smoke detector. >> this is a combination of smoke and carbon monoxide detector. they are required in single homes now and in apartment buildings. if gas appliance is not burning properly this will alert you before the fumes buildup and will affect you negatively. >> this is a battery powered? >> this is a battery powered and it has a 10 year battery life. a lot of times you may have one or the other. if you put in just a carbon monoxide detector, it's important to have one of these too. every house should have a fire extinguisher yes. >> one thing people expect to do when the power goes out after an earthquake about using candles. what would you recommend? >> if you have a battery operated candle would be better to use. this kind of a candle, you wouldn't want it in an area where it can cause a fire or aftershock that it doesn't rollover. you definitely want to have this in a non-combustible surface. >> now, here we have our stove. after a significant earthquake we expect that we may have gas disrupted and so without gas in your home how are you going to cook? >>

unusual for someone who died while breathing the carbon monoxide produced by the fire. the next step was to examine his airway passages for signs of smoke inhalation. >> you have this layer of mucus, which lines the inside of your airway to trap foreign particles, and it gets stuck onto that. and it stays there, and we can find it very easily at the time of the autopsy. i found absolutely no soot. well, now i have two tests, which are both telling me exactly the same thing, that he was not breathing at the time of the fire. >> to see if it was possible for a lit cigar to start a hotel fire, investigators conducted an experiment. >> we got a pillow and a pillowcase, and we did our own burn test. went out and got ahold of some cigars, lit the cigars and placed them on the pillow case and then directly on the pillow, made a crease in the pillow and we did this repeatedly. >> hotels usually use bed coverings treated with flame retardant chemicals in order to prevent this very scenario. >> at no point could we get the pillow, the pillowcase, or the bedspread to burn. >> anot

the big question tonight is, where did the carbon monoxide gas come from? >> they got everybody out quick. real quick. >> reporter: it was just after 10:00 wednesday morning when firefighters pulled five people from second floor apartments over these stores on castor avenue after a gas leak rendered the victims unconscious. includeing a teenager and a young child. >> our company fire companies found five residents unconscious unconscious. three adults and two children who were all transport to do nearby hospitals. >> the daughter they had the thing down her throat. they put something down her throat to make her breathe. >> reporter: firefighters using breathing app app rat tas and ladders entered the second floor apartments and rescued the victims. jerome saw the rescue efforts by firefighter as few feet away. >> what's going through my mind. hope them kids be all right. you know what i'm saying? they in my prayers. >> reporter: victims were taken to area hospitals a 16-year-old and a six-year-old were taken to saint christopher's. fire officials say a quic

we're following a carbon monoxide leak that sent four people to hospitals. let's get right to randy gyllenhaal. tell us what you know. >> reporter: we're standing here on caster street in northeast philly and portions of this road have been shut down as investigator crews call a carbon monoxide leak. it's happening inside this brick building brazilian restaurant. behind are apartments and houses. they have moved us back away from this building. they are checking the carbon monoxide levels in the air after four people, including two kids were rushed to the hospital. fire officials tell us three of those victims were found unresponsive inside this building. we have seen crews going underground, trying to find the source of this leak. witnesses here have just told me they arrived to work at this building when they saw the children and their mother being taken out on stretchers. >> i know the lady and the kids that they brung out. two ladies and two adults. took one of the daughters and the brother to the hospital. >> reporter: and just want to clarify. we are o

he was found dead in his car from carbon monoxide poisoning last july. is awaiting trial carter's mother posting pictures of michele living it up at disney world and at her from. rebecca rose woodland is a trial attorney brian is a criminal defense attorney. very insensitive of the butter to pose these pictures of her daughter having a great time at disney world and enjoying her prom when awaiting this trial. at the same time there are those who believe like use that you feel there is no legal responsibility to obtain emergency aid for someone in need of mental health counseling. >> this is the big issue. we don't know what all those text messages said over the course of time. there are thousands. i believe the defense of this girl will be he was mentally ill apparently he had previous depression for three years. these are all factss we will find out once we year the trial progress. what is the response ability if someone has a preexisting condition to go get him help? it does that mean if you don't, that you are going to be brought up on manslaughter ch

