you can see the charred rubble, charred remains continue to smoke at this hour. the entire area blocked off. the biggest concern right now, the homeowner. we understand this home has one occupant, an adult male, who is unaccounted for at this hour. we are told neighbors told firefighters they believe he was home at the time of this fire, 10:00 last night. the cause is under investigation. it was fully engulfed in minutes. thee was a collapse of second floor. it took firefighters, about 75, about 25 to 35 minutes to put it out. that is all the time this fire needed to absolutely destroy this home here at this dead-end street. the man of the house is still unaccounted for. firefighters are here. they have been putting out hot spots. withe told by spokesperson montgomery county fire, fire investigators are on their way to begin the search and rescue operation. the fear is it will turn into a recovery mission. coming up in about half an hour, you'll hear from pete carroll your. next safetrack surge starts tomorrow and blue and yellow line riders are in for a big dela

a passenger sleeping on an airplane wakes up to her face charred by flames. are lithium ion batteries to blame? >>> and in living color. the amazing technology helping a young man see the world in a whole new way. the video bringing so many to tears. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. a new case of russian cyber-eddling was alleged today, but in this case, it was personal. what federal prosecutors are describing as a russian-sponsored computer hack that targeted a half billion everyday email users, and the feds are naming names, identifying two russian intelligence agents and a pair of hackers, accused of orchestrating the massive hack predating the suspected russian interference in the 2016 election. but unlike that case, for the first time, russian spies have been criminally charged with hacking by the u.s. government. justice correspondent pete williams has details. >> reporter: it was one of the largest data breaches ever. >> yahoo! is dealing with a massive security breach. >> yahoo! is working with law enforcem

this charred and shattered building is all that's left of mosul's museum. the exhibits nowhere to be seen. celebrated the desecration in a propaganda video. artifacts from one of the world's oldest civilizations, unislamic according to a gang of violent fanatics. luckily some were apparently plaster replicas, but others were genuine and invaluable. these are all the signs saying what used to be here. vandalism and hatred inflicted by the so-called islamic state on this majority muslim city. what do they believe in? >> i don't know. they are crazy. just destroy them. just against human. >> reporter: just destruction? >> yeah. that's all. >> reporter: iraqi forces are now on the edge of mosul's historic old city, anthony, where maze of narrow alleyways could mean the toughest urban fighting they've faced so far. >> holly williams on the front lines in iraq. thanks, holly. >>> coming up next, a two-year-old girl could be first to die in this country from a burning hoverboard. (alarms) where's the car? it'll be here in three...uh, four minutes. are you kidding

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raged through clandon park house in surrey in april 2015, the 18th century mansion was reduced to a charredwill be its biggest conservation effort in a generation. todayit today it is launching a £30 million campaign to find a designer who will ta ke campaign to find a designer who will take the challenge on. graham satchell has been to find out how big the task will be. april 2015, and fire rips through clandon park hous. a masterpiece of the 1720s ruled by a knowledgeable fault. 0utside, it looks unscathed, but inside, you can see the damage. the roof, floors, and silly is gone. much of its prized collection gone. and yet, experts say the structure of the building itself is sound. despite the obvious damage, a melted land, a precariously hanging fireplace, the national trust says it will be completely restored. we expect it will be completed in the summer. some of the debris was eight feet high. you can imagine it seems that greeted the salvage team when they came in. the salvage operation he was painstaking. teams of archaeologists sifted through ashun debris for months. —— ash and. a co

