and at one point they realized the roof of the attic was starting to collapse. and the ceiling above the living quarters was also becoming spongy and unstable. so they pulled back and they switched to defensive tactics. >> over the course in about an hour we were able to get to the fire enough from the exterior, to knock things down enough to go back offensively, and went through the living space and basically pulled down all of the sheet rock in the top to put out the fire that was in the attic. >> a fire captain was hurt when debris fell on his head. that injury is not considered life-threatening. two people home when the fire started got out okay. the cause is under investigation. >>> happening today, a new construction detour causing more traffic hassles in san francisco. fourth street between harrison and bryant street will be closed for the next three months. and the closure is to accommodate work on the central subway, and $82 million light rail project. and crews will be tunneling in that area through february. >>> and you can get an in- person update to

the suspect went up into the attic of the home. >> we had pipes thrown at us. he's now assembling the attic to get two by fours. >> it's pretty scary. pretty scary to see. he had his hands up and cuts himself. it was just awful. >> reporter: neighbors woke up to the chaotic scene and watched in disbelief throughout the day as the suspect at one point hung on to what appeared to be an attic window. police said he was acting very odd at times and was believed to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. police closed off several homes throughout the day. at one point 30 san jose police officers were here dealing with the stand off. azenith smith, ktvu news. >>> san francisco police are searching for the shooter who injured a 60-year-old man following an argument. officers responded to a report of a shooting at columbus avenue and vallejo street this afternoon. the victim is known in the neighborhood as roy. the witnesses tell us he was crossing the street. got into a confrontation with a driver, shouted a racial slur slur and hit the car with his cane. the driv

the fire chief said the fire started in one apartment and spread to the attic and spread to another building in the apartment complex. 17 parmts -- apartments were damaged in all of this. fire crews got on scene the fire was advance and flames were shooting from the roof of the 3 story building. they worked to get the fierce claims under control. there are structural i and collapses inside, no firefighters were injured in all this. again, one person confirmed dead, one person taken to the hospital. i did speak to a resident he said he and his wife and 10-month-old son had to rush out amid the smoke and flames and this all happened days before christmas. residents are devastated. they are not sure when they will get back into their apartments. red cross is on scene, they are assisting the residents. overnight night fire in claymont, delaware, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> 6abc is where to get updates on the claymont fire and all news, 9 smart design fits your smart phone or tablets no matter how large or small your screen. check it out anytime anywhere. >>> let's go outside to m

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keep tied neatly in ribbons long preserved in shoe boxes, scored at the top of the closet or in an attic memory of the war preserved in memorials which surround us. the better known sites like the park in norfolk where 20 bronze letters are strewn across the pavement as if ploun by the wind. they remind us of the universality of the war experience and at the same time of the uniqueness of each conflict. in the letter from france's tracy, second lieutenant in infantry who died in september 1918 in france, hoping as conveyed in a letter to his wife we may all do our duty completely and live to tell those whom we love how we did it. or in the letter from lieutenant t. quincy sharp mills of the rainbow division who never ceased. literally covered with blossoms. us walk by without ever noticing in the 1400 block. how many people have been to gent and never seen this. it's a tree that's dedicated to the sun sons of norfolk who died in the world war. remembered in the words of sigourney are's poem. leaving the shiny glory of the living dead. or should we seek causes of the catastrophe rather th

