afternoon and it appears that started in the garage and spread to the second- story living area and the attic. at one point the flames a burst through the roof causing it to partially collapse. there were no injuries but the home was badly damaged in the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> closing arguments in the penalty phase of the antolin garcia-torres trial is expected to start tomorrow. the same jury convicted garcia- torres of killing the morgan hill teenager sierra lamar and her body has never been found. they will decide whether garcia- torres should get the death penalty or life in prison.>>> the jury deliberations are expected to continue in the murder trial of the three santa clara county deputies accused of beating the jail inmate to death. the three deputies are being charged with murder in the fatal beating of michael tyree in 2015. defense lawyer suggested that michael tyree may have slipped, fell or hit himself idly before the body was found in the jail help. prosecutors point to the coroner's report that concluded that michael tyree was beaten to death. if they are

ainsley: is the president the crazy aunt in the attic? why would have you susan rice a person with no credibility out on the show talking about national security? and if she wants to refer to the trump administration as the crazy aunt in the attic, we know that the obama administration was the whiney, ♪y nose little crying child in the dirty diaper. look, our allies now know that the united states of america stands for something. we have a deterrent force. we have a credible, military option that can back up our foreign policy strategy. did you not see that in the years of obama administration. there is never -- there is no foreign polic policy or national security success that the obama administration can point back to. again, why would you have someone who has such a dearth of credibility when it comes to truthfulness susan rice talking about national security? steve: colonel, before did you go, what do you think about the direction this president is heading with north korea? >> well, i think the most important thing and, again, i was s

so he pulls up a chair in hit attic window and says, "when they go up to bed, i'll slip in."nd that's it. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> then he falls asleep. and then the next day, he says, "well, i'm going to wait until they go to work and go to school, the kids go to school, and i'll deal with it then." and he still can't confront it. so what turns around for him -- what started out to be a little problem now gets completely blown out of proportion, and he can't bridge the chasm. and pretty soon, he spirals down to the very basic of what a human being is, concerned about shelter and clothing and food. >> seth: yeah. and every day you wait, of course, it gets a lot harder to knock on the door, and say -- >> hey, make a re-entry? >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: you work with a lot of great actors in the film, but you also work with raccoons. >> yeah. >> seth: there are raccoons in the film. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: there's a -- that's a -- this doesn't strike me as a film with a large cgi budget, so i -- >> no. >> seth: so, it's safe to say that was a real raccoon you have

at this time, we think it may have been trapped in an attic space that was pretty well fortified withing. so that was probably the struggle getting in there to get to the fire. >> fire trucks are blocking lakeside drive at titan way. because this is a business park and a commercial area, at this point, the impact is pretty local. we don't expect that there's going to be a big impact until folks start arriving at work. but it appears that things are starting to wrap up here, so hopefully by the times folk arrive here at work, they won't even know it happened. in sunnyvale, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. >> more breaking news now, and a shooting overnight in san leandro has police looking for a suspect still. we broke the story when we came on air at 4:30 this morning. today in the bay's pete suratos is live at the scene with new details on the investigation. what have you learned? >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. the scene is cleared behind me here in san leandro following theory and shooting at a burger sam's just off east 14th street. in the past hour,

firefighters say the flames were on the first and second floors of the house, working their way up to the attic. nobody was injured but two people were forced out of the home. thome was in the process of being remodeled before the fire. >> we could learn more about a suspect connected to a string affaof arsons in contra costa county. >> investigators believe they have the guy behind at least seven car fires in the last week. good morning. >> reporter: correct, sam and laura. seven fires here in contra costa county. the fire protection district believes the suspect is connected to many more. that's why he is now going to be facing 43ko arson charges. today, we expect the contra costa fire protection district to release his name. what we know so far is he's 36 years old, lives here in the county. a special arson task force helped to arrest him early saturday morning at a mcdonald's in benicia less than a mile away just been set that morning. he sits in jail with bail set at $3 million. all the recent car fires have a common thread that connect them that suggest they were started by the same pers

research and development programs throughout the federal government in various departments in the attic and education department. energy is another department where you find some. this was a particularly apparent during the obama administration where they boosted the budget a lot of the stimulus. and you can draw direct lines to people who have supported the obama administration during their campaign getting funds then for their energy projects, sola we still need congress to get in line with that, too. >> we will come back, and we will discuss this at last. ♪ >>> i'm armstrong williams, and this is the right side forum. ♪. >>> so, what is the best process code? >> well, the tax code is riddled with loopholes and deductions for special interest. so if you will get them involved in the process, you are unlikely to see much reform. right now, i think what congress can do best is tax reform from reconciliation, which is a key term for a budget process that allows them to pass a bill with only 51 votes in the senate. so you get rid of the threads of the filibuster. what you should do is low