. >> reporter: from across the street, you can see all the way to the back wall of this charred home. >> there was a lady in the yard screaming for help. they took them out of here. >> reporter: the cold and wind made putting out the fire more difficult. while some were attacking the flames from the outside, others ran inside to find a girl who was trapped in a second-floor bedroom. >> that's how we were fortunate to get to this young child and hopefully, in we made a difference here. >> reporter: the 7-year-old is in critical but stable condition. her parents were also transported to the hospital and are expected to be released tonight. while fire officials could not confirm if anyone else was home at the time. neighbors say more children live in the house. meanwhile, next door, an elderly woman was evacuated and sought medical attention at the scene. her family rushed over to make sure she was okay. >> we all grew up in that house, all of us. my mom, my dad, uncles, aunts, cousins. >> now that the flames are out, the investigation continues into how this fire started. as neighbors a

bus, just charred remains there. again, good news here, no injuries.ll try to find out more information about what led to that fire. >>> in the meantime, a fridge on the fritz at the center of today's nbc 10 responds. >> we'll show you how we were able to step in and help out. plus, the warning to look for in your warranty. so you don't get stuck with a product that keeps breaking down. i'll have that coming up. >>> we got a warmup on the way to end the first week of spring. i'm tracking how high those temperatures are going to climb and your next chance for rain in the most accurate weather forecast. >>> back to our breaking news over the skookal expressway. the remains of a charter bus there that caught on fire. sky force 10, what can you tell us from your vantage point? >> we can see there are two lanes that are closed on the westbound expressway. this bus is sitting about two miles west of the gerard avenue exit. you can see there's a lot of fire crews on scene. we haven't seen any passengers standing on the side of the shoulder. we can assume the

today firefighters were still at the house in harrisburg which is just charred now. the fire started last night and the fire official traced the source to a hover board that was plugged in to recharge on the first floor. two girls are still in the hospital. one of them jumped from a window. the other girl was rescued by firefighters. >>> the push for a health care overall continued today with vice president mike pence making a campaign like stop in kentucky. the vice president is trying to reassure people who have raised some objections to the house gop health care proposal. the vice president told the crowd the obamacare nightmare is about to end. >>> new detail, the man accused of jumping the white house fence last night was arraigned tonight. 26-year-old jonathan tran is charged with entering restric d ed grounds. he'll be back in court on monday. tran told the secret service he was a friend of the president and he had an appointment with him. >>> in delaware county tonight, a dinner to celebrate the irish prime minister. the prime minister will be at the philadel

>> reporter: and lucy, we can see some of the charred remains here i'll tepp out of the way.ng what is left of this power station here. some of the damage after the fire burned for hours crews rerouteing power to people still in the dark and we are told by peco they have 7,000 customers still without power tonight. ♪ >> reporter: some old school beats. >> ♪ >> reporter: on the tioga philly streets. ♪ >> reporter: the colors from the speaker providing the only light op this city block. everything else has been darkened for hours ever since peco substation fire turned the lights out to thousands around north philly. >> as long as we have music, we are cool. >> reporter: robert blakely says the dark is all in how you see it. >> we just having fun. that's all we doing. >> reporter: his family and friends are spending a warm philly evening thinking about the good times despite the inconvenience of no power. >> we think we would enjoy ours until what is over was over. if not make the best of a bad situation. >> reporter: on the inside of the blakely home -- >> when the lights go ou

many cars were badly charred, but no reports of injuries.changes to obamacare, but president trump acted on a key issue, signing off on the keystone pipeline. pipeline willial carry oil from canada to nebraska. michelle: a 7 on your side health alert about birth control and good news about the pill. take the pill reduced their risk of colon, and to meet real -- indoor meet real cancer, and blood cancer. horace: we are hearing what harrison ford said after a close call involving his airplane. problem,perienced a landing on a taxiway instead of a runway last month in anifornia, flying right over american airlines flight that was waiting to take off moments later. he said he was distracted. >> i landed on the taxiway. horace: there were less than 100 feet between ford and the passengers on the other flight. michelle: a florida vacation did not end the way that an elderly couple had planned. them tickets at the airport and brought them to fort lauderdale to board a flight to grand rapids, when onto a flight at the neighboring gate. they landed i

the fence is now melted down and the charred remains of what remains of trees. and through the trees you see the rail line there and that is why septa was impacted. this is the peak of a fire that happened early thursday morning when downed lines sparked the fire at this tree line. >> what we heard was a popping noise in the back of the house. >> listen closely -- you can hear the popping noise from the fire that chuck mcdade describes. firefighter told him to evacuate. and that heavy winds likely caused the wires to go down and make it harder to fight. >> i saw it from the corner of my home. >> there was brush burning behind the houses and we had to shut the trains down because there was fire personal on the tracks. >> septa suspended the regional lines west trenton line for a few hours. but the house was not damaged and other houses in their neighborhood were spared too. >> when it was going up initially i thought we were in trouble. but we are about 60 foot from the fenceline of the property. so i knew the house was okay but everything else out there. what da

