace between the eeu klux klan and those who anowed up to oppose them. >> it is a great sign for charlottesville that we are ready to confront white supremacy, that we are ready to commit to ending oppression and making reparations. >> reporter: the klan is protesting the city's decision earlier this year to remove this statue of confederate general robert e. lee from a public park that used to bear his name. on the eve of the klan's planned protest, the statue was vandalized with red paint. cities across the country are deciding whether or not to remove, and in some cases replace, confederate symb

chris martinez has the story. lot of excited people here. >> reporter: with a midnight eolebration fit for independence day, people in nevada ushered in a new freedom. some waited outside essence dispensary on the las vegas strip for more than five hours to make their first legal pot purchase. >> it's finally, you know, here. it's been a long fight for us all. >> this is going to definitely ting a lot of money for the enonomy, a lot of revenue. da reporter: nevada voters ovproved recreational pot, allowing marijuana sales to begin this weekend. anyone 21 or older with a valid i.d. can buy up to one ounce of marijuana, or one eighth of an ounce of edibles. stores won't be allowed to sell pibles that look like lollipops or products marketed to children. and pot can only be smoked in private homes, not in public, making it off limits in hotels and casinos. that could be tough on tourists who are expected to make up more than 60% of nevada's marijuana customers. nevada state senator tick segerblom thinks alternatives

chris martinez has more. >> reporter: a family outing at ott saturday. on saturday they were caught in a sudden flags flood in on the toe national forest 90 miles north of phoenix. >> one witness said they heard a tremendous roar and the next thing they knew, the water and debris was on top of them and they were scrambling for their lives. >> reporter: the sudden flow of water came more than an hour after a half an a thunderstorm rolled through eight miles upstream. the runoff emptied into the canyon and began picking up speed. >> the water that was created from this graduated from the burn area, the highland fire. >> there's a lot of debris piles that we're trying to check through and make sure there's nobody in there, but it's just taken us a while. we've got probably five miles of river to search. >> according to officials, the search and rescue mission will continue until everyone is accounted for. chris martinez, >>> dozens of wildfires continue to burn in at least ten western states. one of the most destructive is burning in santa barbara county. t

cbs reporter chris martinez is live in carson city with details of his parole hearing.is. >> reporter: we are told that parole hearing should last about 35 minutes to maybe an hour. and at the end of the day, oj simpson today will know if and when he will be a free man. oj simpson will appear at his parole hearing in carson city through video conferencing from prison in love lock. the nfl hall of famer has served nearly nine years for the armed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers in a las vegas hotel room. today, he will personally appeal for his release. >> usually, what they want to hear is i'm sorry. >> reporter: he was acquitted of the 1994 double murder of his ex-wife and her friend. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: that murder trial can't be considered by the parole board in this case. they will instead evaluate simpson's behavior in prison, his age and whether he could be a risk to the public. the board is expected to hear from people supporting simpson's release including one of his robbery victims. but experts say board members have lik

reporter chris martinez is live in carson city with more on his parole hearing.>> reporter: michelle, by nearly all accounts, it is expected that this could be a very good day for oj simpson. if in fact he gets his way this afternoon, he could be out of prison in less than three months. oj simpson will appear at his parole hearing in carson city through video conferencing from prison in lovelock. the nfl hall of famer has served nearly 9 years for the armed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers in a las vegas hotel room. today, he will personally appeal for his release. >> usually what they want to hear is, i'm sorry. >> reporter: legal analyst has covered him since he was charged and acquitted of the 1994 double murder of his ex- wife and her friend. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: that murder trial can't be considered by the parole board in this case. they will instead evaluate simpson's behavior in prison, his age and whether he could be a risk to the public. the board is expected to hear from people supporting simpson's release includi

