sí existo para ti, adrián, cuentas conmigo, amor. adrián: ¿de verdad?de la condiciones precarias y Ún aÍ alquiler.--ofrecen 10-mil Ólares de recompensa para dar con una menor desaparecida desde que a su madre la hallaron muerta en un parque de san francisco.--se jugaron los primeros 90 minutos de la semifinal america monterrey y los golden state warrios regresaron a la duela para enfrentar el segundoo partido de la serie ante oklahoma --noticias univision 14 comienza ya. "yo nunca penÉ que me iban a deportar para Éxico" --recoger cajas de carÓn y venderlas le cosÓ a este inmigrante ser deportado a su pÍs... no se pierda la historia completa en solo minutos en el reportaje especial "sin deberla, ni temerla". buenas noches...gracias por acompaÑarnos... -- con el anuncio de una recompensa de 10-mil dolares, la policia de san francisco espera encontrar pistas que ayuden a resolver el homicidio de una madre de familia y la desaparicion de su hija de 2-aÑos de edad a principios del mes de abril. flavio lacayo tiene mas detalles. personas que cuidaban de la pe

more than anything, adrian wanted to be a marine. this longing to serve his country was a point of pride and tradition in adrian's family. his grandfather, pedro torres served as a fighter pilot in world war ii. pedro's stories of service and adventure inspired adrian's quest to become a marine and their bond was a source of joy throughout the family. as adrian's father caesar recalls, he loved his grandpa so much. he was a hero to him. when he was 16, adrian approached his parents and told them that he wanted to be a marine. he didn't want to wait. he even prepared a waiver for them to sign which would have allowed adrian to join the corps when he turned 17. while they admired the passion in their young son, adrian's parents stood firm. they wanted adrian to focus on completing his high school education. deterred but not discouraged, adrian decided to join the high school soccer team. soccer became an outlet for him, not only as an athlete but as a way to train and get in shape for the marines. adrian graduated from scottsbluff high

adrián: ¿nos vamos a ir? abigail: sí, ven. adrián: pero la fiesta está muy buena. abigail: ay, no.

and adrian and richard thank you. this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people from the fact community that helped to have the program in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara from the fact bayview american people are house and laura from the fact mission center and marie from visitacion valley thank you so much. (clapping.) >> so the community ambassadors are out there the most vibrant and dangerous areas he helping residents and workings sea visitor and community groups and merchant they report crimes and inform of the people of the serves and volunteer the community and live in the community and they care about people they serve the city they live and work for so it is my pleasure to introduce the fact ambassadors team the fact team is led we want to commend redistribution two individuals that exceptional individuals that helped me building the houses of engagement to what is today wouldn't have been possible i need they're afraid help plea

his name is adrian. and here's where it gets interesting. facebook, and there, she's stunned. as she scrolls down adrian's list of friends, a name this patchwork family already knows well. joanne hauser. remember her? that good samaritan who found janet while riding her bike. >> it is an extraordinary coincidence that the woman who discovered janet as a baby. >> yeah. >> reporter: is friends -- >> yes. >> reporter: -- with janet's biological cousin. >> right. so when i first looked at it, i thought, why are they friends? >> reporter: but if you do family searches as long as cece moore has, you'll know that there are far fewer coincidences than deeply buried secrets. she immediately begins to build out adrian's family tree. and she finds that adrian's mother has two sisters, and joann is one of them. making joann either the siblings' aunt, or even more shocking, their mother. it's the conversation cece never thought she'd have to have with those three foundlings. for an already fractured family, this news may shatter them. >> all three of you

adrian thinks he has control of the situation. when one of his employees yells that the man is reaching for a gun, the tide quickly turns. >> i kind of stayed on my hands and knees there. he stood up and cocked the gun, pointed it at me and got back in the pickup and drove off. >> adrian is frustrated the man gets away with the saws. but because he was grappling on the ground, he wasn't able to see a keen moment in the incident. watch again. this time paying attention to the right side of the screen. as you can see, when the thief pulls the gun, another man gets out of the truck with his hands up. apparently trying to remove himself from the situation. the truck pulls away without that other man in it. police arrive within minutes and interview him. >> he was white as i was, i guess, and shaken. the police came and everything. they started filling me in and they were getting more information from him. and he was very helpful, i guess in apprehending this guy. >> the suspect is arrested that same day and charged with robbery. he ha

