candice wynn has been pouring over the information and joins us in the newsroom with what she found. >> julie we have been going over these complaints and talking to people that did a recent walk through of the building. they say there is a history of problems and as you mentioned days before the fatal fire. >> people were running through the building running fire, fire. >> gail says she remembers the heat and screams. >> get out. >> she remembers fire alarms in one part of the building but there were other things from monday that she says aren't clear. >> i didn't remember any sprinklers going off. >> march 27th. consumed the property and killed four people. there were warnings to provide smoke detectors and eliminate all extension cords in lieu of power outlets. 8 fire code violations total. but 2 investigates have found the building has a long history of code complaints issues. the low income residents has been the source of 20 code complaints in the last ten years according to city records. everything from mold, garbage and no hot water. holes in the walls and ceiling. three comp

and input into the project a including the business advisory committee all over the place thank you candice and your communication team for leading that vertebrae robust outreach we want to thank, of course, the board members of the agencies past generations to the point they guide the work as well our staff director reiskin thank you for your partnership and the puc and mohammed nuru and director kelly and john haley the city traffic engineer and others working with teams with the staff on district 4 we had endless discussions many debates buses also including the collaboration go compromise in some cases it came down to interest is that; right? and speaking of the p.m. the project managers peter where are you. >> (clapping.) >> you're our hero. >> thank you for your leadership and ♪ phase and the prior phase working with bob and sherry and others michael and rachel you lead the project design and development for the past 10 years and the team that peter and others assembled you'll take us into the future thank you for your consideration and in and the robust design for the construction ef

. >> candice wynn joins us with more. >> we spent the day looking over the complaints and inspection reports. they show a history of problems, years and even just days before the fire. >> people would run in the building yelling fire. >> gear remembers the heat and screaming. >> get up and wake up. >> she remembers fire alarms and one part of the building but there were other things from monday that she says aren't clear. >> i didn't remember any sprinklers going off. >> march 27th. fewer people were killed in the fire. inspection records show on march 24th, three days before an inspector ordered the property owner to service the building's fire alarms immediately and service the fire sprinklers immediately and provide fire alarms. 8 violations and we found there was a long history of building complaints. the low income residents have been the source of 20 code complaints in the last ten years according to city records. everything from mold, garbage and no hot water and holes in the walls and ceilings. three complaints of violations and 11 closed. 7 complaints are currently open. >>

candice wynn has new information. >> frank and julie we have been following this from when contaminated water filled up sinks to now the city of san francisco is showing these two notices fining her tens of thousands of dollars for illegally operating so-called air b and b motels in a market desperate for affordable housing. >>> you have to give it to her. the latest projects seem to be a big improvement compared to the ones in 2014. the imperial towers in downtown oakland. back then 2 investigates first exposed faulty plumbing and broken walls and fire escapes. >> the piping and the electricity. >> the city of oakland was told that si was running an illegal operation. two air b and b hotels. beautiful room with two twin beds in the city and beautiful room near golden gate and even though it showed someone name lewis managed the properties. san francisco housing officials say it was si renting out 6 to 8 rooms in each of the locations between 61 and 155 glass a night. >>> they are taking away mousing. >> susan lives near the locations. >> do you think it is worth risking the neighborhoo

we just need to "hover" over the candice, problem until... just let it go...sorry i'm late for team building. smoooooooch! that felt right. what's wrong with you!? he's so trusting... but they didn't know they were all tobacco products.e... ooh, this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy! this smells like strawberry. are these mints? given that 80% of kids who ever used tobacco started with a flavored product, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? >>> mr. secretary can you do your job with the kind of budget cut the president has proposed? what does it say about the priority of diplomacy in this administration? you think you'll have a deputy any time soon? when do you think you might have a deputy? >> out please. that was uncomfortable. last thing that was andrea mitchell who was on the air with us until midnight last night trying to get the secretary of state to answer a question. he has not spoken to the news media since becoming secretary of state. there's a daily washington staple for decades since the start of the administr

candice in good health at animal haven and back up for willing to give candy a forever home, avimal hned wa on you. bill: but i think is a little bit of cultural arrogance on our part to put down the other countries to say it is our job to rescue the going to their culture in thailand, korea, other place, who are we to judge that? >> i am shocked to hear you saying something so culturally sensitive. (beep). reporter: did the wind hit you? no. a piece of ice. >> oh my gosh, cue tie-dye. woe. 1:00. bill: get up. get up. it is dangerous. >> bye. bill: i think the only animal i wouldn't eat. dog and whale. >> i would eat whale. >> oh, my word. reporter: a 52-year-old mom of three from burlington county's life was cut short while hit by a car attempting to cross route 130 at the sper sex of the drive last friday. sadly, melanie is one of four pedestrians killed on the busy high wane less than a year. in 2016, five people died in burlington county, according to nj state police, the first fatality of this year trying to cross route 130. spoke to maddy whothan a decade. he wases a great perso

