the condos sell for up to $3 million. a second silo is being developed. approximate it's a rogue nuclear strike somewhere in the u.s. you're worried about, it's hard to imagine how a condo in kansas would help you in a sneak attack. if you're worried about nuclear fallout getting to the united states, your $3 million is probably wasted. yes, it's true when the

because laura is four months pregnant and she was last se condo.hour later she sent her family a troubling text message. they sent -- tuesday she was a no show at her first day of school at wild lake high school in columbia where she is a teacher. also too, the -- no word of her condition and concerns for the baby and, of course, laura's physical and emotional well-being are running high. also missing, take a look at this. this is laura's black 2011 black suv with maryland tag m 5224372. police are asking that you keep an eye out for that. police were here at her condo. they are trying to figure out what they were doing. we're standing by for a briefing. we'll bring you that of course on our nbc washington app. >> justin finch live for us in olney. 6:46 now. back to our coverage of from this satellite image, that storm is headed directly towards florida. >> our meteorologists say irma will slam into miami this weekend and that has thousands of people scrambling to board up their homes and get out of town. right now we want to take to you miami. sar

the condos sell for up to $3 million. a second silo is being developed. approximate it's a rogue nuclear strike somewhere in the u.s. you're worried about, it's hard to imagine how a condo in kansas would help you in a sneak attack. if you're worried about nuclear fallout getting to the united states, your $3 million is probably wasted. yes, it's true when the fukushima nuclear plant melted down in 2007, radiation was detected off the west coast, but at levels too low to threaten marine or human life. the nuclear history tells us, serious health risks here in the u.s. for a catastrophe as far away as korea zero. mankind has already set off nuclear tests since the 1940s, including 900 in nevada. the health affects on the u.s. have been statistically tiny. preppers would do better to worry about natural disasters, or economic meltdown from other sources. a fascinating website called nuke map allows the curious to see what a nuclear meltdown would do. it would be limited to about 160 miles down wind, or about 6,500 miles sort of the d.c. area as an example.

more than 500,000 americans buy condos or co-ops every year.re thinking about joining them, go to foxnews.com/propertyman, and i'll tell you what to look for and what to watch out for. but first, let's check out a unique complex right here in the las vegas area. you could find luxury condos in just about any city in america nowadays. so, what makes these special? well, it's the old cliché about real estate -- location, location, location. the veer towers were built in 2010 as part of the city center development, right smack in the middle of las vegas strip. city center has been called a city within a city -- 67 acres of shops and restaurants, hotels, and apartments surrounded by that famous las vegas strip. the veers' unique buildings stand out due to their bright yellow color. and, by the way, they were built tilting outwards at 5-degree angles. let's go get a tour. we're at the veer towers on las vegas boulevard. this is the famous strip. so, obviously, this is a spectacular place overlooking the strip. tell us about this particular setup. >>

. ♪ >> an inferno destroys a condo complex in lakewood ocean county.everal people were hurt including first responders who rush to rescue residents. jim is off, i'm monica malpass. the big story is a destructive blaze that tore through a three story building at covington village. jeff chirico is there live tonight. jeff? >> monica, in all nine people were hospitalized. eight of them are first responders. we are told none of their injuries appear to be life threatening. fire crews are wrapped up at the scene with you you ca but you ce that left 37 people homeless tonight. >> it was an emotional night as family members reunited with loved ones chased from their homes by fire. chopper 6 shows the fire ripping through the fire at this condo building, at a 55 and over community. >> it was black smoke and then within ten minutes, the flames were just shooting up. >> joe heard a neighbor yelling and escaped his first floor condo with little more than what he was wearing. >> he said there's a fire in the back of the building. i grabbed my wife and we took off.

. >>> dozens of condos are destroyed by fire in ocean county new jersey. >>> phillies manager pete mccann none is being replaced. we'll hear about his move from the dugout to the office. >>> meteorologist chris sowers is tracking forecast. chris feels like fall, buddy. >> reporter: we have changes that arrived a couple of days ago, the fall weather moved in, we have cooler temperatures where you close the windows at night, especially tonight. 54 in allentown. reading, 54. millville, 57. 55 in trenton. we're tracking a small upper level disturbance this morning swinging across upstate new york and provide us with cloud cover and spotty showers for parts of the area north and east of philadelphia. otherwise this is a clouds and peeks of sun type of days, 67, the normal is 72. it will be chilly overnight tonight and tomorrow, crisp and cool as well with a high of 70 degrees. when i come back in just a few minutes we're talking warmer temperatures in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, some of us will touch 80 again. i'll let you know when when i see you again. >>> there is breaking

