. >> reporter: liz and patrick callahan finally allowed to return to the renaissance square complex. >> first of all, gratitude. we are a top apartment. and we would have been gone. so, you know, gratitude. policemen and firemen were amazing. >> reporter: residents were forced to leave in the early morning hours because of a massive fire next door. that construction fire threatened the apartment complex. for days crews had to deal with smoldering fires and the threat of an unstabe structure. >> we have made progress in suppressing the hot spot the extinguishing the remaining fires. >> reporter: investigators from the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives will called in. 20 of them are here toetermine how it was started and if arson was solved. >> include video evidence, eyewitness testimony, and utiliz utilizes accelerant technology. >> reporter: this was phase two of the project. none of the buildings had walls or sprinkler systems yet. it was supposed to open in the fall. >> it will be good to get in and get things sorted out and see where we are. >> reporter: in concor

that includes pat and liz callahan and their dogs. >> they wanted to make sure there was not a danger for us. they wanted to make sure that the air quality was what it was supposed to be. >> we could see the embers flying through the air. it turns out that a lot of them were landing on this roof. we are really fortunate that this building did not catch fire as well. >> reporter: some of the neighboring residents are concerned that it was an arson, there could be another arson if it is rebuilt. >>> money from the soda tax in oakland could go toward giving students healthy drinks at school. water stations were donated to 10 schools after testing found lead in drinking fountains. oakland wants to tap into the tax money to buy more of the water stations. alameda county has promised to chip in as well. students like to be able to refill their water bottle. >> i like it because it is not like the water in the fountain. it is safe to drink. it could be colder they'll. -- it could be colder though. >>> we are heading into the last weekend of april. we will be tracking clouds and possibly a fe

we've -- we've been at this, between myself, mis-preston and mis-callaha miss callahan, we probably have a solid 100 years in labor negotiations, and discussing with the press is not something that any of us would do. >> supervisor kim: thank you. impressive to see that there's 100 years between you ladies, and i know you'll get it done. >> supervisor cohen: i just want to follow up on what supervisor kim was talking about. in a letter from the p.o.a. that they sent to us yesterday, they said that san francisco police officers are below market in total compensation. would you agree with that statement or would you not agreement with that statement? >> i don't want to comment on the specific question of whether above or below. i will just say this: that policing, in terms of recruitment and retention of professional police is a constant struggle for this agency and for the other large policing agencies around the state of california. it -- one of our key goals in coming out of negotiations is to ensure that the department has the tools available to them to retain a highly professional wor

but the similarities done ten day route pozen huddle and high callahan they are in charge of the twoyoungest sides in the lake which is often more of a help than a hindrance when it comes to attractive attacking football. teams want them talking. to. young guns shooting at outs and on current form the hosts have the edge. the luncheon position because we were down in sixth place and out of sorts on now we can fold ourselves back into champions league contention economical some of the chambers to come on full games unbeaten coinciding with his return to top form midfield might send not a case out with a goal and two assists in the last two ounces the next one is really pivotal. how. big a star right rivals now. live accusing have managed just one point and no goals in the past two match days. but hellish remains upbeat. says it's about results sequence where you also have to look at how the change my age and i play while. leipzig against labor cusick their first meeting of the season ended in an exciting two all draw with a potential champions league place up for grabs it's set to be

announcer dick callahan empties and had high prays. >> the parents are wonderful to bring them out in the competition is great. i can't tell what you a treat it is for me to be part of it. >> special olympics northern california offers free year-round training and competition programs nowhere for nearly 23,000 this wills. great job. >> so wonderful. all right well world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm ama daetz for kristen zee. >> for all of us here when we appreciate your time and see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air in the west. police officers shot in dallas. a civilian shot, too. our reporter on the scene at this hour with late reporting. >>> also tonight, president trump's personal physician under fire. the breaking news involving him tonight. he'd been picked to run the v.a. tonight, allegations of misconduct against the president's nominee, ronny jackson. what he's accused of doing. we have new reporting on this front, as well. >>> also breaking tonight, the deadly van attack, and now, the discovery. what we've learned about the man

callahan's reacted to this surreal ruling and however spanish authorities responded very differently of a safe hold many in catalonia this is being good news we've heard several comments from specifically regarding the rebellion situation saying that that was unfounded but it's obviously a bit of a pill to swallow for the spanish authorities who are obviously interested in indot rebellion chacha and we if we listen to what many people in madrid have said this could also change the whole strategy of the spanish government towards the cause an independent is movement that's something that we will still have to see but for them it is suddenly a bitter pill to swallow all right thomas farah reporting thank you. twenty four years in prison that's the have to sentence that to south korea's impeached president to par going hey received she was convicted on several counts of corruption and pork is the latest in a string of south korean political and business leaders to face jail and disgrace a corruption scandal has divided south korea. after four years in power twenty four years in prison t

