midnight firefighters tried their best the stock from spreading but once amata's went into the common attic it took off they said the building was empty when the fire began we're headed there now we will have a live report as soon as it gets there state-owned for this breaking news story. >>reporter: right now you conceive of life picture at the golden gate bridge were we higher mostly cloudy conditions temperatures on the cooler side this morning make a way out the door and to work this morning you were definitely the a light jacket or a sweater with sea temperatures evenly spread lots of fifties currently around the bay area 51 and not of 50 degrees of the lay off 56 in oakland 55 for hayward and fremont 51 degrees currently in sunnyvale and 53 coming in for san jose and. >>reporter: we will have when speaking about 10 to 15 mi. an hour here is a look at the afternoon howe mostly sixties this is ride around the 3:00 hour 63 in oakland 59 in san francisco 67 in fremont 69 for our friends in san jose. we will start to see all warmer with some '80s on the board for our warmest and locations

her and those waters were still rising. >> when you're sitting in an attic and watching the water rised you can go no higher, and cannot go out, it's absolutely gut wrenching. >> reporter: earlier today, lisa got to eat food for the first time in three days. she said that all they've had is bottled water that some neighbors were able to share with them until rescue crews were able to get back here into these areas. the search and rescue operation till still very much underway. officials say 23 people have been killed. but they expect that number to go up as they get back into a lot of these areas which have simply been unaccessible until now. in west virginia, i'm garrett tenney, fox news. >>> back here at home, new jersey state police are investigating a deadly accident in atlantic county in which two people were killed. the crash happened just before 1:00 o'clock on the garden state parkway in port republic. troopers say a driver lost control of his car and drove right through a guardrail and then the car flipped several times. rolling down an embankment and landing in some thick mar

when he sold the family home and moved to massachusetts in 1912, he left the photographs in the attic. the contents of the box in the attic was give ton the museum of the city of new york because they teamed up with the curator at the time and together they prepared an exhibition, the battle of islam which in 1947 introduced his photographs to the world. the show featured 50 beautiful prints made by land from his negatives with quoteations culed by mayor from his writings. this comparison of the print on the left and the print from the negatives -- the contact print from this negative gives you some idea of the artistry. he doubled the size of the prints, which you cannot really ee here. but what you can see is get some sense of his darkroom wizardry which he created detailed highlights. he also cropped out if foregrounds of the image eliminating the areas out of to can you which brought our attention to the rag pickers in the middle distance. he cropped out this basically out-of-focus foreground so in his foreground you get a close-up view of these rag pickers. so that it's a much mo

they got clear to the attic and the house left. one of the kids was saved but one of the kids was saved but one of the kids was saved that one little child the daughter, the mother and grandfather were lost in the flood and she is standing there looking at it, what do you say?se there are no words to replace that say you see these types ofb tragedies and then i walkedis across the bridge and this gentleman came and got me and said come on joe i want you to come over and see that i walked across the bridge for another nidal large stream comes out of the mountains but it become a raging river and they basically joined.d, sometimes the hydrology will back up and create the dam or the water creates the dam itseld i walk in there and it looked like a bomb had gone off and there were three or four homes completely burning and it exploded.nd he had been one of them and he said when this all hit and the water he ran as quick as he could with his wife and they headed up to the hillside that they thought everybody had gotten out at a lady to

when she was in that attic she was frantically calling 911 for seven hours trying to getto g someone to rescue her. if those water were still rising. sitting in a attack att and watching water rise and youy can go no higher and can't go a out it is absolutely gut wrenchg chinning. earlier lisa got to eat food for foo the first time in three days. they said -- she said all they had was bottled water neighbors were able to share until rescue crews were able to get back here search, rescue option very mucho under way.der 23 people have been killed. they expect that number to go up if they get back kneeing a lotk of these areas which simply in accessible until now. in west virginia garrett tintt knee >> residents in west virginiania deal with those massive floodlod water fortunately here in our area a much different story. today we had a picture perfect day. gwen with us. >>> we had plenty of sunshine nice dry conditions best of all no humid disqualified. we always love that. as we know in west virginia thar rain really causing a lot of issues. e were pretty powerfull storms that moved t

