we even ran in here and got our fire extinguisher.asn't enough. >> somehow, everyone at the diner escapes injury. >> imagine if you had a group of people walking into the restaurant on the sidewalk at that hour. it was just sickening to think what the consequences could have been. >> the driver of the mini van and the truck in the parking lot both suffer minor injuries. >> i felt so relieved at least that no one innocent was injured severely as a result of this person's total disregard for safety, for respect for other people on the roadways. >> the driver of the stolen vehicle dies at the scene. he's later identified through dental records as 20-year-old daniel dool of detroit who had a criminal record for stealing cars. the wild chase was one for the record books for the traffic team. >> i doubt i ever will forget this one. no. every time we fly up michigan avenue, i do think of it. i still know exactly where that diner is. >> coming up, a fighter jet is brought down by fancy flying. an oil tank erupts like a volcano. >> we're going

at that point in time when i was coming down with the hose of the fire extinguisher, inmate luna hadnd had come out the door sideways. when the door opened, i ran out of the room and was sprayed with a fire extinguisher, and i swung at one of the cos that was holding the fire extinguisher trying to put out the fire. >> once he did that, he came over, took a swing and actually did hit me. and i had taken the fire extinguisher and i had actually swung it in defense of myself and hit him in the head, and he was still fighting and still trying to hit me, so i grabbed his arm, and another officer already had his arm. we both had him like that, and we had actually had to take him down. >> it's nothing to be proud of. i don't want to sit here boasting about myself or to be a bad ass or anything like that. it's mindless. it was irresponsible. i got emotional, and i acted without thinking and it led to a lot of chaos. >> i was scared. you never know. i mean, when he was -- we were boxing and he was punching me and i was blocking some of his punches, but he was making contact, and i didn't kno

i saw him spray his extinguisher first, so i started spraying.out two or three foot from the car he dropped his extinguisher to go in and help mike because mike obviously hadn't gotten out yet. >> i initially sprayed my extinguisher to knock down the flame so i could get myself in there. as my partner ran around to the back side to push fire away from me. and reached in. he still had his chest belts on. i had to undo his chest belts. we had to get rid of the steering wheel. >> next thing i know some guy's reaching in and grabbing me and dragging me out. i remember my throat just hurting really bad like i had drank a bunch of lighter fluid or something. my throat was just on fire. >> mike is taken to the hospital with first and second degree burn on his face and legs. but the scars aren't just physical. mike replay the video of the accident in an attempt to understand what went wrong. >> i just kept rewatching it, rewatching it and rewatching it, just to try to break down what happened, what i could have done different. i mean, you're always going

they found fire extinguishers and set off an alarm in the process.olice caught them after they dropped the fire extinguishers in the wood. >>> a baggage worker woke up in the baggage hole he called 911. i'm inside the plane it's moving in the air. get somebody to stop it. >> where are you in the plane? >> i'm inside the plane. >> the passengers on board heard the initial banging from beneath them. the passengers alerted the crew and they made an emergency landings. >>> a woman poked a fell passenger with a pen and woke him up because he was snorning. paramedics had to be called in to examine the man he is okay. the woman was accused of causing a disturbance and moved to another flight. >>> a police-involved shooting in philadelphia puts a man in the hospital. >>> we have two brazen bank robbers terrorizing anyone who gets in their way. "action news" will be right back. brookside chocolate now has a crunch. brookside crunchy clusters - crispy multi-grains and sweet fruit-flavored pieces dipped in rich dark chocolate. discover brookside crunchy cluster

the automatic fire extinguishers went off three times. >> that fire however was isolated behind the hood and duct area, so the fire extinguishers there were unable to put it out. >> reporter: half the kitchen is gone. dining area, however, was saved. employee gigi green says jimmy is a great boss. >> i feel bad for jimmy. everybody loves him. it hurts to see it. can't deal with this. >>> a driver was killed in a crash in san francisco this morning. the chp says the accident happened just after 10:00 on the off-ramp of southbound highway 280. the john daly boulevard. this is the scene from chopper 5 a short time ago. it appears the driver struck one of the concrete pillars. investigators highway patrol to have the off-ramp reopened by 12:30. >>> an unprecedented move from within the catholic church. more than 100 want the pope to remove the current archbishop in san francisco. kpix 5's anne makovec is at st. mary's cathedral with the unusual method they are using to get their point across. anne. >> reporter: they took out an ad, a full-page ad, in the "san francisco chronicle" among the 1

we don't want people to risk their lives by entering the unit to extinguish the fire. leave that to the professionals. >> the good samaritan is expected to survive. the neighbor suffered minor burns. >>> biologist say a project will yield information about spawning conditions for the salmon. the fish have not been seen in the river for almost six years. the drought had been keeping the government from releasing the water to push the project forward but biologist say suspending the multibillion project would mean sack tpaoeusing hundreds of young fish. >> slowly but surely california is sinking -- sacrificing hundreds of young fish. >>> slowly but surely california is sinking. the drought is causing damage. >> it is unbelievable. we can not keep up with the demand. >> reporter: drilling water wells as fast as his rigs will let him. in this drought the waiting list keeps growing. >> customers will pay people from out of state double or triple the price of a regular well. just to get the well. >> they are desperate. >> reporter: the farmers are not drilling wells because