cbs news correspondent chris martinez visited one of those distilleries right in the middle of the wineeporter: just beyond the vine covered hills of the california wine country, something else is brewing. >> this is our distillery. >> reporter: adam spiegel opened up distilling company in 2010 with one simple mission. >> we make two types of rye and three types of bourbon. >> reporter: he has since watched his industry surge both in california and across the country. >> when we first started we were within first 200 of the united states and now is there 1600. >> reporter: industry experts do see that trend slowing down , every state until the u.s. is home to one craft distillery with new permits issued daily. >> people are enjoying spirits much more then they once did. >> reporter: david ozgo with the distilled spirits council say smaller distilleries are responding to the demand of consumers and while most have focused on making vodka and gi n. >> we are calling this malt. >> reporter: whiskey is fast becoming drink of choice. >> using aging techniques they are aging them in different

chris martinez, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> so great. well, a new literary approach to the famed running of the bulls, only this one, in florida. take a look. >> the ernest hemingway look alike's, demonstrated for whom the bull tolls, pushed fake bulls on wheels. the festival salute the exuberant lifestyle and writings of the author who lived on the island for most of the 1930's. >> coming up in the next half hour, right here on " eyewitness news," colorful rocks are popping up all over delaware. it is all part of a facebook group. how the artistic idea was born >> also ahead, acupuncture for horses there is age-old treatment doesn't just help animals. how it also holds benefits for this little girl, and others just like her. plus: cooler temperatures, and strong storms ahead today. matt is tracking the latest coming up in his full weather forecast. we will be right back. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo, we are tracking storms today. meteorologist, malt mat peterson live out on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. matt,

correspondent chris martinez was there and has a look now. >> the four members of oj simpson's paroleo hear. >> i do vote to grant parole. and that will conclude this hearing. >> thank you. >> the decision came after an hour long hearing, where the 70 year old former football star recounted his part in the armed robbery of two sport memorabilia dealers, in las vegas, in 2007. >> i'm sorry that things turned out the way they did. >> the parole board noted simpson has been a model prisoner, and he took it a step further. >> i'm not a guy who lives a criminal life. i'm a pretty straight shooter. >> those comments set off social media fire storm in light of simpson's arrest in 1994 for the brutal double murder every his ex-wife nicole and her friends ron goldman, he was late area quit dollars. >> i basically have led a conflict free life. >> one of those things you might say about o.j. simpson, might even say well that acquittal was fair, but to say that he's led a conflict free life? i don't think so. >> simpson told the board he want to move back to florida after his release, to be near

. >>> i'm chris martinez, in nevada where a parole board will decide if and when o.j. will be a freeman, that story is coming up. >>> good morning, it is thursday july 20th i'm rahel solomon. jim donovan is off. apparently heat just too much for him to make it in but katie, meisha is here keeping an eye on things. >> he just can't stand the heat. >> he cannot hang, he cannot hang. >> yes. >> we got this. >> well, looking outside, we have a bunch of construction and we have had quite a few accidents. not sure why. nice dry roadways but they are out there. >> interesting, sun glare may be a problem. it is not as big of an issue but that sun has listen in the last 15 minutes and when it comes up, it will just bake us we are looking to a steamy day yet again but we are at point where heat becomes frankly dangerous and we have excessive heat warnings as well as heat advisory that will take effect at noon time today. essentially every where, may feel as hot as 103 degrees through urban corridor. i-95 flanging counties in magenta shaded, that is where we have war of the heat.

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, check this out.y cool video there, newcomb bat ship entered the water with a splash. lockheed martin launched dollars uss billings into a river in wisconsin, the ship was chris mends true navy tradition by graying ago champagne bottle across the ship's bow. named in honor of the patriotic and hard-working citizens of billings, montana. there goes. pretty cool. >> splash down. >> there goes, in the water. >> turning now to weather here in our region, we had some stormy weather yesterday. >> it was. it was pretty nasty. as it came through, right around that 6:00, you know, time frame. what was so interesting, though, the storms came in, and right after they were done, they rolled through, took 15 minutes, then it started to clear out. >> nice. >> my kind of storm. >> yes. you know, in, out, we didn't really have too much in the way of problems. of course they were severe thunderstorm warnings associated as the line of thunderstorm activity did come through in a few areas, did get little bit of damage.