testing out a jet backpack that might be used on spacewalks and they were able to operate that in the attic space that was so commodious. there was the remainder of the propellant tank and that became a big trashcan and they put the trash through the hats and it would go through the lower level. the orbital workshop was the largest part of the skylab. above it, there was an airlock module that enables them to go this bignto service exhibit tory -- observatory which was a wonderful scientific facility attached to the orbital workshop and using the instruments friday of cameras and detectors on the apollo telescope mount, we got our first really detailed view of activity on the sun and we understood the first time how our sunour son is -- is. moving all the time, it has holes and storms on it and it was an amazing thing to get this new information through the telescopes on skylab. see thethe top, one can docking ports for the apollo service module which was the shuttlecraft to bring the astronauts to skylab and bring them back home again. the pulsing is 22 seats in diameter. when you think of

attic could be another very interesting week ahead. the people >> pam: there did not lead deal with the word concession they the plan on moving on. no canada ever send the signal the day before they drop out. they always fight to the and always have a chance. if that city of a chance to maintain that slim chance. superdelegate >> reporter: are made up of party officials congress members and governors and the next president is going to have to work with their own party officials the system isn't rigged eventually they did switch because it he was winning the popular vote. he is not winning the popular vote. \ "if you go now? berne"he'd tell bust. because i cannot picture myself stepping far enough away from my own to vote for hillary. >> steve: get reaction when bernie does take the podium. we expect to hear from bernie we know he's been invited to meet with the president on thursday as presumably he continues his campaign for the district of columbia primary could take place last week it will in fact give a chance to vote and takes pla

9-1-1, waiting to see if anyone would be able to come to rescue them. >> when you're sifting in an atticand you can go no higher and cannot go out, it's absolutely gut wrenching. i have counseled my blessings every five minutes wednesday night. probably talked more to god in the last two days than i have in my last 45 years. >> reporter: and lisa, like most folks here, did not have flood insurance, and this just this last hour the governor here wrapped up a press conference and told us how this area, like so many of the other areas that were the hardest hit, were already struggling economically before this flood. after this, not going to get any better. >> how bad is the coming rain? very worried? >> well, one to two inches is what they're expecting but it doesn't sound like a lot, but when you look at how much water they've got here, the group is so saturated, they're worried if it hits these areas it could cause more flooding. this ground, officials are worried about sinkholes. they have been seeing those start to pick up around the area because of all of the heavy equipment here remov

i mentionedat earlier who was rescued from the attic, she also lost her business. country tonight is we need help. reporting live from west virginia, scott mclean. kimberly? kimberly: now a 7 on your side consumer alert, the death of the "star trek" actor sparked a class-action lawsuit against jeep fiat chrysler. they said the company failed to disclaim the shifter defect. hisactor was crushed by jeep grand cherokee after it rolled down his driveway and pinned him to a brick wall. a civil rights group said the defect affects over 800,000 vehicles. some dc-10 it -- some d.c. tenants who were fed up with their landlord purchased their building. we interviewed them in 2009. help andcity's nonprofit, they rebel to get loans to buy out the landlord. they renovated the building as a co-op. they are now seeking applications for people who want to move into 14 unoccupied units. if you like barbecue, you may want to check out the giant national capital barbecue battle , going on until 9 p.m. tonight on pennsylvania avenue. it also runs from 11 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. chefs are

also room to have an exercise bicycle and to have some experiments set up and then they had a huge attic above the living area where extra supplies were stored and a lot of the system elements were there. it was so big that they could run track around the perimeter of it and do tumbling around the perimeter. just running and tumbling across the tops of the lockers. that was for fun, but they also too.t for serious reasons, they were testing out a jet backpack that might be used on spacewalks and they were able to operate that in the attic space that was so commodious. ,elow their living deck floor there was the remainder of one of the propellant tanks and that became a big trashcan and they put the trash through the hats ch and it would go through the lower level. the orbital workshop was the largest part of the skylab. but above it, there was an airlock module that enabled them to go outside into this big -- and service this big observatory which was a wonderful scientific facility attached to the orbital workshop. using the instruments, a variety of cameras and detectors on the apollo