. >>> new this morning, a charred mess left behind after a two- alarm fire ripped through a san joseduplex overnight. it started about midnight along south 11th street. both units were in flames when firefighters arrived. nearby houses were evacuated as a precaution. crews kept the fire from spreading. no one was hurt. no word on the cause. >>> 5 minutes after 6:00. let's check in with roqui theus for a check on our morning commute. >> thank you, anne. yeah. the whole quiet morning in the traffic center, yeah, that's over. we have a problem on westbound 4 so if you are going there, i know arnold our viewer and all his neighbors might be stuck in this so listen up. westbound 4 between railroad avenue and bailey road there's a two-car crash blocking at least the left lane causing major slowdowns. look at that. two miles per hour and that backup all the way to somersville road so give yourself extra time to get through there. once you get past it, if you get past it it will take a while clear to concord and walnut creek. now to the san mateo bridge, between hayward and foster city, traf

he tells us he believes his father's body is among the charred remains.e history had seemed set on a very different path. released from house arrest, national heroine and democracy icon aung san suu kyi had secured a huge election win. 0vernight, decades of brutal military rule came to a remarkably peaceful end. the world's hopes were high, both for suu kyi and for myanmar. aung san suu kyi now spends most of her time in the burmese capital, naypyidaw, but when i first moved here three years ago, i went to see her a number of times in her house, here in yangon, a place made famous, of course, because that was where she spent so many years under house arrest. it was from above these gates that suu kyi would speak out against the country's military rulers, rousing her many supporters with speeches about human rights. around the world, suu kyi became famous for her principled resistance against the generals. i was a prisoner but i felt that i was free because i was not frightened. so for me real freedom is freedom from fear. but suu kyi's hard—won freedom an

for this reason the navy meteorologist lots is charred up to the very time of takeoff.eather at the last moment may mean a complete revision of tomorrow's plans. tomorrow is sunday. at their outpost on the island, catholic, protestant, jew, catholic, priests, rabbis, all are leading men in their devotion. under the snow of an allusion night, these defenders of the fight exercise the first of therefore freedoms. music] announcer: as far as the business of war is concerned, there is a mission going out at 13:00. bombs must be camouflaged. ♪ heavy bomber carrying 12 500 pounders or eight 1000 pounders. the size of the bomb to be deployed depends upon the nature of the target. since the target is small, there is a better chance of hitting it with several 250 pounders then one larger one. however, a blockbuster could come into its own. and assembled bomb headed into the bombs they. when the time comes, bombs can be released individually, in sticks, or in salvos. builds of ammunition are brought to machine guns and ready for fire. they are put on an sections of three. each mo

. >>> one person is dead in the indian head area of chars county. a truck traveling went off the roadway and struck a tree. the crash happened near riverside road this morning. there was only one person in the vehicle and that victim died on the scene. right now investigators believe driver error caused the wreck. >>> a reminder to move over when you see emergency vehicles with their lights on. prince george's county police say a car rear end ad fire truck early this morning on the beltway at iron town road. the truck was there blocking the scene of another accident when it was hit. four firefighters were hurt. we're told that they should be okay and the driver who hit the fire truck had some minor injuries. we're to learn whether he or she will face any charges. our officials tell us the truck, worth as much as $600,000 is totaled. >>> a elderly man into the cold. this video coming from d.c. fire officials. this happened just after 11:00 last night when it was already so cold. on new york avenue, the fire officials say that fire started in the base

