apprentice trader called hunts pavel's came to revenue he had heard of the wealth of the huns the attic merchants and was determined to try his luck here. in the. merchants from all over europe were tracked it to revolve but only a few of them were granted the privilege to trade here on their own account builds guarded their rights generously thank. you. thank you occupied a key position on the trade route to russia and on beyond that to the east for arabia and even to china. and. to operate in revolver traders had to be accepted into the select company of the guilds of the young gentleman traders like hans pavel's the relevant guild was that of the black adds that their abilities were a rigorous report to the test before they were allowed to marry a merchant and take up residence as a citizen of the town. pavel's did indeed become a member of the said guild of on merit apprentice traders as a blackhead he was allowed to do deals in his own name but was not yet one of the patricians of the town. st maurice patron saint of the upon a mess blackheads as commander of the roman legion he di

that developed into a fire. >> it makes me think about the no fire walls that go into the attic. that has me worried because the attic is open and that's how it travels. >> reporter: one firefighter suffered minor injuries. but residents were evacuated safely, and by the time the fire restarted, no one was left in the building. contra costa fire protection district says wind could have played a factor causing the fire to flare up again. >> yesterday afternoon, we did have a lot of wind. that does, one, it increases the likelihood that a fire will start again. but the other thing is that actually dissipates smoke, so it would be harder to find that. >> reporter: in martinez, jessica flores, kpix 5 news. >>> burning northwest of bishop near the nevada border, 2800 acres have been charred and as many as 400 firefighters are working to contain the flames. emergency crews went door to door urging as many as 200 people to get out of the area. >>> a tiny earthquake jolted people in contra costa county this morning. the magnitude 2.9 quake hit around 1:00 a.m. and was centered in diablo,

two living spaces above and then the attic. so what they're proposing to do is they sit on the third floor, which is the 4th floor underneath the roof. they're adding two dormers. you see the dormer in the front. they're going to one in the rear and they're going to do one on the east side, which is on that side. they're going to put a full bathroom and an office up there. so no sprinklers and no fire alarm was quite alarming. i did talk to our neighbors, and she did say that they are planning on putting in a sprinkler system. well, currently right now, it's not on the permit. i have an e-mail if you would like to see that. i did speak to them and they said oh, yeah, we were always planning to put a sprinkler system in. i was confused as to why it said no fire alarm or sprinkler. so i'm requesting that be corrected and i'm sure there's inspections to make sure all this goes forward as planned if that is in fact the case what the board -- the commissioners decide. then my second concern was, as you know and we all share dutch gu

the flames spread into the attic and then to other units. >> there are no fire walls in the attic and that's the problem. >> reporter: fire officials say a 19-year-old man admitted to accidently starting that fire. we are also told that a firefighter was somewhat injured in this fight, we are not told the extent of the injuries at this hour. the firefighters have cleared the scene and it has been knocked down completely. they say nothing was suspicious, it was just the fire from yesterday rekindling. >>> as funeral services started for victims of last week's school shooting in florida, many of the teen survivors are taking the fight for gun concontrol into their own hands. they have announced a demonstration on march 24 called the march of our lives. many will travel to the state's capital with a petition calling for a ban on assault weapons. >> i have cried a lot and it has turned into anger and motivation to do something. >> in the wake of the shooting, president trump has smoken primarily of the issue of mental health, steering clear of the gun control debate. cbs this morning will

for decades, a few boxes collected dust in my mother's attic.hen i opened them, i discovered my family's link to some of the most sensational crime stories of the 20th century. >> i meet marty, a 70-year-old retired anesthesiologist. hi, marty. i'm jamie colby. >> welcome to my home. >> he tells me this true detective story begins in 1960, when marty's great-uncle, mike malone, a longtime irs employee, passes away. marty's grandmother, molly, heads to st. paul, minnesota, to collect her brother's personal effects. it's there she makes a bizarre find under the pillow -- a gun. >> no serial numbers on the gun. they were etched out. >> why would he, as a government employee, have a gun with no serial number? >> that's a good question. i don't know. >> molly also inherits a pair of handcuffs and several boxes of official-looking papers. it all winds up in the crawlspace of the family home in new jersey. >> and no one really took it upon themselves to dig into these. >> when molly dies, in 1977, marty's mother, dolly, inherits the boxes, and they con