what firefighters found is fire was spreading quickly through the attic space.four alarms. there were more than 400 firefighters at the peak. this was a mutual case as well. they were trying to defend the homes behind part of the strip mall and also trying to defend the gas station that is in the same parking lot. the afc two-hour firefight, just to contain the fire. it was another hour-and-a-half after that bef the fire was considered under control. there are 20 different businesses on the marquee here at the shopping center. all different kind of businesses an certainly we expect that those folks who own those businesses will start to assess the damage and see where they go from here. in san jose, chris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> chris, thank you very much. it is a gut wrenching moment for the san jose police department for the law enforcement community in general as they remember a fallen officer. last night hundreds gathered in honor of officer michael katerman. >>. >> reporter: we have details we are learning ability his death. it's so tragic. >> repor

there could be another $3.5 billion wiped out as a result of program attic trading.nother analyst from ubs says as much as $160 billion. this could be significant here. alix: we did see a lot of that in august. we talked about that exacerbate in any kind of selloff as well. take us through any other big historical event somewhat the market similarities were from then to now. the chief global strategist at charles schwab looked at this. he looked at a couple of things. it looked at the japanese earthquake in 2011, the debt ceiling standoff in august of that year, and the 2012 eurozone recession triggered by the crisis there. on thesechart based three events, and he points out, yes, you have big kleins in each of -- big declines in each of these cases, but you have recovery pre-shock levels. we are talking about significant shocks. of ansounding a little optimistic note on what we could potentially see -- not tomorrow, not next week, maybe several months down the road. waslet: the damage we saw extensive. how does this compare to the past? julie: i was surprised. it's

jose spokesman said first truck came four minutes after the call and the flames had spread into the attic. residents used garden hoses to try to keep flames away. firefighters set up structure protection. no homes were damaged. >> i want to say thank you for everyone who helped. you know, we're totally fine because of them. >> reporter: the shopping center has been here since the late '60s making it a neighborhood landmark. >> i hope in the near future we can clean up and rebuild the shopping center again. >> reporter: fire crews will be out here the rest of the day keeping an eye on hot spots. arson investigators are on the scene looking for the cause. reporting live in san jose, matt keller. >>> this is similar to another one in the south bay a few weeks ago. a five-alarm fire broke out rancho shopping center camino real. six businesses were destroyed, several others damaged. the cause is still being investigated. >>> get ready for some major changes in our forecast. a live look from our camera shows a few clouds moving in over san francisco and at&t park where the giants are about to h

she had to move up into the attic. all she had with her two dogs and she took ironing board and to have something to sit on. she called for seven hours, 911 waiting to see if anyone would come and rescue them. >> when you're sitting in attic and watching water rise and can go no farther and get out it is absolutely gut-wrenching. i counted my blessings every five minutes. i probably talked more to god in the loose two days than i have in the last 45, 46 years. reporter: lisa, like some people here, majority of them do not have flood insurance which will only make the recovery effort that much more difficult. the governor was here a couple hours ago. he told us this area was already struggling economically due to the depression and he said, this is not going to help because these small businesses, really what was keeping this area alive. so many of those, they will have to decide they are going to rebuild now. melissa: garrett, amazing story. really heartwrenching. thank you so much for that. david: you think you have p

the flames started in bushes behind the auto parts store on south white road only to spread to the attic and roof. firefighters say it was a challenge putting out the fire because where the flammable materials inside the store were, no one was hurt. >>> the family of a boy who fell into guerilla exhibit in cincinnati will not sue the cincinnati zoo. the tapes of the 911 calls are out. >> cincinnati 911. >> my son fell in the guerilla exhibit-- >> reporter: moments after her boy fell into the guerilla enclosure the mother called for help. while overseas. he comes face to face with a wild elephant. [ audio difficulties ] >> we had a problem with that tape there. >>> also scary moments for arnold schwarzenegger. while over seas. he comes face to face with a wild elephant. [ bleep ] 4. >> he was on a -- [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> he was visiting for a sporting event named after him. he tweeted about his experience. i am in awe of the beautiful, strong animals even though some of us had to change our pants after this. we need stop killing them. take a photo, not a shot. >> that elephant was not h

