. >> and treasure in the attics. a surprise hidden under a sheet for years, what we find out is it's worth a fortune. ,,,,,,,,,,,, over mountain ridges, and ia >>> a massive wildfire in washington strait is growing ramly. howling wind is pushing flames over mountain ridges into a cluster of small towns. take a look at the massive cloud of smoke about 180 miles east of seattle. as of this morning, more than 300 square miles have been burned. people living nearby are being told to evacuate. fire officials say it's the high winds and hot weather continue, more evacuations could take place. >>> well, who knows what treasures might be stashed in bay area attics? >> they're not in mine but christin ayers with a rare discovery in one fremont home that has people wondering could there be more? >> reporter: mindy johnson loves a good mystery. >> i like puzzles and mysteries. so it was rice up my alley. >> reporter: it's one of the reasons why she's a doe sent at fremont's historic patterson house. the former home of a promine

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who knows what treasures might be stashed in bay area attics. >>> well, tonight, christin ayers with that. >> i like mysteries, it's up my alley. >> reporter: she works as a docent at the patterson house, the work of a prominent family now a museum. they stumbled across this. >> lifting up the sheet, there was this portrait of this very lovely woman. and who is she? >> reporter: workers here were packing away their christmas paintings, they found the painting in the last place they would've expected. >> it is the classic story, treasure found in the attic. >> reporter: nobody knows how long she was sitting there, hands folded over a white dress, painted by a man named john koch. >> go home later, did a google search and find out that he was quite a well-known painter beginning in the mid 30s. >> reporter: would take a trip to the antiques roadshow if this was the first painting koch would be known to make. >> sitting down and i said no, should i be? she dropped the number, $450,000 rchblths a $50,000 painting sitting for years in an attic, a discovery that has her wondering what othe

. >> catherine: how did this painting and up and an attic. >> reporter: the patterson house offers a taste of what life was like back in the mid-1800s. every bank in the home is antique up in the attic tucked away with this beautiful john koch piece. >> between the shelving units wrapped in a simple white sheet. >> reporter: the painting is of made morgan browne mae's husband everett taught at the university of michigan, where it caught took class's before he was formally trained in paris. they're all in an arbor, mich. at the same time, and that is probably how they met. >> in his teenage years he commissioned portraits for wealthy families and so we believe that is what this was for. >> reporter: may was the sister of sarah patterson, who married into the family. when they died a lot of her belongings were sent there. through friday the painting house manager christie did desisted are learning more about the family and add additional history to the patterson house. >> it was a complete surprise to us it was true treasure in the attic story you know it makes you wonder what else is

for subsets and each was kept in the other in the attic.ut four years jeter my own children will create their own legacy and it will be in the attic. the attic will be overrun and they will be sick of it in one of several caveats are in my gosh, our basement has all the spread from one almond dad died. what are we going to do with it? even with the answer is. your veil. so each of them get together. they forgot who has the nicest yard but the best traffic and all of your legacy that you spent your whole life accumulating and on the dying days spent times with attorneys putting together rules and making sure was fairly given up is now sitting in somebody's front yard on a spring afternoon with a $20 tag and then here she comes, the one driving the caprice classic but a range up that shows up when your sale starts because she wants to be the first in line. here she comes and she jumps out of her car, like she's attacking normandy and since i gave you $5. i'll give you five. i'll give you five bucks for that. in your air, you spent your entire

and they will look it over so we will keep this and we will put it in a basket or a box in the attice have eight subsets then my own children will create to their legacy that will be in the attic and it will be overrun then they will be sick of it then one will say our attic is misstep our basement has stuff and what do we do? you know, the answer. yard sale. each ofa;h them get together who has the best traffic and all of your legacy you spend your whole life accumulating in spending time with the attorney is now in somebody's front yard with a $20 tegmen here she comes. the one that wants to be first in line. she rolls up and jumps out why she is attacking ansas i will give you $5. i would give you $5 for that city spent your entire life building your legacy is now faced with the amazing dilemma. do we take $5 on this day or do i put it in a box to take it back upstairs? she takes it. the girl gets back in and goes to the next dead guy stuff. what you do for yourself in this life dies with you. what you do for another zero lives on forever. your legacy cannot be price tag door left

pulling out the interior wall down to get into the attic space and fight this fire. >> so dangerous. so scary. >> the technology allows them to do what they do and show what their day-to-day is like. >>> i want you guys to know that in this video, there's no deer left behind. you can see there's a baby deer or a fawn, and it is not alone. that is mom, and mom is not crossing the road because the baby has not got over the fence. you see at this point, mom came over to the other side of the fence, okay, let me show you how to do it, watch what i do. >> no way the mom can jump over it. >> i question the skills, but she says, okay, jump like me. the baby is, like, you know, mom, i'm not ready for this. >> i was born six hours ago. >> awesome to watch a parenting moment between mama deer and fawn. she is showing this baby exactly what to do. it is incredible. >> finally, the fawn figures out how to get to mom. >> shimmies underneath. >> if you can't go over, go under. >> now, if human kids are in the backseat saying, are we there yet? this is the puppy version of that. that is a terrier p