they are still checking the attic space for fire. they have not been able to get in there to see what happened and investigate. they could not see. visibility in the house was terrible. they said once they get the flames down in the attic and the smoke dissipates they will be able to get in there and do their investigation. they do not have a cause at this time and they don't know the origin. as you can see, the car in the garage, it looks completely charred. this was a fully involved fire. luckily, the people inside were not injured. one person had minor smoke inhalation. he was treated by paramedics on scene.>> some good news there. am glad they were able to get out. >> we are now learning that the 19-year-old charged with the florida high school shooting had legally purchased seven guns. nicholas crews bought an ak-47 style guide less than one month ago. officials say that ar 15 that they believe was used was also purchased legally. the official is not authorized to discuss details of the investigation. he spoke on the condition o

the flames spread into the attic and other units. >> there are no fire walls into the attic, that has me worried. that's a problem. >> according to fire officials, a 19-year-old man admitted to leaving the pot of oil burning and that is what caused the original fire. the second fire around 1:30 a.m., that was the rekindling of the original fire. fire officials say this is not suspicious and fires often do rekindle. right now, there are no firefighters on scene because they knocked it down completely and it is not burning anymore. it is pretty much safe right now. but again, many families displaced here in martinez after the second fire broke out. >>> students who survived last week's florida shooting are planning more rallies for gun control after holding rallies all weekend. students from parkland are planning to travel to the state capital this week planning to deliver a petition calling for the ban of assault rifles. there is a school walk out planned on march 14 and a day of protest planned on march 24 . yesterday lawmakers appeared on political shows to show their stances. >> if

that has me worried -- into the attic. that has me worried. >> a 19-year-old man admitted he started the fire by accident. now everyone in the complex must find another place to leave for the time being. >>> san leandro firefighters were putting out a fire that started from embers in a business park that started before 4 a.m. on sea garden street. drivers could see the flames from the nimitz freeway, no word so far on the exact cause. >>> in concord car meet wall, the crash happened at about 6:00 this morning with the dark blue car going completely through a wall. police arrested a man from antioch for driving under the influence. wooden boards now cover a large hole on the side of all things an insurance building on clayton road and there's considerable damage inside, too, with pieces of plaster and furniture thrown around. the up side, nobody was hurt. >>> the president fired up a series of tweets about the russia investigation. today mr. trump said the obama administration should take some of the blame for the russian m

when you open that door, there's a 3-foot drop into this attic spacement -- space. so she goes about converting this attic space that she shared with wasps to a room of her own. finished with a sofa, minus any cushions, a couple of castoff chairs and go small tables, it was for her a fairy palace. this is her fairy palace. which monticello has since furnished with some furnishings according to virginia's description to try to imagine what she might have done with it. but it was her fairy palace that she didn't intend to yield to anything except, perhaps, the formidable rats that she occasionally sighted in other attic spaces in the house. martha's influence over her daughters' curriculum is particularly apparent in their study of latin. although jefferson had once remarked that the greatest gift his father had given him was a classical education, he had never considered that for his own children. martha had learned french, spanish and italian instead, but she wouldn't deprive her girls of latin just because they were not male. and again, it's through her daughters'

they overlooked him in the attic. i was downstairs, along with the rest of my family that was there for my grandma's funeral. he then waited for his moment. he shot my mom in the neck through the attic vent. my mom was rushed to the hospital. he missed by just this much. they couldn't operate, take the bullet out because it was so close to her spine. till this day the bullet is still in her neck, three years later. and after he did that, he turned the gun on himself. >> david ratliff sr. began his spree of violence shortly after his release from the same jail in which his son is now incarcerated. he had served 119 days for threatening and abusing his wife. family members say he had never been violent until about a year earlier when depression, alcohol, and drugs sent him over the edge. >> he was a great father growing up. i loved him. he was my hero. i don't know any other dad that was better than he was. i really don't. he would get home from work every day and throw the ball with me. teach me right from wrong. spank