the furnace is where the carbon monoxide comes from and fans can blow it around. >> it will shut offthey are most excited about this. last year they acquired makers of the wildly popular drop cam home surveillance camera. this new version is dropping the old name. >> now it's nest cam. >> it's made burglars famous on u tubes, works inside the same nest app that controls the thermostat and if there's a fire it starts recording. everything is working together. >> earning is connected in the future. that's what they are building on and moving toward, and it's not fix. they are actually building she's systems. that's where we are headed. >> nest is also the division of nothing he will that is working open another connected product. >> tony is in charge of google glass and we asked him about that and he said he had nothing to say. >> he said you might be able to get the thermostat for free from your power company and the smoke detector free from the insurance company. >> how do i get paid to take home one of these cameras? >> abc7 news. >> time now is 5:45. as we get a check of the full w

the furnace is where the carbon monoxide comes from and fans can blow it around. >> it will shut offether. >> they are most excited about this. last year they acquired makers of the wildly popular drop cam home surveillance camera. this new version is dropping the old name. >> now it's nest cam. >> the new sharper version of the camera that's made burglars famous on youtube, now works inside the same nest app that controls the thermostat and fire detector. now it can start recording if there's a fire. everything is connected together. that's what they are building on and moving toward, and it's not fiction. they are actually building she's systems. that's where we are headed. >> nest is also the division of google that is working on on another connected product. >> tony is in charge of google glass and we asked him about that and he said he had nothing to say. >> he said you might be able to get the thermostat for free from your power company and the smoke detector free from the insurance company. >> how do i get paid to take home one of these cameras? >> latroy hawkins, we are worki

guest: you have something that they could wear that alerts for increased carbon monoxide.uld then alert the authorities or the people in the community. emily: what do you expect to see and it option rates? we have a lot of fitbits and jawbones in the desk drawer. you see these becoming the fabric of their lives. guest: i think we will need to rethink what wearables are. at the moment, they only catch a portion of your life which is usually related to your health and well-being. as they start to touch people's lives in a way. could we track mother's health through her pregnancy? to let her know that she needs to go to the hospital to deliver. or to track the nutrition of children or to help children figure out, i should be washing my hands. i take it is these kinds of things that can help save people's lives that will turn the tide with wearables. emily: facebook developed a light version of their app that they have developed for countries where the internet is slower. this has suffered some setbacks. what do you make of this project and the setbacks that we have seen of la

the furnace is where the carbon monoxide comes from and fans can blow it around. >> it will shut offher. >> they are most excited about this. last year they acquired makers of the wildly popular drop cam home surveillance camera. this new version is dropping the old name. >> now it's nest cam. >> the new sharper version of the camera that's made burglars famous on youtube, now works inside the same nest app that controls the they remember sad and fire detector. now it can start recording if there's a fire. everything is connected together. that's what they are building on and moving toward, and it's not fix. they are actually building she's systems. that's where we are headed. >> nest is also the division of google that is working on on another connected product. >> tony is in charge of google glass and we asked him about that and he said he had nothing to say. >> he said you might be able to get the thermostat for free from your power company and the smoke detector free from the insurance company. >> how do i get paid to take home one of these cameras? >> abc7 news. >> all right. 6:

pgw now says tonight that this was carbon monoxide gas that knocked a family of five unconscious heres morning. tonight the fire marshal and police are still investigateing. trying to determine exactly what happened. >> what's going through my mind is like hope them kids be all right. you know what i'm saying? they in my prayers. >> reporter: jerome roberson looked on in shock as firefighters pulled five people from the soaked floor apartments over these stores on castor of a including two children. >> the daughter, they had thing down her throat. they put something down her throat to make her breathe. >> fire company found five residents unconscious. three adults and two children who were all transport to do nearby hospital hospitals. non critical. >> firefighters using breathing apparatus and ladders entered the apps and rescued the victims just after 10:00 wednesday morning. >> it's been shut down to make sure it doesn't leak into other residents down the street. we found those are all negative right now. >> victims were all taken to area hospitals 16-year-old and a six-year-old we

. >>> they evacuated homes this afternoon because of high levels of carbon monoxide crews responded to the calls of bad odor on rodney street. the generator in one of homes was the source of the problem and they checked several residents on the scene and everybody is okay. firefighters are using fans to air out the fumes. >>> republican state senator, john raverty launched his bid for states attorney general today. he made the bid at theteen state troopers association he is serving his fourth term and represents the 44th district including parts of montgomery chester and berks counties. >>> tonight at 11:00 we will introduce you to a special philadelphian, he is leaving right now with a group of inner city youngsters, 13-year-olds on an extraordinary journey, the subject of my next one-on-one. steve is a one time salesman of office equipment and now a full-time employee of the philadelphia parks and recreation but to the anderson monarchs baseball team he is coach mentor teacher and so much more, his team which sent seven players to the taney dragons to the world series at this hour th

