phillys tell us what they need to win the la east. that and more when "action news" >> this is a problem. some philadelphia residents want to know where their postal carrier has been? they say their delivery is so sporadic they don't know if it will show up at all? they turn to action news reporters to find out about the delays. mail has been delayed for weeks or in some cases not delayed at all. one resident called police after saying her carrier held her mail hostage. >> some days don't get it. other days, there is no postal person out for a day or two. >> in west philadelphia -- >> it got to the point we were receiving mail once a week if that. >> i have received three pieces of mail since the end of december. now it's end of february. no mail. >> everyday, it's a nightmare. every day. we get it late and two or three days in a row. the problem is consistent and clear. mail is not being delivered. why not put it on a truck? days go by and i don't receive mail. >> i realized i wasn't consist aboutlconsistently getting mail. >> the ap

the accident happened 73 miles east of las vegas in a remote area known as grand canyon west. >> it was pretty bad. it is amazing how they survived. the two ladies, you know, are luckily to be alive. >> the helicopter belongs to one of the biggest grand canyon tour companies in the area. been around more than 50 years and boast on their website more than 600,000 customers a year. >> this is the fishst with papillon, first major crash since the 2001 incident we were involved with. >> attorney gary robb specializes in these accidents. he sued the company in 2001 after a helicopter crash claimed six lives. >> the helicopter industry is evolving. we are thinking safety is more and more of an emphasis whereas in the past revenue seemed to really be of paramount importance. >> reporter: we reached out to papillon airways, yet to hear back from them. rough terrain and severe weather conditions made rescue efforts difficult. it took crews more than eight hours to recover the victims. four out of the seven on board survived and are being treated at a hospital in las vegas. >> the accident happen

pilot and six passengers when it crash and burned in a part of arizona's grand can union 70 miles east of las vegas. a wedding photographer who happened to be nearby happened to catch this video and saw some of the survivors emerge from the wreckage. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: the helicopter belongs to one of the biggest grand canyon tour companies in the area. >> this is the first crash we know of since the 2001 incident. >> reporter: back in 2001 the tour company was involved in another helicopter crash that killed six people. that crash was found to be the result of pilot error. >>> one of the flight recorders from a russian airliner that crashed sunday has been recovered. the twin engine jet took off 40 miles southeast of moscow. the jet hat plunged into a snowy field. 65 passengers were on board including children. russian aviation said all possibilities are being considered. >>> in a home where two ohio policemen were shot and killed was well known to local officials. officers handled a 911 hang-up call saturday. there were previous calls at the townhouse outside cleveland. the offic

it happened 73-miles east of las vegas in a remote area known as grand canyon west. >> it was prettyad. amazing how these two ladies survived. they're lucky to be alive. >> the helicopter belongs to where you know of the biggest -- one of the biggest grand canyon tour companies in the area and been around more than 50 years and more than 600,000 customers a year. >> this is the first major crash that we know of since the 2001 incident that we were involved with. >> attorney gary rob specializes in these kinds of accidents. he sued pabion back in 2001 after another helicopter crash claimed six lives. >> the helicopter industry is evolving and thinking safety is more and more of emphasis where in the past revenue was a parallel performance. >>> they're cooperating fully with the investigation. rough terrain and severe weather conditions made rescue efforts difficult. it took crews more than eight hours to recover the victims. four out of the seven on board survived and are being treated at a hospital in las vegas. all six of passengers on board including the three that were killed were

pie not six passenger when's it crashed and burned in the part of arizona grand canyon 7 miles east of las vegas. teddy fugimoto a wedding photographer nearby captured this video and saw some of the survivors emerging from the wreckage. >> it was pretty bad. it's amazing how they survived these two ladies are lucky to be alive. >> the helicopter yondz to panyon airways. >> this is the first major crash we know of sin the 2001 incident. >> back in 2001 tour company was involved in another helicopter crash that killed 6 people. that accident was found to be result of pilot error. laura padesta eyewitness news. >> 71 people dead after rush nap passenger plane crashed near moscow shortly after takeoff. freddie gray itments of the plane were scattered across a snowy field. investigators say the cry did not report technical problems before impact. >> and russia's transportation ministry says it's looking into several possible causes including bad weather and human app error. >> members of the trump administration are speaking up about the departure of two white house staff members accused of dom