at least one other condo was damaged. >>> it's 5:33. the crisis in puerto rico is growing this morning with supplies arriving in port but not getting to the people. there are different viewings of the relief effort. a member of the trump administration says it's "under control." pun puerto rican -- one puerto rican lawmaker is calling it a disaster. and puerto rico has new fear that people will leave to escape the island because of devastation and not come back. for years people have left for better opportunities. officials fear an increased exodus could not only dampen the recovery but the island's economic future, as well. >>> the martinez-barber family in medford cooked up pounds and pounds of authentic food like empanadas yesterday to help buy food and essentials to send to family in puerto rico. customers also donated money. the family plans to hire a plane to deliver supplies to puerto rico on october 11th. >> water is liquid gold right now. it's rough -- i feel guilty to eat. i feel guilty to drink. >> along with donations collec

at least one other condo was damaged. the cause is under investigation. >>> and a stampede at a train station in india killed at least 22 people. a rush hour crowd was walking on a pedestrian bridge connecting two rail stations in mumbai when concrete fell and hit the bridge. that apparently triggered the stampede. in addition to those killed, officials say 32 others were hurt. >>> 6:02 on this friday. the crisis in puerto rico is growing. thousands of containers are literally sitting in the port of san juan packed with supplies for the victims of hurricane maria. there aren't enough trucks and drivers to take them to people in need. now families here in our area are taking matters into their own hands. >> the barber family in midford who has more than 50 relatives in puerto rico is collecting food and other necessities. anthony barber received barrels of rice, beans, and supplies from his friend. that friend tells nbc10 that he's a survivalist and been collecting and storing items for years now. now he's donating 70 barr

residents can move into the condos by 2019 if they're willing to pay between 5 to $800,000 for a unit, the penthouse going for about $1 million. on capitol hill, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> frager's will be celebrating its 100 year anniversary in 2020. >>> home security cameras, cell phone video, we catch a lot of people on camera these days doing a lot of bad things, stealing packages, behaving badly. when you order from amazon, your package passes through a lot of hands. sometimes the delivery driver might not show all the necessary care and due diligence like this guy. oh, busted. i mean check him out, just dumping packages out of the back of his car right onto the street? a wusa9 viewer sent us this video of a delivery driver tossing those amazon prime packages straight up onto the ground. so what the what? as with most things that surface on social media, we had to verify if the video was real and why the heck this clown would be treating people's stuff like that. the passer-by who captured the incident told our researchers he was across the street from the apartments in rockville

. >>> and multiple people were injured when a three story condo goes up in flames, reaction from those who escaped. >>> plus, with supplies low and power short we take a look at the crisis hurricane maria left behind in puerto rico. >>> those stories and more, in just a moment, but first outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with a look at the weekend weather. chris, you did push a button. >> reporter: winds are blowing out of the north/northwest at 15 miles per hour and the air temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. cruel need something with sleeves this morning and by afternoon you might need a light sleeve as well. wednesday was uncomfortable, forecasted a high around 90. we managed a high of 89. with the humidity it actually felt like 94 or 95. then the cold front swept through, 78 degrees, thursday. yesterday, 71. today we're forecasting a high of 67. right now we're showing 51 in slatington, and kutztown, 47 in lake harmony. warminster, 54. center city, 57. cinnaminson, 59. glassboro, 56 and dover, 58. here's satellite and radar lots of activity north of the delaware and the

if we look to the right, this condo, we see metal shutters have been put up on a few of the condos here. we are only a block away from the beach. on the other side of these buildings that you're looking at is the beach. the storm surge is still the biggest concern, could have been possibly deadly once the winds really kick up. that was the main concern. we are right on the border of that. that's why you see hardly anybody here. mandatory evacuations in the area. the good news is that everybody seems to be taking it seriously. you can tell by the lack of activity outside. >> all right. phillip mena live in hollywood. thank you very much. and the conditions changing, hotels deciding whether to stay open or not. telltale signs of preparation. >>> i want to bring in key biscayne mayor myra pena lindsay. she joins us by phone. you're south of where phillip was reporting from there in hollywood. you are on this -- in this area that is surrounded by water. and you've seen the latest pieces of information. not sure if it makes a lot of difference to you, but now irma is tacking further west. >>