. >> reporter: officials say the blaze began in the 3rd floor apartment the fire spread to the atticnd the next buildings. a man was treated for smoke and taken to the hospital. one person was found dead inside. when the red cross arrived they offered assistance to residents who can not return home. >> they had gone through seeing the active fire. they were confused and cold. i think they are more looking for information than anything else at that point. they wanted to know what was going to happen. >> reporter: and you can see some of the apartments here were gutted. the american red cross is housing at least ten families and they say that number could grow. the delaware state fire marshal was on the scene trying to determine how the fire began. we are live in claymont, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." nydia? >> so sad, katherine right before the holidays. >>> from our new jersey newsroom a 10-year-old boy and elderly woman suffered minor injuries in a fire in salem last night. fire officials say smoke and flames were pouring from two second floor wools when they arrived. th

he started breaking apart the roof and set fire to the attic. >> it was pretty scary. pretty scary thing to see. he was leveling his hands up and cutting himself. it was just awful. >> police say the man eventually surrendered. he did climb down using a fire truck ladder. they think he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >>> thanksgiving weekend may be over but many people in the bay area are still trying to get home. yesterday was one of the busiest travel days of the year. the crowds combined with the winter weather triggered a domino effect of delays. one flight from sfo to washington, d.c. was delayed for three hours. a few flights to los angeles and bakers field was canceled. so far five departing flights have been canceled at sfo. there are no major issues to report at this point. not the story of chicago's midway airport. it appeared to be one of the worst spots to fly through yesterday. hundreds of travelers stood in unusually long lines. one line was over a mile long. while the long lines were unusual, they were simply caused by the big holiday crowd.

the fire started in a third floor apartment and spread to the attic and to the building next-door. the firefighters said when they got here, the flames were advanced. >> we were out in two minutes time and the fire was already advanced. >> reporter: back here live on the scene, you can see fire crews remain fire investigators trying to determine how the blaze began. a resident said he did hear a smoke alarm, red cross was on scene providing assistance to residents. at least ten families at this point, they expect the numbers to grow as they catch up with more people. the cause is under investigation this morning. we're live in claymont, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." eva? >> thanks, katherine. >>> from the new jersey newsroom a 10-year-old boy and elderly woman suffered minor injuries in a south jersey apartment. it happened at 10:30. fire officials say smoke and flames were pouring from two second story windows when they arrived. the boy and woman are being treated for smoke. >>> a bizarre scene at a philadelphia bar, two men opened fire in two separate shootings at the

when police tried -- attic window.police tried to negotiation, he started tlo throw bricks and pipes at them and then he tried to set fire to the attic. >> pretty scary thing to see. never saw something like that. he was cutting himself. it was just awful. >> police say the man essentially surrendered and climbed down using a fire truck ladder. they believe he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >>> san francisco school cafeterias serving up healthier food is a -- attracting a problem rats. according to a report by the board of education, the cafeterias are struggling to store and refrigerator the amounts of fresh food and that's increasing waste which is attracting roads. in is according to the examiner. the district is working on the problem. they say schools nationwide are dealing with this same issue. >>> 7:15. well, the thanksgiving weekend may be over but a lot of people in the bay area are still trying to get home. yesterday, was one of the busiest travel days of the year. the crowds combined with the w

jacobs, she could have stayed in that attic, if it was not for the safety of her children. and for celia, it was not until the interrogator was threatening her children that she felt she had to cave in. so, i honestly believe if it were not for them having children, they would have done anything to get out of the situation. >> very good. we have two notes of difference and one important piece of singularity. we will come back to that. coming back to the literacy question, we know that jacobs to have the capacity to read and write and this plays a role, perhaps we would say in her capacity to have a critical consciousness, whether it is her own ability to read the notes of dr. flint or to read the bible and develop a critique of slavery and the conditions under which she lived. jacobs is someone for whom literacy played a key role in her lifetime, and are us as r us as historians, we know that her literacy is an extraordinary consequence, because we not only have her narrative, but we have her correspondence over many years. we are able to uncover, in a sense, a kind of nuan