>> andrew rushes toward her with the fire extinguisher. >> i could see her face, it was on fire. something i've never seen in my life. four years on the fire department we put out houses, we put out cars, we don't put out human beings. >> in seconds the extinguisher puts out the flames. >> i heard the sound of the whoosh of the fire extinguisher and everything was stopped. >> we ushered her off to a tent set up behind the stage for the performers. somebody had dialed 911 at that point. >> at first ayesha doesn't feel any pain. she seems more worried about the audience than herself. >> the only thing i was thinking was the show must go on. the music have to begin again and just do like nothing happened. >> but then the ambulance arrives and the pain begins. >> during the time i was in the ambulance, it was one of the longest time in my life because at this point it was burning. it was really painful. >> everybody's mind was on is she okay, is she going to be all right. >> inside cunningham's pub, sherry checks her camera. >> i felt nauseous because i thought, you know, there's qui

at 1:47 the following afternoon, it's finally extinguished. rescuers sifting through the rubble find 28 bodies huddled together, only one floor from the safety of the roof. the grisly discovery brings the death toll to 40. >>> ft. wayne, indiana, august 1st, 2006. firefighters respond to a call at the national magnesium and aluminum foundry. >> we've got heavy smoke coming from the entire building. >> the fire department knows it's in for a long night, but it has no idea that a massive explosion is developing. >> anytime you get a fire, a potential fire, at a magnesium plant, that causes a lot more concern because you know that's going to be a tough situation to deal with. >> firefighters can't use water to put out the flames because magnesium is a highly flammable metal. it burns so hot -- more than 4,000 degrees fahrenheit -- that it reacts violently with water and makes the fire worse. >> the number one challenge is we can't fight it like other fires. you have to use a special fire extinguishing powder. >> calling all units. i know everybod

it took a very long time to extinguish a fire. at this .1 man, 58 years old, dead, no id and too early to determine a cause. this investigation is ongoing. live from plumstead jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a robbery victim risk her life to stop a state police office shore stole her purse. surveillance showed a man running away with the bag after he flashed a badge at fifth second and cedar in west philadelphia she hospital in the window as it sped away before letting go down the the block. police say that carries a newer model dark colored nissan ultimate altima. >>> lets get to katie, good morning. >> good morning everyone. new cold front yep another one is slate todd arrive and clear the delaware valley today and right now it would appear it is bringing in wet weather but we are in the finding anything just yet at the local level. we will start off by taking you outside and showing you more regional zoom on storm scan as we track this latest frontal boundary. bulk of moisture confine just down wind of lakes erie a

that's tagging fire extinguishers that has to do with egress. sprinkling certain parts of the buildings and garbage rooms and shoots and storage areas and other amenities that are required. those types of inspections the housing division within the department of building inspection does on an ongoing basis they're occurring right now. we have inspectors out there that do them on a complaint driven basis and systematically as required by the san francisco housing code but let me tell you what we're doing in addition to all of that. when department of building inspection saw a cluster of fires occurring in the mission we immediately instituted a concentrated code enforcement outreach program and that program included defining a concentrated focus code enforcement area. we looked at and identified 126 multiple family dwellings along the mission street corridor from third street all the way out to crocker amazon and six and a half miles and 67 city blocks. we started to do the inspections. we have done about 35 of those because we need to send a com

we did extinguish the fire. it was heavily involved to the rear. rear bedrooms were in the fire. we located one person. unfortunately the person was deceased. >> we know you're going to be here for a little while loerng and investigation, of course, will continue. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the new information out there, kris. >> thank you. >>> 4:38 right now. some warmer humid air still clinging around here in the bay area this morning. >> let's check the forecast. what are we in for today, christina? >> a very different day ahead. temperatures are not going to be quite as warm as they were yesterday but, yeah, sam is right, muggy with a few showers to the south this morning. now, what you will notice here is a lot of that activity is well to the south of the bay area but we're still in that flow where we're getting a little bit of moisture out there but we'll see. a nice day ahead. temperatures not too bad. the good news is the big piece of information that i can bring you is that we have a much better chance for showers as we get into your weekend which is

