brito described the defendant max harris's action that night as heroic. saying he ran toward the flames shouting fire. and personally helped least a dozen people escape out the front door. >> showing exactly what we've been seeing for the past six or seven months doing the investigation into discovery that there is nothing here to indicate the allegations that are being made against mr. harris. >> reporter: he and derick almena are charged with 36 counts of in voluntary manslaughter. p abc 7 news. >>> a suspect in a decade's old kidnapping makes a first court hearing. they capted kevin lynn in los angeles on friday and brought him back to the bay area to face justice early yesterday. lynn faces charges of abducting 9-year-old christine chew and holding her for ransom back in 1995. police found lynn after getting a tip that he applied for a u.s. passport. >> we're assisted by the fbi and lapd who played a big role in helping with this arrest and he took him into custody without incident. >> chew was found unharmed nine hours after being abducted. tey aband

brito described the defendant max harris's action that night as heroic. saying he ran toward the flames shouting fire. and personally helped least a dozen people escape out the front door. >> showing exactly what we've been seeing for the past six or seven months doing the investigation into discovery that there is nothing here to indicate the allegations that are being made against mr. harris. >> reporter: he and derick almena are charged with 36 counts of in voluntary manslaughter. p abc 7 news. >>> a suspect in a decade's old kidnapping makes a first court hearing. they capted kevin lynn in los angeles on friday and brought him back to the bay area to face justice early yesterday. lynn faces charges of abducting 9-year-old christine chew and holding her for ransom back in 1995. police found lynn after getting a tip that he applied for a u.s. passport. >> we're assisted by the fbi and lapd who played a big role in helping with this arrest and he took him into custody without incident. >> chew was found unharmed nine hours after being abducted. tey aband

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carmen brito, a survivor, described how she got out of the building the night of the fire and said sheaw defendant max harris run towards the flames at one point, screaming for people to get out. nicholas bouchard cosigned the original lease in 2013 with derrick almena. he testified he and his mother tried to talk to derrick almena about bringing the building up to code but said derrick almena laughed off their concerns. defense attorneys had a different perspective. >> if they had such a strong concern then, why didn't they express those concerns then? why did they contact the proper authorities then? >> construction worker rodney griffin also testified he visited the warehouse and warned almena the building was a death trap. after the hearing a judge will determine whether there is enough evidence to send almena and harris to trout to base 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >>> >>> a 41-year-old san francisco man was found guilty for slaughtering a family of five in their home in san francisco almost 6 years ago.binh thai luc was found guilty yesterday of five counts of murder fo

no fire alarms, no fire escapes.fire went up really really quickly(carmen brito, ghostship fire survivoras a window of five minutes between the fire happening and you just didn't get out." on the night of friday december second 2016. investigators say around 50 people were in the oakland warehouse known as the ghost ship.... when a fire began on the first floorpartygoers upstairs had no warning and then it was too late.36 people died.(atf) this is the highest number of fire fatalities in 13 years,the warehouse was packed with wood and textile artworks.the cocktail of combustibles went up like a torch.(hiatt crying) " just doesn't seem that's a fire that's survivable."the makeshift stairs to the second level burned before most people could escape.it appears as if the male was trying to protect the female and had her in like a hugging position these young people were texting their families that they loved them or that they were going to die.in the hours that followed, families and friends waited for word. (vincent vines) i tried to call my friend and i'm not getting no answer. everything i

brito pullover it down to yellow because it means freedom for all political prisoners it is the color of freedom. and this seems silly to me because yellow is just a normal color i think it's a desperate campaign by politicians trying to stop the independence movement. it's complete nonsense. it's pointless everybody has already decided how they really want to turn twenty first and that one change place scene yellow or another color i mean you know you know they burned yellow but another color could be used that's just absurd. well stay with us after the very short break we'll be back with more on the well top drawer. i was born and. it was my home for twenty five years. the file on the forty two but i hold it all well. now that was the most heartbreaking thing i've ever seen in my life it was not it was beyond traumatic you know we will felt by the state before and often a file. to change everything we talk politics now and how we can take power. if we continue to stand and make the noise and people out we can change is communi . we need to realize that collectively we have real powe