my name is adrian. i'm 9 years old, almost ten. i wish you would really run for president and i wish i could vote. i think everyone should get to say how they would like to see things done. i just don't think a small group of people should decide all ever these things for a whole bunch of people. this is signed adrian, rural route 2, augusta, kansas. now, when you are hot and your tired and you're worn out some day, take a look at this little girl and her sisters and you'll say, whatever it takes, we've got to do it. we have to pass on the american dream to them. to the retired people who made it through the depression and fought and won world war ii. how is that for a double hit. go up in the depression and as a bonus get to fight and win world war ii. work and sacrifice most of their lives. i know you share my commitment to make sure we pass the american dream on to our children and grand children. one of my most poignant memories is the day mort meyerson became the president of electronic data systems. his 95-year-old grandfathe

adrián: estrella es que yo-- estrella: no. ya no quiero sentir dolor, adrián. ya no es justo.

adrian: our mathematical model s. setting target rate apple might have a target weight , meaning if the rate rises above, you sell, and if it goes below, you cry. pretty simple concept. people do it at the asset .llocation all the time hours are based on the market. etf.: this is a pro shares you look at this here. if you set your options for a standard & poor's selloff, you would have made a killing there twice. how have you been performing? if you want tose make it that against the market, you are going to do something like what you just described. we're interested in not taking directional forecast, but recognizing that sometimes the market is in a pretty foolish .ort of environment the beginning of last year, things got a little heated up, and of course, we saw it happen, as you mentioned, in august. october recovery. who would have thought in january of this year, we would have finished the first quarter ahead? there is a lot of uncertainty in the market that does not always translate to volatility. the question

adrian: at least 20 more homes are damaged or obliterated. the big one here in kansas reported to be a the twister on the ground for an hour and a half. in tennessee, damaging winds and rain, enough to flood streets and topple trees. >> it sounds like the building is almost shaking a little bit. adrian: across the nation, a case of extremes -- hail across the plains with heat and humidity across the northeast. forecasters say besid the stormy weather expected from texas to iowa today, we expect tropical storms for the southeast as soon as sunday, and it really heats up in a the northeast. temperatures into the 90's, plus that dreaded humidity into the memorial day holiday. developing now, neighbors on edge and police on the hunt after two men allegedly bound and gagged women and children in a manassas home. thenne kennedy is following latest developments on this disturbing story. were bound and gagged by the tape in broad daylight in their home. authorities say it happened in the 10,000 block of king george drive. the victims included of adul

she looks adrian up on facebook and there she is stunned.s she scrolls down, adrian's list of friends, a name this patchwork family already knows well. joanne hauser. remember her. >> there was a baby in the bag. >> reporter: that good samaritan who found janet while riding her bike. cici takes the news to all three siblings. >> the woman that found you is either your mother or your aunt. >> i've met her. i sat in her house. this breaks my heart. >> i'm so sorry. we all had to go through, you know -- >> reporter: after more than three decades, finally joanne hauser's moment of reckoning has arrived. she's being paid a visit by three siblings. janet is finally sitting at the table with the woman who may have the answers to a lifetime of questions. >> well, okay. i have something to say. i, today, i decided i'd better come clean, and it's probably mind boggling, but, yeah, i did give birth to you. >> i knew it. >> i want you to know i'm not mad. >> i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. >> reporter: a 34-year-old mystery is solved. joanne wasn't her guar

adrian has a double, a single and say home run. -- and a home run.it for gonzalez. >> john: i'm telling ya, i can say i love watching him hit now. i certainly didn't like pitching against him because that's a guy who is comfortable and seeing the ball and letting it travel. when you let it travel, you don't have to do much. that's a pitcher's pitch and look how he stays with the angle of the barrel of the bat and just playing ping-pong, tennis. knows that's gonna be a hit. and thehe's a guy they don't sh on or have a hard time shifting on because he can do so much with the ball. >> joe: a 4-hit night for adrian gonzalez. batter is puig. he takes a strike. puig didn't start the game. he came on in the fifth after thompson hurt his back. and yasiel immediately delivered a 2-out r.b.i. hit. walked his next time up, hitting .251. 0-2, the count. >> john: that's a pretty good bounce back day. they knew they were facing noah syndergaard and they thought they would face him longer but to rally and tie the game and give up the next in the ninth last night, b