nobody puts their mouth on the exhaust pipe to get the carbon monoxide.t's all about the drug delivery and bigtobacco has known that l along and nally, the trut is being aired and people are realizing that people are trying hard to quit. it's hard to quit,ust hard to stay off cigarettes for good. >> saw that in my own family. some did and some didn't. a new trend are e-cigarettes and what are ose and how does that affect them? >> we don't know what the impacts will be regarding all of these other total body effects. it's a way to give you the nicote satisfaction so then you don'tight up tobacco which carries the carcinogens. so the idea is you would at lea be spared much of the carcinogen load which would reduce significantlyhe rick of emfa zeema and lung cancer. >> you see people who come to you who have aariety of iseases, mostly lung cancer? >> thoracic maling nancy and is in this country and worldwide is lung cancer. 90% of the time it's lung cancer anwe specialize in the bleak and challenging tumors like mesotheoma and lung cancer. >> i thnk that peo

according to the inspector, the only problem was the unit needed a carbon monoxide detector. >>> a helicopter made a crash landing at sfo and was just touching down at the north end of the airport. as you can see, the chopper wound up on its side. other than bumps and bruises the two coastguard members on board are fine. the crash generated a big emergency response. listen to the dispatch calls. >> engine 65, engine 51, engine 37 out of zone, engine 81, truck 51, truck 34, battalion 17, battalion 9, idt respond on a helicopter crash 1019 north access road at san francisco airport. >> the crash did not affect any of the flights in or out of sfo. >>> a despicable crime on a muni bus, a 72-year-old woman beaten up friday as the bus stopped at eddie and pierce streets. she asked to sit in the seats reserved for the elderly and disabled. police say a 40-year-old woman told her no and punched her in the head and chest. she was knocked to the floor. the drive tried to help, but the suspect -- driver tried to help, but the suspect attacked him as well before walking off the bus getting away. >>> hund

. >> we just had a carbon monoxide scare down the street a couple houses down. >> reporter: some made plans to stay with relatives or stop by the emergency shelters. >> the house isn't too hot so we are okay. >> reporter: john is thankful for milder temperatures but he isn't pleased to see more rain in the forecast. which could slow getting his power back on. >> they are even getting out of state help but there's so much damage all over. so many wires down. it will take awhile. >> reporter: peco can't rule out that some homes will still be part of this outage area on saturday, but delaware county leaders are confident that peco will at least meet their main goal of getting most people back online late tomorrow night. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> if you're watching us on the nbc 10 app or you know someone without power, there are free places to recharge your phone, tablet or computer. nbc 10 and comcast are helping you plug in and power up. several comcast xfinity locations are ready to recharge your devices. go to the nbc 10 news app to find those locations nearest you. >>> major

the only problem was the need for a carbon monoxide detector. >>> two members of the coast guard recovering from minor injuries after their helicopter crash-landed at the san francisco airport yesterday at the end of a test flight. as it was landing at the airport's north end the chopper went down on its side. it generated a huge emergency response. here's an excerpt from a dispatch call. >> engine 65, engine 51, engine 37 out of zone, engine 81, truck 51, truck 34, battalion 17, battalion nine, idt, respond on a helicopter crash 1019 north access road at san francisco airport. >> two members of the coast guard recovering from mine more injuries. the crash did not affect any flights in or out of the airport. >>> a fire in dry brush burned 16 acres near gilroy yesterday. it got close to buildings. firefighters dropped retardant on top of the homes on the roof and rv. the fire didn't damage any structures. no injuries reported. >>> firefighters are working to contain a wildfire near lompoc in santa barbara county. 55 acres are burning. 1200 people were told to evacuate but most of the orders

. >> if there is carbon monoxide, it can blow smoke around. >> it is going to shut down that. >> thiser version and if there is a fe, camera starts reporting. >> that is what they're building on and movg toward. this are systems. >>ony is in charge of the reot of google glass he said he had nothing to say. >> how do i take home one of these? >> we're working on that. >> well just ahead, technology for breast >>> a new technology could soo ease tauma faced by women who undergo surgery for breast cancer. >> hi, h are you today? >> when chris faced a diagnosis of cancer in her left breast she made an aggressive choice a double mastectomy. this plastic surgeon tol chris about a technology that migh speed the timetable. >> we talked about t reconstruction and implants. and she said introduced the idea of the air expanders >> this simulates this expander. >> it's a temporary implant filled with compressed co 2 gas. it's placed under the skin. later,he patient slowly inflates the device the purpose to create a stretched out pouch. the doctor says it's quicker and less pinful than saline inje