. >> very busy day on the dip attic front and the region, and we have secretary of state, john kerry, in cairo, meeting with members of the arab league, and the palestinian intelligence chief. and of course meeting with the members of the egyptian government, including president al ceasey. following that, secretary carey came up to a press conference, and said that there needs to be a cessation of violence, but also a bigger discussion. here's what he had to say. >> just reaching a ceasefire is not enough. address all of the concerns that brought us to where we are today. >> now, where we are today of course is with people dying in great numbers on a daily basis, and there's another problem that the world wants to see a cessation of the violence, and as far as nex netanyahu, is hers what he had to say. >> hamas is like isis. hamas is like al qaeda a hamas is like hezbollah, and hamas is like boko haram. and there are so many of these islamist groups that reject pluralism, and reject the respect for human rights, and use their own people as human shields, and attack civilians, and it's

. >> also in the neighbors' attic, police found several unused .22 caliber bullets, the same as those used in the second gun in the murder. >> it was as if they were basically accidentally dropped along the way. they didn't appear to be placed in any type of a pattern but like they were in a pocket and fell out as someone crawled through. >> this suggested that the killers hid in the neighbor's home after the murder so they could make a clean getaway later. >> apparently, someone went up in that attic, and they were either trying to climb up in the master closet access, or they came down and landed on that shoe rack and broke it to pieces. it wasn't sturdy enough to hold them. so they tried to hide evidence of that in a feeble attempt by putting it under the bed. >> and since the neighbors' home had no signs of forced entry, it meant one of two things -- either the killers were professionals or they had a key. >>> with no solid leads, police ask themselves, who would benefit most from rob andrew's >>> with no solid leads, police ask themselves, who would benefit most from rob andrew's

a traditional ramadan lander made of paper hangs in the pead attic department corridors. this should be a time of joy. we met six-year-old rehabilitation ma injured when her family was destroyed. >> i want to stay in the hospital and look after my baby, therebe no eid for us this year. >>> the eid festival was sombre in ramallah, in the occupied west bank. a memorial was held for the victims of gaza. several members of the palestinian government attended. the prime minister expressed sympathies and said the government is doing everything it can to help. >> i would like to send our deepest sympathy to our brothers or families in gaza who are suffering due to the israeli aggression. we are doing our utmost to stop this aggression as immediate as possible. the government has been in the war from the beginning, from the first day, and securing food, medical supplies, fuel. this is a must for us. >>> ben white is an author and journalist specialising in the israeli-palestinian conflict and joins us from london. good to have you with us. that statement from the u.n. security co

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crews were able to keep the flames contained to the attic of a multi-purpose room and no one was hurt. now, the good news is that that room is not being used for summer school, so crews will have about a month to make repairs before students head back to class. >>> an apparent copper wire theft turned deadly. investigators say the suspect died after breaking into an oakland fire. nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is at the factory, which has been empty for quite some time. >> reporter: good morning. we're here at west rand and mandela parkway. a very industrial area here in west oakland. you can see pacific pipe company, an abandoned building. this fence around it with bashed wire, but graffiti everywhere. the question is why there were still live wires in this building sitting empty for years. the victim didn't think there could be any wires carrying any electric currents. last night, medics responded to reports of an electrical shock victim, but when they arrived, the man had been electrocuted already and pronounced dead at the scene. the burns were consistent with what you'd get hand

within the past 15 minutes, this fire has extended into the attic which makes it of course much harder for the santa clara county fire department to fight. that's right, you have the firefighters up there on the roof. i can't tell if they've started ventilating yet. they've definitely been flushing the area with water. part of the challenge earlier is if you look down to the left, there's a line meter there, and that was fuelling a lot of the fire, pge was able to get that gas meter shut off, the battalion chief informed me they are going to have to stay, they being pge, will have to dig into the street so they can access the main gas line. they want to shut that off as well to be on the safe side. they don't know what damage was done to the august zil ri line that was sent to the restaurant. . appears that the front of the restaurant is not what's on fire. it looks like it's the back of the restaurant. a building that's attached to the front of the restaurant. this started around 4:20 this morning, someone walking by saw the flames, called 911. fortunately the station is just a block