east. so, we actually could see downtown las vegas with this magnificent pool and fireplaces. remarkable, the detail of this home. >> and it's not just "and the view." the view is the home. >> it is, isn't it? >> in las vegas, the strip is our ocean, and this is what we have. we're on the golf course. we're elevated above it. you're on just under two acres. it sets itself apart from just about everybody else because of what it has to offer in terms of view and amenities. >> and behind i see we have fire in different parts of the home, and i know there's a waterfall here. and now we're looking back in, and you see even more so the detail of this entire beautiful room. how many square feet is this home? >> well, 16,000, and 21,000 under roof. for this particular home, i like to talk about the "wow" factor. i mean, you walk in, and it just, as i mentioned, it just gets you. >> it does. let's go look at some other areas. >> you got it. >> we're walking into the master bedroom, and, again, the views are so consistent, facing downtown las vegas, the east side of the town. >> to have

the accident happened 73 miles east of las vegas in a remote area known as grand canyon west. >> it was pretty bad. it's amazing how they survived. these two ladies, you know, are lucky to be alive. >> reporter: the helicopter belongs to papillon airways. they've been around more than 50 years and boast on their website more than 600,000 customers per year. >> this is the first major crash with papillon we know of since the 2001 incident we were involved with. >> reporter: attorney gary rob specializes in these kind of accidents. he sued papillon in 2001 after another helicopter crash claimed six lives. >> the helicopter industry is evolving and we're thinking that safety is more and more of an emphasis, whereas in the past revenue seemed to really be of paramount importance. >> reporter: in a statement papillon airways sends their condolences and says they are fully cooperating with the investigation. rough terrain and severe weather conditions made rescue efforts difficult. it took crews more than eight hours to recover the victims. four out of the seven on board survived and are bein

the accident happened 73 miles east of las vegas in a remote area known as grand canyon west. as it was pretty bad. it's amazing how they survived. these two ladies, you know, are lucky to be alive. >> reporter: the helicopter belongs to papillon airways, one of the biggest grand canyon tour iompanies in the area. they've been around for more than 50 years and boast on their website more than 600,000 customers a year. >> this is the first with papillon-- the first major crash that we know of since the 2001 w cident that we were involved with. >> reporter: attorney gary robb specializes in these kinds of 2cidents. he sued papillon in 2001 after another helicopter crash claimed six lives. >> the helicopter industry is evolving and we're thinking that safety is more and more of an emphasis, whereas in the past revenues seemed to really be of paramount importance. >> reporter: in a statement, papillon airways sends their condolences and says they are ayoperating fully with the investigation. rough terrain and severe weather conditions made rescue efforts difficult. it took crews m

in a youtube video she said being raised in a tough, east la neighborhood by democratic father and republican mother, and makes her a well-rounded candidate. she also vowed to restore dignity to the halls of our state capital. taking aim at current lieutenant governor and his highly publicized affair in 2005. >>> legal fight over evicting teachers and other people that work in school and child care centers will continue. after a state appeals court held a san francisco law protecting school workers are being forced out of their homes during the school year. that law went into effect in 2016 saying it was disrupted to students to lose their teachers and other staff during the school year. but a san francisco judge overturned it just a few months later. landlords and real estate group say they will now take their fight to the supreme court and the eviction ban cannot be enforced until that court decision happens . >>> president trump is pushing for a big tax hike on gasoline. coming up in our next half hour, we will tell you how much and how that money would be spent. plus later this morning a