we saved ourselves by going into -- -- into the attic.after about three hours, my myndson and onto the roof -- grandson climbed onto the roof, where we were spotted by a helicopter. reporter: collapsed roads, overturned cars, and homes stripped of their foundations. a disaster center has been set up in the worst affected district in southern germany. floods came in quickly, catching many residents off guard. the bodies of three women were pulled from a flooded basement. >> in only a split second, there was some sort of a tsunami wave, which caused havoc for all. reporter: elsewhere, strong currents ripped through. trapped by the sudden swell, residents were airlifted to safety. a cleanup operation is currently underway. we are now pumping the water out of the houses and the basements. we still need to bring containers here to dispose of all the debris. floodwaters submerged roads leading to the town's hilltop school, where 250 children spent the night in a gymnasium. nancy: and germany follows the lead of several countries, including fran

prince george county while battleing a fire in land-over hild and settin settingtors bringing to the attic. one firefighter for a second floor window. he is cheated and the cause of investigation of what turns now to the forecast. let's look live outside. there were strong winds out ere today. arounds knocking trees branche branches' is it going to be nice tomorrow and breezy. >> we can take the winds down tolly we can put part of the reason a lot of treepdz taken down across maryland and one last piece of energy that rad through as expected annie yu lies they has strong winds with it in fact it's the first time i seen the national warm service issue warnings without thunder or lightning. it was gusty whipped and we does have tree damage. that storm is out of the picture and we settle down nicely and winds as you can see here out of the north west. they're down to five miles an hour even aevt in the city he'll pick up as the sun goes back out. maybe 40, or 20 or 15 miles an hour. cooler air in place again for a second night in a owe. d.c. 65 and pagers town 57 dulles 577 and upper s north

kimberly lester says the water rose so fast, her mom and other relatives became trapped in their own atticse filled with natural gas and it exploded and she's such a strong woman, she made it out of the house and ended up in that tree. >> reporter: despite burns over 70% of her body, she hung on for six hours. >> honestly, i thought we were going to die. i thought my children were going to drown. >> reporter: ashley scott, her husband and two children were trapped in the attic next door. she couldn't see much. she didn't have to. >> we heard everything. we heard people screaming. we heard people saying that there were children floating down the street. we heard them screaming for help. >> reporter: when her mother-in-law's house exploded, they felt it. >> we heard -- we heard her screaming for help. and i knew right off it was her. >> reporter: loved ones in sight and sound of one another, separated by the deadly, racing water around them. help eventually did come. belinda scott was rushed to a nearby hospital where three days later, she died. what are we doing here? >> we are looking for a

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battalion chief with the san jose fire department gave everyone an update will it made its way in the attic where it then spread quickly. business owners are not sure what to do neck. the hair stylist may have to relocate. she rents a chair at the lux hair design. >> it is nice to work together. now we might have to be separated. for me. jay in san jose, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> abc7 news at 11:00. we are getting our first look at the young boy killed in that tragic alligator attack. the new precautions to make sure this never happens again. >> and protesting hate with kissing. the public displays of affection. >> and the vehicle that received an unexpected car wash. ♪ it's time to free yourself from the old way of buying and selling cars. introducing beepi, the radical new way to buy & sell cars, all online. carefully inspected, guaranteed and delivered right to you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you never have to step foot on a dealership lot again, neither should they. beepi.com zero to happy. >>> saw -- vanecia, san ramon and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> police in lake buena vista say the

the problem is it was spraying quickly through the attic space of this building. at the height of the fire, it was a four alarm. there were more than 100 firefighters here on scene. the firefighters were not only budget out that fire, they were trying to make sure it did not spread the homes behind part of the strip mall nor to the gas station here in this same parking lot. it took about two hours of firefighting to get it under control or contained. it was three-and-a-half hours of firefighting before the battalion chief gets it under control. there will be slowing on santa teresa avenue. no road closures, people will be stopping looking at these 20 businesses that will now not be opening today. >> thank you very much, chris. it is 4:33. the police department mourns a fallen officer, an 11 year veteran of that department. thousands of officers gathered last night for a procession in his honor. . >>> a violent crash in north san jose yesterday afternoon. >> left to go to work. he wanted to see his family when he got off. he didn't make it. >> a minivan struck the