. >> we continued to try to extinguish the fire. it was unsuccessful. gave the control center command to open the door 15 inches. and by then, i was already trying to get underneath the door up at the top, and i knew the cos were going to be coming into my room. i was trying to stay as calm as i could because i knew i was going to have to go a couple rounds with them. >> as soon as the door opened up, i saw the inmate luna on the floor, had his head in the toilet, was motionless. i started spraying the inside of the door. at that point in time, when i was coming down with the hose and the fire extinguisher, he had gotten up and come out the door sideways. the door opened. i ran out of the room and was sprayed with a fire extingsuishers. i swung at a co trying to put out the fire. >> once he did that, he came over, he took a swing and actually did hit me. and i had taken the fire extinguisher and swung it in defense of myself, and hit him in the head. and he was still fighting. he was still trying to hit me. so i grabbed his arm and he had his arm, so we

the officers, their officers have been going out with fire extinguishers putting out those blazes. the good news is nothing has really spread. no big fires being reported in west baltimore this evening. we're also getting word from prince george's county police they have a contingent of officers who are now in baltimore. several of their officers are along the perimeter backing up the baltimore city police officers and unfortunately, they are reporting that several of officers have been hit by rocks and have sustained some minor injuries. as far as that c.v.s. that we're looking at right now, there's no police -- i guess police are just now -- just now arriving on the scene. it's been an hour since the looting started. alison you were talking about it appears to be in the same neighborhood where that police car was set on fire. it is just around the corner from that location. north avenue and pennsylvania avenue. but now, police on the scene and the looters appear to be dispersing so that's the situation. the latest that we have here in the newsroom. back to you guys. leon: thank y

they have extinguished this quickly but take a look at the the slew of emergency teams on the scene and look at the slew of volume we have leading up to that incident. traveling on the northbound side of i-95 heading to the philadelphia international airport this will be no picnic at all. you can take stewart avenue to ridley that is an alternate but you have to do maneuvering. best thing to do is give yourself more time because this is what you have a head of you. 420 ramp to northbound i-95 is also closed. we will update you on. that the bright spot right now is the the weather katie. >> absolutely. speaking of bright, my gosh we have a nice sunrise underway right now, vittoria. chilly start with the light win. that has led to the extra effect of some frost which you can see if you look closely in the foreground here on the grass outside kutztown middle school. we have 26 degrees. on the cross, frost will form but sunnies up and boy, will it do its part to warm us up. mid 60's later on today. by this holiday weekend temperatures get held back to the mid to upper 50's but not a bad who

. >> corporate denton grabs a fire extinguisher from the patrol car. >> we got to use this fire extinguisher hoping to fight back some of the flames. >> when the fire extinguisher went dry, i even turned it over and tried to break out the windshield. >> cover your eyes. >> just to give us access to the driver. >> holy -- >> i need help. i can't breathe. >> i couldn't see anything inside the car. there's smoke everywhere. >> the fire is roaring, and the smoke is relentless. >> i can't breathe. get me out! >> they give it all they can to pull the door away far enough so they can both get inside and pull out the driver. >> that last time before i moved in, we didn't have very much time. [ screams ] >> we couldn't come straight out a window, we had to go toward the back of the car. >> i was getting really tired. i remember feeling and twisting just a little bit and he finally moved. finally, he started coming out. >> i can't breathe. >> it was like a magic moment occurred. we were able to both get in at the same time, and all of a sudden he moved. whatever had been pinning him wasn't any more. >

institutions being formed, the emergence of tribune's of thes and others until he essentially is extinguished in 20 25 years before the birth of christ and i wrote a little bit about the early centuries of the roman empire after the birth of christ. >> host: another one of the ideas and what a matter today according to melissa lane is cosmopolitanism. >> guest: this is interesting. to the greeks, politics was something that took place in the city state bounded by the city's laws. what happened partly with this breakdown of greek city states and the rise of alexander the great empires in the hellenistic period, you get empire is based in egypt and based in macedonia and other parts of the larger mediterranean, people start to think about politics, maybe politics could even in principle not just through conquest expand beyond particular city's walls so this becomes the idea, i am not citizen of the cosmos as opposed to being a citizen of athens, citizen of sparred at. that developed into a kind of ethical ideas that may be one can live according to a kind of sense of universal values and lots t

formed, the emergence of the tribune and other roman institutions until essentially again it is extinguished about 25 years before it the birth of christ and a little about the early century the roman empire after the birth of christ. >> host: another one of the ideas and live a matter today according to professor melissa lane is cosmopolitanism. >> guest: for the greek politics is something that took place in the city state, bounded by the city's loss. what happens with this breakdown of greek city states and the rise of alexander the great and a rise of empires in the lawlessness have -- hellenistic period, are based in macedonia and other parts of the larger mediterranean, people start to think about politics, even in principle, not just through conquest expand beyond a particular city's walls so this becomes the idea i am not cardinal citizen of the cosmos as opposed to being a citizen and that in his or spark a. that develops into a kind of medical idea that maybe one can live according to a kind of set of universal values and longest that aren't bound geographically and that really is