east. good evening. i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin.rnia's new law, legalizing recreational marijuana. with many pot growers going legit here, there's now a shortage of weed supplying the black market. authorities say the gang that wreaked this havoc yesterday, a deadly home invasion, chase, then crash in vallejo was here to take advantage. these suspects, three are from out of state, new york, virginia and mississippi. police are still on the hunt for the final suspect. kpix5's andria borba with law enforcement's concerns about violent pot crimes. counties 02.51.26 what we said >> reporter: two home invasions, a murder and chase all over marijuana. with pot now legal in california why are scenes like the ones yesterday in sonoma and solano counties still happening? >> what we said when prop 64 was coming about was you can't just legalize it in one state because that will drive prices down in one state and make it peaceful possibly for one state, but the rest of the states don't have consistent laws like ours. so it's still a very valua

east oakland.. where flames *gutted an abandoned la >>> a fires around the bay area today. the smoke could be seen for miles. the first at castro and the second in east oakland. it got it a landmark. the oakland flames took over at 2 pm this afternoon on miller avenue off of international boulevard. look at that building go. it was a library in the 70s. it has been vacant for 15 years. homeless people and drug users have squatted there. firefighters rattled the flames from all sides and water coming from all directions. this is a nerve racking thing to watch as the firefighters went to the top of the ladder there. we saw a couple small fires this year. firefighters do not believe anyone was inside the building when it burned. this is what is left of it this evening. the roof is gone and stripped down to the frame. residents of a nearby apartment were evacuated as a precaution. we saw one neighbor hosing down a nearby rooftop. the building is a spanish colonial, or was, and is on the national registry of historic places. >>> a stately victorian goes up in flames. the neighbor

. >>> the las vegas gunman who killed out the deadly east shooting in modern history had antianxietygs in his system. >> 58 people were killed, almost 500 people were injured. police found paddock dead in his hotel room at the mandalay bay resort and casincasino. police haven't released a motive for the shootings. >>> tennessee sheriff is caught on tape ordering deputies to quote take out a suspect they were chasing. when deputies tried to ram his truck off the road with their police cars, the sheriff ordered for the suspect to be taken out by any means necessary. >> he was shot in the head, killed by deputy. when the sheriff arrived on the scene his conversation was picked up by a body camera. listen to it. >> i said, take him out. i don't give a [ bleep ]. don't ram him, shoot him. you don't tear my cars up. i got two cars tore up again. >> he was unarmed at the time of his death. his wife is suing the department after the release of that recording. >>> well, we are two days into the winter olympic games. you'll hear from the first african-american hockey player to ever take the ic

operators concho, eog and others, we'll see scores of invested in ollars just d eddie counties, east of las cruces, to produce nd develop the new oil resources that have been discovered there. so there are things coming around. the minimum wage in las cruces $15, the highest is santa $11.30, thereabouts this year. since we adopted santa fe living we have seen , unemployment go down and standard of living go up in our city. we put more money into the pockets of people who spend locally. minimum wageruces, $9 and we're and not seeing decrease in terms of statistic decrease in the opposite.ite las cruces is coming around, it's becoming a great for retirees, to move, and the economic impact benefits that retirees bring seeing the e are positive. host: we had gotten a call from new mexico, , earlier, wanting to run for office. what got you into this business? speaker egolf: i decided to run because i wanted to make sure new mexico is nd the kind of place my kids can raise their families. bring a longer-term view, longer-term focus to issues we a state and we wanted to see change. we don't like w

la cruz. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. the blighted library burned down this afternoon on miller avenue in east oakland. kpix 5 chris nair says it has been used by squatters. >> reporter: investigators say the building is a complete loss tonight after the third fire in less than a year. neighbors say the city of oakland should have closed it up years ago. the top floor of the building that was once east oakland's library looked nothing more than a fire ball. >> the whole top floor is gone. when we arrived on scene, the whole building was engulfed in flames. >> the structural engineer red tagged the city-owned building, which had been abandoned for decade. some neighbors say the fire began with a brawl between squatters. someone set the fire intentionally. but a woman who did not want to show us her face said the place was a drug den. >> a lot of prostitution and drunk people. they should be taking care, yes. >> reporter: but the city struggled to sell the building, which needed $2 to $3 million in improvements. last summer, the council members showed us how bad it was. >> people are living here, startin