. >> i just saw him in the attic -- >> man or woman?k it was a man. >> reporter: sandra bullock trapped in her home when her alleged stocker, joshua corbett, broke in. >> what's your name? >> sandra bullock. >> reporter: these 911 calls were played at his trial. >> i hear something. i hear someone banging on the door. i'm locked in my closet. i have a safe door in my bedroom and i've locked it and i'm locked in the closet right now. >> reporter: according to prosecutors he was arrested at her householding a two-page love letter to the oscar-winning actress. >> in his mind, thought he was married to sandra bullock. delusional as it is, that's what he thought. >> reporter: he's pleaded not guilty but could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted. just two weeks ago, john rinaldi convicted of stalking and harassing brooke shields. shields claims it had been going on over 30 years. she took the stand at his trial, helping to convict him. rinaldi was sentenced to 60 days in jail. "kill bill" star uma thurman's convicted stalker jack jorda

battalion chief with the san jose fire department gave everyone an update will it made its way in the attic where it then spread quickly. business owners are not sure what to do neck. the hair stylist may have to relocate. she rents a chair at the lux hair design. >> it is nice to work together. now we might have to be separated. that's hard for me. jay in san jose, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> abc7 news at 11:00. we are getting our first look at the young boy killed in that tragic alligator attack. the new precautions to make sure this never happens again. >> and protesting hate with kissing. the public displays of affection. >> and the vehicle that received an unexpected car received an unexpected car wash. ♪music the lord says, "come to me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and i will give you rest." join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30. for more information visit mysundaymass.org ipg&i help customerss, how with their bills.day? there's different rates to fit different needs, so listening is a huge part of my job. because customers want to k

three homes collided, that's the one you saw burned up and blew up, and the one woman was in the atticshe got blown out of the house and hanging into a tree. i think she finally pa rished last night because of the burns she had. then the other people up the other side of the street i talked to the grandmother who she lost her husband, her daughter, and one of her two grandsons, they climbed into the attic before it was washed away. i don't know how -- you know, my heart goes out and my prayers. i don't know how to console people that such tragic losses, but we'll get through it. west virginia is tough. we'll make it. but we appreciate and we do need the help. >> well, i know you mountaineers are tough, but it's so heart breaking. what more should or could the federal government do, fema, what can we do as americans to help our neighbors? >> yeah, in 1985 we had a historic flood. and the federal government and fema worked in, we altered the streams and did repairs to streams, infrastructure, and in some areas, you know, we didn't have the loss of life like we did this time, but we have

outside and look into the home's windows and move valuables you can see amove the into bathrooms or attics. burglars act quit. i made a big road trip just last week with the family. when we go away, we have to ease up on all the social media photos posted. i'm in south carolina posting great pictures of the fun we've had, but if i think about it now, i told everybody, hey, i'm not home, the house is empty, go ahead and steal my stuff. be smarter than i was and go check the house and then hit the road. >> don't let your house be the last thing you think about. you don't want to be on the beach somewhere thinking, did i close the upstairs windows? did i lock the back door? >> tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> well, severe storms moved out of south jersey and delaware, but we're watching a few more possibly for later tonight. right now, though, most of the area in the clear and a few popup showers still in parts of chester county and lancaster county, just developing very quickly. the rain got lighter in these sections neardowningtown in parts