he used five separate fire extinguishers he -- extinguishers. the man is the in the hospital in stable condition. police arrested a soccer coach for sexting a 16-year-old student. student. she believes other girls were harassed by vargas. vargas was arrested yesterday at his home in st. helena. >>> police investigating a deadly stabbing. it stemmed from a fight in a parking lot. it happened saturday night about 7:30 on masonic way. the victim identified as 19- year-old dennis. investigators say it appears he knew his attacker but they haven't given us any information yesterday about the suspect. >>> finding a parking spot in san francisco probably know can be challenging. but the city is hoping to change that. there are concerns about the cities program. the program was created in the 70s. people get permits and can pack in certain areas. the idea is to keep neighborhoods from tushing into parking lots. but the program has created conflict and inconvenience for their visitors. the municipal transportation agency hopes to take a closer look and l

we went through fire extinguishers. >> a day that ended in tragedy started with clarity.e star paul walker at an annual event for his foundation reach out worldwide. >> we were collecting toys and donations so we can distribute them around. >> j.d. dorfman runs operations for the clarity walker fournd e. >> he just came out to show his support, thank everybody. just normal paul. wasn't there for the pictures. >> just normal paul pursuing two of his great passions, helping others and showing off fast cars, including this rare porsche worth nearly half a million dollars. >> they only brought about 600 of them into the u.s. back around 2004 to 2006. >> there is nothing ordinary about it. a top speed of more than 200 miles per hour. the engine in the middle of the car. and oil changes iing $900. >> it's a real high-in tune, super high-performance super car. driving one really reminds me a lot driving a race car. it has that kind of quick razor-sharp reflexes. >> but having razor sharp reflexes leaves a razor-thin margin for error on the road. >> i love the power. you feel it

the fire extinguisher could not put out the flames. fortunately the oakland fire department showed up to extinguish the fire. >>> $12 million that's how much b.a.r.t. says it will spend to make much needed improvements at several stations along market street in san francisco. new at 10:00, paul chamber social security live -- paul chambers is live at the city with the plans and how b.a.r.t. says it will make the passengers safer. >> reporter: i will tell you that $12 million you talked about is just phase one. and b.a.r.t. says it will go to improve and repair things like this behind me. broken down escalators and other stations. >> this station stucks, it's nasty, it's disgusting. >> reporter: roughly 303,000 people ride b.a.r.t. each weekday. over the years the wear and tear is evident. now they will undergo a make over. >> i think our customers have been extremely frustrated with our escalators, they have been breaking down a lot. we know that's something we have to do. >> reporter: a canopy will be installed over those new escalato

there was a huge industrial fire extinguisher that used to sit on one of these walls on hooks.ls lifted that industrial fire extinguisher off and said work on this window right here. the window began to give in. all three of these windows were taken out. >> once they broke that, they had access to the entire facility. they had full control. >> this is where it all turned bad after they busted up and got their hands on the dope. >> there's different kinds of psychotic drugs and whatever. and everybody was taking them, just went crazy. >> it was a madhouse, it really was. >> guys being stabbed, heads cut off. pipes going through their heads, you know. unimaginable things. you couldn't even think of, you know. >> one of the inmates came down from the dormitory areas. and he had on his belt, tied to his side, the human head of a black man. this individual proceeded to take this head and gripped this head by his hair and he went over to that young guard that was crying, and he ordered that guard to kiss that head. and the inmates recorded in cellblock four never had a prayer. >> cel

violence. >> they stole two fire extinguishers. >> yeah. stealing two fire extinguishers, that's theft. >> that is theft. all right. >> we're going to turn to insomniac athlete in a bit. reviews are in mall cop the sequel did you see the first one? i didn't either. but it was good enough to make a second one. this with unhas to be good. a big new drama starring jonah hill and james franco and felicity jones. >> sometimes love does not head up. see who is using math to see if a couple is heading for a long-term relationship and who's destined for a breakup. >> first up in flames the explosive scene on lady antebellum's tour bus. one precious valuable spared from the flames. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance. for residents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you are on a fixed income learn about affordable whole li

we went their five extinguish s extinguishers. >> reporter: a coroner's report stated that the car was traveling at an unsafe speed. near occupant had drugs or alcohol in their systems. the driver lost control for unknown reasons. in the days that followed, it became clear how much walker was loved by his fans. the oldest of five siblings, walker true up with a strong christian background and faith. apart from acting, he was known for humanitarian work. he took a team to haiti to help with earthquake relief. >> i told him i loved him. and he said -- >> reporter: as the realization set in, questions turned to the franchise. >> i'm going to get you out of here. >> reporter: how to finish the latest film. this was walker just before the release of the first movie, explaining what maid it all work. >> you hear about egos and people who are difficult to work with, and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. but everyone in this, we got along really well. >> reporter: most of walker's parts were already shot when he died. but they decided to retire his character. his brothers were used as body doubles

building up the center stairwell, had smoken cans in the hallway, advanced into the apartment and extinguished a fire. firefighters say the building did have fire alarms but no sprinkler system. >>> this is the most recent fatal fire. it includes the death of his father and 13-year-old daughter killed last month concerns arising about building safety and fire department responses in the neighborhood. the city says it is trying to increase building inspections. >>> we are waiting to hear the sentence for a deceptive campaign mailer. he pleaded no contest to one felony count in the case. he was expected to receive a sentence of community service but there's been a delay in the courtroom. observers believe the flier helped a political ally win a san jose counsel election by suggesting it was a communist sizer. he spent seven months in jail. >>> police hoping to track down two men accused of beating and robbing a taxi driver. the driver says he picked up two men last saturday morning. he later dropped them off where one of the men paid the fair. as the driver was making change the man punched him