recognized this morning it is the, the flooding into the, the condo. >> by late morning. first responders had to stop answering 911 calls. people who defied miami's evacuation order were on their own. like, tony and rachel coddington. >> would have taken too long to get to orlando, we didn't want to chance it. they told us in facetime interview they were grateful not to have evacuated to naples. deeper into the storm. >> are we relieved, slightly. but we hope it is going to be okay for them as well. >> but after a frightening day, some people who se evacuate must have had hold outs remorse. if they need help. son: it's been more than five minutes. daughter: no, it hasn't. mom: hey, can you two keep it down? son: i want it. it's my turn. daughter: no it isn't. mom: please just keep it down. [tires screeching] mom: i remember days when just driving down the street would give me anxiety. and now look at me. [restaurant sounds] man 1: don't get me wrong, i still don't love crowded places, but it's good to get out again. [plates crashing] man 2: noises like that used to make m

i am going to stay in my condo. manager today he should work for female map. they're doing an amazing job of keeping us informed and securing the building. i don't think we've ever seen a storm like this before so you don't really know what's going to happen. but i do feel as safe as i can be. and i also have a pet, and this building is very pet-friendly. so i also get to stay with my animal. that's part of the reason i didn't move today or yesterday either. >> and i think your dog is next to you on the sofa. how high off the ground. >> she doesn't know what is happening. >> how high -- well, that's good. probably a blessing. how high are you in the condo? do you have supplies? do you have batteries? i assume you don't have a generator. >> yes. i'm a therapist, but i'm also a social worker. so i think by nature i was very prepared. i'm as prepared as i can be. i have lanterns, a radio, water, food. food and water for her. i have a bag that is ready to go, like a bugout bag in case i'm told to leave the area with all

it was a much different story for almost an identical condo after the google news. >> some five weeks later, one closes a couple of doors down for 65,000 higher than what mine disclosed for and sold immediately. >> i think it is a little crazy. i think it's insane. [ laughter ]>> this mother of a one-year-old boy says she and her husband thought about selling their home near santa clara university, but after the google announcement decided to wait. >> our prices have gone up already, and i think they are probably going to go up again. we were thinking about moving, and now we have kind of changed our minds a little bit. >> folks don't want to drive 60 to 90 minutes the -- in each direction to go to their jobs. >> i was a rose garden, willow glen, santa clara, downtown san jose, there are a lot of cases that are going to fit financially because they are so close to where folks work. >> smith says google's homebase mountain view in the last year so the average sale price go up $254,000. >> i have someone i am writing an offer for today for a duplex in san jose. they brought up google. i

snag me one of the condos on the property, al.ank you. >> all right. 9:22. coming up president trump over turning another em obama era policy. also metro bus drivers taking a stand over how they're being treated by passengers, and the redskins ending the preseason with a win! >> yes! >> wahoo! >> check on what else is making headlines coming up. be right back. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com i

. >> reporter: valerie enjoys the view from the balcony of her spacious two bedroom condo, a perk of her thriving veterinary practice. >> she just poured her heart and soul into veterinary medicine. just a really giving, caring individual. >> reporter: dr. brittany king worked for valerie. >> i looked up to her as a mentor and a -- you know, an inspiration. i would hope to be like her someday. >> reporter: when she wasn't tending to her furry friends, the affluent animal doctor spent weekends on tiki island near galveston, where she generously hosted friends at her $700,000 beach home. >> we always karaoked. ♪ we could learn to love again >> it was a lot of fun. we swam. we just enjoyed each other's company. >> she would always prepare these amazing dinners for us. >> reporter: now, when you guys had these dinners, there was one thing that was always missing, and that is valerie's husband. >> uh-huh. >> correct. >> reporter: what did she tell you about her marriage? >> she did not feel loved. her husband was never around. >> reporter: valerie complained to those friends that mac, her

justin finch is live at her condo. the latest on the search at 6:00. >>> a federal appeals court rejected president trump's view of who is allowed into the u.s. under his travel ban. the court ruled that grandparents, cousins and similarly close not be prevented from coming into the country. a settlement agency should be -- the ruling will go into effect in five days. >>> the nfl season opener kicked off right here object nbc4. super bowl champs patriots against the chiefs. it started off good for the brady bunch. but they couldn't get the home win. the chiefs went on to victory, 42-27. big score there. >>> 5:35. more racially charged graffiti showing up at georgetown university. >> swastikas were painted inside an elevator. last week, there was graffiti on the outside walls of another building on campus. the university september out an e-mail condemning it. the reasons spark racist and isn't semitic. university police are still investigating these incidents. >>. >>> the wife of an adviser for president trump's busines