they have brought in heavy machinery to lift some of the debris, some of the charred rubble, all that is left of the home. the only thing standing are the chimneys on each side. at the hike of this, 75 firefighters were here, it took them 25-35 minutes to put out the fire. >> radiant heat and embers caused -- but they were quickly contained. a total structural collapse. this is a two-story house. andooked through the window the house was already engulfed. called 911 and in two minutes they were here. neighbors feared the worst because the man's car was in the driveway and he believed he was home after 10:00 last night when the fire started, i investigators waiting for the medical examiner to arrive and homicide detectives which is normal protocol we are told. -- the causewn unknown and unknown if the smoke alarms were working. jummy: two people dead after a fire in baltimore which started after 2:00 this morning at cozy cottage in the northwest part of the city, several websites say this is an assisted living facility. four people in critical condition and investigators are looking fo

a charred shell. the exhibits nowhere to be seen. isis smashed them. artifacts from this country's ancient civilization, according to this gang of violent used to be here. >> there's nothing now. >> just destruction. >> yeah, that's all. that's what they did. everywhere. >> they're beating isis back in mosul. but on every street they recapture, there's more evidence of the chaos wreaked by the extremists. holly williams, cbs news, mosul. >>> as many as 700,000 civilians are believed to be trapped inside mosul as the fighting goes on. >>> caught on camera, white house press secretary sean spicer confronted by a woman over the weekend. an indian american woman peppered him with hostile questions at an apple store in washington. >> how does it feel to work for a faschist? have you helped with the russia stuff? are you a criminal as well? have you committed treason too? just like the president? >> thank you. >> have you committed treason too? what can you tell me russia? mr. secretary? >> thank you very much. >> what can you tell me? >> spicer walked away.

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. >> at 26th and allegheny char in was left cleaning off the snow from her minivan. >> i think it snows and then sleeted and it froze.s walked on icyalks on their way to school. parent his to pad extra time for the children's commute. >> kids were playing and everything with the snow. they loved it. >> attive and and allegheny, these women can't get their cars out. >> the hard there is no parking we need someone to put salt all over the streets. >> in manayunk neighbors helped neighbors to push cars out of their spots. in manayunk the driver of this car gave up. today main arteries like allegheny and market street were clear and yesterday the city deployed 450 trucks to tackle snow removal city wide and today in center city you could see some of the pushed over snow piled high. tuesday much of center city was a ghost town and today deliveries were made and dogs were walked and commuters skidded their way back into their parking garages. >> if you know of a street that needs to be plowed. you could call 311 but the city asks you wait until thursday to make the call. channel 6 "action new

the charred building is at san pablo and athens avenue and two people died in the fire. one of the victimses with a 64-year-old man named edward anderson. melanie woodrow is live in oakland. >> reporter: this is a really fluid situation. we now have several updates for you including that the alameda coroner just confirmed there are now three fatalities in this fire. a couple moments ago the battalion chief said there were two people unaccounted for. it's unclear whether it may be this third body just identified. firefighters are me tick c looking through for any bodies. flames and billowing smoke. more than 80 people live here and most were asleep when the fire began. >> people are dying here. >> reporter: some say they didn't hear fire alarms inside their apartments. >> our neighbor, he banged on that door so hard and loud and that's what woke me up. >> reporter: many said they were trapped. >> my brain was click, which way do i go? >> reporter: firefighters say they rescued 15 people, some hanging from windows, others on fire escapes. >> it really was a challenge to ge

. >>> char ty and i are in the car on the way to grandma's house.have a blowout, we slide off the road and are stranded many the middle of nowhere. what will we do? i decided it was time to get training. so i took my friend charity to the sportsman warehouse. i hooked up with todd justice, a wilderness survival expert at wilderman.com. he is going to teach us the time-old age-old tradition. >> i'm locking my left elbow, i tension my strings. instead of holding the bow there, i'm putting my thumb and index finger on. and then i start the smooth rotation. >> i was basically going on the idea that i was dieing in the ditch and needed charity to save me. >> yay! >> a lot of smoke, too. keep it going. bring it to an ember, keep going. you'll make a fire. >> charity made an ember. you saved me for this one. the next day we hiked down a little bit and had to cross a river. but we just happened to find some paddle boards there. terry over at river bound sports gave us a couple tips. >> when you get on the boards, they will be a little bit side-by-side swish