the most famous big onas in flanders is divine got the vinnie out in the middle of the old hands the attic city of bruges it's surrounded by the men of ata the naked not the settlement was founded around twelve forty five king philip the pharaoh from space the beginning under his own rule thereby withdrawing it from the influence of the town magistrate in one hundred thirty seven to make an arch became a benedictine convent the white terraced houses with their front gardens still give an indication of how the beginning lived and worked here. the last grand mistress of the beginning was made the first prior s of the monastery the only recorded incidence of again becoming a nun. it was the end of the begin rule. but traces of their life can still be found in them on a strict in the beginning museum and a village in a court with a small cloister which was added after the benedictine nuns took over the beginning of. the painting of the grand mistress and the simple bedroom of a big. one it contains out of bed praying desk and sculptures of the saints. were. the nuns first attend church at seve

round the back of the building and through a door thatjams, and up the stairs until you reach the top attic open the door, you find a dark room with no natural light, a very large man with his feet on the desk, the air would be noxious, because he smokes and drinks, he's aggressively flatulent. that's how he marks his territory. do you know jackson lamb very well yet, or argue still discovering him? still discovering him, but although in the book i'm working on at the moment, there is more revealed about him ever before. he's saying things he has never said before. what will we learn about him that we don't know? a bit more about his past, i think that's the courts to the character of lamb. there is a sense in which we're always meant to ask the question, how did he end up here? we know we don't know the whole story. that's partly because i don't know it yet either. wasn't deliberate to conceal his background, it's just that as you tease out this character, you discovered as well there was a mystery about him that you share with the reader? i think so. the character was never meant to take

there going through the attic spaces to make sure that the fire is completely knocked down. this is the outside of the house. a lot of it is charred on the outside. the car in the driveway looks like it was damaged as well. there are four adults that live in this house. they were all able to escape. the fire was coming out of the windows when the fire crew arrived. robert marshall says one person was on the ground when the fire crews arrived. i don't know if we have that sound for you. we will try to play that for you. >> we don't think he was injured. he was recovering from a stroke. he had some mobility issues. one had some smoke inhalation and he has been checked out by paramedics on the scene. he is okay. >> again, four adults were in the house. all were able to escape. they did get this fire knocked down within 30 minutes of arrival. it looks like it is a loss. it is completely charred on the outside. the fire they say is very stubborn. they are trying to get into the attic space to make sure that the fire is completely out in all the small spaces. they have not been ab

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from one to two terms of trump's right now, many of our allies and friends around the world are demo attic partners, countries that share our values and worldview, they are putting their heads down and say maybe we will get back to an america that leads from purpose to principle. if trump is reelected, many of those countries will say things have radically changed and it is a different ball game and they have decided they will no longer play the decisive leadership role in the world and now we have to look elsewhere, maybe to , to ourselves, to take matters into our own hands. that isthe u.s. say fine, let everyone else still their own problems for a while but when it comes to it, if you do not help set the table, you are likely on the menu. think the united states should play the leadership role at the head of the table. why it is important we do not tell the rest of the world trumpism is the new normal. in lancaster, california, go ahead. caller: good morning. they start of the storm in libya and egypt where they were throwing rocks, and then you armed them. you created isis out of it. m

have to go round the back of the building through the door thatjams and all the way up to the top atticen you open the door you would find a very dark room was no natural light because he always has the blind down, and you would see a very large man with his feet up on the desk, the air would be noxious because he smokes and is aggressively flatulent. that's how he marks his territory. do you know jackson lamb well yet or are you still discovering him? still discovering him although in the book i am working on at the moment there is more revealed about him. are you going inside him for the first time? he is saying things he has not said before. what will we learn about him that we don't know without giving away the plot. a bit more about his past. that is really the core to the character. there's a sense in which we are always meant to ask the question, how did he end up here? we might know a bit of the story but we don't know the whole story. that is partly because i don't know either yet. so it wasn't deliberate to conceal his background, just that as you began to tease out the charac