to continue attic sea now risen to continue.fair broke out on the car deck of the ferry yesterday morning between italy and albania. passengers describe the scene as total chaos. >> there was no alarm. no alarm. no communication. nobody to tell us what to do. hi to look for myself to find this. >> it was panic. it was crazy. >> officials say 4 27 people including 56 crew members are now safely back in an italian port. revving to speculate on whether any one might still be missing. pros cawtors in italy already begun a criminal investigation in the incident. >> next year tonight. side show. we have seen them here in the bay area and now they are showing up more and more in los angeles. like a scene out of a movie fast and furious, of a movie fast and furious, street racers defiantly shut down a freeway in southern california. brandi hit is on the story. >>reporter: a los angeles freeway shut down. taken over by a grpou of street racers and stunt drivers performing spin out similar to these known as side show. the dangerous trick

and it's like many attics, you know? you put things up all the time. to make space for more things. >> safer: father michael collins is an irish priest who's written extensively about the vatican, where the library's shelves, if you put them end to end, would stretch for 31 miles. is there anyone, any single person who really knows what the library holds? >> collins: nobody knows exactly what's there, because it will be impossible for the human brain to understand, to remember the titles, who wrote it, when they were written. >> cesare pasini: it is quite a treasure of humanity that you have here. >> safer: monsignor cesare pasini presides over the library. its great hall-- essentially unchanged over the centuries-- is a picture gallery of antiquity: saints, philosophers, and depictions of the great libraries of the pre-christian world-- babylon, athens, alexandria. a shrine to learning and to books. there's one person who can actually take a book out of the library, correct? >> pasini: yes, the pope can... can have every book in the library. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>

a text message to his mother who guided police to a false wall, hiding a passageway leading to the attic where the boy was found. sergeant kevin hughes. >> the real investigation begins in that we need to know all of the questions, the who, the what, the when, the where and the why. so find out exactly what happened, is going to be the job of our detectives now. >>reporter: why the boy didn't attempt to call his mother before this weekend is not known. his father and stepmother are now being held without bond. have isen tahavevicente arenas,. >> me for information, at saturday's osu football game. kerrikerr are karageorge was fod inside a dumpster it appears he shot himself. the cbs evening news continues. h >> black friday weekend may be losing its edge. new numbers are out from the national retail federation, and the number dropped 5% from last year when total expected spending fell even more, 11%. our analyst jill slefng. >schlesinger. >> walmart started introducing holiday sales one week before black friday. they were luring a lot of people online as well as brick and mortar. that to

now, the two alarm fire started in one apartment, on the third floor, it spread to the attic, then quickly spread through two buildings. now there is happened around 2:30 this morning, at the harbor house apartments. firefighters were able to get the fire under control a little before 6:00 this morning. firefighters found one person dead and one of the units, and another person was taken to christianna hospital. now, we are work to go get an update on that person's condition. in total about 40 people have been displaced and the red cross is on the scene, assisting about ten families. this is what someone from the red cross had to say. >> it is a difficult morning for them. specially since it is so close to christmas, and they've lost their homes. where as we come out, and all we're trying to do is help. and it is amazing how resilient people are after a fire. and these people will be resilient. >> many of the displaced residents are staying in the apartment complex's main office, wait to go get an update. they ran out of their homes with only the clothes on their backs. now, the fire marsh

spread to the attic and threw two to another building.arrived within minutes but were overwhelmed to see how quickly the flames spread. >> we definitely were behind the eight ball before we even got on location. >> reporter: firefighters were able to get the fire under control around 5:30. they stayed at the scene hours later to put out hot spots that flared up. about 40 people are left homeless. the red cross is assisting 10 families in their time of need. >> it's amazing how resilient people are after a fire. these people will be resilient. >> reporter: for choudhry it will be difficult to pick up the pieces especially with the holidays around the corner. >> it's right before christmas. it's tough. tough to believe. >> reporter: fire marshal is investigating. so far no word on what caused this fire. in claymont delaware, shy ma choudhry, cbs3 "eyewitness new news". >> stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news" governor chris christie sends president barack obama a letter. giving back to family that has lost so much a specia