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night police identify a fourth suspect wanted for a home invasion in broomall and high leaves of carbon monoxidece the vacations of four homes in wilmington but the big story on "action news" is a hideous crime in the frankford section of the philadelphia. a woman tried to enter the station to the frankford l was slashed on the arm, it happened at 9:27 this morning, it began with an altercation and quickly escalated to a razor slashing. dann cuellar is live now. what is the latest? >> reporter: well, police say that the last thing the woman was expecting when she came to the margaret station to hop on a train was to get into an argument with a strapger and worse that he would slash her with a razor. >> this is the man police are searching for captured on surveillance footage, he approached a 50-year-old woman. >> she approached the fare line and a man started to speak to her and an argument ensued and the man punched her. >> the woman does not know what the argument was about and had never seen the man before. >> the man drew back and cut her with a razor on her forearm, a 4 inch gash. >> the wo

. >>> fire officials say a carbon monoxide leak senfive people to the hospital in northeast philadelphiahe first reports came in at 6:is an along north caster avenue they found extremely high reading in the home and they found three adults and three children unconscious, and they were all rushed to the hospital fortunately all are expected to be okay. officials are now trying to figure out where the leak was coming from. >> a 35-year-old stabbing victim walked into this wawa asking for help overnight and police say the man was attacked on sheffield avenue at 1:00 a.m., he was able to walk around the corner store at frankford avenue and asked someone to call the police, medics took the victim to the hospital in stable condition. >>> the convicted boston marathon bomber is sentenced to death but not before statements of survivors and relatives of bombing victims. monica malpass is live in the newsroom with more on that. >> hi rick, that is right 24 survivors and family members spoke in court and very poignant moments there. the final sentence dzhokhar tsarnaev apologized. he prayed for the

. >> fire is up protection, carbon monoxide and linear heat protectors but they are not functioning as they are designed to. >> reporter: with that they had to hit the brakes on only the final tunnels part of the new billion-dollar road that runs through the presidio national park to connect san francisco with the golden gate bridge. >> national fire protection codes that are requiring various sensors, and to evacuate the smoke in case of a fire and it's all run by computers run by a control room in the presidio. >> reporter: when the computer goes down -- >> we'll have it back up. >> reporter: what happened to the backup? >> the backup for the backup. >> reporter: randy with the metropolitan transportation commission says that from the $6.4 billion bay bridge to the new caldecott tunnel, higher standards and new technology doesn't come cheap. nor does it always work the first time out. people want bells and whistles and state-of-the-art and there are some issues. >> reporter: the cost? >> it's hard to determine. >> reporter: so new they begin the tests and the drills but the big quest

security system including locks, video cameras, garage doors and alarms, as well as smoke and carbon monoxide and can adjust your thermostat to save energy when you're out of the house. the connect home is one of the hottest themes out there i like amberella, they do the brains behind a lot of connected homes. alarm.com is the largest player in this part of the business got 2.3 million subscribers and the customers are locked in for three to five years. not only does the company have strong revenue grot growth up 28% in the first quarter. and the earnings are exploding, and it's profitable. we can value the stock using traditional metrics, if we assume that the company's earnings will decelerate. aa larm.com will be trading 36 times our back of the energy earnings for 2016. not cheap. for a fast-growing play, on one of the hottest tech trends out there, might not be that expensive, either. i like it. i bet the street rallies around it when analysts that bought the firm public can start writing about it in research next month. alarm.com, kind of interested. next up an intriguing one. called se

some industry leaders say the ruling could impact upcoming epa rules on carbon monoxide emissions. in the meantime the mercury regulation will remain in place while a lower court deals with the issue. >>> 5:47. time to check back in with alex savidge who is in for sal this week on traffic. how is it looking sal -- alex. >> salex. >> there you go. >> all sorts of good nicknames we can work on. >>> the commute generally speaking looking pretty good. let me take you outside and show you the bay bridge toll plaza where a lot of friends a lot of your friends are beginning to gather this morning and make their way into the city here and things are getting more and more crowded at the toll plaza as the sun begins to rise there in the east. all the lanes seem fairly backed up. the fast track lanes included still slow and the cash payers will have an even longer wait than that. let me take you out east here. if you are driving in from the brentwood area, here's your ride along highway 4 heading over to concord and walnut creek. no slow downs to report this morning. no accidents. that is alw