my name is adrian. i'm 9 years old, almost ten. i wish you would really run for president and i wish i could vote. i think everyone should get to say how they would like to see things done. i just don't think a small group of people should decide all ever these things for a whole bunch of people. this is signed adrian, rural route 2, augusta, kansas. now, when you are hot and your tired and you're worn out some day, take a look at this little girl and her sisters and you'll say, whatever it takes, we've got to do it. we have to pass on the american dream to them. to the retired people who made it through the depression and fought and won world war ii. how is that for a double hit. go up in the depression and as a bonus get to fight and win world war ii. work and sacrifice most of their lives. i know you share my commitment to make sure we pass the american dream on to our children and grand children. one of my most poignant memories is the day mort meyerson became the president of electronic data systems. his 95-year-old grandfathe

this is signed adrian, augusta, kansas. now when you're hot and tired and worn out some day, take a look at this little girl and her sisters. and say, whatever it takes we've got to do it. we've got to pass on the american dream to them. we made it through the depression. fought and won world war ii. how is that for a double hit. work and sacrifice most of their lives. i know you share my commitment to make sure we pass the american dream on to our children and grand children. one of my most poignant memory says the day mort meyerson became the president of electronic data systems. 95-year-old grandfather was there. his grandfather had had to flee russia many years ago because he happened to be a jew. he lived in an attic in brooklyn for 18 months working as a tailor as a young man. so he could get together enough money to buy a train ticket to fort worth, texas. he areared a fine youngson. at the end of the meet willing mr. meyerson came forward with tears in his eyes and hugged mort he is not said, son, through you i have

. >>> you guys remember adrian. a frankster who condaubtd social experiment where he pretended he was blind and wanted to see how honest people were be. he's back with another $100 honesty test. he has his $100 and walk up to people and pretend they dropped it. he's going to return it. >> did you drop this? [ bleep ] >> you didn't drop it? [ bleep ] >> he walks up to an employee working out on the street. >> did you drop? >> no. >> watch what happens when he asks this store owner if he dropped the money. >> is this your? >> yeah. >> is this yours >> yes. >> is this your. >> yeah. >> sure. >> except when the man says this is his money adrian then presses him about it. then he rolls up on the guy sitting on a bench. this guy also claims it's his money. >> you dropped that? >> now this guy starts to pat himself down and go along with the fact he lost the money and that the money is his. >> here's the problem with this set up. the mark thinks the guy who walks up just found the money. so it is not his and it's not mine

adrian: in bryan, texas, three .omes destroyed >> i did not even know there was a tornado until i got here and then i had .> that twister igniting a fire the national weather service still confirming its tornadoes are to blame for damage in cross plane, texas. and was watching the storms the building just started shaking. in and sithe walk there and wait for a little bit, and i come out and the roof is in the parking lot. rivers expected to crest today in travis county, making it more difficult for emergency crews. overnight.cues made many have been evacuated. in kentucky, a dramatic rescue for a group of geology students and their guide, stuck in this cave for hours, trapped by rising floodwaters. >> we were very pushy. we were very, very -- "we need to move. we need to move now." another day of this. person confirmed dead, two others missing just outside of houston as a result of this wild weather. just unbelievable. doug: more rain out in that part of the country today. we think the best chance of rain here will be the city. let's start off with view from news chopper seven. both o

adrian ballinger and cory richards left base camp to begin a six-day climb to the top. interview you'll see only on "cbs this morning" they show us their plans for the summit. dana jacobson is here with how they survived a dangerous night on the morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. when we last checked in with professional climbers adrian ballinger and cory richards, they had just been hit by a monster storm on the north side of mt. everest. while they were unharmed, it's a stark reminder how dangerous this mountain is, particularly for two men climbing without the help of extra oxygen. when adrian ballinger and cory richards face a brutal storm, with winds approaching 50 miles per hour. >> we just dug it out. >> reporter: their bodies were already depleted from climbing to 25,000 feet where the air is thin. >> your body is literally starved of oxygen. so everything you do makes you out of breath. >> we made the decision this kind of weather, no break, we've got to go down. >> we were battered the next morning. what you're seeing in the photographs and sort