embers from a fire outside the house start add fire in the attic. no one was hurt. two families live in the house. officials say there is substantial fire, smoke-and-water damage. no word on the initial fire outside. >> now, the pride event in san francisco, the parade went off without a hitch before a million people lining the route. as cornell barnard shows many argued the victims of orlando shooting. >> in san francisco, the pride was showing in a big way. massive crowds lining market street, to celebrate and remember. >> we witnessed to be part of everyone's mourning the loss and showing that we are still here. >> this group was a moving tribute holding pictures of every victim of the orlando nightclub shooting. one woman came from orlando to show their support and support. >> they represented families. that is why we are here. that is who we are. >> the support of people in general, and you feel the love wherever you go. >> mayor lee decided to walk not ride to honor the victims. >> our hearts are hurt by what happened in orlando and we will get past the hate a

prince george's county from fedex field through clinton and brand winn back -- brandy wine towards attic -- a.k.a. kee. quantity co-in -- quantico at 7:06. light showers leftover from parts of southern st. mary's county. tomorrow a chance for a couple of storms in the afternoon here or there, not a yellow weather alert but sunday that could be a very rough weather day around here. i'll have more on that coming up and i also urge you because of that on sunday, you want your wusa9 app with you. download, it's free -- download it. it's free. back in a few minutes with the rest of your week from metro's big safety surge so when the clock strikes midnight all rail lines will stop running and stations will close. this is just the first part of metro's safe track plan which involves 13 days of continuous single tracking between boston and east falls church. if you think you will not be impacted because you drive, think again. all the people usually driving metro will be finding different ways to work. >> if y/ayou have other option please use them. >> i plan on being on the train on monday. >>

one home sustained minor damage and the other more severe damage because the fire spread to its attic. the outbuildings were destroyed. the fire -- the flames were under control by this afternoon. there is still no word on what started the fire.>>> in san francisco, investigators looking into a disaster involving an elderly disabled woman and a paratransit bus that had just dropped her off. it happened around 11:00 this morning at the corner of gary and franklin street. it appears the woman was on her way to a church meeting when she was run over.>> by the time the paratransit minibus came to a stop on franklin street just pie scary, it was too late. an elderly woman who used a walker to get around was crushed underneath. her smashed hat and glasses sat a few feet away.>> it is tragic and unusual.>> reporter: it happened before 11:00 this morning. the driver of the paratransit minibus that service -- serves people with disabilities had just dropped her off at the corner of franklin street and . it dragged her through the intersection. people at the unit turk -- at the unitarian church

we ran up to the attic to save ourselves, and then we put some red handkerchiefs on a broomstick so theyould cs, and take us -- cs, and take us. reporter: many towns across lower bavaria look like this. entire streets are washed out. cars tossed around like toys. towering walls of debris, barricading neighborhoods. and stunned residents, taking stock of the destruction. authorities say the cost of damages will likely exceed 10 billion euros. in paris, the river sand -- seine burst its banks. many roads in the areas flooded. another disruption for tourists and locals amid labor strikes already paralyzing travel. in the region just south of the french capital, several villages remain submerged. water in the loire has reached levels not seen in a century, and more heavy rainfall is still expected. according to authorities, more than 5000 people have had to evacuate their homes to escape the rising waters. anchor: we have to take a short break. when we come back, the latest from the business world. don't go away. anchor: welcome back. a quick reminder of our top stories. german lawmakers app

because the strip mall was built in the 1960s, it did not have fire breaks in the attic and wasn't requiredo have a sprinkler system either. >>> a big setback for the warriors, they would win the nba title tomorrow night in cleveland but they have to do it without andrew bogut. he hurt his knee during this play on monday. we'll show you the play in a moment. several bruised bones. bogut won't need surgery, just recovery time. here is the play. he's out for the remainder of the series. they have to do it without bogut. >> a bruised bone is so painful and so much swelling. that's terrible. >> let's talk about this rain that is headed our way. ja you've been saying for three days it's coming. >> that's excellent news and helps to keep our fire danger down. let's look at the micro climate forecast. here is what we've been dealing with for a lot of the bay area today. gusty winds. right now in san francisco, out of the west at 18 miles per hour. beautiful, puffy cumulous clouds. how much are temperatures down after a few isolated low 70s in the south bay. already dropping to 68, east bay 65. als