maybe you are wondering, if you have got any treasure in the attic.ll take a look upstairs today after the show, carol. >> yes, with all of the trusses, in everybody's at advertise particular it is probably in the basement mold in it good devaluing as we speak. >> speaking of mold, we have rain out there and boardwalk is wet. i noticed earlier people were just trying to get under any over hang, through crowding along the buildings, but now this bold soul, alone on the boardwalk is walking right in the middle of the boardwalk. who cares if these boardwalks are a little bit wet with some of the rain falling along the the shore areas. the ocean temperature is not bad, in case you are wet, maybe you prefer to be wet in the ocean. we have temperatures at 07 degrees up and down the coastline today. we will find a beach day later on to day not the most bright of starts obviously but the finish of the day, should be relatively nice, we've got 70 degrees in philadelphia. sixty-seven in trenton. 69 degrees in wilmington. cloud cover, cutting these temperatures,

again it looks like it was contained to the attic and most of the damage is contained to that areas well as on the roof. reporting live ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> for the past few minutes, they have been monitoring the search and several reports now say the algiers aircraft has crashed. it was flying from west african country to algeria when about 50 minutes into the flight it disappeared over the country of molly. the airlines said there are 110 passengers and 6 crew members on the plane. the nationals tis include swiss french and ukrainian and so far there is no word of any americans on that plane. >>> the militant group hamas, just moments again, they announced 7 people were killed and they were seeking shelter at a united nations shelter. they released these pictures on a gaza hospital as a command center and they were going ahead of that airstrike. mainly civilians had been killed since the fighting started back on july 8thth and 32 israeli shoulders have died they failed to go area hamas. >>> and an israeli military vehicle, you see here in beth la ma'am and riot police. pale

in amsterdam, a 14-year-old girl heard the news of d-day over the radio in her attic hiding place. she wrote in her diary it still seems too wonderful, too much like a fairy tale. the thought of friends in delivery fills us with confidence. anne frank even ventured to hope, i may yet to be able to go back to school in september or october. that was not to be. the nazis still had about 50 divisions and more than 800,000 soil soldiers in france alone. d-day plus one and d-day plus two and many months of fierce fighting lay ahead. across europe, americans shared the battle with britons, canadi canadians, poles, free french and brave citizens from other lands taken back one by one from nazi rule. and the trials and total sacrifice of the war, we became inseparable allies. the nations that liberated a conquered europe would stand together for the freedom of all of europe. the nations that battled across the continent would become trusted partners in the cause of peace. and our great alliance of freedom is strong. and it is still needed today. the generation we honor on this anniversary,

. >> reporter: firefighters found flames in the attic of this room. they were able to knock it down in a half hour. they moved quickly to move the equipment out and covered it with tarps. they looked around for signs of vandalism because a fire at a school can raise red flags. [ indiscernible ] >> requires an extensive -- extensive investigation. >> reporter: investigators arrived later in the morning examining the scene. they determined the fire was suspicious because it started on the roof, an area that has no heat source. last month there were two fires here. a trash fire and another fire at the auditorium. the superintendent is concerned about securing the school and access to the roof. investigators are still working on a cause. officials are working to repair the damage and it will be fixed in time for when school begins august 18. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the supreme court ruling that allows an exempson to the obama care birth control mandate is prompting a new call to protect the rights of women. . >> jackie speier was among

it was on, thou son of billionaire said up to the attic used to alarm the total. those low mutual aid were in the middle of our district here. it's in law hours for us to get that under control. not necessarily unusual for a gas meter to be burning during the construction fire. are hazardous material syrup from seven screed stations and a rigid up and down to good for the gas meters. if we show embody a live picture out here's the damage looks fairly extensive. but basically that said it is over 25 percent of the building. the damage prison really is smoke and water and the interior. the attic space to the roof above the kitchen to the service areas reporter cuba into the front of the building you have got as far as the restaurant how bad is it. bell and will be open for quite awhile mostly for bell the issues. we have any idea the cause of this. >>: lack this way we dorati thin out. tracking open mind it was see what might be the cause pre the name of the restaurant is run a race the did you know as a michelin rated restaurant and a tasting menu is pretty expensi