when you open that door there's a three-foot drop into this attic space. so she talks about converting this attic space that she shared to a room of her own. a couple of cushions and a couple of castoff chairs and a table it was for her a palace. this is her palace. monticello has since furnished with some furnishings to try to imagine what she might have done done. she didn't intend to yield to anything except perhaps the formidable rats that she occasionally cited. the influence in her daughter's curriculum is. martha had learned french spanish and italian but she wouldn't deprive for girls of latin just because they were not male and it's through her daughters letters that we can see this. when she was 23 lm recalled her visits to her grandfather's retreat in the forest and hear she ambled from room to room with savoring memories of when she had been able to spend seven to eight under drafted hours on their latin. allen swore i would never again tolerated translation. the difference between the original and john dryden's translation she likened to that

door that jams the back of the building and go through the door thatjams and up the stairs to the top atticnd when you open the door you would find very dark room with no natural light because the blind is always down. you would see a large man with his feet on the desk, the air would be awful because he smokes and he's aggressively flatulent and that is how he marked his territory as it were. do you knowjackson lamb very well yet or are you still discovering him? still discovering him. in the book i am working on at the moment there is more you will know about him than ever before. you talk about not doing him inside out. he will say things he has never said before. what will we learn about him without giving away the plot?‘ before. what will we learn about him without giving away the plot? a bit more about his past. that is the core to the character of jackson lamb. that is a sense in which we are always meant to ask the question how did he end up here? we might know a bit of the story but we don't know a bit of the story but we don't know the whole story. that is partly because i don't k

the roof, the fire went into the attic.nd water damage to the homes on the other side. it is not exactly visible from the outside. a total of six units impacted by this fire. the red cross was out here earlier and they gave temporary housing vouchers to people affected by this. >> thank you so much. it may be a long road for them but we are glad they are safe. >> we are following another big fire this morning in santa cruz. several businesses were damaged on garden street east of interstate 880. the fire began at about 4 am. firefighters called for mutual aid. the fire was brought under control in about two hours. there were no injuries reported from the fire. investigators will remain on the scene for much of the day trying to determine how that began. >> samantha barnhouse said she did not hesitate to run into her neighbors home yesterday morning. the apartment was engulfed with flames and black smoke. she raced past those flames and used a -- chair to pull her neighbor to safety. >> my father -- first thought is that the

we are still checking for fire in the attic space.e will look for that and hopefully be able to get some air in there and clear out the smoke so we can figure out what happen. >> no firefighters were injured? >> no thankfully. >> thank you so much.>> reporter: this fire broke out just before 4 o'clock. one victim had some minor smoke inhalation issues. it is very cold outside. firefighters are saying the cold temperatures are not aiding firefights because once the fire gets hot the cold temperatures are not really aiding in the firefight at all whatsoever. >> thank you so much for that update. we will check in with you again. >> okay. let's see how we are doing and weather. >> we are doing okay. we should probably check the traffic. >> the traffic is busy on 580 and 205 coming through. all of the sudden we have the same crowd that his back. they took the day off yesterday but they are back. things seem to be normal now. livermore to dublin looks pretty good. interstate 880, the traffic is moving well in both directions. if you are dri

and were able to keep it out of the attic and limit heavy damage to the first two floors. the majority of the damage was in the stairways and hallways and laundromat. no major injuries to civilians and firefighters. and supervisor peskin was on scene and witnessed what our firefighters did. the second alarm was november 29th at 1007 shotwell. assistant chief was in charge of that one. aggressive fire and quickly put it out in the main fire building, however the fire had already extended to the delta exposure as well as the three story type -- three story bravo exposure but they minimallized the damage. the third was november 30th, seeing the fire from driving in, what this was, 10 story type one, made of concrete. usually those fires stay within the unit, but the commander of the fire made the right call, the second alarm, there were many elderly individuals at the residence. that was a concern. they put the fire out pretty quickly. the fourth second alarm was on november 30th. i got additional information that is not in the report from deputy chief nicholson, she was ther