brito pull over to balance yellow because it means freedom for all political prisoners it is the color of freedom. does seem silly to me because yellow is just a normal color i think it's a desperate campaign by politicians trying to stop the independence movement and video is complete nonsense. it's pointless everybody has already decided how they really weren't on twenty first and that one changed a scene yellow or another color i mean you know you know they burned yellow but another color could be used that's just absurd. well for more news on those and all our other stories go to r.t. telkom i'll be back at the top of the hour with the headlines and much more build up to the russian world cup draw for last special studio on red square with neil harvey. this footage is unique because there's only a tribal lands a normally off limits to the public erik's allowed in because he's this is his personal doctor. the people here know him simply as dr eric he's rich famous some always on the move sailing yacht some flying aircraft that. he's considered one of the best neurosurgeons in brazil

no fire alarms, no fire escapes.fire went up really really quickly(carmen brito, ghostship fire survivor)"it was a window of five minutes between the fire happening and you just didn't get out." on the night of friday december second 2016. investigators say around 50 people were in the oakland warehouse known as the ghost ship.... when a fire began on the first floorpartygoers upstairs had no warning and then it was too late.36 people died.(atf) this is the highest number of fire fatalities in 13 years,the warehouse was packed with wood and textile artworks.the cocktail of combustibles went up like a torch.(hiatt crying) " just doesn't seem that's a fire that's survivable."the makeshift stairs to the second level burned before most people could escape.it appears as if the male was trying to protect the female and had her in like a hugging position these young people were texting their families that they loved them or that they were going to die.in the hours that followed, families and friends waited for word. (vincent vines) i tried to call my friend and i'm not getting no answer. everyt

carmen brito, a survivor, described how she got out of the building the night of the fire and said she saw defendant, max harris, run towards the fire. he was screaming for people to get out. nicholas bouchard cosigned the original lease in 2013 with derrick almena. he testified that he and his mother try to talk to almena about bringing the building up to code but says almena laughed off their concerns. defense lawyers had a different perspective. >> if they had such a strong concern then, why didn't they express those concerns then? why did they contact the proper authorities then? >> construction worker rodney griffin testified he visited the warehouse and warned almena the building was a deathtrap. after the hearing a judge will determine if there's enough evidence to send almena and harris to trial on 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >>> a 41-year-old san francisco man was convicted of slaughtering a family of five in their home almost 6 years ago.binh thai luc was found guilty yesterday of five counts of murder for killing the lee family on march 23, 2012, in their home in

this woman, carmen brito also testified about the conditions inside the warehouse.he moved in in the spring of 2016. she recounted how the electrical circuits would pop when using a toaster and kettle at the same time. she also offered this chilling testimony about the night of the fire she said she woke up to smoke and struggled to get out. but while crying on the stand, she also called max a hero, saying he saved at least a dozen people as he flashed his cellphone light to guide them out of the inferno that fatalful night. while she testified, max hung his head, weeping. in the mornings testimony - a mother and son were on the stand. the son, nico brouchard leased the warehouse with almena back in 2013 to create an artist colony and child centre. nico's mother kathleen brouchard testified that she looked at the warehouse and found it lacked basic items like toilets and running water. she said she met with almena about what was needed to bring the warehouse up to code as a business and that he laughed at her, saying quote, "that is not how we go about it." here is

tenant carmen brito who testified the other day said she used an extention cord in her space but it would blow up often and she would have to reset the breaker.a contractor called the electrical system dangerous. derick almena and max harris are facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the creating the conditions of the warehouse that lead to the deaths of the victims. this is defense attorney tony serra. tony serra, atty for derick almena. it is wrong to talk about, it has not been discussed as one thing or another. another.as one thing or been discussed about, it has not wrong to talk almena. it is for derick tony serra, atty serra. attorney tony this is defense the victims. the deaths of the victims. this is defense attorney tony serra. tony serra, atty for derick almena. it is wrong to talk about, it has not been discussed as one thing or another. (grant) a frightening situation...as a woman is car- jacked at gunpoint in the parking lot of an east bay bart station.(vicki) police say they have few leads to go... and the incident has rattled nerves of passengers who were suprise