we have an entire attic on fire. bring ing a victims out.hi photo was taken by a anywayor aw the fireas remaining. this happened on barry hills and benz ville f roads. skyox was overhead after the fire was out want to be identified, but he tell me he's a primghts teacher . he says he's rented here about six months now. he says heost everything but feels extmely lucky . his roommate was a man inbeen his 50s. that man was found in the kitchen of the home. y were able to get him out. paramedics tried to revive him but they weren't able to. the victim hasn't been identified yet april it's still und investigation what caused the fire. as you can imagine the weather made it extra tough for herefighters. three of t firste to a were over come by the heat. thereas a rehab unit to h them and they were treated on sceep. there was a fire hydrant across the street from where we were here. firefighters neededli toze that today and it resulted in benzville road being shutdown for several hours. in waldorf, lindsa watts, fox5 local news. q. an upde now to f

she locked the attic and hid the key. three months after she passed, the park service called and said, do you know where the key to the attic is and i mother said she hid it from me. turned out to be in the filing cabinet taped to the back of a drawer in the filing cabinet where it was. further evidence of my grandparents care with money, there's no wallpaper behind the covered. were not going to move it but just paper around it so we will be fine. if my grandparents come back i am a dead man. so, they set about rebuilding the white house and put the entrance hall back together and started putting the state dining room back together, and the west sitting hall where i showed you that crack. i was in the west sitting hall when i was seven years old. my parents didn't tell me my grandfather had been president of the united states. i found out in school. thing got it was first grade and not high school, right? the teacher walked up to me and said was her grandfather president? i didn't know. i will ask. my mother was telling

firefighters responded to flames on the top floor and in the attic. the fire quickly went to three alarms, burning through the wood framed three story building. crews were able to knock down the flames in about an hour. firefighters had to rescue several people but nobody inside the building was hurt. >> there were four occupants in the building and we had our rescue squad initiate a quick search and evacuate all occupants from the building. >> reporter: one firefighter was injured. he suffered a cut and was treated at the scene and released back to work. >> tourists had to find a new place to stay because the flames damaged buildings on either side. the red cross came to offer services as well. >> i've been to the bar. i remember it being super paced and super fun. it's an iconic irish bar. and they were holding world cup watch parties. you can see out front. looks like firefighters have pulled out chairs, tables, kegs, things like that. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> today, president trump's nominee for the u.s. supreme court

grandpa said, take the suitcases up to the attic. turned out you're getting a long answer to this. turns out there were some things he wouldn't do in retirement. my grandmother got after him and said harry, the grass is betting kind of long. he said, i hate yard work. she said yeah, but you're not president anymore. you have to cut your own grass. he said all right, all right and he didn't do it. yes, yes, yes, and he didn't do it. finally one morning he rolled up his sleeves, got the mower and turned it on. my grand mother looked out the window and nearly died. it was sunday morning. everybody in town is going to church, passing the house, and here's the ex-president not going to church, cutting the grass instead and waving to everybody who went by, to make sure that they saw him. she ran out there and she cut off the mower and said, don't you ever do that again. he said, okay. [ laughter ] i tell my wife that i've been -- i had a former secretary of the navy, and she'll say good, here's the toilet brush, go upstairs and clean. yes? >> so when you mention about president truman en

it seems to me that there must be quite a reserve in your lordship's attic! comment on the latter! my noble friend makes an important point. it is, of course, right to be judicious with the use of these kind of products. however, it is sometimes the case that they are damaged in use and they are not always reliable, which is one of the reasons that they cannot be which is one of the reasons that they cannot always be and reused. the nhs in england is to get an extra £20 billion each year by 2023. but a former labour health secretary said money would not be enough. can i say to him that it will require massive organisation, radical restructuring and innovation of technology on a massive scale? and that will not be achieved by one party on its own. why, therefore, does the government constantly refuse the recommendations of some noble lords and committees in this house to establish a cross—party consensus on this and take party politics out of this to the maximum extent? he is quite right about the big challenges that we face. i think it is better to look at th