and input into the project a including the business advisory committee all over the place thank you candice and your communication team for leading that vertebrae robust outreach we want to thank, of course, the board members of the agencies past generations to the point they guide the work as well our staff director reiskin thank you for your partnership and the puc and mohammed nuru and director kelly and john haley the city traffic engineer and others working with teams with the staff on district 4 we had endless discussions many debates buses also including the collaboration go compromise in some cases it came down to interest is that; right? and speaking of the p.m. the project managers peter where are you. >> (clapping.) >> you're our hero. >> thank you for your leadership and ♪ phase and the prior phase working with bob and sherry and others michael and rachel you lead the project design and development for the past 10 years and the team that peter and others assembled you'll take us into the future thank you for your consideration and in and the robust design for the construction ef

and input into the project a including the business advisory committee all over the place thank you candice and your communication team for leading that vertebrae robust outreach we want to thank, of course, the board members of the agencies past generations to the point they guide the work as well our staff director reiskin thank you for your partnership and the puc and mohammed nuru and director kelly and john haley the city traffic engineer and others working with teams with the staff on district 4 we had endless discussions many debates buses also including the collaboration go compromise in some cases it came down to interest is that; right? and speaking of the p.m. the project managers peter where are you. >> (clapping.) >> you're our hero. >> thank you for your leadership and ♪ phase and the prior phase working with bob and sherry and others michael and rachel you lead the project design and development for the past 10 years and the team that peter and others assembled you'll take us into the future thank you for your consideration and in and the robust design for the construction ef

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. >> so we'll pick carmel delights, shortbread, candice, you want to pick?will do peanut butter patties, oh, thanks a l well thanks for coming. and then you guys let me pick between which are better we already have carmel delights, right? so let's get those. who is in charge of the money. >> i'll take it you. >> be in charge, you're smart, girl. hey thanks for coming by. >> thank you. >> have fun today. enjoying national girl scouts day. >> all right. later in our show, in celebration of the saint patrick's day parade, chef brian duffy showing us his philly twist on a traditional irish dish. stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> okay, it is time for the final reveal. eight year old boston has been helping mama joey over here. okay, who is the creature at the top that you got, that won't stay up? >> billy. >> you name him billy? >> yes. >> how hard was this to make? because people at home might be thinking oh, what did boss done made. can i do it? >> ya, it is casino every easy. >> what's the hardest pat? the hardest part? >> probably the patterns around it. skiddl

. >> can woe replay it, candice?i don't know. >> i think she left the booth. >> she's not saying anything. >> i saw her outside getting mayonnaise pizza. >> she ran away from us. here goes, the hand shot. >> look at her ring, isn't that different? >> a loop or something? >> look at his ring, too. >> that is nice. >> huge. >> wow. >> okay? all right, sit down, thank you. >> alicia keys, she shows the karaoke skills while playing wheel of musical impressions on jimmy fallon. here it is. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i ain't miss marry mack. i ain't miss marry make girl. i ain't miss marry mack girl. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> abcdefg ♪ hijklmoop ♪ >> i love that. >> that is great. >> oh, my gosh. >> i love it. >> you can see just about anything, i love alicia keys. >> i know, every time i see her, i just think back to when she worn the corn roseanne stuff, i used to love. that will now she is doing the natural look. >> still doing it? >> she is. >> do you think it is really natural or do you think there is a little bit of foundation? >> more na

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we just need to "hover" over the candice, problem until... just let it go...m late for team building. smoooooooch! that felt right. what's wrong with you!? he's so trusting... >>> the fact the attorney general, the top cop in our country, lied under oath to the american people is grounds for him to resign. is grounds for him to resign. he has proved he is unqualified and unfit to serve in that position of trust. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi kacalling on jeff sessio to step aside. calling on ashley parker and politico senior writer jake sherman. let's start with the news of the day and talk jeff sessions here. is this something, jake, that's survivable? is jeff sessions going to be able to continue to serve as attorney general? >> yeah, probably. he needs to do something, though, and it's staying quiet is probably not going to cut it. the way it looks and the way my sources are talking now is he's probably going to have to recuse himself and stay away from this stuff. what he did was, obviously, not smart. he was under oath and he said he didn't meet

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