it spread to the attic andrew to two alarms and it also caught fires which had investigators wondering if that was the origin. we were wondering it might have been a person who walked by, a minor gas leak. >> they watched in disleave and tell us it has been nearly 13 years. the restaurant closed for a thorough cleaning and was scheduled to reopen and now the future was uncertain. my wife and i come for anniversaries and it is horrible. >> he is an awesome chef and it's awful. >> the firemen suffered a chest injury but we are told he will be okay they are still looking for a cause and we are hoping to talk to the owner and the she have, we are told he is on a plane flying back home here to los gatos and my colleague rob ross will have more at 5:00 and 6:00. janine dela vega, back to you. >>> we are able to keep a fire from growing out of whack and we only have 3 5% contained and while all residents were able to return last night, the calm grounds are still under an evacuation order. the drought has helped to create very dangerous conditions. >> not only are we in steep rugged terrain an

me, it's a fascinating discovery for scientists, the equivalent of finding a babe ruth card in the attic but he said there's no public health threat. >> john, thank you very much. germany discovered the golden touch in the world cup finals today. the host country, brazil, just never had a chance. every time the germans kicked the ball, it seemed to go in. there were four goals in six minutes. the final was 7-1. in the finals, germany will face the winner of tomorrow's match between holland and argentina. as for brazil, there was no consurling the fans after thet in a world cup. there's a manner shortage in the lathes state to make it legal, and a new harry potter story featuring a grownup harry! when the "cbs evening news" continues. does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene. available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel, biotene can provide soothing relief, and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mout

the flames quickly spread to the attic.he red cross is helping the families who live there. >>> cooler temperatures and lighter winds are forecast in wildfire-stricken washington state this week which could help firefighters battle fires that have destroyed more than 150 homes so far. more than a dozen fires are burning right now across the northwest. abc news reporter with the latest. >> inch by inch, these are the men and women on the front lines creating a perimeter around the wildfire that has been burning out of control for nearly a week. >> we are trying to protect this side of the orchard so it doesn't blow up on us. >> what was started by four fires exploded into one large monster fire. consuming at least 237,000 acres. and despite an allout assault from the air and 1300 firefighters on the ground, flames continue to run wild, burning more than 150 homes. >> very volatile in all of of these areas. >> this drone video captures the massive devastation from the raging fires. and at the command center, they are now rely

now the fire started last night and it started one of the units and quickly raced through to the attic and fire said this building is made out of wood shake that made the fire especially difficult to tackle but crews were able to get the flames under control within a half an hour. >> it was a pretty hairy, we almost had crews fall through the roof. the roof was almost burning through very weak and it was running pretty good. >> reporter: again, everyone got out safely. no one was hurt. red cross helped find the victims a temporary place to stay and investigators will be back on scene when the sun comes up to examine the debris and see what started the fire. we may see some folks back to retrieve some of the belongings. we've seen some people come in and out of here. not many though. most are not willing to talk to us. we'll let you know if you hear from anyone. live from san lorenzo, tara moriarty, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the only surviving suspect of the deadly bank robbery is set to make first court appearance. jaime ramos faces dozens of charges that make him eligible for the deat

. >>> the fresh treasure--the fresh treasure--the treasure found in an attic. >> we have more after the break. ,,,,,,,, a push to split california six states is coming under scrutiny after signatures we submitted this week for the ballot measure. 08:17:02;02 , the hree and mayb >>> well tomorrow, a push to split california into six states is coming into scrutiny. >> the thinking was as much as three or $5 per signature and now there is a complaint that some of the gathers got the signatures by lying to the people. >> and we are it zitting down with--we are sitting down with insiders to look at the measures here in california. >> that is getting a lot of buzz. >>> and now a look at the forecast for today on this saturday. one last look, 8 # degrees--8 # degrees in redwood city today. mountain view. 78, cooler in oakland. 67 in san francisco. 83 up in napa. now it is going to stay muggy. today, at least through monday. some of that humidity in the begin of course the last workweek. and--beginning of the last workweek and then going into the end of the week, it is the cooling--it is coolin

they believe that the fire started in that attic area.y securing this location right now. let's show use of video that we did it. there were and neighbors to live around this place who called the fire department. they tipped off the fire department came out within minutes and not a bit dull. unfortunately no injuries and the super today we spoke to him this morning. we need every room that we could get our hands on. the fire department did a great job. one of the it is upstairs on the attic. and then there was a another unit on the bottom. they realize there was plenty of equipment on the ground. so they saved a lot of the acquitted just from water damage. it could take some time of the superintendent believed that they will be repaired and ready to go. >>:an air algerie flight disappeared from radar, prompting a search for the missing plane. the airline's operator says it lost contact with flight ah5017 about 50 minutes after takeoff. the plane was headed from the west african nation of burkina faso to algeria. with 110 passengers, two p