but it was a different story for an almost identical condo after the google news. >> some five weeks later, one closes a couple doors down for 65,000 higher than what mine closed for and sold immediate. >> i think it's a little crazy. i think it's insane. >> reporter: this mother of a one-year-old boy thought about selling their home at santa santa clara university but after the google announcement. changed their mind. >> the prices keep going up. we'll wait a little bit. >> folks don't want to drive 90 minutes each direction to get to their jobs. >> reporter: they say if google comes, there will be a ripple effect. >> will oak glen, santa claire that, downtown san jose, there's a lot of places that will benefit from the residential increase in prices because they're close to where folks work. >> reporter: mountain view in the last year saw the average price go up $254,000. >> i have someone i'm writing an offer for today for a duplex in san jose and they brought up google. i always tell me, it's proposed. it's not certain. it has had a significant impact. >>> macy's and best buy are

two condos are destroyed and the other two are badly daniel. five people and several pets displaced tonight. firefighters are still on the scene and monitoring hot spots. >>> also new tonight, a takeover at target. three masked men with weapons stormed a target this morning. not mar from the macarthur maze. they ordered everyone on the floor. stole money from the register and escaped. they took off in a four-door silver sedan. >>> days after a shootup that killed a sacramento sheriff's deputy, the alleged gunman is dead. the gunfight was at a ramada inn on wednesday. the officers had a warrant to search the hotel room where littlecloud was staying. when they approached the door he hoped fire. robert french was killed and two chp officers were injured. littlecloud was shot in a second gunfight while trying to escape and is dead tonight. >>> the u.s. has seized control of the russian consulate in san francisco. workers were loading boxes into cars this morning. this comes one day after thick black smoke could be seen coming from the consulate chi

they want a place know each other. >> so frager's will move back to the old building in 2018 and the condos, a year after. in 2020, the store will celebrate the 100-year anniversary. >>> right now at 6:00, pro athletes and president trump not backing down from their attacks. >> always appropriate for the president of the united states to defend our flag, to defend the national anthem, and to defend the men and women who fought and died to defend it. >> the people run this country, not one individual and damn so not him. >> wow. all this a day after every nfl team had some form of protest of the national anthem. remember to vote in our poll. will you continue to watch the nfl? this was all caused by the president calling the players sobs backing up. in a series of tweets, he said it's about respect for the country and the protests will continue during the monday night football. dallas cowboys say they have a show of unity planned and the coach of the arizona cardinal said any player is free to do whatever they want. >>> you can't get on facebook or twitter without someone posting something a

at least one other condo was damaged. investigators trying to figure out how that fire started. >>> today a judge will sentence a father who admitted to killing his son creato wcould be sentenced six years. >>> a coast guard crew delivered food and supplies to the island. fema and law enforcement will hand out the supplies to storm victims. many are desperate to get off the island and escape the devastation there including one man from philadelphia. more than two thousand people lined up to try to board for caribbean ship. they say the ship is taking about 800 stranded tourists off the island. about 200 tourists will have to stay. a philadelphia man cannot believe what he has seen since the storm hit. >> i never experienced anything like it. it is extremely surreal. i don't think reading about it would explain how it is. i never imagined there could be so little security in america. >> the rest of the ship's passengers are -- president trump tweeted this morning writing thankings to all first responders working against te

i can't tell if a condo or a townhouse is on fire but that's a different vantage point, looking up atfire that quarry as you said. looks like the smoke is going straight up here, rosemary? >> from this vantage point, winds are fairly light. i'm seeing winds up to 15 to 20 miles per hour. it is 80 grease in that area and relatively low -- 80 degrees in that area and relatively low humidity. 30%. so that's not critical. and i just heard our producer say that it has gone to a third alarm. when you have cop doughs and apartments, think of all the cars. hopefully at love them are at work or away from the fire with but with all the engines having to go up there, that's a concern. >> again, to the left of the screen, we saw a little lick of orange there. this used to be open side. this area was developed and now there are a lot of condos and townhomes, fairly dense housing but it is surrounded by still an awful lot of what we would consider wild land. you see here from the trees and grass here in the pictures as well. as we are looking at this picture, we are seeing more black smoke. you kno