. >> simultaneously the people who lived at the base of the driveway extinguished the fire unaware. >ple she attacked today aren't associated as the people she's targeting her anger against. >> that person, greg adams while he knows sailer investigators don't know why she's fixated on the him and adams no longer lives in the area and police believe she is responsible for several other arsons. >> bottles of accelerants being left around buildings and vegetation with the intention of starting some type of fire. >> the timing of this morning's con confrontation, what it took to identify a suspect. >> any time the community can live in the community they work in is the right thing. i'm definitely happy i was at the right place at the right time. >>> two deal developing news a musician died after being shot in oakland. it happened early this morning outside the golden bowl bar on 14th and franklin street. police tell our media partner the bay area news group the 26-year-old from oakland was packing up his equipment after a show in the area when he was hit by gun fire. officers say the shoo

. >> this has taken almost an entire workday to extinguish this fire. it start the about 2:18 just knocking down smoke. a look earlier when it started. started 2:18 100 firefighters on the scene. 100 guests from this hotel were evacuated. everyone got out safely. not hearing any injuries from frankfurt's or guests at the hotel. a fright think morning. an early morning wakeup call that got this man out. he tells us how he got out just in time. >> all of a sudadensudden a big boom massive boom. then two more but not as much as the first one. then the fire alarm went off. we just ran out of the room. >> investigators are still trying to find out what it is that started the fire. somewhat complicated, have to wait for dominion power crew to shut power off before get in there and attack the fire from the inside. as you see not a lot left of the roof. when they got here 30% of the building was involved and now you can see all the way through to the center of the building. there's no roof no one was injured. the cause is under investigation. live in fairfax, n

they "x" people out, extinguish life over here. i guess that's why they call it "x" row. >>> as a sex offender or as a person in prison for rape, which i am, i am persecuted in a multitude of ways. sometimes physical. sometimes psychological. sometimes legally. all right? nobody is fond of a convicted rapist. but even more so, nobody, and i mean nobody, not even a convicted rapist, approves of the child molesters. you see what i'm saying? and they get the worst of the whole thing. >> while most incarcerated sex offenders are, in fact, marked men, jamie daniels is one of the exceptions. >> when i was in high school my senior year, i was involved in a relationship with a sophomore. and we had a child. so i am considered a sex offender. i do have to register as a sex offender. there's probably a few people that are nay eve that don't really understand the situation. but for the most part, i'm respected in here as someone who's not a predatorial sex offender. >> any inmate who might be tempted to harass daniels because of his prior sex

you have that item 2 they stopped the auto repair not reinsulted but regarding item 3 the fire extinguishers and fire alarms and smoke detectors they've filed permits to address the notice of violation although i don't know necessarily if the permits are on file are expensive to have the planning will have to consider with respect to item 4 they did terminate has we've recorded back in december the transient residential use not been as we've eaten is through numerous inspections we've instituted the long term residential occupancy stopped as well we recorded that in december as well in december so we did the spishgdz inspections that's where we are at this point so i'll be happy to answer any questions but perhaps you might want to hear from the property owner with his plans for this location. >> is the property owner here the appellant would you like to come up and anything else. >> there is no advertising i'm not sure where this is we don't have fund to reopen right now. >> your name for the record. >> so there was something that was said but advertising i'm not aware we don't have any pla

. >> a trend firefighters hope to extinguish. in walnut creek abc 7 news. >>> people across the bay area woke up to soaking wet pavement and grass today. overnight the rain fell hard and rain pelted petaluma and several accidents may be connected to the wet weather. >>> right now skies above the bay area and it is clear. and that could change. drew tuma has more. >> and great sleeping weather this morning and a welcome sight to see rain drops across the region. look at live doppler 7 hd. shortly after midnight, you see the quick moving cold front sliding. take a look at the rainfall the last 24 hours. you see the majority of the region with a quarter to half an inch but over an inch near the santa cruz mountains. daggett past eight inches and tahoe half a foot and mammoth lakes 2.5 inches of rain. and now our attention focusing on a rapid warm up in the next 48 hours. tracking the warming numbers in the forecast in a few minutes. katie. >> drew, thank you. >>> new numbers out today show 17 million people watched bruce jenner reve