firefighters discovered the fire in the attic. they attacked it, knocked it down in about 25 minutes. they believe nobody was on school property at the time. at this point firefighters are waiting for investigators to come here to determine a cause. they don't think it's suspicious. >> our preliminary investigation shows that nothing seems suspicious. nothing seems -- we didn't see any tagging on the walls or any vandalism. still an educational facility requires extensive investigation. so we will be investigating the cause of this fire. >> reporter: i was told by maintenance person who works at the school and happened to see the fire video on the news that this classroom here was used by seventh and eighth graders. computers were used inside this classroom. i asked him if the principal was on his way. he said administrators should be coming soon. so we plan on talking to them because i am not sure how heavily used this room is. but with school starting most likely in the month next month or so this is definitely going to be an is

up in the attic, >>:between the shelving units wrapped in a simple white sheet. >>:the painting is of may morgan brown. may's husband everett taught at the university of michigan, where koch took classes before he was formally trained in paris. they were all in ann horbor michigan at the same time, and that's probably how they met. >>: in his teenage years he commissioned portraits for wealthy families and so we believe that's what this was for. >>:may was the sister of sarah patterson, who married into the family. when may died, a lot of her belongings were sent there. through finding this painting, house manager christie dentry says they are learning more about the family and adding additional history to the patterson house. >>: of it was a complete surprise to us and it was your treasure in the attic story. you know it makes you wonder what else is up there, and what else is yet to be bel will be in october for the not on display, i'm told the painting will be kept in a james>>:a minneapolis man was kicked off a southwest airlines flight after he used *twitter

a dog did have to be rescued from the attic of one home.he red cross is helping three families affected by that collapse. >>> a delaware county man accused of luring and raping a woma has a preliminary court hearing today. 42-year-old kevin cornish of drexel hill faces several chges. upper darby police say he attacked a philadelphi woman last month after she responded to a employment ad that police say they found evidence in his apartment that makes them believe heay have lured other women there as well. >>> police in wilmington are looking for the person responsible for killing an innocent bystander. 44-year-old crystal brown was shot and killed sunday night as she was visiting a corner market in wilmington. brown was sat 7th and adams street when a fight broke out. she was hit by a stray bullet in the ches her family gathered last night to comfort each other. >> i'm going to miss my sister. i just hope and pray this don't be one of the cases thate toss to the side and never get solved. >> police are asking are for help in finding the pers

and the story that might have you checking out 'your' attic. where a valuable painting was discovered. and a scary situation at ocean beach.when two teenagers got in trouble in some big waves. the tourist who helped to rescue them. two teenagers were rescued on ocean beach today after being overpowered by a wave. they'd gone into the water despite the posted warnings of the dangers of ocean beach. a german tourist spotted them -- volunteer lifeguard. > > the water was so strong round them and they could not figure out a way out. they just kind of panicked,., > >the teenagers were checked out - and they're ok. rescue workers say this is a reminder that ocean beach can be treacherous. is yet another transit strike looming in the bay area.? the union members now without a contract.who are getting restless. and a big event in santa clara. as the 49'ers host their first charity event at the new stadium. > > a little later we'll have highlights of the a's, giants, 49ers training camp, and raiders' opening not. everyone gets warm and fuzzy with cupcak

started this afternoon in the attic gateway care facility on patrick avenue. fire contained quickly but firefighters had to tear out part of the ceiling and the walls to make sure it didn't start again. at least 43 residents from the south we we think were moved to other care facilities in that area for the time being. >>> young girl shot in the arm during a birthday party in popular park gunmen still on the loose. happened saturday evening at lowell park in west oakland. tonight the wounded girl and her family sat down with 7 news and described a terrifying ordeal. alan has the story. >> all you hear was gunshots and bullet flying by and sp one hit me in my arm. >> 10-year-old lisa felt the sting in her arm from a bullet fired 100 yards away from the other side of the park. she was at a birthday party in west oakland when a gun fight erupted between 5 or 6 people. >> we ranth i was scared. i didn't know what to do. so i just ran. with all the other miami. >> it was just like the worst thing ever. if because would i never if want anybody to go through what i w