chris martinez for cbs news, los angeles. >>> matt, we're fortunate compared to folks out west. we're expecting a very pleasant day on tap today. >> absolutely a wonderful just sensational sunday for us. it will be just great outside. i highly suggest if you cannot get outside and enjoy yourself it is a wonderful end to the weekend. now unfortunately the heat, humidity well, they will return but it will be as we get in the middle of our coming workweek, and overall, the week ahead it does start to, kind of, start to see an unsettled pattern taking over a couple of showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm or two in the forecast but again, that is not going to be for a couple of days. let's focus on how wonderful our sunday will be. 85 degrees this afternoon. low humidity out there. very light breeze. maybe out of the west southwest so it does not get better then this if you ask me when you compare this to average we really are pretty much seasonal for today, maybe a couple of degrees below that average high of 87, but even in august we would be close to our seasonal temperatures th

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chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> newcomb bat ship enters the water with a splash.ockheed martin launched the uss billings into a river in wisconsin. the ship was chris mend true navy tradition by breaking champagne bottle across the ship's bow. the ship named in honor of the patriotic and hard-working citizens of billings, montana. >>> back here at home now, and turning to weather, that sure is a good site, you know what, good weather on tap today, too, much better than yesterday. >> yesterday, it was kind of cloudy but it really was sticky. >> yes. >> you had that feeling, uncomfortable, you had that feeling like it could storm. and that's he can actually what we got. we had the thunderstorms that rolled through yesterday afternoon. they packed a punch. we had quite a few severe thunderstorm warnings throughout the afternoon, some of the early evening hours, as well. but the good news is once the thunderstorm moved out it, actually was a pretty nice night across the philadelphia area. we had the skies clear out, it still stayed warm, but again, not a bad evening f

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> here in the studio, we've got a lot of questions about thisstudy. coffee is one of the most consumed beverages in the world. about 62% of americans say they drink coffee every day. >>> i'm waiting for the chocolate study, adam. right now at 6:00, who turned up the heat? by this time tomorrow, our comfortable weekend is g seem like a distant memory, and it's only going to get hotter from there. i'm here with the chief topper shutt on the hottest air of the season so far. you're kind of concerned about this? >> we are, because we've got three or four days. thursday, which will be the hottest day, always a problem in terms of generating enough lektivity, and heat exhaustion. so hottest so far this week. these are not heat index values. 97 tomorrow, 95 on wednesday. boom, 99 on thursday. that is the hot day. 93 on friday. our relief will be on saturday when it goes back to 90. in temples of the temperature. this is a forecast of the heat index. it feels like 70s in the burbs. as we get into say noon, it's going to feel like it's 98 downtown. you'r

chris martinez, cbs news. >>> that's wusa9 news at 5:00.he news at 5:30 starts now. >> happy 4th of july, here's a live look at national mall. >> the music is going to start in about a half hour. >> the capital 4th concert is at 8:00 on the west lawn of the capital, and the fireworks get popping at 9:00. there is still plenty of time to head over. >> metro is going to stay open until midnight. that's a half hour later than normal to help people get home. >>> the big question is will the weather cooperate. >> probably. ca because if you look right behind me, we do have some widely scattered showers and storms. what's working in our favor is they're not everywhere. once we get past sunset, this activity will lose a little energy from the daytime heat. we're tracking one severe thunderstorm. no longer severe. that severe warning has expired in the meyersville area, coming out of hagerstown, but a strong thunderstorm here, from the southeast to five forks approaching lewis town right now. this is moving southeast at 35. could have some gusty wi