single storey building stored on a granite foundation with a wooden frame access to the house in the atticcould only be gained from the young . the design of the lodge and from school was an indication of the owner's social standing. in the past the facades of the houses were not aligned painted as a result they weathered creating a street scene that was completely gray it was not until the last century most of the buildings in the old town acquired that present day colorful characters and. the general economic upswing in your opinion of the nineteenth century was also of decisive importance to roma the great era of the sailing ships brought the town enormous prosperity in those days the splendidly furnished my radio house was home to one of the wealthiest ship owners with the schooner's box and frigates he also had close ties with the german hands sciatic least during this period raul had the biggest free to same in ships in. the interior furnishings of the house reflect the concept of living and working which prevailed in central europe at the time even though older books and shipping of

such is the attic of the old house of commons destroyed by fire in 183a. down well. women were wives, daughters and sisters of mps and they found their ways onto the attic space above the commons and they they could see through the ventilator by sticking to the holes of the ventilator and looking down into the commons chamber below. we have tried to recreate the ventilator here. how much could they hear from that high up? the university of york have acoustically modelled the ventilator space force and have recreated acoustically the saint stephen chamber below and put this at the ventilator above. the honourable member... the recordings have run it their acoustic model so it is the closest we can get to what it would have been like for the limit. you can hear reasonably well with a slight echo. no bill of this kind would be complete without. when women were let back into watch debates they were fenced in behind the railing. in the early 20th century when the subject movement began it became a metaphorical exclusion from parliament there was one famous occa

such as the attic of the old house of commons destroyed by fire in 183a.o see what was going on down below. and they found their ways onto the attic space above the commons and they they could see through the ventilator by sticking to the holes of the ventilator and looking down into the commons chamber below. we have tried to recreate the ventilator here. how much could they hear? the university of york have acoustically modelled the ventilator space for us and have recreated acoustically the chamber below and put this at the ventilator above. the honourable member... the recordings have run through their acoustic model so it is the closest we can get to what it would have been like for the women. you can hear reasonably well with a slight echo. no bill of this kind would be complete without... when women were let back in to watch debates, they were fenced in behind a grille. the grilles became a metaphor. it is not a story that is told enough. we always hear about the matter environment, but the histories of the women who came into this building are impo

wheelchairs even are found in attics of deceased former patients.a reserve in your lordship‘s attic! well, i couldn't possibly comment on the latter. my noble friend makes an important point. it is of course right to be judicious with the use of these kind of products. however it is sometimes the case that they are damaged in use and they are not always reliable, which is one of the reasons that they can't always be reclaimed and reused. did the noble minister make of the poll that showed that 66% of british people said they would be prepared to pay more for the provisions of the national health service and what's his view about a hypothecated tax in order to meet those needs? i'm sure the chancellor would have taken that on board and as we plan, he will reveal his decisions in the budget. the nhs in england is to get an extra £20 billion a year by 2023. but a former labour health secretary said money wouldn't be enough. demographic change, ageing population, new inventions, new therapies, new pharmaceutical products and so on. and while i very much

in 1925, the attic was torn off and replaced and not much attention was given to that. so, i talked to an engineer, from the corps of engineers who was on the project and he said the east room ceiling had dropped in the middle almost 30 inches and the dining room, it could have fallen at any time. they were faced with that and that is -- the security issue. president truman, he loves a symbol of the stone house washington had built. so he ordered the house gutted, and rebuilt inside steel and concrete and believe me he protected those stonewalls, because they were, they needed to take a dump truck and a bulldozer into dig to subbasement after they had built the new foundations under the original wall. i'm not touching the original wall. he happened to come by when they were trying to air hammer a door wider to get through. he sought it and said the bulldozer was taken down to the car and carried through the doorway and rebuilt inside and they dug the basement and by that time, there was a two-story they could go under the walls. he got out. president truman also, every