firefighters immediately evacuated as the fire grew larger and went into the attic. officials say falling debris hit that fire captain, but he is expected to make a full recovery and no one else was hurt. no word yet on the cause of this house fire. >> an argument in san francisco's north beach ended in a shooting. the gunman still on the loose. police say it happened at the cheesesteak near columbus and vallejo streets yesterday afternoon. an argument started between the gunman and a victim and the victim hit a car with his cane. neighbors identified the victim adds roy matini. he's expected to be okay. police say the suspect drove off in a gray sedan. >>> in berkeley, police are investigating the discovery of a man's body in a popular park. officers say the man was found on the south side of aquatic park around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the victim was a man in his 50s. this morning, police are investigating the death as a homicide. more information on the case is yet to be released. >>> a 13-hour standoff between san jose police and a suspected burglar is now over

there was extension up into the attic of the house. but thankfully they were able to put the fire out, save the house and cars in the driveway. >> and all of the people inside. >> some reports that they had a couch on the front of this house and transient had been sitting there, they asked that guy to move along and dot, dot, dot. investigation hasn't been completed into what caused it. >>> very, very odd swim. he's almost like he's flying in the water. >> starting today's sport reports with a swimming competition and the american bald eagle. >> wow. >> symbol of america, taking a nice swim. >> quite a span. the big wings, that's a lot. gets you far with one stroke. >> i want to see the next video of these birds running. maybe training for the triathlon. >> headed to land. >> as you can see, bird's on land, gets wings up. it's got to dry those things off. guess who else likes the water? a kangaroo. the hughes family in australia woke up hearing a raucous in the pool. the family called multiple agencies including the police, didn't get

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went on for 13 hours, we deployed tear goose come out of the attic and surrender. >> the police took the man to the hospital because he cut his hand when he broke a window. they have not released his name. nobody else was hurtism the bay area got another good soaking. and we are not done with the bad weather, yet. some said it was a little biff of a nuisance. considering the -- some said it was a little bit of a nuisance. considering the drought, people were okay with it. the city says they are pruning trees to keep branch tpres coming down. mean while in the sierra, ski resorters picked up a foot of snow. that is good news for everybody. the bigger the snow fact the better off the reservoirs will be when it melts next year. >>> the hi-def doppler shows the rain this morning is heading for the hills. in the bay area, scattered showers at this hour and that will be the story tonight. all of this left behind as much as an inch and a half. a third of an inch at fremont. here in the city, 46/100th of an inch. north bay, two thirds at santa rosa and about the same for san rafael. two more

officers found a man in the attic window of the three-story home.police stay man appeared to be under the influence. he refused to come down. the witness. the suspect was in a nearby bar. he went to the home where officers found him. >> and he was up there screaming racial things. and he was jumping around, throwing bricks at cars. at the officers. screaming, leave me alone, you so and so. you're going to kill me. >> after several hours of negotiation, police finally used tear gas to get man down. the suspect faces several charges including suspicion of burglary, arson and assault with a deadly women. >>> gun fire in the district leaves one man shot. the gunman still on the loose. the shooting happened about 2:30 p.m. neighbors identified the victim. they stay 60-year-old is known to get hostile when he is off his medication for an undisclosed condition. investigators believe he had an argument for the suspect on the street. that's when the suspect pulled out a gun and shot him. the bullet also struck a nearby straunl that was full of patrons. >> al

. >> reporter: here in the attic, the ball was covered in a corner.t, i have no clue how it was spotted. >> the camera no longer worked, but one day another employee was doing chores at home. >> over the weekend, i was looking through my personal stuff, and i found my old handy cam. why not bring this in and try and, you know, use it to watch the tapes. >> reporter: they watched and heard the girls' names maria and caroline and the last name. you can't replace the special moments, or the moment we had today when the father called to claim the taps. >> i would have to say it was an unbelievable discovery. completely surprised. >> reporter: how old are your girls now? they're beautiful. >> thank you. 23 and 21. >> reporter: memories that were lost and now found thanks to the staff at jenkinsson the. >> can't replace those moments. >> nice treat. 16 years ago. appreciate you spending time with us. >> stay with us for "good morning america" and have a fantastic thursday. >> good morning, developing now at 4:30, a car plows into a group of people more than