crews say the fire started in the attic. >> a car ended up in a lake. chopper 6 hd was over h d the tunot clear how the car got into the water or if anyone was injured. >>> amtrak blames a freight operator when a passenger train was diverted on to a side track and slammed into a parked unmanned freight train in south carolina. abc reporter david curly has been on the scene. >> reporter: federal investigators are working the crash scene several hundred yards down the rail line. they are trying to find out why the switch was in the wrong position. according to ntsb train 93 was the main line behind us here on to the siding that's where a csx freight train was resting. there was no time for the engineering to stop ates per hour a collision that killed the engineer and conductor in the front part of amtrak train.ain on the scene today they have recovered the date recorder and front facing camera. information that is b lookedat already in washington d.c. another case apparently in the last couple of months, an amtrak incident involved human error. that's why

the fire started apparently in the attic about 5:15. the home is not far from the ucla campus and, of course, where the october skirball wildfire destroyed homes right near the 405 interstate. firefighters there on the ladder, but look at how fully engulfed that home is. >> wow. >> there's a better shot to show you. it is a huge home. we're told it's worth $18 million, but again this is in the bel air neighborhood. >> we're told this is the 10800 block of bellagio road. there are 80 firefighters battling this blaze that broke out about an hour ago in the attic. as soon as we have more information, we'll bring it to you. >>> a father mourns the death of his daughter killed in a car crash this morning on her way to work. >> the massive chunk of change it will take to fix the lead problem at oakland schools. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. way >>> we're following a breaking story right now in antioch. there's been a police shooting near the 76 station on lone tree way and golf course road. we're told i

they went behind this secret swinging bookcase, into the attic above a shop, and hid almostarilently for two among them was 13-year old anne, whose journal has inspired millions of people. you'll see how anne's father, otto, tracked the progress of the allies after d-day. and pencil lines tracking how anne and her sister were growing up in hidin anne's room still decorated with photos and magazine clippings showing the idols, dreams, and passions of a 13-year-old girl. a small window letting in a splash of the outside world lifted her spirits. then, one fateful day,. all eight wereeported, sent east to concentration camps. only her father survived. anne died just weeks before the end the war. her handwritten diary inspires visitors, and her book has been translated into 70 languages. visiting the anne frank house humanizes the horror of the holocaust through the story of just one of six million victims. i'm thuy vu. coming up, thousands of people convicted of marijuan related offenses in san francisco are o eering a decision by the district attorney criminal and we'll talk with a cal

the original fire ripped through five units and spread through the attic.g another fire call, a view from a contra costa county firefighter's helmet shows crews charging into the building a second time. >> we found the attic space in the building was on fire again, which is what we call a rekindle. that's where the fire restarts. >> the fire was knocked down in about 10 minutes. we're told one firefighter suffered minor injuries. >>> this evening state assemblywoman cristina garcia, a vocal leader of the me too movement, faces new allegations of misconduct. a former employee now says he was fired after refusing to play spin the bottle with her. here's the report on the fallout. >> and he's on the floor. she's sitting next to him with a bottle in her hand and makes the comment they should be playing spin the bottle. >> reporter: this attorney said his client refused to play spin the bottle with his then boss, assemblywoman christina garcia, but claims he paid -- cristina garcia, but claims he paid a price. >> reporter: was he targeted? how long after that wa

the fire caused some damage to the building's attic.hters were able to have it under control shortly after they arrived. officials said some busniesses in the mall could possibly be closed today because of the damage. no one was inside the building during the fire and there were no injuries. ( james ) police have made an arrest in an armed robbery and assault case in fremont. a man came into the party city on fremont boulevard satuday morning... he held two female employees at gun point... then sexually assaulted them. we spoke to a witness who says she saw the man leaving the store as she was going inside. <"this gentleman looked very strage just coming out, wearing all black. so i was like, 'hmmm what's that about?' and then i went in with the kids and started to shop and i hear someone whimpering at the next aisle over. i was like, 'what's going on?'">( james ) police have not released the name of the man involved... but a spokesperson said charges will likely be filed today. ( darya ) a home in the east bay has been the target of mu

