they never mentioned carbon monoxide. in 2016, the hotel management company pled guilty to three counts of involuntary manslaughter. the hotel in boone, north carolina is is now under new ownership. incredibly, only 15 states have laws or regulations requiring carbon monoxide terkdeterminate hotels. >> had i known six years ago they weren't required in hotels i would have had one. >> reporter: of course another source of carbon monoxide, fire. >> there's always more fires during the winter holidays because of increase use of candles, heating. the major causes of fires ramp up at this time of year. >> reporter: how fast a fire can overtake a home is evident in this demonstration we did at the delaware county training center outside philadelphia. with the help of ul, the company that sets the safety standards for smoke alarms we constructed a house and lit it on fire. everything in this room is synthetic, made out of oil. 30, 40 years ago everything might have been naturally made. now it is going to be much more flammable.

carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless and can kill in minutes. similar to altitude sickness. nearly 500 people die in the u.s. each year because of exposure to the toxic gas. as many as 20,000 people visit emergency rooms. >> it's really important regardless of whether you're home or whether you're traveling that you always have that situational awareness because, you know, say if a piece of equipment starts malfunctioning in the middle of the night and the levels are high enough, you're not going to wake up. >> reporter: the actress tweeting this picture showing the thanksgiving table set with half eaten plates writing it's a stupidly dramatic story but i'm feeling very fortunate. and four family members ended up being hospitalized. it's unclear if faris was among them. authorities say when traveling, consider bringing your own c.o. detector. >>> a new headline about breast cancer and the role beauty products may play. a study of nearly 50,000 women found an association between breast cancer and those beauty products in black women. in some case

this could be another source of carbon monoxide. now we reached out to anna faris for comment.want to go out, warm up the car before they head out. always open the garage door before you start your car engine, carbon monoxide gas builds up very quickly, the same for power outages, people have portable generators, make sure they have well ventilated. >> everyone can relate to that idea you feel kind of funny, i'll go to bed, wake up feel better in the morning which would have been deadly. what are the symptoms of carbon monoxide. >> this is key and good that anna faris's family went to the hospital dizziness, blurred vision, feel sick, not yourself, sleepiness, and down the line, loss of consciousness, really. it's really important. if you're in an unfamiliar area and feel that way, open all the windows. >> some people have smoke detectors, the carbon monoxide detector with the smoke detector. >> we went downstairs, under $30 and even this time of year, fire department sometimes offer free ones for families that don't have them, so check. >> and if you're traveling, maybe take o

hospital staff realized it was carbon monoxide poisoning.ted the fire crews who swarmed the house to get everybody out. turned out the home did not have carbon monoxide detectors and the levels in the home, they were more than six times higher than the maximum recommended. >> i like to see the short term industry take this on and say hey, we need to find safe ways for homes. >> turns out the home to not have those detectors and the levels were extremely high. after the incident, she tweeted out "i am not sure how to express gratitude to the north tahoe fire department i am feeling very fortunate. >>> tesla ceo elon musk appeared in an l.a. court room for his defamation lawsuit. he is being sued by the british diver that he once called a pedophile. this case dates back to 2018. the diver, vernon mocked his plan to use toescue a team of s players who were stuck in a thailand cave. musk then called him a pedro guy on twitter. he testified that he was using only figurative speech after the man insulted him the trial is excited to last about five

. >> dispatch carbon monoxide poisoning.to 12 patients. >> the 43-year-old was staying here in lake tahoe, california when she and her family started to feel sick. they originally thought it was altitude sickness, but the frightening care turned out to be carbon monoxide poisoning. >> we do have elevated readings all the way through the home. >> the rented house was not equipped with carbon monoxide detecters and the c.o. levels were six time higher than normal. >> had they gone to sleep that night, they likely would not have woken up. >> everyone was treated and is okay. as for anna's 7-year-old son jack, he was with his dad, anna's ex, chris pratt. that's them the day before thanksgiving. and there he is front and center along with chris and katherine for a game night at maria shriver's house. meanwhile anna is sharing her relief posting this pic of her thanksgiving table and writing it's a stupidly dramatic story, but i'm feeling very fortunate. >>> now to a new twist in the shocking "this is us" split. >> you left your w