adrian anchor, abc news, new york. >>> moving on to the race for the white house thousands of democrats from nevada after converged in las vegas to help decide the parties presidential nominee. outcome of today's all day event will decide 12 of the 43 delegates that nevada will send to the democratic national convention, right here in philadelphia, coming up this july. clinton is widely expected to keep her lead through the national convention, even though sanders won at nevada's county level conventions last month. >>> republicans in the nevada and kansas pick their delegates for g.o.p. national convention today. in nevada party chair main asked for unity in the bid to take over the white house in november and asked delegates to support donald trump n kansas most delegates will go to senator ted cruz who won in the states caucus back in march. >>> and president barack obama will speak tomorrow during graduation ceremonies at rutgers university in new brunswick. this marks the first time a sitting president has spoken during commencement at the state school of new jersey. this event was

and adrian and richard thank you. this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people from the fact community that helped to have the program in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara from the fact bayview american people are house and laura from the fact mission center and marie from visitacion valley thank you so much. (clapping.) >> so the community ambassadors are out there the most vibrant and dangerous areas he helping residents and workings sea visitor and community groups and merchant they report crimes and inform of the people of the serves and volunteer the community and live in the community and they care about people they serve the city they live and work for so it is my pleasure to introduce the fact ambassadors team the fact team is led we want to commend redistribution two individuals that exceptional individuals that helped me building the houses of engagement to what is today wouldn't have been possible i need they're afraid help plea

adrian banker has more. >> reporter: a brief issue delaying passengers to l.a.x. equipment failure halting incoming flights to los angel tarm. the issue quickly resolved. at jfk, jetblue customers facing frustrating computer issues. it comes at a tumultuous time, the eve of the busy memorial day weekend and following disastrous lines smaking through terminals at some of the busiest airports in the country due to a tsa breakdown. the department of homeland security in the hot seat facing a senate hearing taking responsibility while admitting the cause was a trifecta. a surge in passengers, increased security measures and not enough staff. >> we are addressing all three of those very, very vigorously. >> reporter: the head of the tsa and the nation's biggest airlines saying wait times have already improved. >> a combination of new personnel coming in shifting some dog teams there, dog teams help considerably in terms of moving passengers. >> reporter: and more of those passengers are moving through tsa precheck. >> we went last year from a daily average of 3,000 enr

. >> i'm adrian ballenger. >> i'm cory richards. >> we're three days away from leaving for our summit without supplemental oxygen. >> coming up on "cbs this morning," we're going to show what climbing at that altitude does to your body and how we're capturing it all on snapchat. >> stay tuned. >> thanks, guys. that's what you call a good tease. >> yes. >>> if you're heading out t through the cbs all-access app on your digital device. we know you don't want to miss that story. we guess you want to see vice president joe biden's emotional advice to his younger self. our "note to self" series. we'll be right back. i sleep extremely hot. i wake up and i just feel like sticky. we have the windows open, the ac on, i'd close it in the middle of the night, he'd open it in the middle of the night, it was a nightmare. my new tempur-breeze stays cool to the touch. not cold, but cool. it naturally adapts to your body and somehow creates the perfect temperature for you. sleep cooler. wake more refreshed. discover the new tempur-breeze. and now thru june 5th, save hundreds on an adjustable base whe

. >>> hi, i'm adrian ball injury. >> i'm cory richards. >> we're on the north side of mt.rest at 21,000 feet. >> right here, right now. >> coming up "cbs this morning," we'll show how we're documenting our entire exhibition on snapchat. stay tuned. >> wow, the news is back in the morning. and it's right h morning." >> yes, it is. with non-insulin victoza®. or if you are allergic to victoza® or any of its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include itching, rash, or difficulty breathing. tell your doctor if you get a lump or swelling in your neck. serious side effects may happen in people who take victoza®, including inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis). stop taking victoza® and call your doctor right away if you have signs of pancreatitis such as severe pain that will not go away in your abdomen or from your abdomen to your back, with or without vomiting. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. taking victoza® with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. the most common side effects