>>reporter: kristin has owned a condo and st. martin since 1980 and she knows the type of damage hurricanes can reap on the islands. >>in 1985 we had a bad hurricane but this is worse. >>reporter: she shared this picture of the community with us showing this restaurant on the point is a twisted metal. the roofs of the colonial style condos were ripped open like tin cans. hurricane shutters that were supposed to protect the building pulled off by the powerful winds. >> devastated and sad. i want everyone to be safe. it is a beautiful island with beautiful people. >>reporter: military planes delivered much-needed aid to the islands where emergency officials say five people died during the direct hit. >>we have structural collapses and debris and boats, just messed up. it is just bad. >>reporter: hurricane josi was forecast to hit the same area, but it appears the island will be spared as josi turns north. katie nielsen kpix . >>> crews have arrived in florida to help restore power after the widespread outages are anticipated. they

and it's a condo right in the middle of this complex. and it's attached to other condos. so, there's one, two, three -- four -- there's about a line of nine condos. and the one in the center, there is smoke just billowing out from the garage. billowing out of the windows. we went up and we've been banging on the doors making sure no one's in there. it looks like -- just like the other condos -- if the fire department doesn't get here -- and the other concern around here, there's not very much water. we heard reports down in key west, some of these communities, there are leaks from the water system. and to conserve water and residents that are still down here. but at this point, there's no running water. no electricity. no phones. it's a pretty dire situation. >> gadi schwartz. let you preserve that battery. get it charged where you can. and we'll get the cameras up and running and get pictures. obviously people are watching on tv. you're seeing footage from the keys. some of it shot yesterday, farther up the keys. we will get the video, described there by gadi schwartz as

the last time anyone saw her was the saturday before labor day - neighbors says left her condo in olney - seperately. now her boyfriend is talking. police say wallen's family received a troubling text from her phone on labor day - but they won't reveal what it said. they found her car last week at an apartment complex near the school where she taught. right now there's no evidence of foul play. 7 is on your side with the potential impact from irma. coming up - where the storm is now - and if we could feel its impact here. depression (heavy rain continues over the southeastern u.s.) - clouds from irma here today - showers for the wednesday morning drive - feeling more tropical tomorrow through friday (warmer & more humid) - watching hurricane jose today: mostly cloudy. highs: 72-75 winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. lows: 60-66 winds: ese 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers through midday. some late day clearing. highs: 79-83 winds: s 5 mph still ahead on good morning wshington - distracted driving! distracted driving! what metro is saying after on

it will be into the lower levels of those condos. you talk about people leaving, look at these condos. the one on the left, only two or three lights left on. it is getting late, people have gone to bed. this building here, only a few lights on. time ofver busy this year here, but people are getting out of dodge. of the video of one other challenges people are facing, which is gasoline. we saw it today firsthand. we flew down this morning, got into a rental car, went out acutely aware of whether you could get gas or not. about half the stations say not and a, some had gas in there was a line there. the same thing driving around come even fewer stations that seem to be still selling gasoline. a lot of people trying to get out, some of the highways credit. people are scared by the video they have seen of what the storm has already done. , still wind numbers gusts blowing at 200 miles per hour, and this area come if it comes up the coast, we will be seeing hurricane force winds for more than 12 hours. back in cause a lot of damage, a lot

simons island georgia and to et to his condo in nashville and have lunch with his son. it was hot, hot, hot here in washington, d.c.,, as climate change sets in across america and the world. but as we say on capitol hill, it's not the heat, it's the stupidity. and look at what our secretary of health and human services did and here i'll read from politico, september 26, an article entitled price's private jet travels included visits with colleagues, lunch with son. h.h.s. secretary combined official travel and meetings with friends and families. health and human services tom price took a government funded jet to get to st. simons island, an scluse i have resort where he owns land before he addressed a medical conference of doctors. st. simons' trip was one of two trips which he traveled to where he owns property to meet with family and friends. on june 6, he chartered a jet where he owns a condo and spoke to a local health summit organized by a long time friend and had lunch with his son. h.h.s. official said both the georgia and tennessee trips were for official govern

linda is a consultant by day and the creator of the critter condo, a product inspired by her life in center city philadelphia. >> i was outside in my courtyard in center city on 9th and pine and i had the great courtyard with an iron gate and the space between the sidewalk and gate was big enough for my cats to slip underneath. i started to think how can i get them something that would make them comfortable and be outside but not really scared of all the noises. >> great idea and the critter condo was formed a flexible enclosure that lets them enjoy the outdoors without the worry and took it to the thunder dome and she didn't walkway with the grand prize they got a big boost from the show. >> because of the show itself. there is tremendous am of traffic and exposure that the community is able to get. so grateful for that. in so many ways a good experience and i would recommend it to anyone might think or be shy or something. just go for it. >> the season finale of thunder dome this sunday at 9:00 on 6 abc. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your