. >>> i'm chris martinez, in nevada where a parole board will decide if and when o.j. will be a freeman, that story is coming up. >>> good morning, it is thursday july 20th i'm rahel solomon. jim donovan is off. apparently heat just too much for him to make it in but katie, meisha is here keeping an eye on things. >> he just can't stand the heat. >> he cannot hang, he cannot hang. >> yes. >> we got this. >> well, looking outside, we

but first, cbs reporter chris martinez live in carson city where the board granted simpson's release today. chris. >> reporter: allen, this did not take long for them to reach that decision. they distributed for just about 30 minutes or so before coming back in and voting to grant oj simpson parole and now in less than three months he will be a free man. >> thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: with a unanimous vote, a nevada parole board agreed to release oj simpson from prison. >> you're a low risk to re- offend on our guidelines. >> reporter: the decision came after a hearing where simpson testified that he was remorseful for his part in an armed robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers in las vegas in 2007. >> i spent nine years making no excuses about anything. i am sorry that things turned out the way they did. >> reporter: the parole board in this case could not consider simpson's acquittal in the 1994 murder of his wife and her friend. the 70-year-old said he apologized to his victims in the robbery including bruce fromong. >> bruce is traumatized by it. fortuna

chris martinez is at the scene to show us the damage -- leigh martinez is at the scene to show us the damage. >>reporter: the fire broke out after midnight. at least three units have been boarded up and one very shaken neighbor came out to tell us she was not surprised that this happened. now you could see the tall flames from ignacio valley road. 7 engines arrived and police were escorting people out of the condo. the crews needed to knockdown the fire fast since many were sleeping at this hour. neighbors say there has been multiple problems at this condo and the police have been called on several occasions. one woman who says she's on a neighborhood association board but didn't want to be identified said the family in the upstairs unit was evicted. >> last night she was supposed to leave. she was supposed to move, and it was the day she was supposed to be out so i find it very interesting that the house is on fire. >> now, the cause of the fire is still under investigation. we did talk to walnut creek police who say they are not investigating this fire. we have three phone calls in

chris martinez is at the scene to show us the damage -- leigh martinez is at the scene to show us the damage. >>reporter: the fire broke out after midnight. at least three units have been boarded up and one very shaken neighbor came out to tell us

chris martinez for cbs news, los angeles. >> brutal heat out west and completely different story on thee coast here. >> it is fantastic today. definitely not having 127 degrees, for sure. i'm glad we don't have that. low humidity. wonderful sunday for us. yesterday was not too bad. i got out played some golf yesterday afternoon and today i have to tell people if you can do any outdoor activity you have to do it. it is a great sunday. outside down in row rebeach, it is already starting to pick up on the sand out there you can see people getting an early start to the day on the beach. it will be a wonderful afternoon for that as well. we will see temperatures along the coastline in that high zero seven to lower 80 range. low hugh mid will be out there and great day to maybe take a dip in the water if it is cool out there. still water temperatures right around maybe the 60 to 70- degree mark. overall not a bad day to sit out there and enjoy some sunshine outside on the beach points. here in the city we are looking at seasonal conditions especially with our temperatures. lower humidity, lots

. >> and and isabel martinez is now facing multiple charges including five counts and -- >> chris, nbc news. >> local nonprofit could save them. shutdown six and manasas offered to buy the park. they're asking to purchase the park residents to know. >> that was a district. . it's all part of the mayor's and down -- >> it has helped us keep families, but it certainly was never meant for children to live there. we have to double down in all of our efforts. >> joining us now, news >> a young girl she disappeared in 2014 and never since been found. just a daily indignity of families trying to make a life inside dc general hospital has been unbearable for several years. they do have shelter, it's not a place for children to be. >> everybody agrees that dc general is no place for families. but what the mayor is trying to do is pretty ambitious, build six of these facilities. >> right, all around town. >> how long is that going to take. >> she hopes to have them all open by 2019. to have shelters from all around the city, no more than 50 in any particular neighborhood so families can have sen