say it started near the entrance of the garage, and spread into the second-story living area in the attic. at 1 point it caused a partial collapse. there was no injuries, the home was badly damaged. the causes under investigation. >>> new at 11, authorities in east bay have called off the search for a boater who went missing. the coast guard said a man jumped from a boat into the water around 5 pm last night to get his hat. it had blown off, it happened near the antioch oakley peer. other people in the boat try to reach them, but they lost sight of him. coast guard said they were out until 11:00 looking for the man, coast guard helicopter looking again at first light this morning. they were not able to locate him. >>> officials at a south bay high school are responding to 2 racist from puzzles -- prompt proposals. they reported the first incident of a male student reading a poster sign invitation with bright -- racist content containing the n- word with a hangman news and a request to hang at the prom.>> the school ministry we are issued a statement that says no community should about any

the flames flames quickly spread to the building, reaching all the way up to the attic.e inside... sprung into action. because of the damage - firefighers cannot operate out of that firehouse. but no calls will be missed. the crews and appartus were dispersed throughout the county. it's xx and we're just getting started. breaking right now - a deadly morning on commuter routes shut down - and this morning seven is on your side with what you need to know. good morning i'm autria godfrey. and i'm larry smith. let's go straight to julie wright. - gorgeous start to the work week

he told them the racoons were born in his attic and rescuers wouldn't take them so he left them thereif you know who the man is, call wildlife emergency services of monterey. >>> time now 4:57. researchers are finally identifying a little girl under a bay area garage buried for more than a century. >> plus, the search for a new fbi director is under way. and california politicians are reacting to the news of president trump's firing james comey. how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. michelle griego. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... the morning rush is about to start... with drivers hitting work.. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, may 10. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. >> let's check it out. 5 a.m. and it is 53 degrees. >> it's windy this morning. >> driving away from my house this morning i could see i still had the u

uh, you shouldn't see any -- any space for air to escape up into the attic. because anytime you have that, you've got a, you know, energy loss. >> which costs the homeowner more money. >> a lot more money. >> particularly in the desert -- >> yes. >> in the summer. no question about that. insulation is one of the easiest yet most overlooked things to improve. you really need to understand how buildings work. as mike says, how a structure performs. >> building science is more looking at the entire envelope, the structure itself, and how it goes together and how it breathes and -- and prevents air infiltration but also prevents heat loss and, um, losing your air conditioning out your windows or out your walls or out pipes that are going through the ceiling. when we talk about energy efficiency, the first thing we look at is how we, uh, seal those structures up. >> obviously, windows are as important as anything else. tell us about this window. >> windows play a very important role in the structure itself. >> this is thick, man! >> it's a -- it's a very well-buil

the fire quickly spread to their attic when they would try to get inside and they discovered their kid adores the bars on the windows. ask and they knew right away it was a marijuana grow house. >> quite a bit with several rooms full and they would take it essentially with their single-family dwelling and turn it into a complete grow house and there were five or six that would all have marijuana growing in them. >> as most grow houses, the electrical system was tampered and the meters were bypassed. it wasn't until they got the fire under control. >> and it is always disturbing for us. because of the potential for firefighters to be electrocuted is pretty high in a structure like this. >> reporter: they found the growth and an intricate system among the evidence seized is a tiny passport as they said the older asian man stayed in the house and unsure if he is the owner. >> and he would look like a nice thing and i never thought about that. >> and we were really surprised about something like that and it is happening, you know, like you couldn't even imagine something like that, the kil

. >> attic everyone is out celebrating cinco de mayo. especially with all that you mention that could really move the markets. i don't think the french election is really driving this market right now. it's very much clear at least the markets interpreting that way. we are starting to see really break out for the upside. they were tremendous. there were sold off very hard yesterday. and now they are starting to rally. that's what traders have been looking for. a new entry point and some of the names in the oil sector. you are right about that. and even though we are hovering close to a session high for right now. thstory has been oil. this time they were saying llo can we go. and we went even lower. i counted 4376 is how low we got today session. another 4% loss before we rebounded to where we are right now. there was action here because there was bargains to be head. a major turnaround. we talk about stocks. if you look at the oil stocks over the course of the past six months they haven't done that well. everyone thought the trump admin