it's california law to have a carbon monoxide detector inside single-family homes.pparently no working alarms inside the rental home. code enforcement is investigating. >>> the younger brother of botham jean, the texas man killed by a cop in his own home, was given an award for showing compassion. yesterday, 18-year-old brent jean was given the 2019 ethical courage award from a law enforcement group. last year jean's brother, botham, was shot and killed in his apartment by former dallas police officer amber guyger. after guyger was sentenced for the murder, jean asked the judge if he could hug her in an act of forgiveness. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," anthony mason talks with chef sean brock about his new cookbook and why he decided to walk away from it all. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." m it all. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." wanna go to the gym? ahh, it's too expensive. actually, our unitedhealthcare medicare plans have renew active. a gym membership and more- at no extra cost. no excuses now. rene

carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless.riving the bloodstream of oxygen. symptoms can be similar to altitude sickness. nearly 500 people die in the u.s. each year because of exposure to the toxic gas. the actress tweeting, it's a stupidly dramatic story but i'm feeling very fortunate. when you're traveling, consider bringing along your own portable c.o. alarm, like this one. it could save your life. kaylee hartung, abc news, los angeles. >> this is scary. >> yeah. >> you wouldn't think to look for something like that. >> no. >> when you go to a rental home. there's so many other things to check for and think about. >> right, like making sure it's a good place in general. >> right, exactly. >> not, will this place kill me. >> thank goodness they took the warning signs so seriously and actually went to the hospital instead of, oh, that's strange. >> walk it off or something like that. we got some tips. usually malfunctioning or misuse of fuel burning, like your furnace or your water heater. you should be doing some annual mai

recommended indoor carbon monoxide a level is 9 parts per million when they got to the hospital thee was reading as high as 55 parts per million even with the windows and doors open for ventilation siri a santa rosa police are investigating what they're calling a gang-related shooting it happened on grand avenue last night this is an image from the scene police say when they showed up they could not find any suspects or victims but. >>they did find shell casings and bullet holes in parked vehicles. police say a short time later 2 known gang members arrived at 2 different local hospitals. both had non life threatening gunshot wounds, the gang members names are not being released right now because of the violent nature of the incident. police say they are still investigating and amal tonight, the answers after her son died during a confrontation with police was started as a traffic stop turned into a chase and then a tense encounter the quick turn of events ended with the death. the 52 year-old david ward we're now hearing from police said ward's mother about the incident kron four's

hospital staff identified carbon monoxide poisoning in 2 of the family members.erts say the maximum recommended indoor carbon monoxide level as 9 ppparts per million. on arrival the home was reading as high as 55 parts per million even with windows and doors open for ventilation. with our chief meteorologist. yeah guys hey we've got that rain not far away a lot of clouds miller across our skies right now. >>but look at that begin to see the raindrops pushing up to gilroy along the one on one headed toward san jose right now big blob of moisture off the coastline and all that is sweeping up in the south and moving in the bay area overnight tonight and it's tomorrow morning right here is a long-range forecast molly can see the showers. this is all part of the same system they came to the bay area over the weekend, the core low from that system finally moving on shore it's going to spin right down to southern california. but as it does that counter clockwise rotation. we'll bring some of those showers back up into the bay area so unsettled through tonight. and tomor

. >>> a carbon monoxide scare during a trip to tahoe for actress anna faris and her family was truly they started feeling a little sick during thanksgiving dinner. it got so bad that two of the people had to go to the hospital. fire crews were called to the home to clear everybody else out, turns out the home did not have carbon monoxide detectors. after the incident she tweeted out "i'm not sure how to express gratitude to the north tahoe fire department, i'm feeling very fortunate. " >>> everybody is talking about this. an ad for the exercise bike peloton is barking quite the controversy on social media tonight. >> first ride, a little nervous but excited. >> the woman was gifted the bike by her husband, she documents her year-long fitness journey and eventually shows her progress to her husband. people have been saying all types of things about this ad, that is sexist and creates negative body image. that the woman in the body doesn't look happy using her peloton. >> i think the commercial is horrible. what kind of man gives that woman that kind of gift. >> i was like you don't ev

turns out they were all treated for carbon monoxide. >> it's odorless, it's clear.ost people,you know, are not acute enough to pick up the symptoms. >> reporter: fareshe tweeted ab the scare showing an abandoned table, food still on plates. she had gratitude for firefighters who said the threat helve was high. >> it's astronomical and extraordinary dangerous for anyone to be breathing that air. >> reporter: fire crews say what sometimes happens in lake tahoe is snow will block vents trapping the gas inside. >> had they gone to sleep that night they likely would not have woken up. >> scary. the north lake tahoe fire department says this survival story is good reminder for us all to check for working carbon monoxide detecters especially when we travel. >>> senator kamala harris was considered one of the top democratic candidates for president, but tonight her campaign is over. >> it is with deep regret but also with deep gratitude that i am suspending our campaign today. my campaign for president simply does not have the financial resources to continue. >> she announc