keep people out of the condos in temple hills indefinitely. so owners took their case to court and now they want to file for bankruptcy. tracee wilkins is live in temple hills. tracee, we also learned about some sort of silver lining, perhaps, a small pay out for some of the residents. >> yeah, some news that a lot of folks here are going to be happy to hear about. they've got the gates up and fences in place to protect this property. police are checking when people tried to come in and out of here. you can see folks moving out. today i found out when i was in court, that some of these people have money coming their way, soon. >> bring the building back up to code and be able to pay the utilities. right now, that's a very very hard task. >> today inside prince georges county court. lawyers -- debated what to do with the now condominiums. >> the court hasn't made that determination, as to who gets what and how it gets distributed. >> people were forced to leave the condos almost two weeks ago. >> breaking down on, you know, away from them becau

last week, her suv was found empty in a condo complex near the high school but there was no sign of the missing teacher. i can tell you that laura wallen was so loved by her students, not only did she win student-nominated awards, they went out and searched for her over the weekend. live in columbia, jackie bensen, news4. >>> some closure for family members after a confession for the man accused of killing a yoga instructor last december. duane johnson agreed to a 30-year prison sentence. he climbed into tricia mccauley's car and then choked and sexually assaulted her. she was reported missing when she didn't show up at a christmas dinner. her northwest. >>> candid remarks from hillary clinton in her first live television interview since she lost the presidential election. this morning on the today program, she told matt lauer and savannah guthrie that she hopes that the investigation gets to the bottom of the russian interference in our election. >> you think that the trump campaign, with the knowledge of the now president, colluded with russia and stole this election? >> matt, i can't

soon the cops arrived and esther let them in lynn's condo. >> what i noticed that was very odd, she's meticulous, very neat, and very frugal. the television was on. the lights were on. the air conditioning was on. >> lynn appeared to have closed the door of her townhouse north of miami on a sunday night and vanished into the thick night air. >> so this has become very ominous for you. >> so now it is very, very scary. >> what in the world had happened to nice lynn friend? law enforcement officers from all over south florida were . her. coming up >> a wedding, a move, a new job. lynne was facing enormous changes and stress in the days ahead. is it possible she just took off? and if she was a runaway bride, had she run into trouble? >> did you think maybe she got cold feet, was taking a time out somewhere? >> without her son, never. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming an

. >>> several people were injured when a fire erupted at a three story condo complex in lakewood, ocean county. first responders rushed to help the people. they were among the injured. it happened at covington village. jeff chirico spoke to the people who escaped the fire. >> reporter: it was an emotional night as family members reunited with loved ones chased from there homes by fire. chopper 6 hd shows flames ripping through the roof of this three story condo building at covington village, a 5 and over community. >> you see the black smoke it was really black, wib -- within ten minutes, the flames were shooting up. >> reporter: joe heard a neighbor yelling and escaped his condo with little more than the clothing he was wearing. >> he said there's a fire in the back of the building, i grabbed my wife and the keys and the phones and took off. >> reporter: while firefighters attacked the blaze from above, crews searched all 30 units. two police officers rescued a resident, three of them were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. four firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion another for

the money that could be on the way for the people at the lynn hill condos. >>> the search is on for ang teen in our area. what she was doing with her mom just moments before she disappeared and the desperate plea now for her safe return. >>> and remembering our leader, ♪ ♪ ♪ with the company trusted for more than 75 years, you have the compassion and strength of a name, giving you the courage to enjoy the ride. carefirst blue cross blue shield. live fearless. born and raised incian, dr. rrural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that song among the wide library of music jim vance loved. performed by the howard university gospel choir yesterday morning. >> they were stunning. >> and so i don't know, there were some microphone problems there.

hours later the winds brought down another crane at a miami condo tower. and a third went down later in the day in ft. lauderdale. no injuries were reported. >>> and the tampa bay times reports on the rescue of two manatees stuck in the bay. the reverse storm surge sucked the water out of sarasota bay, leaving the manatees stranded. a friend posted them on facebook. they rolled the manatees onto a tarp and dragged them 100 yards. wildlife officials were notified and helped get the manatees into deeper water. >>> still ahead, riding out the storm. we'll take you to atlantic beach, florida, where many residents decided to ride out the hurricane despite evacuation orders. decided to ride out the hurricane despite evacuation orders. i don't want to put life on hold because of a headache. that's why i use excedrin. it has two pain fighters plus an amplifier and for some, headache relief starts in just 15 minutes. now moments lost to headaches are moments gained with excedrin. i wineverver wash my hair again now, i fuel it pantene is the first shampoo and condit