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. >> how long was he actually in the attic? att attic.ong time. >> scenes change. >> in a way is it a scene from smell roses? >> it does -- you know, as a cautionary tale, take time, be ever present, and check in with your life. >> does it make people wonder do they ever want to step out of their lives and would they ever do so? >> i think so. >> it raises a lot of questions. it's a great life. >> i've loved you ever since "malcolm in the middle." it will have a wider release over the memorial day weekend. check it out. you can hear more on our podcast and our itunes and apple's ipod cast. today's cbs news travel editor peter greenberg has advice on creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominioern engy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that works for everyone and dominion ene

. >> as far as attic that's as far as asking that question, does the president as the white house counsel if it would be appropriate to ask the question if it was generally the justice department guidelines to indicate whether or not investigations are ongoing against any individual, let alone the white house. >> i know several legal scholars said there was nothing inappropriate about that. >> the white house counsel -- >> the president is going to be -- with persecution. ask about a case where christian governor in the state of jakarta was in prison for two does the president find that case troubling? any updates on that particular case. our checked with the state department. >> a fair point. is the president of the united states recording conversations taking place in the oval office? >> the point i have made is that he has no further comment. >> it was all him regarding jobs , why did you come out with information? when we you brought in? >> i don't necessarily believe that is -- there was a decision-making process. the bottom line is the director of the fbi serves at the pleasure of t

. >> how long was he actually in the attic? it was interesting how he was in att attic.>> scenes change. >> in a way is it a scene from smell roses? >> it does -- you know, as a cautionary tale, take time, be ever present, and check in with your life. >> does it make people wonder do they ever want to step out of their lives and would they ever do so? >> i think so. >> it raises a lot of questions. it's a great life. >> i've loved you ever since "malcolm in the middle." it will have a wider release over the memorial day weekend. check it out. you can hear more on our podcast and our itunes and apple's ipod cast. today's cbs news travel editor peter greenberg has advice (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> what,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. i'm michelle griego. police are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting that happened overni

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police say the man was hiding in the attic of a house. they say that the floor gave way and he ended up falling on top of the officers who were inside looking for him. no officers were injured. and police say the suspect did have injuries from that fall and we were there as he was taken from the 40e78 and let out by police and put into an ambulance. tonight, tacoma park police have not released the man's name. i was just checking in with a spokes woman and the man is looking and eluding and assault from a police officer. and from her knowledge back here to washington add convenienttis. live in tacoma park, "fox5". >> this map is facing a host of charges after he allegedly tried to injury a police officer with his car. police say officers confronted the suspect brian williams along second road norm after someone reported he was involved in some same of dispute. william was sitting in a car when officers approached and police say he stepped on the gas and tried to run over one officer. she was not hurt. and moments later williams crashed hi

when firefighters got there they say the garage, kitchen and attic all on fire. the family inside made it out okay and the red cross is helping them out. >>> happening today, a respected santa cruz doctor expected in court to face child molestation charges. >> and matt keller is live for us in santa cruz. hey, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. this is a very disturbing case. this neuro surgeon is expected to be in court today for an arraignment and we could learn new details about the investigation. we want to show a picture of dr. james kohut, and he was affiliated the dtka dominican hospital, and he is facing three charges including lewd and lascivious acts on a child under the age of 10 and an act child under the age of 14. and a nurse, arraigned this past friday. and the police would not confirm her arrest was related, and the fbi is also involved. watsonville police have scheduled a press conference for tomorrow. reporting live in santa cruz, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> developing news out of the south bay that parents really need to know

on laurel street near bus avenue, and firefighters got there and they say the garage, kitchen and attic were all on fire, and there was a family inside and made it out okay and the red cross is helping those folks out this morning since the home is severely damaged. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> happening coming to the bay area. >> and amy hollyfield is live at the stadium about how public transit will be put to the test. >> reporter: as we drove in we saw electronic signs warning about this concert tonight, so the community definitely is on alert that this is happening and is being told to prepare. the stage is set, as you can see from this view from sky 7. they say the concert is sold out and they are expecting 50,000 people to be here, and it starts at 6:30, setting up a clash between concert goers and commuters. they expect bono of u2 to exceed santa clara's 10:00 curfew, and at that time vta usually only has one train with one car running and city officials have decided they will need to adjust. >> asking for more personnel to work more hours because we don't have about 5,000 peo

