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look for their live reports on cbs this morning airing at 7:00 o'clock right here this mog >>> we are following some breaking news, this more county, fire fighters are on the scene of the house fire. >> lets get outside lans who just spoke to the neighbor who came to the rescue, chantee, good, rahel anm fire crews are on the scene here in darby, y out hot spots , now what i will show you is this row of windows saveg out of the third window from the left, neighbors, who say wad okay. now, flames, fully engulfed the home in block of fern street earlier, fire started around 2:00 a.m. and spread t i spoke exclusively with the woman who helped save that woman who was trapped inside. >> we heard our neighbor against the wall saying help me, and then i woke my husband up and said something is wrong with the cal. he said what is wrong. i didn't know what he was talking about. heater. i sleep with the heater on. he sleeps with the fan on. i ranwhite smoke in my living r. i opened the door. she had to climb out ofer d on e found the ladce officers came tore help her get down.take to e check out

we )re tracking a rainy mog commute.. >>> and welcome back to you this monday morning.t seconds before 5:00. we are tracking rain this morning during your commute. some sprinkles there as you can see in that top camera just a little bit there. a live look at the roads right now. this is richmond as we continue to go -- there you go, you can see the sprinkles right there. this is in richmond. if you are in that area get ready to face some of those drops in the morning. good morning, thank you so much for starting your day with us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. it was interesting to take a look at that radar, it looks like it's coming our way. >> yes, it is, it's starting in the north bay, it's making its way to the south and we will have some rounds of rain for the next several days. so it's really good to see some changes here in our pattern as we are starting to see at least some measurable rain in the north bay, getting a closer look at even a wintry mix farther to the north just to the east of ukiah. you head down 101 into santa rosa, petaluma you'r

. >> reporter: markets were nripped by a sudden inflation panic this mog when the government reported that the consumer price index leapt by .5%. it rose .3% both more than expected by wall stre . thefth panic sent futures down nearly 500 points in three minutes. then wall street seemed to take a breath and reconsider. maybe it was the pea nine year over year inflation rate, just .1% or the same as last month. or maybe it was the idea that one time items like a strange 1.7% rise in apparel costs in the i think a cellth were unlikely the repeat. whatever the reason, markets collected lves and collectivelyin ignored the inflation threat torge surge as much as 200 points later in the day. who had it right. >> it's important to keep in mine that nothing over the past two weeks, the elevated volatility, ins into of inflation creeping back in, none of thosere rnt existential threats to this economic xpansion and to this bull market. what you have had is a series of growing pains, growingfrpains real interest rates coming off of hisser toical growing pains associated with inflation expectati

i amtrak train crashed in a freight train killing two people injury mog are than 100.was the fourth fatal amtrak crash in less than two months. i am allison gormly reporting for "chasing news." >> thank you, allison. all right. bring in the a plus panel to break this down and joined by lisa, misty and peter brown. well start with you. now, he is lake one thing after another. clearly, the issue is new jersey transit and the door opening could have been worse. well, you consider that people are dead from amtrak. crashed. >> well, new jersey ran sit is a hot mess. most of these things are hot mess. my brother actually, he is 6's he. the doors opened on him. he is back up against the door. he was going to work in new york. the door open. he fell through the door. the foot looked to the stairwell and fell down. he looked into lawsuits key not. he could not sue because it is the state. why can't we make sure they are responsible for that. >> well, it is a lot more difficult to sue a government entity because of what is called the qualified nine. >> that is possible there is

democrats insist noth r mog than a cherry picked list of talking points.he fbi says it has the grave concerns about the accuracy of the memo. and how it may affect the investigation. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: in a rare statement the fbi pushed back hard against the memo being released. we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact the statement read that fundamentally impact the memo accuracy. >> on the national security front. >> a stinging challenge to president trump by christopher wray his hand picked fbi director. monday night, wrya, and rod rosenstein, met john kelly at the white house, to argue against the release of the memo. four page document authorized by republican congressman devin nunez alleges abuses by the fbi and doj when seeking a surveillance warrant of a trump campaign official. nunez asserted it is clear that top officials used unverified information in a court document to fuel a counterintelligence investigation during an american political campaign. democrats accuse nunez and the white house of distorgt the facts in

had to first forgive, and once i was able to forgive, start looking to the positives and start look mognd then in order the do so i had to start looking forward to the fear. i won't say it is gone, but i don't focus on it, and it is not the -- you are looking towards the positives and look towards what you can do to help others if that is what you want to do. >> you are a strong man and now you are a father, yourself, and do you worry are about your children's safety when they are going to be going a uf to school? >> very. very much so. in fact, for us, we like are i said, we are the originals, and so we weren't looking for anything, and there weren't any threats, and we didn't know that is something to be concerned about. in fact, i walked up to the shooter, and we were walking towards them, because we assumed it was a joke. but my daugt ler be raised a little bit differently, and she going to have to be looking towards how to identify a threat and what to do once the threat has been established. >> is there anything that you want to say to the students who will have be heading back to

