>>> i'm sue kwon in san mateo where an early-morning fire wakes up residents at a bridgeport parkwayrtment complex. i'll tell you what started the fire. "sue ad-libs" "sue ad-libs" "sue ad-libs" ,, following george zimmerman's acquittal. >>> i'm sue kwon in san mateo and i'll tell you about the high-tech tool that firefighters use to pinpoint a tricky fire. >> intense emotions following george zimmerman's acquittal. how some of the protests turned ugly in the bay area. >> plenty of clouds a cool start to the week. when will we warm up? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and san mateo bridge is off to a great start this morning out of hayward. coming up, we'll update you on some overnight roadwork. >>> good morning, everyone. it's monday, july 15. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 5:00 now on this monday. and we begin with some breaking news in san mateo. fire at a condo complex destroyed six homes overnight. firefighters still at the scene on bridge point parkway and kpix 5 reporter sue kwon is there with the latest. >> reporter: you can hear so

during the nomination of bridgeport right. unfortunately the c.f.p. be lax this transparency and openness regarding its operations budget and intended activities and its intended mission. the dog frank that specifically elevated the director of the c.f.p. the so that he or she holds unique power to determine the agency's budget and mission priorities without any public debate or input from congress. senate republicans were very concerned about several structural provisions within the c.f.p. and they were valid to block or dres confirmation until the single director leadership was replaced with a five member commission and his budget was subject to congressional approval republicans feared that a single director agency would put too much power in the hands of any one person it has been said that the director will have more power beyond anybody else and the federal government they also one of the agency's budget to be under congress' jurisdiction however the leaders of this opposition team a took an about face last night after striking a deal with cordr

chicago where my legs carry me, and downtown south, outside of china town, like, 26, and then on bridgeport, and so i -- my happiest of place was 4311 south hulsted. i had a storage room. for the first time in my life, i had my personal space. the best thing was that the -- the feeling was the wall would not close, and there was a retarded map, and if had had diarrhea, it came in the room. [laughter] i was happy. >> when you complained, he said, that's why it's cheap, it's a storage space. >> yes. my health broke down. i passed out and asended to the hospital, and doctor told me that do you have anybody to take you there? i said, no. i can walk there. i take the train. he said, no, you will collapse any time. he reported to the hospital thinking i have some sort of disease or something, so the moment he dropped me at the hospital, the men came and escort me in isolation room and put me in the white suit to test, because i was coughing blood and everything, and they found nothing was wrong. it was just depression. they sent me to the depression and to see a psychiatrist at the school at the

then on who have stead and bridgeport. so my happiest place was 411 south houston. i had this little storage room. first time in my life i had personal space. the bad thing was, the ceiling was, the wall was not closed and the neighbor was a retarded man. if he had diarrhea in the middle of the night the stink would come through the room. i had no window. i was happy. >> when you complained to the owner he said, that's why it is cheap? >> that's right. >> it a storage space. >> my health broke down. i would pass out and, sent to st. joseph's hospital. doctor told me, do you have any anybody to take you there? i said no. i can walk there. i take the train. he said no, you collapse anytime. so he reported, this hospital probably thinking i have some sort of disease. so the moment he dropped me at the hospital and a tall man came and escort me in isolation room. they put me in this white tube. a lot of tests. because i was coughing blood and everything. they found nothing was wrong. it was just, it was depression. so they sent me to depression to see psychiatrist at th

demonstrators plan to gather in bridgeport, connecticut, new york, and out west in l.a.er of the l.a. civil rights association promises the protests will continue throughout this entire summer. the city's mayor and police chief are calling for calm after more than two dozen arrests over the past couple days. vigils have been held in nearly 100 cities since the not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman trial was first read on saturday night. some americans are speaking their minds about the outcome of the trial, and so are some key people involved in it. rachel jeantel, friend of trayvon martin who testified for the prosecution, actually sits down with our own reverend sharpton on tonight's "politics nation." she addresses the contentious cross-examination by the defense. >> trying to get me angry to just show the jury, look at her, she a angry. if she

demonstrators plan to gather in bridgeport, connecticut, new york, and out west in l.a. the leader of the l.a. civil rights association promises the protests will continue throughout this entire summer. the city's mayor and police chief are calling for calm after more than two dozen arrests over the past couple days. vigils have been held in nearly 100 cities since the not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman trial was first read on saturday night. some americans are speaking their minds about the outcome of the trial, and so are some key people involved in it. rachel jeantel, friend of trayvon martin who testified for the prosecution, actually sits down with our own reverend sharpton on tonight's "politics nation." she addresses the contentious cross-examination by the defense. >> trying to get me angry to just show the jury, look at her, she a angry. if she angry, you should imagine how trayvon is. >> as you sat there, you knew -- and you're saying this by your statement, that you were representing trayvon. in many ways, being the friend that you were to him, they we