. >> this woman is living in an attic with her five children. she says that she needs mattresses, blankets, hot water and heater. >> the isil takeover of large parts of the country has turned it in a crisis. more than a million iraqis have been forced to leave their homes. as iraq and other countries focus on fighting isil, a lot of those displaced by the conflict have fallen through the cracks. no group has been spared from the violence. this camp near baghdad is home. this woman struggles to care for her son. his epilepsy is going untreated. >> we left our homes overnight at 2:00 in the morning. we heard that isil is coming. they killed my brother, cousin and some of my clothes relatives. >> with the cold coming there is only plastic to cover the windows. the children struggle to maintain a normal life. there is nothing normal about this. they've learned one of the first lessons of war. it's the civilian who is suffer. al jazeera, baghdad. >> let's go to somalia now where four people have been killed in a suicide-bomb attack in the capitol of

the boy send a text message to his mother guiding them to a false waliding to the attic where the boyfound. sergeant kevin hughes. >> the real investigation begins that we need to know all the questions, the who, the what, the where, the when, and the why. so to find out exactly what happened is going to be the job of our detectives now. >> reporter: why the boy didn't attempt to call his mother before this weekend is not known. his father and stepmother are now being held without bond. vicente arenas, new york. >> quite a story. >>> when we return, some of the nfl's best quarterbacks light up the scoreboard on sunday. .. shh! taste better in our savory broth. vegetables!? no...soup! oh! soup! loaded with vegetables. packed with taste. you think it smells fine, but your passengers smell this... eliminate odors you've gone noseblind to for up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip. female passenger: wow. smells good in here. vo: so you and your passengers can breathe happy. beroccaaaaaaaaaaaa! [popping & fizzing sounds] support both mental sharpness and physical energy with berocca.

the orchestra performed the christmas attic album live for the first time.the 1998 rock opera is part of the group's fail mousz christmas trilogy. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> it is a first alert wealther day as we go into tonight through tomorrow. and really, into the day tomorrow. we have a lot of fog as wzwk s up tomorrow morning, dense fog, at times, will be creating travrl problems including some big airport delays, kind of like what we have today. if not, maybe a little bit worse in some cases. a warm and wet christmas eve for you. temperatures in the low 60s for parts of the area. here's a live look outside at center city. we have a lot of low clouds out there and by tomorrow morning, you will have a lot of fog out there. the air port visibility is five miles. temperatures well above freezing. there are some areas that are seeing dense fog across the area. mt.pocono coming in half mile visib visibility: pottstown, two miles. dover is coming in at a quarter mile visibility. we'll have patchy, dense fog.

if you have an old apple computer sitting in your attic or the basement, you may want to take a closer look. in a 1976 apple one that still works sold for $365,000 at christies this week. lower oil prices are good news for the stock market and economy except when they are not. don't rule out santa claus. maybe a rally the end of the year. tom lee is the funder of fundstra. and leigh gallagher fortune magazine assistant managing edit . it has been scary watching what happened with oil prices. normally you think yea but this time it is dragging downs down. what's happening here. >> i think that investors have been nervous about slowing economic growth. china and europe have been weak and oil is a signal of after recession. i think investors have been trying to figure out how much is supply and demand. in the meantime investors have been wanting to get out of anything related to oil. >> you mentioned, how much is supply and demand. is both but what's your best guess how you break it down? >> i suspect that dollar strength and market positioning is playing a bigger role in the weakness of