nearly 4,000 smoke detectors and cash bon mon cashin mon carbon monoxide alarms were donated. the donations help address a social justice issue for seniors and low income residents. >> balance whether you're going to pay a bill or save your life with a smoke detector is not fair. the large amount of donations of smoke detectors as well as carbon monoxide detectors that kidd has provided is life changi changing. >> this is the tenth year that abc7 had the honor of partnering with the save a life campaign. it was interesting to be out there and talking about the different impacts on peoples lives they make. they go around and make sure people have working smoke alarms, detectors, and so many people don't. they think they might, but it's expired. >> it's a good reminder for all of us. >>> let's get a reminder of what the weather is like today from meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's look outside from our east bay hills camera. you can see there's a little bit of fog trying to encroach upon san francisco and the peninsula. the east bay shoreline around emeryville, berkeley and oakl

kidde communications and home depot donated 4,000 smoke detectors and 800 carbon monoxide alarms.is part of abc7 safe a life event which i posted yesterday. the donations help address a social justice issue for seniors and low income residence. >> balancing whether you're going to pay a bill or safe your life with a smoke detector is not fair. the large amount of donations of smoke detectors as well as carbon monoxide detectors that kidde has provided is life changing. >> this is the tenth year that abc7 had the honor of partnering with the save a life campaign. it was cool to be out there and hear the impacts that are made. some people don't know their battery is not working right or whatever. it's made a big difference. >> glad to hear it. >> want to talk about cheerios? >> let's. >> keep an eye out for limited edition honey nut cheerios that are coming next month. >> the iconic o-shaped cereal will add a heart shape. the limited edition boxes will be available nationwide starting next month and into february. cheerios said its cereal benefits heart health. >> i didn't think it

the large amount of donations of smoke detectors as well as carbon monoxide detectors that kidde has life changing. >> this is the tenth year that abc7 had the privilege of partnering with the save a life campaign. >> if it's going to help people, why not. >>> new this morning, a teen from sweden is making history as "time's" person of the year. here is the cover. greta thunberg is the youngest person to be recognized. the 16-year-old took on u.n. world leaders at the climate change summit back in september. her passionate plea got a lot of attention. she says she is a bit surprised to be named "time's" person of the year and dedicates the honor to young climate activists. >>> here are some other recipients. time's business person of the year is someone we know. disney's ceo, bob iger. disney is the parent company of a abc7. >> look at lizzo, picked as "time's" entertainer of the year. athlete of the year went to the u.s. women's soccer team. >> i think as expected for a couple of those. definitely lizzo and our women's soccer team. i would say so. bob iger, shout out. major. great.

california law requires carbon monoxide detecting devices in units intended for human occupancy. did not have one. >>> the ntsb has released its preliminary report into what it believes is a deadly plane crash even though no wreckage was found. on board was justin winfrey and kayla rodriguez, two friends from san francisco. on thursday, october 24th, they flew in justin's plane from novato to shelter cove. the two were seen having dinner at a local restaurant and left around 8:30. according to the ntsb report, a witness observed the airplane depart at 9:00 p.m. and reported that the sky was completely dark with no horizon. searchers have found no sign of the plane or the two people on board. the ntsb report calls it a fatal incident. winfrey is a businessman and landlord. in addition to being a pilot, rodriguez is his tenant and worked as a labor and delivery nurse at cpmc in san francisc. >>> happening today, one of san francisco's oldest and most popular parks will reopen after a major renovation. worker prepared washington square park to welcome visitors again. improvements in

her family fell victim to carbon monoxide poisoning. >> all the way throu the home. >> everyone wass a g stupidly dramatictory but i'm feeling very foune." number 2, j.t.'s apology. 13 days aer jtin timberlake was photographed holding hands with co-star alisha wnwright in new orleans he addressed the drama on instagram and his message was clear. yes, his behavior was an alcohol-fueled lapse in judgment but no, he didn't cheat. and number 1, the "agt" scandal. >> iwas a total mess from start to finish. >> it seemsagt" creator and judge simon cowell is at the center of nbc's invesgation into the alleged tic culture of the show. fired judge gabrielle union met with nbc o tuesday. both she and the network cald the meeting productive. we bro that news to julianne hough, who was also let go as an "agt" judge. >> gabrielle said she had a five-hour meeting with the network yesterday that she felt >> oh, good.ve. that's amazing. that makes me really happy. that's such an amazing step. >> go to etonline.com for the late. >>> well, now let's get to an update on o own cameron mathison. we were