best bang for your buck, installing fiberglass insulation in the attic. okay, it's not exactly sexy, but the only one that pace back more than you invest. average return, 108%. replacing an entry door with an attractive one will nearly pay for itself, the top keepy projects to do. >> fiberglass, not real sexy, but your air-conditioning and heating bills are cheaper. which projects make the most sense? >> we think about kitchens, right, but before you shell out big bucks to do that, you may want to consider a cheaper, more efficient solution. if you look at a minor kitchen remodel, recouping about 80% of the investment but a major overhaul, only nets about 65%, and for those who are choosing to age in place. in the bay area a lot of people want to stay where they are. they can't find another home. you may want to replace the tub with a big walk-in shower, and if you plan to keep the house as long as possible, maybe go for a first-floor master suite. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: sure. >>> 5:40. new concerns as san jose airport, a of the a potentiall

if you look at an historical basis, mortgage interest rates are relatively low in attics and save.you look at the red versus buy decision, a lot of the millennial are now going to shift to the buy decision. longer-term a lot of them are settling down and looking for more extended residences. they found their places in austin, texas and portland, oregon. we think that is positive for homebuilders over all. nicole: mark, thank you so much. lauren: coming up on the eve i must space x sends a separate heavy satellite into space. >> five, four, three, it do. lauren: love watching that. all story coming up. advanced to the eastern conference finals. in hockey, pittsburgh penguins beat the ottawa did game three of the series. asked about in oil prices, continued today in cybersecurity staffs. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that d

. >>> and early morning attic fire in santa rosa.:00 a.m. on orchard street. crews arrived within a few minutes of etting the call appear quickly put on the the fire. the the woman and young adult son living there unhurt. cause remains uninvestigation. >>> the man accused of stabbing two men to death in portland faced a judge the first time today. he had plenty to say. >>> you caused trer to patriotism. you hear me. >> that's jeremy christian who is now charged with two counts of gratified murder. on friday two men stabbed a third injured onboard a train. they were protecting two young women from cliften who went on a anti-muslim rant he did not enter a plea. >>> california did play i'll take that california did play a role inned today successful intercept test of a ballistic missile. the launch from -- marry santa barbra the pentagon says the missile successfully shot down a mock war head high above the pacific ocean. the first such test in nearly three years. but more importantly it was the first test to target an intercontinental

she is a little bit like the crazy aunt in the attic.s she's kind of appointed herself that she is prosecutor for the impeached trump crowd and she said i personally believe there was collusion when asked what evidence you have is more like a hunch fortunately lesson 300 of them required evidence. that's not what americans are all about. that present trump gets two scoops of ice cream while guests get one. they are trying to paint him in a negative way. how low are you going to go. >> it was way beyond just stupid and silly. it's a kind of person that really seizes upon that sort of stuff it's not a crime for the president to fire the fbi director it's not a crime to ask somebody to be loyal whatever that means and i'm not sure i understand what that means. but her latest rant is he should be impeached for firing the fbi director even he said i can be fired for a reason or no reason at all and it hardly constitutes obstruction of justice since the new acting fbi director has made it abundantly clear in his testimony the fbi director -- i

okay, you're the husband and you just went into this home to search for her, you've gone up in the attic. your fingerprints are everywhere. you just completely contaminated our crime scene, why did you do that? and so you could just see their wheels turning. it was like, oh, no. >> he was right to worry. detective allison brought carl sr. in for questioning. >> did you put carl in an interview room? >> yes. >> and treated him like this is someone we need to tack seriously? >> yes. >> any time you do an interview like that, it's best to do it in that setting. it plays on their emotions. >> did you ever consider the possibility that carl could have paid somebody to do this? >> yeah, i thought about it. >> did you know why you were considered somebody that they needed to talk to? >> once i got in there and they started questioning me, then i knew that i was a suspect. >> as detective allison continued to question carl, he discovered some skeletons. they were having financial issues? >> yeah. >> how much money did beverly carter have in her checking account in. >> i don't know exact dollar a

appeared to start near the entrance of the garage and spread to the second story living area and the attic the flames burst to the roots causing a partial collapse of the roof. there were no injuries, and the home was badly damaged and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> closing arguments and the penalty phase of the garcia- torres murder trial are expected to start tomorrow after the holiday. the defense and prosecution rested on thursday and the same jury convicted garcia-torres of killing sierra lamar even though her body is never been found. the jury will decide whether garcia-torres should get the death penalty or life in prison. >>> jury deliberations are expected to continue in the murder trial of the three santa clara county deputies accused of beating the jail inmate to death, charged with murder in the fatal beating of michael tyree in 2015. the defense lawyers suggested that michael tyree slipped, fell or dealt himself a fatal blow before his body was found in his jail cell. prosecutors point to the coroner's report that concludes that at the time michael tyree was

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