workers discovered the videos and an old camcorder in jenkinsson's attic, they tracked down the owner in northeastern pennsylvania. >> i was totally surprised but very thankful and appreciative. we thought the camera and the movies in it for gone for. >> and mark christie said he and his wife lost the bag 16 years ago. the family intends to pick up their precious videos soon after christmas. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >> a cold and breezy morning. it's a live view from center city where the winds are steady this morning, making it feel like it's in 20s. right now, 37 degrees at 4:27. katy zachry is in the "first alert" traffic center. good morning, katy. >> good morning, bill. in plainsboro township, new jersey, for drivers there, route 1 in both directions at college road, we're just getting information of a downed pole there. all lanes are blocked. i'll help you around it, coming up. >>> and ten penndot employees are facing charges in a corruption scheme aimed at ripping off taxpayers. the attorney general says this is just the beginning. >> announcer: nbcs

. >> we had to deploy tear gas to convince him to come out of the attic and surrender. >> no one else was hurt shh. >>> a frustrating end to the holiday weekend for a lot of travelers. flights were delayed all day because of the weather. rain coupled with problems in denver made for long lines and waits for people who had to fly. that was the last thing one young man needed after standing in the bay area. >> i have some work to do actually. i have a write an essay tonight. >> at least he wasn't flying out of midway of the security line in chicago was a mile long at one point. >> oh no. you always expect delays but your son got delayed out of oakland. >> i was smocked he was- -shocked. he was two and a half hours late. they were saying it was weather related and you dollars don't say that to me. it had nothing to do with weather. they were partly cloudy in denver at the time so it was holiday traffic. today we are looking at fog around the bay area for your travel. also picking up a little bit of light precipitation now located in the north bay according to that right there. you see th

living space, and pulled down all of the sheetrock from the stop to put out the fire that was in the attic. >> the injured was taken to the hospital, and is expected to be okay. >>> cyber monday. hardly the start of the online shopping season. before you click that mouse, five mistakes that could cost you money. >> and chipping away at an age old sweet tradition. how the girl scouts are moving into the digital age. >> and kids playing cops and robbers to help police. the message behind this holiday video. ,,,,,,,, the national retail federatn says more than 133 million people shopped at stores and online. >>> opening the holiday shopping season, a bit flat. the national retail federation says 133 million of you shop at stores and online. sounds like a lot. but it is actually down, more than 5% from last year. the total spending from thursday through sunday is expected to be down 11% from 2013. >>> today's cyber monday sales are also expected to draw fewer shoppers than last year. >> a lot of them aren't being as careful as they should. the five most common mistakes online shoppers make. it

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guard crews are trying to rescue hundreds of people trapped aboard a burning ferry in the had a dry attic sea. at least one person is dead and two others are hurt. so far almost half of the 478 people on board have been rescued, but officials say gale- force winds and choppy seas are hampering efforts to reach the strappedded passengers and crew. the ferry was sailing from greece to italy when the fire broke out. >>> a plane bound from toronto to dulles had to make an emergency landing in pennsylvania this morning. the porter airline flight was diverted when the crew smelled smoke. the 66 passengers were put op another plane and continued on to dulles. >>> tolls on the 95 express lanes go into effect tomorrow. state troopers spent the day reminding drivers of the rules of the road. stephanie ramirez says they also have a warning to those trying to cheat the system. >> reporter: if you don't have a flex pass that's fine but come tomorrow you are going to need some sort of basic smart tag or e-z-pass, and if you don't have one of these troopers will find you. >> these white panels in my veh