. >> her name and attic installation. >> through this program installation from both the wall perspective and actinic installation are all covered. >> okay. thank you. question from ms. harris for the record. any other public comments. seeing none, thank you very much yes commissioner king >> i want to read into the record only ms. harris gets that privilege yelling from the back. >> she always has such good comments. you're the reason why we also make a tally on the no votes your minus robert and his rules requires that director's report and the san francisco environment commission pragmaticic and clean air transportation and public outreach and education environmental justice and habitat restoration and knowledge to intoxication and ralph fell this is an informational items >> colleagues this is something we've been calling the moment we've been waiting for to have our director here we did a national international search we searched far and wide and fortunate we found you and excited this is the first of going to be a long series of great work together for the commission and you and the

the fire was mostly concentrated in the attic sparing heavy damage to the dining room. >> the equipment itself seems to be fairly exact. just some of the structure like the roof rafters and the ceiling joint that were damaged in the fire. >> crews say it likely started outside. the restaurant is known for its farm to table cuisine and $185 tasting menu. >>> crews are battling hot and humid conditions that -- as they try to get the upper hand on this fire. more than 6400-acres have burn since july. crystal fire says containment is up to 35%. all evacuation orders have been lifted. >>> meanwhile, the fire burning in napa county is 95% contained. the fire started last tuesday. flames have scorched 4300-acres and destroyed two buildings somewhere. >>> well, not eve -- buildings. >>> ann notarangelo tells us firefighters are already being tested not even a month into summer. ann. >> reporter: elizabeth, local departments here like at contra costa fire, they are being taxed more this year than normal. they, in fact are responding to more fires and they know there is no end in sight. >> last n

burning up the wall of the kitchen and into the attic space above. >> too early to see whether the gas meter fell which caused the fire. or whether the fire was next to the gas meter and then heat from that transferred over and then basically made the meter fall. >> reporter: captain jeremy davis doesn't know yet if this early morning fire was accidental or arson. too early to tell. the kitchen roof is gone, but the kitchen itself suffe)ed mostly smoke and water damage. you can see the fire investigators out here with the santa clara county fire department. what they're doing to do is pull back layers of debris by the gas meter. taking photos trying to get an idea of what might have caused that gas to ignite. we tried to reach out to the restaurant, they don't want to speak on camera. one employee just told us she was k shoed. the owner, already on the scheduled flight back from a trip in new york city. he's coming straight here from the airport to survey the damage. the restaurant had been closed for the holiday, was supposed to be reopening this wednesday. just days short of what wou

the flames were concentrated mainly in the attic sparing heavy damage to the dining area. the equipment itself seems to be facial intact. some of the structure like the roof rafters and the ceiling joists were damaged in the fire. >> crews knocked a hole in the roof unleashing smoke and gases and allowing firefighters to see inside. still no idea what exactly sparked the fire, only that it started outside the restaurant. officials are leaving several possibilities on the table. >> it might have been a person that walked by, saw something, someone through a cigarette, minor gas leak somewhere. we just don't know. that's part of the investigation. >> 45 firefighters worked the fire. at one point a gas line raised a red flag with crews. a haz-mat crew and pg&e crimped the gas line fearful flames could collide with natural gas and explode. >> gas meters were meant to protect us from over pressure issues. . >> the restaurant's owner is reportedly flying back from the east coast. the plan was to reopen on the ninth. now manresa is burnt to a crisp. we expect a better understandi

now those spore attic spot fires still a factor. they have been jumping out half a mile away from the fire. their main priority overnight is protecting the area being threatened that contains hundreds of homes. reporting live, christin ayers, kpix5. >> all right, it is a bad one. thank you christin. tonight, ryan takeo was there as flames forced people in the buttes canyon area out. >> reporter: mandy thought she was looking at a wild fire. >> 911 asked me if it was the size of a football field and i said it was and it got faster. >> obviously, that was christin ayers' report. we will try to get you ryan takeo's firsthand account. but vallejo firefighters were called in to help fight this fire so they posted some pictures. they posted them to twitter and you can get realtime updates on this fire and any other bay area firefighter at kpix.com/wildfires. >>> tonight, one teenager is in custody. a second young man still on the loose after a vicious home invasion in san jose. police say the two broke into a home near the east capital ex

started yesterday afternoon inside one of the apartments on galloway drive and it quickly spread to the attic. the building has no sprinkler system and is made out of wood which made the fire fight spread quickly. >> it was pretty hairy. we had crews fall through the roof and burning through, very weak. it was running pretty good. >> they were deemed ununhabitable but the red cross is helping people find temporary housing. investigators will be back on the scene to examine the debris and find out exactly what started that fire. >>> later this morning, the contra costa fire district will honor those who lost their lives in the line of duty or job-related illnesses. it starts in concord. the public is invited to attend. the annual ceremony is meant to serve as a reminder of the sacrifices firefighters make and to give thanks to their families. >>> search crews say they found the remains of 21 additional victims. 251 of the 298 people aboard the flight have now been recovered. prorussian rebels controlled the crash site and dutch investigators arrived in the area today. the majority of the victi