reminder to check those smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. >> batteries in the yes. >>> 5:49 is the way, you have to have those, you know, you cannot purchase a new house without. they will not let you. you have to have them. >>> good morning. let's go take a look at the commutes now and tracy and truck well, let's start to the bay bridge first time i will get to tracy because it is slow but i want to show you the papers because that is also slow, and is crowded. i would not say it is bad. it is what you might expect for the sum of the morning. clouding up before you make under the bridge of the 10 modest intimates, 880 still looking all right and so is the 580 driving for oakland, this is the hour when traffic is pretty manageable through the area. now that i mentioned the tracy area, it is very slow and the 205 the 580 as you might expect. once you get to livermore it looks better. happy dublin area we had earlier promised, and also seeing slowing here in pleasanton on the 680 southbound as you drive south towards fremont and slowing on the 80 south as of highway 92 and before, ju

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the home, that means gas ranges, gas generators, gas heating, every year people are killed by carbon monoxide buildup. so, this is your chance to get that toxic fuel out of our homes. let's do it fairly, equitably and thoroughly. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> i'm a sof asoftwear engineera coalition of environmental groups includin including 350 an go on for a lot longer. i'd like to thank both of department of the environment, the mayor's office and supervisor mandelman for their work on today's ordinance. we notice a huge lift over many, many months and we also appreciate your commitment to introducing a full natural gas band in the spring. as annie efficiency code, the coalition supportive of the ordinance today due to the urgency of the climate crisis the work that's gone in as well as the need to pass this bit end of the year for it to take effect at the beginning of 2020. however, if there's one thing i learned in my job, efficiency alone will not solve the climate crisis. my company's work focuses on promising energy efficiency and guaranteeing our work over 10 years. it's w

a close call for a celebrity with carbon monoxide over the holiday. what you need to do to make sure you and your family are safe whether you're at home or traveling this holiday. >>> good thursday morning. it is 6:45 and as you head out the door looks foggy but at least you can leave the umbrella at home. we're going to see the fog clearing out and the sun peeking out from behind the clouds. highs in the upper 50s. this storm arrives and brings in more wind and rain. i'll talk more about that in the forecast. we'll time it out in about five minutes. >>> 880 is definitely starting to slow down. no accidents. just regular morning buildup. i'll have a closer look at your drive times and how the bridges are doing. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what sparked this fire that killed an elderly woman who lived there. someone passing by spotted reported it to firefighters. the fire chief isn'tli hoarder the amount of stored items was more than you expected. the debris kept investigators from getting inside and searching until late they are morning.

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introduced by robert mueller and we expect that behind the scenes he has been pushing for more carbon monoxide -- focus on that obstruction evidence that was obtained in the mueller report. cecilia vega, no doubt he's watching this morning. >> we'll see a continuation in those tweets and going back to nadler, over the weekend he said they believe they have a rock solid case and if this was a court of law, it would be represented to a jury, and a guilty verdict would be given to them in three minutes flat. you have mark meadows saying this weekend, i don't see a >> there's the gavel. let's go to chairman nadler. he will make his opening statement. doug collins, the ranking republican from georgia will then follow with his opening statement. he's taking his time getting ready there. he wants to get settled, still holding the gavel. >> the house committee on the judiciary will come to order. the chair is authorized to declare -- >> object. >> objection noted. we are conducting this hearing on the impeachment inquiry into president donald j. trump. pres tationco ielligence and the house judiciary

the vehicle, because exhaust action, and the system gets partly blocked, so they all died of carbon monoxideare found in their fighting positions without a scratch on them. it just kind of blows your mind, these incredible photographs. and who knew that 12 hours later? get the back story of some of these things, it just adds another layer. you mentioned the book focused on 1945, and the question here is, how did you decide on this topic? what sparked your interest? why world war ii? ik showed a picture of a soldier with a cigarette hanging, near the end, and that is how it all started. we found that the photograph was so beautiful, and wanted to photos -- wanted to focus on the end of the war. and you talk about every generation that has their own war, because we forgot how bad, how terrible war is, and we created the book because we wanted to create this lasting record, not that we were creating a lasting record, but the photographers were creating a lasting record. and we help people look at the book and realize how serious any war, doesn't have to be a total is the gift they left behind.