and a visual inspection the same month found the apartment was in good condition except for no carbon monoxid detector. >>> oil companies are manipulating prices, according to consumer watchdog. they say oil refineries are keeping prices artificially high in violation of antitrust laws and today they will present evidence to members of the california energy commission. the group is also asking attorney general kamala harris to appoint an independent prosecutor. >>> the right to overtime pay would be extended to millions more americans under a plan unveiled by president obama. lisa chan joins us live in san francisco to explain. >>> reporter: good morning. president barack obama says he wants to make sure hard work is rewarded. he says too many people work long days for less pay than they deserve. now, under the president's proposal, which he unveiled yesterday, salaried workers who earn nearly $1,000 a week would be eligible for overtime pay. now, this will narrow the loophole he says some employers exploit to avoid paying overtime. president obama says it's good for workers and businesses al

. >> investigators told our dave schratwieser the carbon monoxide level inside the second floor apartment was five times higher than the amount that can kill you. >>> state senator and pastor clem men at a pinckney has become the first african-american since reconstruction to rest in honor in the south carolina rotunda. pinckney was one of nip people killed when a gunman opened fire at the emmanuel ame church in charleston a week ago. a carriage led by two white horses brought his casket down main street to the state house grounds where mourners lined up to pay their final respects. then, members of the honor guard carried his body inside. his funeral is scheduled for friday. >>> definite man attacked beaten as he sat outside a coffee shop. but police say the attackers wrestled out of his hands before getting away. >>> and angry customers say they paid thousands for new furniture only to be told they were out of luck. >> they told me that the guy moved, that i have to go to small claims court. they changed the name. >> where one woman is now forced to sleep that will break your heart. >>

the only problem was the need for carbon monoxide detectors. >>> a fire blackened 16 acres north east of gilroy yesterday. it got close to buildings below. the fire didn't damage any structures and no injuries were reported. >>> off to the south now a larger fire still burning near lompoc in santa barbara county. it has burned 320 acres and is 55% contained. at one point late yesterday, 1200 people were told to evacuate but most of those orders have all been lifted. no buildings have burned so far. >>> all right. happy tuesday morning, liza. what's it looking like? >> happy tuesday morning to you, too. good morning, everybody. we are going to talk about this problem that we're watching in the palo alto area. it created a mess for the afternoon commute yesterday. this morning it's that same pothole cover causing flat tires. the right lane lots of cars pulled over to the side as you make your commute through the peninsula. and heading for the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are out and sammy the spider is out there, as well. traffic is backed up from the foot of the maze. the

dramatic scene in the oxford circle of philadelphia today after a family of five is sickened by carbon monoxidell unfolded just before 10:00 o'clock this morning in the 6400 block of castor avenue. two children were among those sickened there both were rushed to st. christopher's hospital. a witness told "eyewitness news" what happened just moments after crew is a arrived. >> the whole family came out but they put babies in the ambulance, they put a daughter in the ambulance they had what is his name too to make her breathe. the mother came out laid on the ground and they put oxygen tank over her. >> certainly a frightening situation there we are told that everyone in that family is now in stable condition. >>> well tanker truck overturn on a on ramp to the new jersey turnpike this morning. chopper three was over the scene at exit seven in bordentown as emergency crews worked to clear that wreckage. authorities tell us one person was hurt, none of the tankers contents spilled out and the roadway has since reopen. >>> still to come here on "eyewitness news" a guardian angel in the middle of the

we're following a carbon monoxide leak that sent four people to hospitals.oved us back away from this building. they are checking the carbon monoxide levels in the air after four people, including two kids were rushed to the ho

when i was a kid, it was carbon monoxide that was a danger. without carbon dioxide, there would not be anything alive on the earth, in the ocean, or in the sky. you know that. this is the agenda. crippled american economy. i live on seven -- $7.50 a month p i cannot afford utilities as the president said we have. it is a lie to control the public, the people. if we can take -- break everybody and get us down on our knees, begging the government for food, that is communism and that is the agenda. thank you very much. guest: that is not the agenda. host: how do you respond to her going through historically gases, chemicals that have been a problem. guest: carbon monoxide remains a problem. carbon dioxide is a different kind of problem. we are talking about industrial carbon dioxide pollution. carbon pollution that is driving up temperatures of the planet and has increased average global temperatures 1.5 degrees fahrenheit over the century. the carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are over 400 parts per million, the highest level they have been