gault lent his diary to kenneth davis when he arrived attic's in 1944.ll right, davis reports, we move. davis presumably got this from eisenhower at one of his three interviews with the general that august, that his papers do not contain verbatim notes of his interview with ike. the president of kansas state college at that time, now, of course, kansas state university, milton encouraged davis to write the biography, so that at least one good one is produced, unquod. competing bikes were already in the works by 1943. it is an incredible job, milton told his brother, but it will not be deep. while he feared miller's book would read bike encyclopedia britanica. gentlemen, we will go ahead as planned. miller's account stopped on the eve of they invasion and omits ike's final words. the first of the byin bying on s appeared on bookshelves four days after we landed on normandy. unlike the efforts of hatch and miller, the davis book promised to one of real value and have real historical information. although ike would have qualms with soldier of democracy, he

it not only contained to the multipurpose rooms and just that building, but also contained to the attic. there was no actual damage inside the room itself as far as there being a fire. now whether it was smoke or water damage, that's to be determined. they don't believe there's anything suspicious about this fire, don't know the cause yet, but right now does not seem to be anything suspicious. here is captain reggie williams with the san jose fire department. >> usually at school fires or any other commercial building fires, we look for other signs. and typically, we'll see things like vandalism associated with the fire, subject to the crime or maybe a plant. we don't see any of those obvious signs here today. >> reporter: the power was connected though they don't know if that was any cause to the fire. took them about 30 minutes to knock this doup and again a two alarm fire here at davis middle scoop. captain was under the impression that summer school is not in session here. wasn't 100%, but that was his impression. reporting live here in south san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay.

the structure, including the roof and attic, were badly damaged.he restaurant's owner has vowed to reopen the restaurant, but there's no estimate on when that will happen. ♪ >>> a minor drop in temperatures for some today as we settle into the a fairly- comfortable pattern. giving you a look outside, widespread low clouds and patchy drizzle on the coast this morning, but most of us are clear at this point. parts of the coast enjoying sunshine. the ridge of high pressure east of us that brought us the warmer weather earlier in the week and sent monsoonal moisture monday and tuesday is out of our way for now. off the coastline, we have a cooler weather pattern that moved in and that brought back the fog or at least it made it a little more widespread and the shore strengthened as well. mix of sun and cloud at this hour. we're mostly sunny around the bay and inland. mild around the bay. inland areas will be warm with temperatures right along the coast in the 60s for pacifica and half moon bay. concord, 12 miles per hour. fairfield, 20, gusting to 28.

where does this now lead both international diplom attic efforts? >> well, we have seen unprecedented diplomatic efforts over the last week. we have seen the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, come to region, ban ki moon, the u.n. secretary general come to the region. we have seen talks in cairo, a big meeting in cairo and then a big meeting paris. really, they have been unable achieve little other than a 12-hour cease-fire that finished 24 hours ago, just over 24 hours ago. and no prospect of a cease-fire agreed by both the sides now. having said that, they are still working towards that. i am there are numerous phone calls being made in capitols by leaders who have a stake in the region or want to stop the blood shed. robert surry, the u.n. special coordinator, i know is speaking to both sides but for now, it does look like israel is going to pursue the military option. >> all right. james, thank you for speaking to us. james bays there, diplomatic editor speaking to us from west jerusalem. israel has one of the largest armed forces in relation

. >> reporter: firefighters arrived to find flames in the attic of this multipurpose room. they were able to knock it down in under a half-hour. they worked quickly to move the classroom furniture and equipment out from under the area where it was burning and covered it with tarps. they looked for signs of vandalism or graffiti because a fire at a school can raise red flags. >> as far as as an educational facility is, it requires an extensive investigation. at this time the cause is undetermined. >> reporter: arson investigators arrived later and determined it was suspicious because it started on the roof, an area with no obvious heat source. then the school's history. last month, there were two fires here. trash fire where the cause was undetermined, another roof fire at the auditorium. fire officials say that may have been started by people who climbed up and started smoking. the superintendent is concerned about securing the school and access to the roof. >> we're going to re-evaluate and look at seeing what we can do to help secure some of that. >> reporter: investigato

download it now >> on the stream, >> from attic space to a spare room, americans are baking on sharingor a little extra cash, but is there a downside to this new 26 billion dollar sharing economy? >> the stream on al jazeera america so earlier today, some finger pointing by the russian president over this tragedy. vladimir putin said it would never have happened if there was peace in ukraine, so he blamed ukraine for what happened here today. let's bring in glen howard. he is is the president of the james town foundation. and an expert on the region. thank you for your time. what's your reaction to kind of the name -- the blame game, and the >> del, we have largely had a preview this morning from the american ambassador, samantha power that intelligence believe separatists were responsible for bringing down this plane. again, stressing the need to maintain integrity of the crash site. in that is vital, and i think we can expect to hear president obama say that again. >> this is the president of the united states. >> hello, everybody. yesterday malaysian airlines flight mh-17 took off f