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. >> and adrian, as you say, the republican party has put money, resources and efforts into working inlarge hispanic communities. how do you go forward? what you were just saying was reflected with john mccain when he was part of the gang of eight in the senate immigration bill where he even said, listen, if we don't get this off the table, it's going to be very difficult to get through to people when, as you say, that first sentence is all of the undocumented that cross into the united states are criminals and rapists. >> and the other problem, jose, is people have talked about -- i spoke with a conservative leader and people have talked about what this could mean down ballot. i spoke with a state representative in orlando, he's puerto rican and cuban in largely puerto rican orlando and he feels he's going to be okay. but he talks about when he walks the community and he walks around hispanic homes, they're not excited about trump. they're offended by trump and they actually mentioned what was in the growth and opportunity project. they said he feels like he's exclusionary, he feels l

but fellow pro climbing partner, adrian bellinger, fell 1200 feet short of his goal. >> after, kind of to get down alive. for cory to succeed. >> i mean it is heartbreaking. it really is. still just sort of going through all the emotions of failing after working so hard for something. it really was a group effort. even though only one of us stood on top. ballinger was forced to turn back after his body told him he had enough. >> nothing really felt right. i wasn't hydrating that well. i wasn't eating that well. and i definitely was really cold. and i knew i was already getting to that point where i wouldn't be able to get myself down alone. so i -- you know, decided to keep climbing. i got to the top. in about eight hours. just around eight hours from leaving. >> which is like insanely fast with no oxygen attempt. he was passing people on oxygen. got on top and -- and, i spent about three minutes there. that was it. i spent no time up there. my body felt horrible. like i had the worst hangover of my life. >> but for both men it was worth it. >> here we are. about a partnership. i feel

. >> two expert american climbers, adrian ballinger, and cory richards expected to summit are using livechats to show the world extremes. since tenzing norgay and edmund hillary have conquered everest. 260 have died trying to reach the heavens. to date bodies of two more indian climbers were found. >> too many climbers trying to descend at the same time may have led to bottlenecks that kept people at higher altitudes until the path cleared. norah since 1900, at least one person has died on everest every year. >> we'll be watching the two american climbers to see how they do. don, thank you. >>,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the death of freddie gray in baltimore last year and the riots hat followed, put a spotlight on a city plagued by violence. we end tonight with one woman's campaign to keep the children of baltimore safe. here's jeff pegues. >> you going in? >> reporter: every day after school in one of baltimore's toughest neighborhoods, 100 kids pack into this small room. simply to have fun. >> are you eating or playing? you can't do both. >> the founder of the kids safe zone. >> wasn't this an ol

now, again, adrian, who had the darker hair, had summited six times before with oxygen.er summit and did it without using supplemental oxygen. >> bravo to cory, but you've got to feel for adrian. how close did he get? >> less than a quarter of a mile. we were doing the math. but he knew that he had to be true to himself and to his body and pay attention to that. >> yeah, be safe. >> that's a smart decision by him. >> very smart decision. >> he told his dad he wasn't going to make any foolish choices. that's good. >> the mountain will be there. >> that's right. it's a great story. >> thank you so much, dana. >>> the world's first surviving septuplets share another big moment ahead. seven brothers and sisters in the mccaughey family take the stage and prepare for new chapters in their lives. oh, my gosh. just got the goose bumps. look at them graduating. >> i remember when they were born. >> it's 7:47. time to check your local weather. ,, >>> good tuesday morning. we're starting out with mostly cloudy skies in the bay area including san jose. it should be overcast for a wh

demarco morgan, cbs news, new york. >>> we have been following the story of adrian ballinger and coryd two professional climbers snapchatting their way to the top of mt. everest. they're making their final assault on the summit this morning without the aid of oxygen. it goes without saying this is a dangerous sport. this season five climbers have died on the mountain. dana jacobson reports. >> nearly 400 mountain climbers around the world have summited everest since early may, thanks to favorable weather. in the midst of their triumph one cannot forget more than 250 people have died climbing the peak since it was first conquered in 1953. as of this morning, five more names have been added to that somber list. three climbers from india, paresh nath, goutam ghosh and one more confirmed dead early monday. the same weekend two others died, 36-year-old, eric arnold friday night. and 34-year-old australian, marisa strideham. >> arnold trained for years on his fifth expedition. friday his twitter account announced he made the summit. on his descent he complained of symptoms associated with a