reported bold throughout their homes, rodent infestation and other serious problems like gas and carbon monoxide leaks and repeated sewage leaks. while these are just some examples of the complaints that we have received they are indicative of the tickets conference we heard from military families living in privatized housing and installations across the country. what we wanted to find out when we began receiving these complaints is how commonly held the word. defense department officials have been merely pointed to two metrics to help answer that question. first, they cite the results of the department's annual customer satisfaction survey. according to the dod most recent report evaluating the program, tenant satisfaction has remained at 87% and is, quote, a critical indicator of overall program success. however, as senator reid noted, we've determined that for many reasons ranging from health is a question was asked to help the results were compiled and calculated, this 87% figure is not in any way reliable. second, the departmen departmeno high occupancy rates. in the same report from any of

reported mold throughout their homes, rodent infestations and other serious problems like gas and carbon monoxide leaks and repeated sewage leaks. while these are just some of the examples of the come complaints, they're indicative of the types of concerns we heard from military families living at privatized housing at installations across the country. what we wanted to find out when we began receiving these come complaints was how commonly held they were. defense department officials have primarily pointed to two metrics to help answer that question. first, they cite the results of the annual sfasatisfaction survey. tenant satisfaction has remained at 87% and is a critical indicator of program success. however, as senator reed noted, we have determined that for many reasons ranging from how the survey question was asked to how the results were compiled and calculated, this 87% figure is not in any way reliable. second, the department points to high occupancy rates. dod stated that the fact that occupancy rates remain greater than 93% programwide demonstrates a high level of service member satisf

resources are provided to address hazards in federally assisted housing, such as carbon monoxide, ray done, and -- radon, and lead. vulnerable populations are targeted in our prile. we prioritize assistance for them. for example, for the construction of new housing units for the elderly and disabled, new vouchers for veterans, as well as resources for the homeless, people with hiv-aids, necessaryic violence survivors, and at-risk youth. finally, i'm proud that this legislation lays the grountwork to integrate resiliency principles into the full range of programs under the bill's jurisdiction. for example, we require in this bill h.u.d. grantees to think ahead about storm and has around mitigationand hazard mitigation as part of their planning process. in closing we are proud of this bill. we urge its support. it makes forward-looking investments while boosting safety, protecting vulnerable populations. it will benefit and serve all american communities, urban and rural, and lay the foundation for economic growth and prosperity. i urge colleagues to support this bill and yield back the

. >> he mixed up carbon monoxide and carbondy oxide. >> he said trees were the biggest polluters. signs on trees saying to stop me before i kill again. i want tell you about the joke he made between hispanics and czechs, i would be taken off the air for three weeks if i repeated it. but people were like it's a reagan rehe's reagan he didn't mean it. >> it's like reagan is the teflon president. we'll see whether bide sent teflon candidate. >> have to know, jon, hear me out on this because you've been to more rallies through the than i have been. you go to a biden rally and there were to types of people there with the exception of jack at the rally in the in iowa. there are two types of people there, people who like joe biden and more importantly, people who want to like him. >> yeah. or -- >> it's just an enormous reserve the affection. and it turns out that it's both enormous and it's been way more resilient than anyone thought it would be. you thought the performance would hurt him. it turns out that either they like him already or they want to like him, at least in the democrati

. >>> eight people, three kids rushed to the hospital after a carbon monoxide if leak. they were on a boat participating in the annual christmas boat parade in washington, d.c. when a kid passed out. everyone, thankfully, expected to be okay. >>> and on to college football. pete, you want to jump in? pete: the ohio state -- [laughter] i pronounced it yesterday, i said ohio. it's the ohio state, leads an impressive comeback to beat number 8 wisconsin in the big ten title game. >> second down, fields. delivered, touchdown! >> you have to put the "the" in there? really? pete: the buckeyes rally from a double-digit deficit to win. second-ranked lsu makes their case for the number one spot after a convincing win over number 4 georgia. 37-10. likely on track for the playoffs after beating baylor, and third-ranked clemson routs virginia, 62-17. wow. ed: i went to bed, the ohio tate was down. [laughter] >> i'll still cheer for the sec because i went there. all right, well, shifting gears, as democrats gear up for another week of impeachment hearings, the house judiciary committ