.>> the condos in this building have a shared attic. that is how the fire spread from one home to the next. allie rasmus, tran02 >>> we got 7 inches of snow in the sierra today. the recent snowfall has made for some dangerous conditions for those out on the road. chains are currently required on interstate 80 over donner pass. people in the sierra are finally seeing some winter weather.>> usually, i hate too much snow. you have to deal with shoveling it and all of the other tasks involved. this has been really dry. it was not like last year where i had feet in my driveway.>> caltrans says if you are heading up to the sierra for the presidents' day holiday, expect traffic and low visibility. drive slowly and be careful. >>> we have some changes in the sierra. yesterday, they had some sunshine. we could be tracking some snowfall here in the bay area. we have the elements. we have a few showers and the cold air that could drop snow levels down very low especially in the santa cruz mountains. we could see a rain-snow mix close to the sea le

>> one of them moved off, smelled smoke, he is a firefighter, you know, and checkup stairs in the attic. didn't see anything. then he went out, in the ambulance phase, and saw smoke on the ground, and he got the other crew out. >> and the fire marshall is out here still trying to determine what caused this fire, no word on that just yet but in the meantime there is ambulance company is still using the one ambulance that's actually functioning and still working and did not get damaged the response to the 911 calls, also getting some help from nearby ambulance companies to kind of support the community and make sure they have full coverage, until they can recover and get their other ambulances a new ones back up and running. live in salem county, alicia, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> thank you, meanwhile here if philadelphia, there are concerns old city building gutted by four alarm fire over the weekend could collapse, joe holden live in the scene on second and chestnut where tenant are all awaiting word if they're ever be allowed took back home, joe? >> we are here observing the work, ci

.>> the condos in this building have a shared attic. that is how the fire spread. a total of six homes were damaged either by the fire or smoke and water. a total of 13 people were displaced by this early-morning fire. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> clermont police are investigating the death of two people and a dog who were found inside a home. police were called to do a welfare check at a home on third street last night. when they arrived, they found the bodies of a man, a woman and a dog. police say there was a gun near one of the bodies and they have all appeared to have been dead for more than one day. police have not released their names or any other information.>>> your dream vacation turned into a real nightmare for passengers on board a cruise where fights broke out on almost a daily basis. witnesses say a disgruntled family traveling with more than 20 guests started all the trouble last week. they were all on a ten-day carnival cruise in the south pacific ocean. it all started when someone stepped on one of the family member's flip-flops. that led to

it started in the attic of a two-story mansion that became fully if gulfed. one firefighter was transported to a hospital with burn injuries. the nearly 10,000 square foot home was estimated to be worth $18 million with five bedrooms and nine bathrooms. >>> eagles quarterback sydney jones lost his cellphone during the parade of champion wheres, and it took a team effort and a social media post to get it back in his pocket. >> here's the story. jones is walking along the parade route when his phone fell out of his pocket. someege lgz fans noticed it, grabbed it off the street and then they posted this. jones tweeted out a thank you to those fans when he got his phone back. i wonder if he had a lock on it. could have taken a lot of pictures. >> but kudos to those fans. >>> a victorious mess. a sea of trash left behind. >>> government reopened. breaking overnight lawmakers work through the night to make sure workers can be on the job today. >>> we are tracking the latest on the stock market is what the means for your retirement and savings. >>> good morning, thi