. >> reporter: the two alarm fire started in one apartment on the third floor, spread to the attic andough to another building. firefighters arrived within minutes but were overwhelmed to see how quickly the flames spread. firefighters were able to get the fire under control around 5:30. they stayed at the scene to put out hot spots that flared up. about 40 people are left homeless. the red cross is assisting 10 families in their time of need. >> it's amazing how resilient people are after a fire and these people will be resilient. >> reporter: for chowdhury it will be difficult to pick up the pieces especially with the holidays right around the corner. >> it's right before christmas. it's tough. tough to believe. >> reporter: the fire marshal is now investigating. so far no word on what caused this fire. in claymont, delaware, syma chowdhury, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> a domestic dispute may have sparked a shooting at a bar in the northeast just after midnight a 23-year-old man suffered a graze wound to his arm while sitting inside mcgee's pub in holmesburg. 15 minutes aft

in other news a ferry in the adegree attic sea caught fire with hundreds on board.it got in trouble. the details. >> reporter: in stormy seize and cold conditions the atlantic ferry continues to burn. some of the passengers have been lifted from the safety with winds up to 100 kilometers an hour hour. greek fire fighting ships are on their way. several large vessels have circled the ferry trying to shelter it from the winds. >> in the area the weather conditions are very bad, with high winds hail and rain. we can say the passenger ship "europa" larged a life boat. the passengers are various nationalities. 234 are freak, another 34 make up the crew. >> they left patras at around 5:30 in the morning local time. it was heading to the italian port of ankona. it's not clear what caused the fire but it's thought it started in the car deck. in his weekly address at the vatican, pope francis prayed for the victims of the ferry fire. >> i am close to their family members and those who are living through these difficult situations with apprehension and suffering as well as th

workers found the videos and an old camcorder in the attic two months ago. today the owner of the long lost family memories was tracked down in northeast pennsylvania. >> i was totally surprised, but very thankful and appreciative. we thought the camera and the movies that were in it were gone forever. >> he says he and his wife lost the camera bag on vacation 16 years ago. the family plans to pick up their precious videos soon after christmas. >>> santa had a little help bringing christmas cheer to some philadelphia children. he was joined by the phillie phanatic for a visit to where children got to pick out gifts and tell santa what they wanted for christmas. the charity presented a check to the organization. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> we certainly had a milder and windy day today, but tonight temperatures are dropping and by tomorrow morning you are going to notice a change. it will be colder as you walk outside. some areas will be in the 20s, too. we do stay dry as we end out the week and even going into

blaze broke out in a garage on villa rita drive near big lots around 8:00 a.m., then spread to the attic. a fire captain was hurt from falling debris. crews say the captain will recover. no one else was hurt in the fire which is still under investigation tonight. >>> apple is heading to court tomorrow to defend itself in a lawsuit and a key witness in the case is none other than its legendary cofounder the late steve jobs. jobs will be heard in a videotaped deposition. at issue is a billion-dollar class action lawsuit over apple's ipod music players. plaintiffs contend music lovers were essentially locked into using ipods because they couldn't easily switch music collections to other portable devices. the case has been going back and forthary nearly a decade. >>> world aids day at the memorial grove in golden gate park. congresswoman nancy pelosi along with judith light spoke at the event. other guests were honored for their leadership and activism to find a cure. attendees were able to share stories to pay tribute to lost friends and loved ones. it's estimated that 35 million people hav

. >> still to come, you might have a few of these in your attic.ds and sales of vinyl albums selling pass the one million mark for the first time in two decades. what's been driving the survival? next. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." 2014 has been the year that vinyl records made a comeback apparently soaring past one million and the u.k. for the first time in nearly two decades. here with more as a man who runs the organization tracking the sale ball kind of music in the u.k., chief executive of the official charts company, martin talbot. why is vinyl making a comeback? >> i think it's a number of things. it is appealing to different groups of people who maybe had collections in the past but fished them out of the attic and bought a new turntable, but another generation as well growing up. most of the music being sold is digital. they cannot see it, cannot hold it. as a contrast of that, they want to own vinyl. >> who's buying what? buthey are buying new bands withhey have millions streaming and download services which enables them to plunder th

these soldiers come from variouvarious backgrounds and their families have been going through a draw attic time over 4 months as a protest, to keep pressure on the government to try to secure their release. what their families have been doing in the capitol is closing down some of the roads as a protest months. we have spoken to the families at those protests. they say they feel entirely pourless the they don't know what else to do to try to secure the release of their loved ones. they receive calls occasionally from their loved once, but they often receive text messages and contacts, they say, from the captors, themselves, taunting them and pressuring them, saying that they should continue to keep up their protests in the capitol, continue to pressure the lebanese government. otherwise, their loved ones will be executed. some of them showed united states some text messages from the captors, themselves. it's been an ongoing nightmare for those families. they really just want 2 to see an end to this. it's worth pointing out that at some of those protests, we have seen family members of the