. >> reporter: liz and patrick callahan finally allowed to return to the renaissance square complex. >> first of all, gratitude. we are a top apartment. and we would have been gone. so, you know, gratitude. policemen and firemen were amazing. >> reporter: residents were forced to leave in the early morning hours because of a massive fire next door. that construction fire threatened the apartment complex. for days crews had to deal with smoldering fires and the threat of an unstabe structure. >> we have made progress in suppressing the hot spot the extinguishing the remaining fires. >> reporter: investigators from the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives will called in. 20 of them are here to determine how it was started and if arson was solved. >> include video evidence, eyewitness testimony, and utiliz utilizes accelerant technology. >> reporter: this was phase two of the project. none of the buildings had walls or sprinkler systems yet. it was supposed to open in the fall. >> it will be good to get in and get things sorted out and see where we are. >> reporter: in conc

callahan will assist him in overseeing the major probes underway including oversight of special counselobert mueller's russia probe. donald trump wrapping up his attacks on the media, telling the latvian counterpart to steer clear of american journalists. >> you could pick a reporter. a baltic reporter ideally. real news, not fake news. >> audience laughing at the comments, only called on one american reporter at the conference. rosanne ratings going through the roof as episode 2 tackles the differences of parenting then and now. >> people parent differently than they did in your they. a lot what you did did not work and some was against the law. >> it is against the law because your generation made everything so pc. >> carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with reaction online. >> far fewer political jokes and last late episode of roseann but tackled something a lot of viewers can relate to, parenting. how do parents in today's politically correct environment, what everyone wants to know. and the secret to roseann's massive ratings is it celebrates people with huge political differences wh

. >> reporter: liz and patrick callahan finally allowed to return to the renaissance square complex. >> first of all, gratitude. we are a top apartment. and we would have been gone. so, you know, gratitude. policemen and firemen were amazing. >> reporter: residents were forced to leave in the early morning hours because of a massive fire next door. that construction fire threatened the apartment complex. for days crews had to deal with smoldering fires and the threat of an unstabe structure. >> we have made progress in suppressing the hot spot the extinguishing the remaining fires. >> reporter: investigators from the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives will called in. 20 of them are here toetermine how it was started and if arson was solved. >> include video evidence, eyewitness testimony, and utiliz utilizes accelerant technology. >> reporter: this was phase two of the project. none of the buildings had walls or sprinkler systems yet. it was supposed to open in the fall. >> it will be good to get in and get things sorted out and see where we are. >> reporter: in concor

. >> reporter: four days after they were forced to evacuate their apartment liz and patrick callahan were finally allowed to return to renaissance square complex. >> first of all, gratitude. we're a top apartment and we would have been gone. so, you know, gratitude. the policemen, the firemen, they were amazing. >> reporter: residents of more than 180 units were forced to leave. that construction fire threatened their apartment complex in concord. for days crews had to deal with smoldering fires and a threat of the structure. >> extingsing the remaining fire throughout the building and collapse hazards. >> reporter: because of the extent of the fire the bureau of to backo of firearms and explosives were called in. 20 were called here to investigate how it started and if arson was involved. >> it's to include video evidence, eyewitness testimony. we'll also utilize detection k-9s where if any type of ignitable liquid was used, this would help. >> reporter: this was phase two of the project. it was supposed to open in the fall. >> it'll be good to get in and to get things sorted out, s

chairman has made clear that the primary purpose of our military presence is defective ices in the callahanlook to other diplomatic, economic and operative measures with israel, with other states in the region to achieve these broader goals. >> i'm running out of time. a quick question. the strike on the three syrian chemical weapons sites. were they part of a greater strategy or merely a punitive strength for serious chemical weapons? >> the president has made clear and other spokesman for the us government had made clear they were aimed at both responding to and deterring the use of chemical weapons. both syria and more broadly. >> is that part of a broader strategy in the region? >> is an international strategy. >> i believe we have to do all we can. we have a moral responsibility to make sure that not just syria but the world understands. >> it is global. >> but that is distinct from the strategy pushing against iran -- >> it is a separate issue entirely. >> i'm over time. thank you for your indulgence. i want to associate myself with remarks of chairman and the ranking member. in parti