chicago, ore., bridgeport conn., indiana.o up. >> they have gone up quite a bit relative to the rest of the country. i think that is the reason we have not seen anything go up lately. >> reporter: let's go to the gulf coast, virginia, georgia. those are better places to be. again, oil prices in the short term, you don't think that this is a short-term rise to but you don't think it's a long-term. >> i don't think this is long term. a lot of fear that the suez canal will be closed. it's not happening. you're not supposed to guarantee. i guarantee you that the suez canal will not close. the egyptian military is firmly in control. if they fail the u.s. military is not one to what happened. >> reporter: okay. not closing. he is a good catholic guy who is ready to rock. connell: another chicago announcer there for a second. dagen: put it on the board. connell: thanks. two of the most influential marketing moguls are teaming up. the big hollywood story we have for you coming up here next. dagen: first, some winners on the nasdaq. d

bridgeport hospital, st. mary's hospital in waterbury, middlesex hospital have all seen increases in reimbursement rates through the value-based purchasing program. again, the federal government can provide incentives and encourage and support this effort. manchester memorial hospital, hartford hospital, and rockville general hospital -- all have avoided medicare penalties by lowering their readmission rates. while payment differences for these programs represent a small portion of the overall medicare payment, hospitals should continue to be rewarded for addressing these issues. i also want to conclude by drawing attention to some of the innovative work being done in my state of connecticut around delivery reform and data collection. i've menin mentioned the importf measurements and metrics. much of the work is supported by grants that were made available through the affordable care act. but it's really been the state itself that's decided how to use these funds. while connecticut has established a, wooing g

next call comes from sam in bridgeport, connecticut. caller: thank you.i was like to rest the congressman, where is all this money coming from for all these programs? our country is in debt and has all these albums to take care of. i like the fact that he is focusing on the people there and the united states, and he is trying to take care of them. but where does the money come from? guest: that is a very good question. that motivates all congressmen in regards of what side of the ideal they are on. you do not want to make more that later on. we did have a tremendous amount of debt. president obama inherited a tremendous amount of debt. but that is what you do when he went for congress, when you one for president, when you run for governor. you have to deal with the situation you were elected into. you have to deal with these things. there are subsidies within the affordable health care plan to help you by the insurance, depending up and down what your income is. i think that this is investment, investment in education and investment in health are good inv

big storm right near bridgeport in connecticut moving right along i-95. cooler air for the weekend.ll heavy rain and thunderstorms. hot and dry in the northwest and monsoonal floods. the same type of floods we saw yesterday in colorado could en in new mexico and mexico. i'll be on a plane back down to atlanta where the flood watches and flood warnings are still in effect. so, there you go. you have to wish for a nice weekend and the northeast gets one this weekend for a change. >> not often do you see monsoon rains on his map, but many times in the past week or so. >> thanks, chad, appreciate it. >>> we're learning much more about the critical final moments of flight 214. the pilot was temporarily blinded by a bright light just moments before the plane hit the sea wall. also chilling 911 calls of passengers pleading for help. miguel marquez is in san francisco with more. good morning, miguel. >> good morning. not only are they chilling, but also surreal. in one case somebody gets out of that plane and calls 911 saying we just crashed at sfo, we need help. operators say what runway a

just a couple of days ago, in bridgeport, connecticut, pablo aquino died. he was 27 years old."he was described as a humble man, always at the baseball fields helping kids out, he spent his dates at the fairfield hunting club in westport where he tended to the horses. he got into a simple argument when the suspects decided that the best way some solve this argument was to turn a gun on pablo, killing him. the next day, the community had a vigil for him. the vigil was there to remember him but also because they didn't have enough money for a funeral, and so as the vigil was goinggoing on, one of his friends stood out on the corner with an empty tin can of iced tea mix asking passers-by to contribute a couple cents to a funeral that was expected to cost $2,000. over the july fourth period, three shootings in new haven, connecticut, at around 10:30 on wednesday night police said somebody shot and killed errol marshall. his body was discovered and the front porch of a home. and courtney jackson, 26 years old suffering from a gunshot wound. brian gibson of new haven was shot outside