. >> a fire that happened in the cooking area behind the hood and duct extinguishment system. >> reporter: everyone got out safely, and to protect the fire crews, pg&e shut down a nearby transformer, briefly knocking out power to about 500 neighbors. >> anytime you're going to have a potential structural compromise, we do not want to have firefighters in there at that time for any potential collapse. that's why we again, upgraded this, and that's why you see the large ladders up there. >> reporter: customers have been loid to jimmy's for decades. >> reporter: jimmy's has been here for years. before it was jimmy's, it was cindy's. a neighborhood restaurant. everybody eats here. and really sad to see it burn down. >> reporter: now they say they'll wait -- >> yeah it's a nice place, inside. >> reporter: and hope it opens again soon. now, firefighters say the sprinklers did go on at the time of the fire but because so much of the fire was so far in the back of the building it was unable to extinguish those flames. reporting live in san jose scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, thank. >>

i ran out the door with a fire extinguishing err trying to put the fire out.got burned all over. >> he ran back into the coach. through the front fire wall and was -- >> they did find t went back for second fire extinguisher, fires popping and melting from the flames. but there was another concern. 100-pound propane tank underneath the coach. >> the fire was working its way back toward it. so i was yelling at people to get away from the coach, from the toxic fumes, because i was concerned that propane tank blowing. if that tank blew it, would have been a lot worse. >> i'm just glad i was there. i think god put me there at the right time at the right place to help those people out. >> i certainly appreciate his help. >> he says the motor home is a total lost, but they're going to be okay. >> thank goodness for that man, that was gale partial brown reporting. >>> well, it is the weekends. big box office draw. still ahead the stars turn out for the premiere of furious seven. we'll have a preview of the film coming up next. >> fast and furious. suzanne marquez wen

we extinguish the fire and it was contained. >> reporter: thank you so much deputy chief diaz. we are going to stay on same. there are a lot of neighbors that wanted to get more information. sad news, a person on this street and one of the houses. w e don't know who it is, if it -- if it is the homeowner. it was an adult male that was found dead in this fire. soon i thank you for will check back with you. >>> a teenage girl accused of stealing a car with her boyfriend is on the loose after she escaped from custody. officers essay she slipped out of her handcuffs and bolted from the office on telegraph avenue initially officers tried to return the girl to her family but the family refused to take her in. first up mother tell us us the girl has been in and out of trouble and the family was hoping time in juvenile hall would be good for her. >> i fear for her. she needs to turn herself in because it is getting worse and worse with the charges that she has. >> the girl is facing a vehicle theft charge and charges relating to the escape the police don't believe she poses a threat to

so the fire extinguishers there were unable to put it out. >> reporter: half the kitchen is gone. the dining area, however, was saved. employee gigi green says jimmy is a great boss. >> the best, jimmy. everybody lost jimmy. you know, hurts to see him having to deal with this. >> reporter: if there's one positive thing in this there were no injuries. in south san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a close call to tell you about in oakland. a woman driving by lake merritt was surprised when a tree came crashing down on her car. kpix 5's john ramos with her amazing story. >> reporter: maybe we're kidding ourselves. ever really feeling safe. >> i was just driving, i don't think there were any other cars around me. >> reporter: kate thought she was safe enough when suddenly the world fell on her. >> it looks like branches or leaves falling from the sky. um, but it was really quick and then all of a sudden, it's on my car. >> reporter: at about noon, this big tree on near lake merritt in oakland came crashing on her car. >> it felt like it kept falling so i realized how heavy and big it was. >

words to heart, revising standards for cargo, requiring smoke detectorerss and automatic fire extinguishers in cargo holds. >> may day. going down. >> reporter: fire was a problem in 1983 when air canada flight 797 made an emergency landing at cincinnati's airport. it had a fire in the bathroom. >> we had a fire in the back washroom and it's filling up with smoke right now. >> reporter: incredibly the plane landed safely but half the passengers and crew died because they couldn't exit the plane fast enough. that gave rise to new fire safety standards, including bathroom smoke detectors and automatic fire extinguishers. smoke in the cockpit was the problem on swiss air flight 111 after it took off from new york's jfk airport in 1998. >> swissair 111. >> reporter: it crashed off nova scotia killing all 129 people on board. after investigators traced the fire back to the entertainment system and the flammable insulation, had all mylar replaced. brought down four planes after fighting their way into the cockpit using box cutters. >> america 11 are you trying to call? >> everything will be okay.

gave rise to new fire safety standards, including bathroom smoke detectors and automatic fire extinguishers. smoke in the cockpit was the problem on swiss air flight 111 after it took off from new york's jfk airport in 1998. >> swissair 111. >> reporter: it crashed off nova scioscia killing all 229 people on board. after investigators traced the fire back to the entertainment system and the flammable insulation, had all mylar replaced. and on american flight on 9/11 four planes came down after hijackers brought their way into the cockpit using box cutters. >> america 11, are you trying to call? >> everything will be okay. if you try to make any moves, you will injure yourself and the airplane. just stay quiet. >> reporter: the 9/11 terror attack led to reinforced cockpit doors on all commercial airplanes. the doors so strong, they can resist bullets, even shrapnel from a hand grenade. the ax isn't either but after flight 370 mysteriously disappeared in 2014, investigators wonder if the flight might have been doomed by a crew member. some took issue with those new cockpit doors. >> one eithe