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they had to take apart the roof and the attic to make sure that the fire was not burning up there. and the fire has burned of the the fire started around 4:20 this morning. and the home was pretty secured. there were -- coming from the second story window and they had to get through a heavily secured front door and some of the windows have bars on them as well. so it was hard to get in. no one was home when the fire started. a neighbor says around midnight she and her family heard a man entering the home, shouting and breaking things. she thought that was strange. one of the regular residents said they were all going out of town. the neighbor we spoke to heard the sound of windows breaking and looked outside and saw the fire. and she saw the man leaving the house in a hurry. [ speaking spanish ] >> repoerwe interviewed saw the man leaving and she thought that was suspicious. he husband tried to confront the man earlier and they asked if he lived there or if he was a friend of someone in the house. he shouted at them and slammed the door. the neighbor said she didn't see where the g

used tierods to screw the ceiling in to the wooden timbers of the attic. in 1925 the attic was torn off and replaced and not much attention was given to that. so the ceiling -- i talked to an engineer, the core of engineers, and he said the east room ceiling had dropped in the middle. almost 30 inches. and the dining room more. so -- they were faced with that. and the security issue. and so president truman ordered the white house -- he researched it. he loved the symbol of a stone house that washington had built. so he ordered the house gutted. and rebuilt inside of steel and concrete and that was done. and believe me, he protected those stone walls. because they needed to take a dump truck and a bulldozer in to dig two subbasements after they had built the new foundations under the original walls. not touching the original wall. he happened to come by when they were trying to air hammer a door wider to get through. stop, he said. so both dump truck and bulldozer were taken down to the parks and carried through the doorway and rebuilt inside. they dug the

across england in particular we will hold onto that heat attic into the middle of the week.tle into the weekend. further north and west across the country, although many places will be dry, there will be showers and it will pull down a touch into the weekend. goodbye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: at least 20 people have died as huge wildfires rage across greece. a state of emergency has been declared. the troubled generation. a big increase in the number of children being given anti—depressants. satellite images appear to show north korea has begun dismantling a key ballistic missile site. the hottest day of the year so far with the mercury hitting 33.3. today in the south and east, another hot and humid one. in the north—west, something fresher with some showers. i'll have more in 15 minutes. good morning.

a state of emergency has been declared in the attic of region the deadliest fire sweeping through matti east of athens there are reports a group of twenty six people were trapped by the flames in one house the images are graphic to show. grace is in crisis mode. but everyone a must if it is to me we must all be in a constant state of alert we must be unified and make an effort to face an exceptionally difficult situation for our country. for you because. athens has already asked for help and europe is answering spain is sending water carrying aircraft cyprus is dispatching fire crews but for many people the help is coming to light. and this is not the worst five chrysis seen in a while i spoke a short while ago to journalist georgia get out of this in athens he told me the speed and the ferocity of the blaze had taken many by surprise. because experience of coming has been coming out of the. situation especially the case over twenty six people who perished mighty close to this little baby. i really tried to flee from that was uncovered by flames they wanted into the open for nearly anot

a state of emergency has been declared in the attic of region the deadliest fire sweeping three marty east of athens there are reports a grape of twenty six people were trapped by the flames in one house the images graphic to show. grace is in crisis mode. but everyone a must if it is to me we must all be in a constant state of alert we must be unified and make an effort to face an exceptionally difficult situation for our country. for you because. athens has already asked for help and europe is answering spain is sending water carrying aircraft cyprus is dispatching fire crews but for many people the help is coming to light. earlier i spoke to john lewis of georgia. in athens and asked him for an update on the situation. the latest is that although the fire has been contained. and that we see no fresh flames around. keeps rising water into the dozens over that people are already saying that several people are still missing some of them at sea as they try to flee when the point to both. started streaming to avoid. the flames are currently being searched for at the moment the local aut

which drive jet fuel diesel has a top speed of fifty kilometers per hour don't expect to be up in the attic long i can shimmy about four liters of fuel a minute mains and rocket power less than ten minutes flying time. now we can trade. up to date more at the top of the hour and of course our iraq the clock on our website at state w dot com have a good. but . i. am not proud of and i will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of just dictatorship. taking a stand global news that matters. made for mines. a new films to see what's going on says. sounds so cold.

paradise lost attic is eastern shoreline the mediterranean sea claims as blue as ever but on shore so many of the homes and hotels that once stood here are gone. on monday the flames charge through here at sixty kilometers per hour almost everyone fled towards the bates's only the firefighters have the mains to try and resist the flames often in vying. and this is their first time in thirty eight years of my service. seeing so much. of it sometimes we can cause it's something. to stop this investigators say the blaze took just ninety minutes to race down the mountain towards the coast many residents simply had no chance to escape and while monday was extremely hard and we need grace the government suspects the worst fires were no accident. i would like to stress that we have serious indications and findings of criminal activity namely arson. the police are also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted

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you don't spend any of your and there's attics sources you do it you do it in a relaxed way you do it you do it as parts of your. recovering sessions and you go for the set pieces and you develop the set pieces and. you become really dangerous on that and you know that can be in this case. happen in the space between i think with soul and fellaini. t.v. affects the ball very well in this space but the most important thing is the quality of the service and the service was was was fast was exactly in that spot then he comes and between them. and fellaini they give no chance to talk with will do so he said talking about energy as well living in a bath again showed he had some tricks and flicks as well he he proved that he is a forty something for the future for france and yes this french team is is young you know looks looks. a player with twenty years of football but. must be below twenty five. he played his first match with me with eighteen in real madrid that was two toils and. thirteen so he must be now twenty four years old or so and then. is young paul these young. t.t. . three d.

firefighters did have at least one, posz bl two holes in the roof to prevent the fire from spreading to the attic. fire department not ruling anything out. someone did tell us they would be closed today. now this is video of the first fire. this is back on july 7th of 2014. it is just over four years ago. that fire started outside near garbage cans. it caused much more damage. the restaurant did not open until a number of months later. that's all it took for them to rebuild. food and wine magazine published an article talking about how that devastating fire made it a better restaurant. the head chef was able to maintain the ratings over the past couple of years. today in the bay. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> we have continuing coverage for you now on what many agree was a historic comment between president trump and putin. >> it appears some of the lasting impact may be the backlash here in the united states. a small protest greeted president trump overnight. those are voices. you hear horns there as well. extending all the way to capitol hill. lawmakers fault the president for backing ru

part of russia during the campaign to saying that it was obama was soft on russia that led to the attic sation of crimea and why did he get a pass he's going to be tougher so we have a pen a plea of different perspectives here ok so as you say we'll have to wait and see one of the things you mentioned just there i think was was a twitter quote has been on twitter this morning saying i'm of the other things that relations between the u.s. and russia have never been worse thanks quote to u.s. food and stupidity a reference to his biggest barack obama doesn't that we can though his own position going into talks with i think what we didn't see in the most is the lack of a clear strategy a lack of doing his homework and this is a way that he approaches these these types of high stakes high level meetings that he wants them to be free flowing but if you don't go in with clear asks and ideas of what deliverables you're trying to get be it on arms control be it on syria be it on ukraine be it on you know protecting european security you're not going to get out of it what you want to get out of

right and i mean you're more from debuted out in the attic it does have raised a number of a gene down. there which got so many and i. guess they don't know. they did it all caps to educate people. who speak around so it got me interested. in crime i work i love doing it. cos he look reasonable that. it is to defy the me because. it is also. mine country. yeah. input issues especially from china. and i've. been using the issue for the. five years i wail almost every day. delighted to do all these. issues. are one due. to how affected with. my dream. in the hour i would be very very discouraged. i mean me a pro all. the way. i'm good as dream you are now. my life my future it's not business i don't want to sit back and want better shoes or the. whatever you want to be in export there i sort through the numbers and make it is because you're. rummy you have your morning. i want to be made and. my usual busboy is the white people and the lashon and people like you when people. in the evening time like this they can be on these beaches having a good time and we can't go there when the avera

people i was talking about ordinary americans and british people who live in their mother's basement or attic and they talk about they like to correct everybody on line and blah blah blah and they say oh you pronounced you know the italian guy's in the wrong or something like that but i do not say perry and i do not say suomi for finland i say i say finland all the minium what do they know exactly they don't know how to speak english good they're so you know who speaks funny is donald trump and donald trump has been tweeting a trade war with china and many other nations including the e.u. where he straightening to slap a twenty percent tariff on imported cars from europe but stock market investors are acting as if a genuine u.s. trying to trade war has erupted has a tit for tat tariff spat between china and the us shifted from a skirmish to a full blown trade war that is certainly how financial markets have been react. thing tensions took a turn higher last tuesday after president donald trump threatened to impose tariffs on as much as four hundred fifty billion dollars in chinese goods furth