. >>> a charred mess is left behind after a two-alarm fire ripped through a san jose duplex overnight. it started at midnight on south 11th street. nearby houses were evacuated but crews kept the fire from spreading. no injuries. >>> still ahead, a farm pesticide posing a risk to children. the epa's controversial decision to keep it on the market. >> plus, facebook helping you raise money. the company's new feature and how much it will take as a cut. >> wind-swept blue skies. that's what we're experiencing this afternoon. hi, everybody. the winds continue to blow now. i'll talk about the advisory you need to know about coming up. is giving employees a taste of the profits. >> also, creating a new coffee culture one cup at a time. how a bay area business founder is giving employees a taste of the profits. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, over his decision *not to ban a controversial farm pesticide... >>> the new head of the environmental protection agency is under fire over his decision not to ban a controversial farm pesticide. the epa shows it poses a health risk to children and farm workers. joh

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they found the charred remains of the flag inside their neighbor's mailbox.are now investigating other people in the neighborhood are rallying around the couple and flying same sex flags around their homes. >>> taxes, americans are trusting others to do part of the work. scott cohen has tips on how to make sure that person is not ripping you off. >> at some point we all have to trust someone with our finances. for the family that owned the collins street bakery in texas, that someone was accountant sandy jenkins. they treated him like part of the family. but he was far from it. jenkins profiled on the latest american greed, was funding the sweet life for himself and pay off his credit card. he got away with it for eight years, embezzling around $16 million. from skimming a few dollars out of petty cash to full scale fraud, a crooked accountant can do serious damage and leave you holding the bag. here's how to protect yourself. whether for your business or personal finances, accountant james ash says trust but verify. that means don't let one person handle eve

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firefighters found a body inside the charred remains of a home. good evening, thank you for joining us. the fire started at 9:00 in the morning on crown street, and now weave learned the house did not have working smoke who actually called ç911. >> reporter: single story wood frame house smoldering hours after the fire reported, about 9:15 when neighbors realized it was burning. >> i smelled smoke. i checked around our house to see if it was inside our house. >> reporter: it was the naeb's house next door. >> it was dark smoke, the flames, and that's when i got concerned. >> reporter: diali ining 911, someone was inside. i looked in the window. i don't know if it was a neighbor, but they were trying to call somebody inside the house. >> reporter: firefighters got inside the house, and they found the person dead inside. investigators were trying to determine what started the fire and if the fire was the cause of death. family and friends began gathering at the scene overcome by grief when they realized rescue became recovery. a woman authorities h

you can see all of the charred remains here and we know tonight 7,000 people, 7,000 customers are stillithout power. ♪ >> reporter: sounds of the old school filling the air on one north philly city block. ♪ >> reporter: this multi colored sound system is a way of improvising through a large power outage that left thousands in the dark. >> these are my people. these are my friends. these are my family. they came by to make sure everybody was cool. >> we figure we would just enjoy ourselves until was over was over. if not just make the best of a bad situation. >> reporter: peco westmoreland substation went up in smoke and flames this afternoon shutting off power to 36,000 customers at its peak. fire crews controlled the blaze as traffic lights got knocked out, too, but notice at this impromptu block party and seeing the darkness in a different light. >> darkness is something that everybody has to deal with from time to time. >> okay. >> right? so why not deal with it now? >> reporter: i like your outlook. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i guess he has a point it's not clear exactly how long tho