battalion chief with the san jose fire department gave everyone an update will it made its way in the attic where it then spread quickly. business owners are not sure what to do neck. the hair stylist may have to relocate. she rents a chair at the lux hair design. >> it is nice to work together. now we might have to be separated. for me. jay in san jose, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> abc7 news at 11:00. we are getting our first look at the young boy killed in that tragic alligator attack. the new precautions to make sure this never happens again. >> and protesting hate with kissing. the public displays of affection. >> and the vehicle that received an unexpected car wash. sfx:you hear that?ing up that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as 69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. clap, clap, ding whe gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so you know what he gives? i'll give you everything

the fire started on that second floor and spread to the attic. the house was vacant at the time. authorities are investigating the cause of that blaze. >>> from the sports world, maria sharapova will appeal the suspension for using a banned substance and says she was not aware that the world anti-doping agency barred athletes from using the drug she was it increases blood flow which increases exercise capacity. nike will continue to partner with sharapova despite that suspension. >>> so say you're looking for the stanley cup, guaranteed it's in pittsburgh tonight. >> that's because if the peng n penguins beat the sharks they will be the champions. >> we deliver. >>> he's stan. i'm neil. the beard is real and so are the cavaliers. >> nba playoffs got real. warriors with a two-game lead. game three tonight. irving had 16 points. 8 assists for the game and lebron james told his team follow me and they did. look at the hustle on defense, for the ball and in the sky. james and company can even things up can get a win on abc. they take it 120-90. >> excuse me while i kiss the sky. excu

we went to the attic and attached red cloth to a broom handle, and waved so people could get us.fter three hours, my grandson climbed onto the roof and the helicopter reacted. james: thousands of homes have lost power, and authorities are now trying to account for everyone. >> at the moment, there are two people missing where we have the rescue measures. we cannot give anymore details, because they are constantly changing. james: the population across the border in france is dealing with similar scenes. doneis is what they have in this west town. the river has burst its banks. people have been rescued. the authorities have declared this town to be in a state of red alert. james: the center of the town's underwater. the best way to get from one part to the other is by canoe. one group of evacuees gets across by truck. in central paris, the river seine has risen dramatically. as a precaution, the louvre museum has decided to remove artworks from underground storage rooms. james reynolds, bbc news. ♪ friday marks 27 years since the death of ayatollah khomeini, the cleric who seized

when they covered the entire second floor, she was in the attic on top of an ironing board with her two dogs. calling 911, trying to get someone to come and help her. her husband had gone to check on their business just before these floods started. she had no idea if he was still alive. eventually, firefighters were able to come and rescue her. here's how she described that moment. >> the water came so rapidly, they could not get a boat to us during the night. so we had to ride it out until daybreak and then boats came, if i'm correct, i believe we got out about 7:30 in the morning by boat out my front door. by the fire department. thank god for them. >> her home, her business, her car, completely destroyed. that is the same story of so many folks here on the ground. there's been an outpouring of support from local churches. friends and family, but they are saying they need more help. the governor of west virginia has just filed to have this flooding disaster to be declared a federal emergency disaster from fema so they can get that additional support on the ground and lisa, wanted to l

the fire started behind the mexican restaurant and made its way inside the building through the attic where it spread. business owners are not sure what to do. a hair stylest may have to relocate renting a chair at the love hair design. >> it is nice atmosphere to work together. now we might have to be separate ed. that is hard for me. >> hard on the neighbors, too, with the shops facing an uncertain future. >> governor brown is congratulating lawmakers a new budget which gives long sought increases in programs and putting away billions for a possible future recess. lawmakers approved. $122.5 billion budget yesterday. under the plan $148 million goes to the california state university system. $1 25 million to the university of california. and more money for both programs if they meet certain goals. an extra $100 goes to subsidiesed child care growing do $500 million over five years and $3.4 billion into the rainy day program which grows to $6.7 billion and heads to the governor for the signature. >> can we repeat history? a year ago today the warriors beef the cavaliers in cleveland i