why is anyone taking mogs cow seriously this time around. >> well, i think the residents of east ghoutag it seriously but the syrian regime would have fallen long ago. so it's clear to people who's calling the shots here. they've been trapped in this rebel held onslaught. 550 people killed. held on earth is how the u.n. secretary general ke scribed it. that was watered down in order to avoid a russian vveto. the syrian regime considers to be terrorists and frankly seegs fires have come an gone and they've bron broken as soon as they've started. some progress in the sense of tajable moves but some are accusing russia of buying time to take up the our ya. it's also not clear whether aide areas will be able to bring food and medicine in. >> absolutely heart breaking stuff coming out of syria. >> coming up next on morning joe, more on the comments on the florida school shootings to clachling that he would have charged into that squool even if he was unarmed. chris coons and and what action they want to see taken in congress. morning joe just moments away. t. and if that's not enough... we s

he was ordered to serve from 40 to 125 years in prison forst mog girls and young women at a trainingb. nassar appeared in courtn lansing, michigan after listening to dozens of victimsvi speak lasteek. before the judge handed down the sentence to him, nassar read an apology. t words expressed by everyone that has spoken, inluding the parents have impacted me to my innermost core. with that being said, i untrstand and acknowledge t it pales in comparison to the pai trauma, and emotions th you all are feeling. it's impoible to convey the depth and breadth of how sorry i am to each and everyone involved. >> yang: nassar is 54. he's already been sentenced to up to 175 years in another sexual abuse case, and a separate 60-year term for child pornography. pope francis faces new questions about his insistence that no n victims of a pedophile priest in chile ever came forward, to denounce an alleged cover-up. p the associatss reports the pontiff received a letter in 15 detailing "sexual a psychological abuse" by the priest and accusing a bishop of. hiding e juan carlos cruz says hwas a victim

a kbregreen grocer who every mog in eastern europe hung out a sign, workers of the world unite. it was a slogan which the green grocer knew was untrue, hovel wrote. but which he hung out anyway, because these things must be done in order to get along in life. and to guarantee him a relatively tranquil life in harmony with society. but this hovel allowed the regulators to conceal from the green grosser and green grocer to conceal from himself. the tragedy of the green grocer though, is that he does not need to lie like this to himself. he can choose to live in truth and truth, set hovel, is a bacterial logical weapon, so to speak. utilized when conditions are ripe by a single civilian to disarm an entire division. so we return to the question, what is to be done. three things at least force themselves on us. first, make common cause. in his new book, the once and future liberal, the reflective mark willow, warns people of his own left persuasion. not to be seduced by the air horns and pepper spray of the silencers. we are all voices in a democratic chorus of citizens. people on t

second problem this rn mog.e eastbound direction reading towards the bay bridge, we have a stall >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> hey those numbers reggie prommed i showed you. we'll be in the mid to upper 70s, temperatures running in the 40s and 60s, 50s in san francisco. look at all that sunshine. if you have a sunroof, what a great day to use it, the polarized sunglasses. the cooling begins friday and all of us cooler this weekend, reggie. >> thank you mike another update in 30 minutes and always on the news app and abc7news.com. join our whole team every weekday morning, >>> welcome back to "gma." and you know our audience are clapping but they really want some of this food we have on our table right now. i know what you're thinking but we're excited to have you here so thank you guys for waking up early to come here and sharing your morning with us. a lot of people are excited about this. i know i am. the movie "black panther." >> yes, yes. >> it is the first movie that a black superher

this word on whether the president will put new sanctions on mogs cow.ack to you. >> hallie jackson. hallie, thank you. >>> we'll turn to the winter olympics. histories was made in ice dancing, on a night that team usa won more medals for team usa. craig melvin has all of the info. >> reporter: the ice dancers were dazzling. i walked into the work space and i saw you there, like so many, huddled around the television, mesmerized by the canadian duo that nearly melted the ice. for the americans, though, the shibutanis, known simply as the shib sibs, who made it to the medal stand. >> you just watched one of the all-time great ice dance teams. >> reporter: heart and soul on the ice. the free dance skating competition created some of the most dramatic moments of these games. >> brilliance strikes again. >> reporter: as canada's tessa virtue and scott moir, grabbed the gold. the pair that had been skating together for 20 years, coming back from a silver in sochi. >> it's been two decades in the making. it's really rewarding. >> it's a really intense competit