. >> reporter: simultaneously the people who live at the base of the driveway extinguished an arson fire unaware of the scene nearby. >> the house and the people she literally attacked today aren't associated with the person she feels she is targeting her anger again. >> that person greg adams is save. while he knows sailor investigators don't know why she is fix it aed on him. he lives in the area, and detectives think sailor is responsible for sever other arsons. >> involves bottles of cell accelerant left around buildings and bush and vegetation obviously with the intent of starting some type of fire. >> reporter: this confrontation what it finally took to identify a suspect. >> any time the public safety can live in the community that they work in. definitely was happy i was in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: in mill valley, abc7 news. >>> still ahead a new study looks at how many americans from each state use recreation or predescription drugs to >>> a new study on drug use may alter your perception of california. the gallop healthway poll surveyed people about how o

authorities arrived to fine the black two door coupe engulfed in flames and they were able to quickly extinguish the flames. here is more from lieutenant, johnnie walker. >> they found what was believed to be a mail in the front driver's seat fully charged at this point. there is obviously no cameras out here and we have no witnesses at this point. a crime scene unit here now they are processing the scene and trying to make a determination of what happened. >> now they did fine a gas can in the trunk of the car the pennsylvania tags on the car come back to someone living in philadelphia. this is a developing story we'll have more later on "action news." for now live at the airport channel 6 "action news." >> thank you dan. >> what a homecoming moments ago in west kensington in philadelphia. the girl in pink is 14-year-old adameris franco torres. she showed up minutes ago and this is something of a mystery, live in west kensington. chad pradelli is live now. what were you able to find out about these circumstances? >> reporter: jim we are working to find out the detail think that reunion happened

i have fire extinguishers. i have three boys at home. i have to make sure my house is safe. it was so close to my house i thank god my house didn't catch fire and thank god no one got hurt trying to help >> the owner is a retired police officer who rented out some of the rooms. >>> san jose ared a man for drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter after a car overturned on a train track killing two people inside. it happened on the vta track at north capital avenue. five people were inside the car when it crashed. two people died at the scene and three others were rushed to the hospital. >>> police arrested 23-year-old christian clennan on drunk driving charges. the tracks were cleared around 3:30. no damage so the morning commute was not impacted. they are ding it in a very public way. more than 100 prominent catholics took out a full page ad. the group wants pope francis to replace him. this is following months over the conservative church doctrine. the 100 signers disagree. >> it would not surprise me if the archbishop would who have built and nurtured and supported his sch

firefighters raced back to the scene and once again worked to get the fire extinguished once and forw the victim of this fire levers behind her son who is away on a fishing trip and her sister. the red cross is now caring for her giving her shelter as well as one of the families who occupied at apartment. live in newark delaware, david henry channel6 "action news." >> david thank you. >>> take a look at this dramatic video submitted by an "action news" viewer through join the action. you can see heavy smoke pouring from a townhome along the 200 block of pain court in holland, bucks county, just after 8:00 p.m. last night. firefighters were able to keep the flames from overtaking the row of homes but at least two suffered damage. luckily, no one was injured. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> and remember when breaking news or weather happens in your neighborhood, you can join the action. become part of the "action news" team. just e-mail us your photos or videos to join the action at 6abc.com or you can use the #6abc action for social media. >>> three juveniles ar

i ran out the door with a fire extinguisher and i got burned all over. >> he ran back into the coach through the front fire wall and was inside. we couldn't find him. >> they did find him really went back for second fire extinguisher, tires melting from the flames. but another concern, 100-pound propane tank under the coach. >> the fire was working its way back toward t so i was yelling at people to get away from the coach, from the toxic fumes, because i was concerned about that propane tank blowing. if that tank blew it, would have been a lot worse. >> i'm just glad i was there. i think god put me there at the right time at the right place to help those people out. >> i certainly appreciate his help. >> he says the motor home is a total lost. but they're going to be okay. >> and that is certainly what matters most. thank goodness all of those people stopped and lent a helping hands. that was gale partial brown reporting. >>> 5:21, a look at what's new in theatres this weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier coming up, duane johnson the rest of the fast and furious crew are back for another t

he used five separate fire extinguishers. and then he collapsed just as first responders arrived. officers and firefighters used an autohattic defibrillator to restart his heart. the man is is in the hospital in stable condition. >>> police arrested a soccer coach at napa high school for reportedly sexting a 16-year- old student. investigators say 29-year-old julian propositioned the girl for sex and texted an obscene picture to her. she believes other girls were harassed by vargas as well. vargas was arrested yesterday at his home in st. helena. >>> the victim has been identified as 19-year-old dennis masehon. it appears he knew his attacker but >>> finding a parking spot in san francisco can certainly be challenging but the city is is hoping to change that. according to the chronicle there are concerns about the city's permit program. it started back in the 70s. people get permits and they can park in certain areas near their homes without getting worried about getting towed or ticketed. the idea is keep neighborhoods from turning into parking lots. but some has created conflict