. >> he was hiding in the attic where he was discovered. >> reporter: detectives pieced their case together, by following a trail of heroin and meth allegedly left behind by the pair. we are told police recovered a crowbar. >> this couple has been described as small time crime wave, police say that they have recovered a cash register taken from a local business, as a place where the couple was staying. police also say that they located $1,000, taken in a purse snatching at a local grocery store. and then is there the pennsylvania connection. >>> parentally they did some things in pennsylvania, apparently multiple burglaries and thefts up there. >> reporter: we checked on that a slew of burglary and theft charges have been filed begins the two out of hatfield township. both are being held without bail at cape may county jail. meanwhile police in wildwood crest have a program, where they will check in on summer homes. >> we go around once every two and a half, three weeks, check your property from the outside , make sure there is no forced entry and then we record that information. >> reporte

yet to shape out just in the attic. and in detroit because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the . the rebuttal stephen bach. hollywood guy that every proud american first of all i'm just george bush in our view to say this is my buddy max bemis financial guru when he's a little bit different. going to the well you know with those up with all the drama happening in our country and have to meet every day americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american. that we're back with john young wolf former national security advisor to the president of south korea discussing they saw in the inter korean relation and whether it's going to last a massacre i'm your main thesis seem to be the north korea needs to be clear eyes completely and immediately well i recently spoke to us former secretary of defense william perry who went on a historic was it to pyongyang in ninety nine and his diplomacy almost resulted in a deal back then but it fell apart soon afterwards well he told me it's n

it started in the home's attic and kept growing. it took nearly two hours to put it out. one firefighter suffered minor injuries. the house is near the ucla campus and about 10,000 square feet. tonight: >>> tonight a berkeley woman is dead after her car slammed into an ac transit bus and careened into a house. e steimle tells us: it was still a horrific scene.. when the victim's father.. an sit bus driver >> tonight the home has been red tagged and the crash cleared, but susie steimle tells us it was still a horrific scene when the victim's father, an ac transit bus driver himself, arrived this morning. zachery/victim's father) "02:08 i just had a real gut feeling from the description of the vehicle especially the color" around 6:40 this morning a red ho ansit bus at >> reporter: calvin said he was listening to the morning news when his ears perked up. >> i just had a real gut feeling, you know, from, um, the description of the vehicle. especially the color. >> reporter: around 6:40 this morning a red honda collided with an ac transit bus at the intersection of california

they got it out in about 20 minutes and kept it to the attic space of a building that had already burned in the original fire. >> i get over here and look and go, there was a roof there when we left yesterday. so, it happens, right? it was really windy last night. >> reporter: the first fire started sunday at 4:15 in the morning. you can see from this helmet camera from firefighters how big and aggressive it was inside. investigators say it started because someone left a pot on a akitchen stove. five of the eight units in the building were damaged. >> as you walk in, it looks kind of like a mudslide came through. a lot of ash and sheetrock and water. just stinky smoke smell everywhere. >> reporter: even units without fire damage still aren't habitable. >> we could live there in a few weeks, they said, when on you power gets turned on and the smell goes away, but i'm pregnant right now so we can't really be there. >> reporter: everyone got out okay. no residents were hurt. >> that's the most important thing. making sure everybody gets out safe. at the end of the day, this is just stuff. i

rest cockpit and the central display also functions well as a control panel for the vehicles entire attic trying. to. keep. everything important is within easy reach systematics and if you can't find something you just press this home button and the function appears on the display this is very impressed with the display screen he says it's also technically very interesting because it's not a pass a touch screen but an infrared controlled that means the display response to your body even before you touch the screen in the car would then fall on their. own before vocalise. our test cars powered by the larger of the two available diesel engines it's to lead to displacement delivers all of one hundred seventy three kilowatts thanks to the power poles technology that feeds compressed air into the exhaust system the turbo charger responds very rapidly combined fuel consumption as calculated in the new european driving cycle is theoretically five point three liters per one hundred kilometers but you won't manage that you practice. many drivers like to rest the elbow on the wind still says mathis