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. >> reporter: in oklahoma, more than 800,000 acres are charred, dozens of homes ravaged. this is the path of destruction as seen by an airline passenger. >> there's nowhere to run and there's plenty of grass left to burn. >> reporter: this is all that's left of mark vandewalker's home. >> we're carrying on. we will survive. that's what was intended for us all. so we'll just carry on. >> reporter: tonight, he and his neighbors are hoping the worst is over. oklahoma's governor has declared a state of emergency for 22 counties. tomorrow authorities here are hoping that lower wind gusts will help firefighters, but the battle won't be easy. especially with no significant rain in the forecast until this weekend. lester? >> gabe gutierrez in oklahoma tonight, thanks. >>> now to a deadly attack on a hospital in afghanistan. it was carried out by isis gunmen disguised as doctors. in happened in kabul, just yards from the u.s. embassy. when it was over, at least 30 people were killed. our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, has more tonight. >> reporter: afghan commandos la

these were multi million dollar show places now reduced to charred ruins.ghbors came running to see for themselves what had caused all the commotion. >> you got over to this house and see all this. >> i saw devastation. i can imagine being the owner of these houses. >> reporter: skyfox was over head not long aft the fire was% reported around 7:50am. fire officials say only one of these homes was occupied at the time the dark we are one on the left. the owners of the that home were away down in florida. but their adult son, daughter and her seven week old baby were inside. were wakene by popping news. >> they reported fire outside the window, and of course their main concern was getting their family out of the house. they did that and got everyone out of the house safely. >> reporter: around mid afternoon the owners of the second home arrived to retrieve what little could be saved from their place. they did not wish to talk to reporters. utilities are located between the homes and investigators spent much of the day looking for clues as to what might have to

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lawyers have until next week to control up with a plan on how to protect the charred material. the city trucked some of that debris to a soccer field. water officials say it is sitting too close to sensitive wetlands. the rest of the debris went to a hanger and the hangar wants that material removed. >>> investigators trying to determine if there are more possible victims of a boy point man arrested on child molestation and pornography charges. contra costa county sheriff's deputies were tipped off. they say a search of his home yesterday turned up evidence that he had sexual contact with a minor. he's being held now on $1.5 million bail. >>> the oakland city council is now reversing course on a controversial change to the city's new medical marijuana laws. the council has axed a proposal that would have required owners of pot businesses to live in oakland. one council member wanted growers and sellers to live in the city for three years before they could get a permit. noel gallo admits that pressure from pot growers prompted a change of heart. >> it's been clearly defined to m

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now charred mess all that's left of that device. thanks for joining us i'm iain page. >>> the student who owns that phone is okay and he's talking only to fox 29. let's get out to our dave schratwieser whose live in west philadelphia. dave? >> reporter: iain, see 17-year-old kyree coats tells me tonight he was scared when his iphone six fell off his desk in the middle of class, hit the floor and began smoking heavily. he and his fellow students quickly left the classroom. his entire floor was evacuated. the bomb squad and the fire department then showed up. it was all quiet at west philly high school wednesday night after an eventful day here that everybody talking about a student's iphone that began smoking after it fell off his desk in class wednesday morning prompting a partial evacuation. >> when i was going to pick it up i seen it smoking. real real bad i just oh, i backed up i kick it. >> reporter: cyri coats 1784 old junior on the school's basketball team says his classroom and all the rest of the classrooms on his floor were

as firefighters tossed charred rubble from that upstairs bedroom the clark family waited for news., more than four hours after the fire was extinguishe extinguished -- >> my god, i got the cat. i got the caught. >> cassanova was found hiding in the basement scared but safe and sound and generally in good shape. >> did he come out willingly or did you have to coke him out. >> i had to grab him. i heard his little bell. he had a bell on the collar. >> you got him. >> got him. >> it was the worst day and now all of a sudden as long as i have everyone i love and my cat i'm happy. >> still missing, mishka. believed to be outside somewhere nearby. says bernadette -- >> i love that cat. [ laughter ] >> reporter: even more so now i'm guessing. >> absolutely. she needs to get spoiled as soon as i can find her. >> reporter: investigators are still probing the cause of the fire. the deputy chief here tells me at one family tried to get back into the home to try and rescue the cats. never a good idea. iain torque into the the search is on for the hero cash mick mishka. >> let's hope they find

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