every house should have a fire extinguisher yes. >> one thing people expect to do when the power goes out after an earthquake about using candles. what would you recommend? >> if you have a battery operated candle would be better to use. this kind of a candle, you wouldn't want it in an area where it can cause a fire or aftershock that it doesn't rollover. you definitely want to have this in a non-combustible surface. >> now, here we have our stove. after a significant earthquake we expect that we may have gas disrupted and so without gas in your home how are you going to cook? >> well, i wouldn't recommend cooking inside of the house. you have to go outside and use a portable stove or something else. >> so it wouldn't be safe to use your fireplace to cook? >> not at first. you should check it by a professional first. >> outside should be a safe place to cook as long as you stay away from buildings and doors and windows. >> yes. that will be fine. >> here we have some alternative cooking areas. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for

. >> emergency workers and russia have reportedly extinguished a fire aboard a nuclear submarine. >> ablaze broke out during repair work in a shipyard in a northern city on the white see. the defense ministry is playing down the danger of radiation saying there was no nuclear fuel aboard the vessel and that its reactor was shut down within a year ago. a court in nairobi has ordered six men to be detained in connection with the massacre of almost 150 students at garissa university last week. >> these are the first arrests so far in nairobi. hundreds of students have gathered to remember the victims of the massacre. they protested against al shab aab, which has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> we shall never forget you. that was the message from the hundreds of people who took to the streets of nairobi. they came out to honor those killed by the islamists auch about government in a massacre last week. >> 147 students i at the head of a gun. -- died at the hand of a gone. >> we cannot stand back and watch. we must cry for them. >> that number has become a symbol of support for

. >>> efforts are underway to extinguish a massive fire at a oregon high school right now. the four-alarm fire was reported at 6:30 this morning and the flames broke out in the cafeteria of south albany high school. the fire quickly spread to the rest of the building. the entire infrastructure infrastructure is in danger of collapsing that joni mitchell is in intensive care in a los angeles area hospital this afternoon. the 71-year-old member of the rock and roll hall of fame was found unconscious yesterday in her home. aides say she is undergoing tests. they declined to release any information about her illness. >>> new york's police review board is hearing a complaint against an nypd detective who cursed out an uber driver. the irate cop pulled over a driver for honking at him. a passenger's smartphone captured every foul word. >> you ones me? >> yes, i understand. >> okay. stop it with your mouth. stop with your for what, sir. >> reporter: new york police detective patrick cherry, assigned to the fbi's joint terrorism task force, lashed out on monday afternoon. >> do you

. >> reporter: a trend firefighters hope to extinguish. >> people across the bay area woke up to soaking wet pavement and grass today. overnight the rain fell pretty hard around highway 24 in orr orein damp walnut creek's main street had a few puddles. rain pelted petaluma. >>> right now skies above the bay area pretty clear and it's cool out there. that could change. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has more with live doppler 7hd. what's next? >> we saw that rain early on this morning, and even in sierra got some snow. looking at the lake tahoe camera. storm clouds still above and decent snowfall over the past 24 hours. glen brook, three inches, reno saul a few flurries fly around with just a trace amount of snowfall. in terms of rainfall back here in the bay area, generally between a quarter and half inch of rain, most of is fell before 6:00 a.m. but look at the santa cruz mountains over an inch of rain. in the wake after the cold front that brought the rain bit of a chill. up 50s to low six's -- 60s is the name of the gay. we'll have the forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you.

formed the emergence of this and other new roman and the two sins until essentially it is again extinguished with the bottled axioms about 20 25 years before the birth of christ. have a little bit about the roman empire after the birth of christ. >> host: another one of the ideas why the ideas by midnight today according to melissa lane is cosmopolitanism. >> guest: this is very interesting because for the greeks politics is something that took place in the city state bounded by the city's wall and the city's laws. what happens partly what the breakdown is greek city state and the rise of alexander the great and the empires they start to get empires based in egypt based in macedonia and other parts of the larger mediterranean is people start to think about politics. maybe politics could in principle, not just in conquest expand beyond a particular city. so this becomes the idea since i am a citizen of the cosmos are the cosmos as opposed to being a citizen of athens as citizens of sparta. that developed into a kind of ethical ideal that maybe one can of according to a set in universal value

and effective project delivery and there's been challenges in getting projects delivery and in an extinguish way the agency is working to improve the process to have safer and safer streets i want to note that the delegation in san francisco tomorrow for the national highway safety and the national safety to look at how san francisco is christopher prongs we look forward to that visit so tom maguire from the sfmta will be presenting to mr. maguire. >> okay. good afternoon. >> supervisors and thanks for having us here to talk about the important topic of how we deliver the street projects for vision zero it is good to see so many of you out last thursday at walk to work and how important to make that city as save as possible for the citizen