started this afternoon in the attic gateway care facility on patrick avenue.fire contained quickly but firefighters had to tear out part of the ceiling and the walls to make sure it didn't start again. at least 43 residents from the south we we think were moved to other care facilities in that area for the time being. >>> young girl shot in the arm during a birthday party in popular park gunmen still on the loose. happened saturday evening at lowell park in west oakland. tonight the wounded girl and her family sat down with 7 news and described a terrifying ordeal. alan has the story. >> all you hear was gunshots and bullet flying by and sp one hit me in my arm. >> 10-year-old lisa felt the sting in her arm from a bullet fired 100 yards away from the other side of the park. she was at a birthday party in west oakland when a gun fight erupted between 5 or 6 people. >> we ranth i was scared. i didn't know what to do. so i just ran. with all the other miami. >> it was just like the worst thing ever. if because would i never if want anybody to go through what i we

started this afternoon in the attic gateway care facility on patrick avenue. fire contained quickly but firefighters had to tear out part of the ceiling and the walls to make sure it didn't start again. at least 43 he south weromthink!wing we think were moved to other care facilities in that area for the time being. >>> youngrl shot in the arm during a birthday party in popular park gunmen still on the loose. happened saturday evening at lowell park in west oakland. tonight the wounded girl and her family sat down with 7 news and described a terrifying ordeal. alan has the story. >> all you hear was gunshots and bullet flying by and sp one hit me in my arm. >> 10-year-old lisa felt the sting in her arm from a bullet fired 100 yards away from the other side of the park. she was at a birthday party in west oakland when a gun fight erupted between 5 or 6 people. >> we ranth i was scared. i didn't know what to do. so i just ran. with all the other miami. >> it was just like the worst thing ever. if because would i never if want anybody to go through what i went th

diplomat attically, there was some hope from u.s. secretary of state and others who were meeting in paris on saturday, while they couldn't get a seven-day ceasefire, maybe 12 hours here, 24 hours there, strippi string them together for a period of calm and confidence with the israelis. and the palestinian and hamas leaders. and possibly the whole thing would deescalate. but seven more rockets fired from gaza into israel. twice before israel has agreed to a ceasefire. hamas has continued to fire the rockets and shortly after, israel has resumed his military operation. the question now probably is not if they resume that operation, but possibly when. george? >> certainly with turkey and qatar has major factors in any sort of a deal with this, we know that secretary of state john kerry, a major point of that as well, but now that he's out of the region, john, how is that being perceived right now? >> well, look, at the end of the day, john kerry held a meeting in paris with everyone but the israelis and the palestinians. so there was ne

it's sort of the trunk that's in the attic that nobody has looked at for many, many years. >> are you asking lab directors to go through their inventory, look under the tablesing look in the closets. >> certainly one of the lessons learned from this episode is that laboratories around the world should have a firm idea of what they have in their collections. and that people should make an effort to do a complete inventory. >> the material in the vials was freeze dried and the end of each glass tube sealed shut with a flame. in all six vials of small pox the seal was intact. >> pelley: s why why does he at this some of it may still be aive. >> there are instances in the past where vaccines against small pox including live virus was freeze died, seal shut in a similar fashion and stored for 20 years or long are. it was reconstituted and it was still infectious. so the question is how long was the current sample stored at 5 degrees centigrade and was it ever at room temperature and will it at the end of the day still be able to be infectious, we will have to wait and see. >> pelley: and t

we have all water in our attic. >> reporter: john chadwick does in the spec his family will be able to stay in their house tonight, they have a mess around every side of his home but neighbors are willing to help this gentlemen here just got here and wanted to help out. pretty amazing. we have been blessed there. >> reporter: there are no reported injuries, and residents say even nice stuff can be replaced. >> we have had a tiki bar were four chairs and a grill, and jacuzzi. >> reporter: well, look at that lawn more just on its side with the tree here, fell, fortunately away from the house. the home owner was worried it could have been his son's room and that is something we hear from safety officials as another round of thunderstorms come through you need to be aware staying away from windows and any potential debris that could hit your home. live, from voorhees township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> just a short time ago doctors told us a teenager from delaware county was, in fact, hit by lightening last night. david, of glenn olden was getting inside a friend's koran as