i had a shady friend who owned a condo here. and this is a nice little trashy hang.ould do that and it and i thought, that's a -- this is beautiful. ♪ >> anthony: so we're eating healthy today? >> iggy: yeah. >> anthony: what do you like here? >> iggy: i wouldn't have thought back then in my dorm room that all those years later i'd be eating healthy with iggy pop. barbecue shrimp for the godfather of punk. i get wild and crazy with some roast pork. a little white wine, our only tilt toward the debauches of previous lives. >> anthony: i well remember the first stooges album coming out, the context of the time. this was, what, '69? >> iggy: '69, august. >> anthony: in a lot of ways as far as looking after my health, your music early on was a negative example. >> iggy: i hear you. >> anthony: and looking at my own life and career, i'm pretty much known for traveling around the world and recklessly drinking and eating to excess. >> iggy: sure. >> anthony: what does it say about us that we're now sitting in a healthy restaurant, i just came from the gym, and we're in flor

>>b-ñ right now there is enough movement when the condos come on it's going to be different.he real concern there for g ot with more condos going up and stadium around the corner, the< parking crunch here could get worse. if the program proves successful it expanded to otherf&h parts o san francisco. reportingvh live sam brock. >> we were talking about the headaches of parring and driving in the city. and especially where sam was dog patch and mission bay where all the condos and apartments are going up. >>> let's talk about the weather. and the changes coming toward us. >> cooler breeze through san francisco right now. a lot of folks enjoying it after 70s and 80s this week as we look right now at the live sweeping zper will doppler radar and fog product looped in. it's building up strong at the immediate coastline with most consistent areas moving in right now here in daly city also south frist, could impact flights at the april. otherwise as we get you outside you can see it's not superthick in downtown yet. but we're checking in with a cooler 68 degrees right now. you can

airlines subsidiary that is nicky as part of a bid to cough up the company the reports say easy jet and condo are two split abil and remaining assets the airline now says negotiations will continue until october the twelve that's a bit longer than originally an ounce. this lady seems to be happy about a new i phone it is apple's latest i phone that heels hits the shelves today it is the i phone eight and it boasts a new display and wireless charging amongst other features excitement is high as usual but some apple fans are having qualms about the new release. and with that. up to date on all the latest business news thanks for keeping me company you can find out more of course on facebook and follow the twitter feed and i'll have more news for you in the next hour so see that. sustainable protection for the earth ideas designed to preserve our ecosystems they exist around the world. global ideas takes the next step protection for our planet's biological diversity trailblazing projects. d.w. dot com slash global ideals. hashtag germany decides the day of decision is near. but if we on the f.t.

there are no condos on those lower levels. i can show you the beach paths out here obviously they're raised up a couple feet above literally where the sea is today. but this is sea level. i mean, if you walk up here, you see signs, ali, that are out here. in fact, to point out what the impact of climate change would be, and it says 1, 2, 3 feet of sea level rise could be devastating to this area. >> that's right. >> of course, it would be temporary storm surge from a hurricane like the one we expect to strike here, but nerls it's something that they think about here often, they prepare for often and it's not just the storm surge that comes into the beach here but also on to the bay on the other side of the road here. and what happens when those canals over flow and create a scenario that's not just storm surge coming in but actually water that seeps into the neighboring communities. and that's why people here are frankly very scared of. >> all right. we'll stay close to you during the course of the next few days. thanks. in so

this morning that it is the flooding into the condo. >> reporter: by late morning first responders had to stop answering 911 calls. people who defied miami's evacuation order were on their own like tony and rachel coddington. >> it would have taken too long to get to orlando or orlando. we didn't want to chance it. >> as the storm hit today they shot this video of a sail boat trapped under a causeway. >> they told news a interview they were grateful not to have he yak-- evacuated to some place like naipel, deeper into the storm. >> are we relieved, slightly. but we hope it's going to be nok for them as well. but after a frightening day here, some people without decided not to evacuate must have had holdout remorse. if they get in trouble, until these conditions improve, they're on their own. >> glor: mark strassmann in miami, we're going to go back now to jeff glor in st. pete beach where it is looking a little more ominous behind you, jeff. >> glor: yeah, anthony, things have gotten considerably worse here in just the past few minutes. the skies have darkened, winds have picked up. a

meetings it is clear that only the big carriers are at the negotiation table which means love tuns our condo or an easy jet and that the small bidders are already out all right to study a quote in frankfurt thank you very much for this apple's latest i phone hits the shelves today the i phone aid boasts a new display and wireless charging among other features of course excitement is high as usual but some apple fans are having qualms about the new release. it's become a familiar scene a new i phone and long lines outside of apple stores worldwide to greet it today its i phone eight buyers in australia and asia awoke early on friday to get the latest model in their hands new features include a faster processor a retina h.d. screen and wireless charging a plus version offers more features not everyone is sold other smartphones already offer similar features and some say the improvements do not merit the price tag it's not much of an upgrade it's more of an it shouldn't in my pretty sure to be important issue to being called a seven s i phone some i phone fans may be distracted by the coming i