one of the neighbors posted on facebook there's a family trapped in their attic with small children andknow one toddler is missing after being swept away in those floods. the governor has issued a state of emergency in 44 of the 55 counties in west virginia. chief meteorologist doug kammerer is in the storm center. the question of everyone's mind, is the rain finally over in west virginia? >> yeah, the good news, the rain is finally over in that region. the rain really brought havoc early in the day today. we started to see the rain around our region, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, it moved in to v with wv. they were in the warm you can see the thouunderstorm activity. the storms continuing. flash flood warning in to west virginia, virginia and the carolinas. five to seven inches of rain fell in parts of west virginia earlier prompting that flash flooding. you put that together with mountainous terrain and it is a big deal. right now around our region, a couple of thunderstorms back to baltimore, hagerstown and frederick , a couple of showers. that's the moisture moving down with the frontal boundar

no injuries american red cross was called because the fire what didal - the fire was extend to the attic space a corner building on hayes street that was incorrect the fire building was actually, one l-shaped building and nevertheless, the concern was fire if the attic and top floor matt haney both legs of the l aggressive action by those on the roof with the assistance of truck 6 helped to minimize the fire while louis the cruise to aggressively contain the fire from the interior not for the aggressive work by the companies that i want sunshine could have been much worse and residents displaced other items of note in may on may 22nd sftv first ambulance to use san francisco general hospital now emergency room entrance on may from the commander of the units on embarcadero we worked collaboratively with the rescue from under the train engines arrived after confirm they had the parked cars to the victim members of the rescue squad and truck 13 sftv were under the train car and secured them and get them to safety the victim was saved and transported to san francisco general hospital with mi

a young jewish girl hiding in an attic in holland where she writes in her diary, could it be true that forces have landed and we would be liberated. dwight eisenhower weighs in, the supreme commander, saying we have landed and the hour of liberation is approaching. but winston churchill, the prime minister of great britain, adds the sobering note that although we had a successful landing, in fact, we had a very long way to go. we are better than 700 miles away from berlin itself. as you can see by this map here, we have managed to achieve a toehold on the peninsula in france. we are along the beaches, that we are also facing a very hard, serious fight trying to move through northern france before we can start to get traction on defeating nazi germany. we are now in the race across france galleries in which we tell the story of the allied advance across northern france up to operation cobra in july of 1945. we were bottled up in the hedgerows. behind me, you can see how these wooded hedgerows across the fields of france held up our military advancement. these hedgerows were so thick, th

reporter: from the bushes behind the auto parts store, the fire and flames spread quickly into the attic and roof threatening the building. but it's what's inside this store that had firefighters scrambling. a potentially dangerous cocktail of car supplies that could easily set the building ablaze if they didn't work quickly. >> oil, antifreeze, all these potentially caustic and toxic materials that are in there. you want to make sure that we front load that with enough personnel and equipment that's going to knock this down and out as soon as possible. >> reporter: the fire department would eventually call in more than 75 firefighters and nearly two dozen fire engines and trucks. the fire was quickly contained and everyone got out safely. the fire department says with temperatures flirting with triple digits in the next few days, the risk is only going up. >> it's only going to get hotte and drier so the vegetation becomes more prone to ignition. the ignore sources can be very small. -- the ignition sources can be very small. devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> grassfires are a concern as we head

we no longer know what happened to that banner but we hope someone has it in their attic somewhere. there is also a great cartoon that shows them sewing the stars on the banner. it's continuing to reflect the state movement while showing the federal movement as well. this cartoon is called american justice. is this isting thing an image of her taking the image of democracy and patriotism -- it's uncle sam standing and turning it on its head a little bit. you see uncle sam standing in front of this round and gag, helpless woman holding up a bouquet of flowers. women come american you are our inspiration, you give us our soldiers, you conserve our food, you work in our munitions factory, he serve wounded, except our bouquet. easy her bound with unequal thiss, unequal wages and kindly om it flowers robe. these are issues women still continue to grapple with today and this image is one of many that we use where she featured uncle sam, the democratic donkey, the republican elephant typical images of democracy to showcase how contradictory our country was toward women. particularly during