the current project plans do not increase the height of the structure and simply adds dormer to the attic. any changes to the roof, including addition of a dormer, would not be approved, but the association's decision is unrealistic and inconsistent with the btha residential design guidelines, that do not prohibit dormers in the neighborhood. many homes in the neighborhood have dormers. so i support the plans as approved by the planning department. and i thank a statement from the environmental review sums it up nicely. "the project is a class 1 minor alteration of an existing facility." >> vice president melgar: thank you very much. any our public comment in support of the project sponsor. please come up, so we can keep it moving. >> michael skinner. i will read a letter on behalf of sofa brawls, former president of the neighborhood association. she couldn't be here today. it's to elizabeth. "i understand there's a d.r. hearing on thursday, july 19. currently i'm undergoing chemotherapy and may not be available for the hearing. i hope that you or someone can read my email at the hearing.

and if you look up, you see where firefighters had to cut through the roof because of smoke in the attic. the fire started juts outside the kitchen door before 9:00 last night. when they got here they found the exterior wall in adjoining fence on fire. they were able to get the fire under control in about 15 minutes. the fire started outside the building in the same area where an arson fire started in 2014. damage in that blaze was so extensive he was forced to close for six months. now for the second time chef and owner david is looking at his burned restaurant. >> we're going to be open back up. it's not going to hold us back. >> he texted me and said there was another fire. he didn't know mump about it at the the time. >> reporter: investigators are looking into whether last night's fire was suspicious. for now the restaurant is closed. >> we're going to try to be open as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the restaurant was closed last night during the fire and no one was hurt. the restaurant did notify people that have reservations tomorrow and told them they will have to reschedule.

the attic has major damage. smoke in the sprinkler system damaged it. >>> it's fire of fires being sparked that has san jose enforcing a total ban on all types of fireworks. for the third year the in a row the city is asking residents to report illegal fireworks online. this can be done anonymously. >> you can fill out the form, put your photographs in there. if there's enough information without contacting you for us to take action, we will take action. >> we should mention this did not work so well. there were more than 1,000 complaints but all of them were dismissed for lack of evidence. the entire process is being reevaluated now. if you're call launching a fireworks, first offense is $500 and 250 for subsequent offenses. >>> it's a fourth of july tradition 142 years in the making. morgan hills holiday parade. tens of thousands attend every year. it's taking place right this second. >> reporter: we have all the people lined up on the street here. we also have the horseman's association marching in the pa rid

i tried to show some of the williams in the attic to senior personnel in the nation so bad to see the importance of. my project into them important for names announcing the independence of this with grant. they had was nineteen could six some of the most people get it yet and let them go to the man who was going to do what they want to. look at him it would probably not what we know the man. i was born in southern sudan did in the political world. and their day we had a bubble of joy actually. we do not want to get what it would. it means to us coming together different people from the north souls was wherever they said you all are all sudanese and being sudanese this is what actually interested. not one not not one of the three raises money and it's really right to me to be diplomatic get up let me through them. i was there post southern sudanese to do our cinema production. one has a feeling bet you are of importance into the new society. what the job is you're going to mom you look at me you look you talk about. your to look. so good but not anything i would definitely not understa

. >> reporter: the fire was spreading quickly through the attic without the family knowing. at 9 years old, luke's now quick thinking is getting a lot of praise. >> i asked him how he knew what to do. and he said that is what they taught him in the first grade. take the little ones out and go to the -- >> mom and all four kids escaped unharmed, leaving precious belongings behind that gregoro -- gregory said can be easily replaced. >> what is the first thing you want to get for luke? >> reporter: and an unusual jail bird is going viral after it turned up in new york. take a look. this rare snowy owl was spotted on liker's island -- riker's island stuck in a laundry room. they're working on getting it back into the wild. we'll be right back. . >> there are so many plums in the market now. they have a wonderful texture. a beautiful color inside. make sure you buy them if you buy them right and let's talk about that. make sure they're nice and dark all the way around. the skin is translucent on them. not too much. and when you bring them home, store them on the counter and not i

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