those have been secret meetings that for the moment air berlin i was only talking with lufthansa with condo and also with easyjet and that those smaller bidders are already out of the already received a statement from one of the smaller bidders his name is mr worley used to be the owner of a smaller airline in the past here in germany he was saying that he is speechless on how you know basically a tax money is being spent on this credit that air berlin received and that brand you know with this is going to be destroyed because you know what's going to be most likely to happen you know when a big airline really takes over those big parts of air berlin we are not going to see anymore in the future the logo of air berlin on airplanes well daniel if you can put it in a nut shell of what this looked on so have the other stand. what i can tell you you know we're always talking about that interesting to take over air berlin and the reality is a lot of towns are group because what's going to happen that flight personnel and pilots are going to work for euro wings which is the low cost carrier towns

. >>> fire fighters continue to battle a serious blaze at an ocean county condo minimum building. chopper three over that scene in lakewood, new jersey flames tore through the roof on condo building on sophie lane an over 55 community there, and authorities say one resident was taken to the hospital and two officers are being treated for smoke inhalation. no word on the cause. >>> a judge in camden county has sentenced david creato junior to 10 years in prison for causing death of his toddler son. creato pleaded guilty to manslaughter as part of the plea deal in the death of three-year old brandon creato. earlier this year prosecutors were inn able to get a guilty verdict on murder charges so trial ended in a hung jury. despite the plea, family members and his attorney say creato did not kill his son. >> which would you rather spend 10 years in jail or 30. >> it is very specific to what he plead toed recollect restly causing his son's death. he absolutely believe that this was a plea that was just too good to turn down. >> ten year sentence creato received could be reduced to eigh

this morning that it is the flooding into the condo. >> reporter: by late morning, first responders had to stop answering 911 calls. people who defied miami's evacuation order were on their own, like tony and rachel coddington. >> it would have taken too long to get to orlando or atlanta. so we didn't want to chance it. >> reporter: as the storm hit today, they shot this video of a sail boat trapped under a causeway. they told news via a facetime interview they were grateful not to have been evacuated to someplace like naples, deeper into the storm. >> we are relieved, slightly. but we hope it's going to be nothing for them as well. >> reporter: but after a frightening day here, some people who decided not to evacuate must have had holdout remorse. if they get in trouble, until these conditions improve, they're on their own. is mark strassmann in miami which even though he escaped the worst, still had a very wet day. let's go back to jeff glor in st. pete beach. jeff? >> glor: anthony, thanks. and tornado warnings continue to pop up across the florida peninsula tonight. manny bojorq

>> tony and rachel codington will ride out irma in their condo. they live in a 15th floor of a miami high rise with a full week's supply of food, hurricane shutters and a good view of the storm when it barrels through. >> i'm not sure if it will be good or bad but we'll see what's happening. >> tough call? very tough. i want nothing but to be safe for my wife and dog and i think we can manage to a degree but it is scary. >> it's friday night in south beach. the sidewalk should be packed with people but take a look, this place is closed for business. jeff, anyone in irma's path here should be in a safe place by noon tomorrow. >> mark strassmann, thank you. meteorologist craig with our station in miami is tracking irma. craig? >> the latest advisory at 5:00 showing winds still at 155 miles an hour. the category 4 is a little deceiving because the speed only has to increase by 5 miles an hour to make it category 5 again so it's right on the edge of category 5. heres the wind field. the red area is the hurricane force winds and inside the core, the wo

it's easy to get lulled into a sen sense of complacency if you're sitting snug in your condo. but when that power goes out, it's that first indication that, all right, here we go. it's getting real. >> listen, the truth sometimes is tough to hear, but you're painting what the reality is going to be. a good tip about what to do with water and how to prepare in advance. people can get on the internet and see exactly how much bleach to how much water, what can be drunk, what cannot. bill, stay safe. we'll check back with you in a little bit. let's get to john berman. he's down in miami. even though this track has been moving around, miami is still going to get hit. they've been dealing with power outage since very early yesterday. the governor said in his most recent briefing, it will only get worse down there, and they can't say for how long. how is it now? >> 170,000 people, chris, without power in miami-dade. 170,000 people already and the storm is not at its worst. we don't expect it to be as bad as it's going to get for four, five hours now. so 170,000 down. not a good sign