la. we have a pursuit. sirens wail ..heading eastbound, about 70mph... it's a pursuit. they're on the freeway, they're coming easte crime situation is high. it's very, very busy for law enforcement. but, again, it's a very small percentage of people that are causing the problems. all right, bad guyjust crashed. all right. i'm going to get us a little bit off because we have, like, 17 guns pointed in this direction. over radio: ..they are starting to take the occupants into custody. a night patrol with the la sheriffs in the city of compton. two suspected members of the southside compton cripps gang are under arrest. it would be really unsafe for them to be in their rival‘s area and if they are there they are going to have to have protection, because it's almost expected for them to be armed. police estimate there are almost 4,000 gang members in compton. 0urarea, ourservice area, is ten square miles. fireworks sound fireworks. ten square miles. so for every square mile we have six active gangs. 37 gangs compete for control in a city ofjust 100,000 people. it's always gang on gang, gang on gang. the violence is th

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la in the back. you may need that later. scattered showers will develop this afternoon. we talked about sky7 headed up to mt. hamilton, to the eastse. several inches of snow falling and still falling but the heaviest of the snow is over right now. looks like they'll get a healthy amount and it should stick around for the rest of the afternoon hours. here's a look at the rain hotels. it's not the north bay that received the most. concord, quarter of an inch. fremont, third of an inch. same at mountain view. some has pushed out. bay area, continued continuing heading down to the south. you can see the sunshine up in the north bay. that will add energy to the atmosphere we need for those thunderstorms to develop as this chunk of energy right here rotates into the bay area during the afternoon and early evening hours. until then, empb joy the sunshine, mid-50s in concord. you can see it's drying out a little bit in san jose. . roads will be wet for so 1 and 880. showers, thunderstorms through early evening. chance of rain wednesday night through saturday. storm will be thursday. hoping for a little atmospheric river to get rain total

san jose, mid 70s on thence la for you from palo alto to redwood city. easthead inland. more mid 70s for you. a beautiful day for new livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, today the warmest day out of the next seven. the on-shore winds will cool us off at did coast and around the bay. numbers will be at least ten degrees above average as we go through your first full week of february. download the accuweather app. it should be very nice but at some point we need to get back to winter. >> it might be a nice day to do wine tasting or get in line for pliny. those lines are going to be long. >> pretty day out there. >> lisa, thank you. >>> the movie, westchester, starring heldin mirren is now playing in theaters. it is the story of sarah westchester and the famously haunted mansion she built that still stands as a tourist attraction in san jose. jonathan blume got to speak with mirren and her co-star jason clark when they were here last year. and he went back to the house for the film's opening. >> do you believe inest goes, dr. price. >> i do not believ

la vega, abc7 news. >> announcer: accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> clear skies across the bay area and mild conditions this evening. so beautiful out there. live view from our eastls camera looking at the after glow of sunset. it is currently 63 degrees here in san francisco. oakland 68. this is the view from the abc7 exploratorium camera looking at the calm bay waters. 65 in santa rosa. low 60s in napa and novato and a clear view from more winter warmth will follow through friday and breezy and slightly cooler conditions this weekend. look for clear skies with low temperatures in the low 40s. lows will drop to 40 in napa. mid-to upper 40s and san francisco low to 51 degrees. breezy as i mentioned because this of alignment. the sharp pressure difference or pressure gradient between the two. gusty wi gusty winds that we will experience. m midnight we will see gusts about 23 to 27 miles per hour. remaining relatively strong. we will see the winds beginning to diminish a bit. calm right along the bay. still a bit breezy over in the delta area. the wind concerns for tonight and tomorrow mainly north bay and east bay hills. gusts 20 to 30 miles. fire danger. 71 at sa