. >>> palestine tien texas is getting help from adrian peterson. he's donating $100,000 for relief efforts. he said his families are fine. >>> the latest on the crisis in flint the city's utility director has agreed to a plea deal, he'll cooperate with prosecutors in exchange for a lesser sentence. this, as the president visited flint and drank some filtered tap water. the president vowed to keep the pressure on leaders at all levels until all of the water is safe to drink. >>> and president obama and the first lady took some time out yesterday to recognize a very important holiday. >> yesterday is the unofficial star wars holiday may the 4th be with to mark it the white house released this video doing what they could to further intergalactic relations. a little uptown funk. >> that facebook video has racked up nearly 200 views. >> the stormtroopers are really on rhythm nor is the president for that matter. >> the robot on the other hand is killing it. >> the robert is doing the robot. >> yeah, he's doing it. >> where is c3po? i think he's going to

adriÁn uribe está sumamente enamorado.n muchas ganas, porque siempre que voy, trabajo y regreso. ahorita le decÍa a carla que un fin de semana me voy a escapar. alan: se acerca el verano. pide tus vacaciones y vÁmonos a mÉxico. francisca: ¿quiÉn paga? alan: la producciÓn. francisca: que vayan pensando. oigan, la actriz betty monroig, a quien vemos en "sueÑo de amor", compartiÓ con nosotros su maravillosa experiencia de ser mamÁ. alan: betty, un beso enorme. felicitaciones. reportera: en exclusiva para "despierta amÉrica, betty monroig nos habla de su faceta como mamÁ. betty: con mi ex marido tuve a yamile y a elÍas, que son mis dos grandes amores. y el tercero me saliÓ niÑo. feliz de la vida con el pequeÑo alejandro. reportero: asolÓ meses de tener a alejandro, betty empezÓ a grabar la telenovela, y enfrentar la presiÓn de verse esbelta aÚn en proceso de lactancia. betty: nos embarazamos y concebimos en 9 meses. para que el cuerpo se recupere, son 9 meses. para que el espÍritu y la energÍa se restablezca, son 9 a 10 meses.

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these two here, adrian finch and her boyfriend david are talking about things guys wish girls knew.you want something, say it. >> come on. since the beginning of time. >> none of the beating around the bush. tell us what you want. guys like to be hit in the head with it. >> i've been telling you to shut up since i got here and you ain't listening yet. [ laughter ] >> you don't have to wear two clothes. >> what? you don't have to wear any clothes in bed. >> yeah. if you have the girl that needs to get dressed up for bed. >> you should order anything on the menu. guys don't judge. >> it doesn't cross our mind. >> never been a concern of mine. i eat whatever i want. >> we hate you for that. you do eat whatever the heck you want. >> conversation will never end with a girl saying "whatever" and "okay." if a guy cares he'll say okay what? >> never let a conversation end with "whatever." you know you're still in trouble. >> and finally -- >> i'm sure your ex-boyfriend was a great guy, but i do not want to hear about him. >> oh, no! captain insecure. talk about him all you want. i'm way bet

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connection with a home invasion and kidnapping in -- this is the realistic looking bb gun used in the adrian avenue robbery. police said two of the victims woke up the victim and ordered her to turn over valuables. officers from nearby ka tawny located the suspects and arrested them along about five others who was found in the getaway van. >>> fire destroyed three east oakland businesses. it started overnight at the corner of 73rd and mack arthur. leslie brinkley shows us the damage. >> reporter: by saturday afternoon, traffic finally flowed again on busy 73rd avenue at mack car thur boulevard in oakland in sharp contrast to the inferno that erupted overnight. the fire was aggressively attacked. very good rz are still looking into what ignited it. >> it was pretty bad because it's a common area, and so it's easy to go from one space to the next. i believe altogether it's make like 11 units involved rfrnlts a pharmacy, a nail salon, a cell phone store all destroyed. here a melted atm machine, a white shirt that somehow remaineded on a mannequin. a big challenge in fighting the fire were the w