. >> you think it was a high poe condrey attic response?i think it was just a stress response thinking my life was going to change so dramatically? >> and did it? >> it did for a year. >> what happened in that year? >> first i panicked is one way -- >> of course you got depressed, your life is over. >> and i was about to leave on a trip. i was about to travel to india for a month. i canceled my trip and i decided it just felt disproportionate that the diagnosis was too big for the symptoms so i thought i should get a second opinion which i did. >> let me ask you a question. when you went to get the second opinion, did you tell your doctor you were getting a second opinion? did you take that mri to the next doctor? >> actually after i had gotten a couple -- i got a second, third, and fourth opinion and then i called the original doctor because i thought he was going to work with me and he never returned my call. >> right. he got upset. i think what i'm taking away from your story is you can't be fearful because the diagnosis they gave you an

. >> read it can be in your attic get it into your he ducks in moving our around in it.you may be breathing in their stuff right now. -- heating ducks. >> jacqueline: for your saturday look like we will see more or showers. especially as we had in to next week. it is cloudy everywhere. we will see shower's kickoff in the north the bay in about one out or order to. moderate rain and that it will impact this for the morning commute. it is dried right now as we move past 10 showers will kick off in the north the bay. >> jacqueline: sh--still impacting in the north the day. by 7, will be in doubt and the east bay and the peninsula. it reaches down to san jose 9:00 in the morning but spotty showers. we will see the shourd pattering continue. keep the umbrella handy for the day. as for, morning lows tomorrow we will be pretty mild to start the day. >> jacqueline: still in the '50s tomorrow and chilly. as for this year we will cease now. as for saturday, a lingering snow showers in the morning but drier in the afternoon and into sunday. >> jacqueline: here is a look at the exte

>>> 10 people are now confirm dead after fire breaks out on board a greek ferry in the aid degree atticea. hundred of people on board that ship at the time head to do italy. still more than 400 survived the oh deal. but some passengers say there weren't enough life boats on board. and that fire alarms did not work properly. an investigation into the cause of that fire continues tonight. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock a serial robber has been targeting hotels in two counties at gun point. this man has struck seven times in west and southwest philadelphia, and in tinicum township, delaware county. surveillance video shows the man not just robbing the register, he also takes cash and valuables from workers and customers. now the man does cover his face but he's been spotted more than once in a bright yellow vest with the letters pwd. also knew at 11:00 trenton bishop david o'connell is recovering following surgery to remove his left foot and ankle and part of his lower leg. it's all due to infections brought about by diabetes. just a short time ago in a statement the diocese of trenton said that

it becomes problem attic when we reduce race, racism to intentionality.you see a black guy in the street and law enforcement officer and you see danger when there is none, they're older and more guilty, as recent apa study shows. that is a form of racism whether your intent is there, it is not the point. it is racist. >> that they the problem with the criminal justice system. you have to prove intent to prove the crime. >> that's why. >> a muddy issue. >> all right. thank you. >> that's why i say, not sure the legal system is equipped to handle issues of raise m. >> thank you very much to all three of you. you can see some of the difficulties here. i think, excellent job to all of you. thank you for explaining what the standard was for the grand jury. not just, not just probable cause. talking about criminal act. i want to go to jason carol, union square, near downtown new york city. walking with protesters. earlier when you and i first spoke when you were out there. you were in columbus circle. empire state building. now all the way down in union square,