la vega, abc7 news. >> announcer: accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> clear skies across the bay area and mild conditions this evening. so beautiful out there. live view from our east bay hills camera looking at the after glow of sunset. it is currently 63 degrees here in san francisco. oakland 68. this is the view from the abc7 exploratorium camera looking at the calm bay waters. 65 in santa rosa. low 60s in napa and novato and a clear view from suitro tower. more winter warmth will follow through friday and breezy and slightly cooler conditions this weekend. look for clear skies with low temperatures in the low 40s. lows will drop to 40 in napa. mid-to upper 40s and san francisco low to 51 degrees. breezy as i mentioned because this of alignment. the sharp pressure difference or pressure gradient between the two. gusty wi gusty winds that we will experience. m midnight we will see gusts about 23 to 27 miles per hour. remaining relatively strong. we will see the winds beginning to diminish a bit. calm right along the bay. still a bit breezy over in the delta area. the wind concerns for tonight and tomorrow mainly north bay and east bay hills. gusts 20 to 30 miles.

east. john berman is in new york this morning. chris is off, and i'm here in park dloot lalorida, the latest city in mourning over yet another deadly school shooting. thousands of people gathered last night to remember the 17 students and teachers who were killed on wednesday behind me at this school, marjory stoneman douglas high school. i have one note to get to. the mayor was just here and talking to local media about how they really are still processing the crime scene behind us in this school, and she doesn't know exactly when the school behind me is going to open. that means 3,000 students, high school students who need to be in school right now, who went there, really don't know their futures at the moment and if they're going to have to be absorbed by another school. 3,000 students is a lot to try to figure out how to redirect. we now know the identities of so many more of the victims than we did yesterday. here are just a few we want to tell you about. there was 14-year-old jaime guttenberg. her father says his family is having, of course, a very hard time coming t

parliament, anything in the north—east, there has been directed addition, politically by the far right. but, that has not stopped all sorts of demonstrations over the laer the last five or ten years, whether it is the union address —— whether it is the union address —— whether it is the union address —— whether it is the english defence league, or the infidels. ithink is the english defence league, or the infidels. i think we are seeing a greater visibility. that can have a greater visibility. that can have a knock—on effect, for people who are honourable, and inclined towards violence to dig it one step while at —— to take it one step further. it seems like darren osborne did not have ongoing links with radical right groups, which is unusual in someone right groups, which is unusual in someone who is radicalised towards violent extremism. what is your opinion about preventing these people? we have got to be realistic. have got to support people through diversionary programmes. but, let's remember, a sense of proportion is important, as well. you are still more likely to die in your bath tub then you are, in terrorist attack, so then you are, in terro

east, southeast at sfo. and northerly out to the valley or the delta. vacaville, north -- there's enough to stir things up with the cloud cover. 39 down in las vegas. nine in truckee. yesterday they were six below. a few isolated snow showers. there could be some brief, light rain. a better opportunity for tomorrow. certainly on thursday night i think we could get a little bit more than that even though it's not going to do too much. 50s or 40s. santa rosa and calistoga north looks chilly. some system will drop in tomorrow and give us cloudy skies and a better opportunity for rain. and a cold morning friday. the weekend looks a little better. >>> time is 5:19. angela alioto will officially kick off her campaign for mayor today. she's holding a campaign event at the italian athletic club. she's an attorney and part of the alioto political family. her father was mayor from 1968 to 1976. this is angela alioto's third run for mayor and she points to her passion, and her experience in san francisco politics as qualities to make her a good leader. there are eight candidates. the others are london breed, michelle bravo. richie greenberg, and also running