foreclosure thoughts we want to compare if you had kept a conventional bathing cap like this in an attic somewhere and now it would look only slightly better than some old crispbread of business and because it was click report. one of the largest plastic projects of the past decades was there for tour it was designed. the one nine hundred sixty s. as a speak out and the boil crisis of one nine hundred sixty three raised the price of the polyester plastic and spelled financial disaster for the few turow restoration that this badly weathered design classic has been going on for over a year. the museum creates the ideal climate and light conditions but even here one of mexico's monumental column musical chairs made of plexiglass is turning brittle. the first cracks appeared after just fifteen years in spite of the concert mater's best efforts artists provide no guarantees. as a. piece of contemporary art has a quiet it's because its qualities are appreciated enough to be part of the collection with. the artist may not have taken the longevity of a piece of work into account was the one that

yet to shape out just the attic. and it gets me equals betrayal. when someone find themselves worlds apart. just of the common ground. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so you want to be president and should. somehow want to be. that you're going to be for us this is what. korean people are. interested always in the water. should. be. our welcome back to this is our to international life from moscow now afghan civilians who have submitted more than a million stalemates statement to the international criminal court alleging that they are victims of war crimes now the court began collecting the testimonies in november of last year the statements described alleged atrocities per for traded by the taliban and also the afghan army and the american forces we spoke to abdulla hiwatt who lost fifty two members of his family in the conflict in fact did a different kind of war crimes happened in afghanistan in the past sixteen seventeen years american bomb villages to bomb wedding parties that's one kind of cri

the first fire started yesterday, burned five units and spread to the attic where the second fire sparked. one firefighter suffered minor injuries. >>> berkeley police went undercover this weekend to catch laptop thieves near the uc campus. officers say four people entered caffe strada, snatched two laptops and ran back to a waiting car. police caught up to the suspects about a mile away, three teens and three adults. they were arrested and both laptops were recovered. >>> the suspected gunman in last week's florida school shooting was in court today. nikolas cruz is accused of killing 17 people. cbs reporter chris martinez says the 19-year-old has a long history of disturbing behavior. >> reporter: nikolas cruz returned to court monday. he kept his head down and did not speak. a troubling picture of the 19- year-old has emerged since last wednesday. a law enforcement source tells cbs news cruz bought seven rifles within the last year including the ar15 he allegedly used in last week's massacre. since 2011 broward county sheriff's deputies were called to cruz's home 39 times. in september

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firefighters put out the latest fire contained to the attic in about 20 minutes or so. it started just before 1:30 in the morning. less than 24 hours earlier, there was a larger fire that investigators say started after someone left a pot on a kitchen stove. five of eight units were damaged. even the other three units are not livable at the moment. >> we could live there in a few weeks they said when our power is turned back on. but i'm pregnant right now. we can't really be there. >> looks like a mudslide came through, right, a lot of ash and sheetrock and water and just stinky smoke smell everywhere. >> that smell permeates if you've experienced it. one firefighter was hurt in the fire sunday. there were no other injuries. >>> bikers love them, but now there's a problem. a local company forced to issue a recall. that's just aahead. plus -- >> a parade with heart. it's a first for san francisco. >> also coming up, finding the freak a home. tim lincecum, next one. >>> taking what some would say is the boring out of >>> lyanne melendez was in the bayview where the commun

where a lot of this stuff, when ebay first came into existence, a lot of this stuff was coming out of atticscross america. we even -- i recall getting one photograph from alaska, another one from canada. >> my favorite photograph is right here. it's a little girl. she looks like she's about 6 or 7 years old. and she's holding a picture of her father. she's wearing mourning ribbons. and when people wear mourning ribbons that usually means that someone died or a tragedy has happened. so, she's holding a picture of her father because her father's dead, and he probably died at war. and you can see when you look in her eyes that she's just devastated, and she just -- i mean, just so sad and depressed that her father's not around anymore. >> do you have a favorite here? >> my favorite photo's right below it, of the african-american family with the black soldier. we got this photo in baltimore. and it was one of the most expensive photos we paid for, but hands down it was definitely worth it because of how meaningful the picture is. the look on everyone's face, everyone has a very solemn look on th

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