vegas shooting nats/las vegas attendance.among those in urgency sense of heightened (grant) continuing our team coveage..just days after the school florida.. today, teachers in the easty took part in an active shooter training session. it had been scheduled long before the florida shooting, but as kron4"s haaziq madyun reports --- there was heightened sense of urgency among those in attendance. nats/las vegas shooting video oakland unified school district administrators and teachers are here at the school police dpeartment for an active killer on campus training sessionnat/sot chief jeff godown<"you're going to have to make a decision as to what you're going to do"> oakland school police chief jeff godownsotsotjeff solomon of merit active shooter response led the power point presentation. among the tactics discussed is locking all doors

la carte. donald tusk speaking last night. britain is set for its coldest february week in five years, as freezing air, dubbed the beast from the eastl affect the whole of the uk from sunday night, with temperatures expected to drop to —8 in some areas. simonjones reports. the gritters are gearing up as britain braces itself. the so—called beast from the east is sweeping in from siberia. a level three cold weather alert has been issued for the whole of the country, the second most serious level. that means there isa most serious level. that means there is a 99% chance of severe weather, icy conditions, - snow, before now icy conditions, and snow, before now and thursday. there are additional yellow severe warnings for snow covering most of eastern britain, causing travel problems and power cuts. it is not the first snow this winter, but what makes a different is it will affect all of the uk. temperatures could fall as low as -8, temperatures could fall as low as —8, but temperatures could fall as low as -8, but it temperatures could fall as low as —8, but it will feel worse because of the wind. it will push the nhs even further. cou

la. out of the court where there's telling a bit more active now in china whilst we're feeding moisture up and allowing the codas combusted tibetan plateau develop brain east of sichuan chengdu still warm ninety degrees on that is then the whole lot ones up into something of almost a storm system certainly in a low pressure area just somewhere east of shanghai the result of that rain telling back into eastern china twenty four degrees in hong kong but maybe the strength the wind will be more telling inland the same time if you look at where the drifting clouds are going they're moving northward snare wind direction has changed showers allied to hit the coast of vietnam they've been big around southern philippines recently the more concentrated now i think the borneo we've seen some flooding still in jakarta at least in java and the showers are still big here as they are in sumatra and the forecast the next day or so might bring in cheryl to into singapore certainly through some after that bone here and of course down to java once more and we have seen cloud developing in both nepal pakistan afghanistan that's what was there the forecast doesn't produce any

las vegas shooting. in the days after that, the white house said they were supportive of some type of conversation limiting bump stocks. that's the last we heard until today. a moment ago, in the east room, the president said this. >> i signed a memorandum directing the attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns. >> so again, the first time the president and the white house have talked about this since october, nearly four months or so. it is a sign that this pressure that's building on some type of gun reform is reaching the white house. the bigger question is what else will they do? what does had do specifically? we don't yet know. the president talked about it but it is the first we've heard about it. >> as far as we know no, connection between bump stocks and what happened in florida. thanks so much. my political the panel is here with me. what is your reaction to this? is this the white house trying to grab at something to show that they understand that people want answers here? >> i think so. we've been asking for the last couple of days, what would be the impact of having these teenagers. 17-year-olds, 16-year-olds. o

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m had some fines and other problems la st had some fines and other problems last year which it has put behind them now, but also seeing some growth in the far eastooking good, 23% rise in e—commerce, but investors are not impressed. now, for walmart the most important thing to remember is that online sales are very small pa rt is that online sales are very small part of the group total, sort of a way behind what is happening elsewhere, and investors saw the growth slowing, and a lot more spent on promotions. so it doesn‘t look as if walmart has the secret competing with online retailers like amazon. in the uk, asda's with online retailers like amazon. in the uk, asda‘s sales rose by a quarter of percent by december, the key christmas period, but it did not compare well with the likes of tesco, who were up 2.3%. it is really tough out there in the grocery sector. yes, are all still suffering from the budget supermarkets. asda is struggling to turn the business around. thank you for talking us through the financial markets today. simon, let us look at the markets board. the ftse100, after spending most the time negative, it has ended flat. hsbc wa