and the fire extinguisher over here. and as we take a look. there are fire extinguishers stairs. we've counted 13 or 14. just a bit ago we got inside the apartment complex, talked to the resident who lived there. it was so hot that the pictures melted off the wall. >> like my bed picture is gone. >> there's a lot of stuff i can't replace. but i have >> reporter: yeah. >> i have the memory so i'm good. >> well, the resident here believes that somebody intentionally set that fire. they believe that somebody threw something onto the balcony. they are not sure why someone would target them. of course, phoenix fire is looking into the cause. justin pazera, abc15. >> glad everyone is okay this morning, justin. thank you for that update. >>> we have a warning for police are asking you to pay attention if you happen to run on the bridle path. a man is exposing himself on that stretch from glendale to northern. he allows the victims to cross and then acts like he needs help. and when the women get close to the car, he exposes himself. we spoke with one of the first victims. 36 i looked do

a fire was in the wall in the ceiling.it was extinguish but since officials had to shut down power-- the principal made the decision to cancel classes.no one was in the building at the time of the fire. be ready for busy roadways across wisconsin. labor day weekend holiday travel starts today. the wisconsin d-o-t is reminding drivers to be patient. the heaviest travel any troubles is to stay attentive. yesterday was the first day of meteorological fall, and it felt like it with a chilly ne breeze to 25 mph keeping temps in the 60s and lower 70s. this morning was mostly clear and inland areas. today is mostly sunny and pleasant with highs in the low to mid 70s, low humidity, and a major setback for space-x after a rocket exploded on the launch pad yesterday at cape canaveral. this is the commercial space company that nasa has turned to for cargo and as tom costello reports.. this particular rocket was on a facebook mission. a jaw dropping sight..a space-x rocket.. exploding on its cape canaveral launchpad thursday.the massive fireball.. swallowing it whole.. in a matter of seconds. na

a fire was in the wall in the ceiling.it was extinguish but since officials had to shut down power-- the principal made the decision to cancel classes.no one was in the building at the time of the fire. a school bus caught fire this milwaukee. we're told everyone made it off the bus and no one was injured.no word yet on what caused the bus to catch fire or how much damage it caused. one person is seriously hurt after a major crash on northbound 7-94 at oklahoma avenue.witnesses say they heard screaming and the truck flew off 7-94, landing on oklahoma avenue. the milwaukee county sheriff's office says the crash happened just before midnight. the driver had to be cut out of the vehicle. happening now...the funeral mass for si she and another nun were stabbed to death inside their mississippi home.this is a live picture from st. joseph chapel on layton in milwaukee. archbishop jerome listecki is leading the burial mass that began at 11.she will be buried at mount olivet cemetary at 2:30 this afternoon even on the day of the funeral -- those who knew sister held are praying for the man p

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. >> with his fire extinguisher. he's required to carry it and he had. but he wasn't able to extinguish the fire. >> reporter: you can see firefighters hosing down the bus. safety records show the company had no fire extinguisher or one that was discharged or unsecured during three recent inspections. this is the second bus fire for the company in the last year and a half. chp confirms this 1998 coach caught fire on highway 101 in redwood city in march of 2015. the bus from last night's fire was dripping with water the tow truck arrived to pick it up with passengers already on their way to the casino on another bus. >>> a daring rescue in alaska. a man was in a truck when it fell into a river and was floating downstream. he was able to crawl on top of the truck's cab. a friend called for help. members of the alaska national guard rescue squad out of mountain view were called in to help rescue the man. it required a high hover technique using a 180 foot cable. the man was lifted from the truck and dropped off ininjured. >> today president obama gave a spe

a extinguishing the the fire. the fire investigators -- we work daily with atf. being that this is a federal facility and early history about what's going on, i am sure atf will be here to assist us in this investigation. >> reporter: that regulars is just getting underway at this point. the investigation is just getting underway. they're trying to determine if this is even a suspicious fire. it could have been spontaneously set by the flammable liquids. we just don't know. some workers told me there were poster boards inside that may have burned. those are going to be set up out here on saturday for the big public field day at the agricultural research center. let's hope that goes off without a hitch. >> thank you, bruce. >>> a security guard at the university of maryland is fighting for his life after an y campus. one suspect is in custody but a second is on the run and he is considered armed and dangerous. shots rang out at the hotel and conference center on campus drive. this began as an armed robbery. >> reporter: that's right. university police tell us this

, some even spraying the fire extinguishers into the second floor balcony. we counted 14 here. a family of four living inside here. the smoke detector did work, but it's melted on the wall. but the family says they have to start all over, but believe it could have been much worse becaus work, but decided not to take the extra day. >> i was spending quality time, here and able to be here to support my family while this was happening. and just to think if i wasn't here, and i was at work. how would it v turned out -- have turned out differently? >> reporter: just about everything was damaged, pictures passed down that couldn't be replaced. >> like my dad's picture, it's replace, but it's okay. i have the memory. >> reporter: yeah. >> i have the memory, so i'm good. >> reporter: in phoenix, justin pazera, abc 15. >>> right now we want to take you to scottsdale, the hunt is on for a driver that pulled out a gun on the freeway all going down in just the past few hours in the #lanes of -- northbound lanes of the 101 near the 202. a driver claims someone in a truck

look at all of the fire extinguishers right here. and there's a fire extinguish outside this apartment that caught on fire. and you can see all of the busted glass. that's what woke the family up. take a look at the damage inside. the family was fast asleep and heard all of this look at how hot the fire got. it's believed the fire started on the balcony. they believe that somebody intentionally set this. possibly someone threw something up on the balcony and started thefire. and i talked with the homeowner. and he was supposed to be at work this morning and decided not to take that extra day of work. instead, he was here with his family. he hates to think what would he didn't even get to use it. you can see where the family photos were on the wall. just the burn marks around them. the homeowner says the photos can't be replaced but thankfully, everybody is okay. as for what started the fire. that's under investigation. we're live in phoenix, justin pazera, abc15. >> glad everyone is okay. >>> unacceptable, unnerving and on the loose.

extinguishers. hey, larry, you got a fire extinguisher? fire extinguisher! where? back there. nobody in there. maybe it got so hot, they got cremated. there'd be something left. you did this. you did this! you told them to get into the car. are you happy? where is he? nothing. i give up! i give up! what the hell do you want? what do you want, you sick bastard? what the hell do you want from us? i am turning 30 next week, and i just want to go home and grow oranges. it's your birthday next week? it's my birthday next week. the 10th. me too. me too. yeah. george york, may 10th. alice york, may 10th. caroline suzanne, may 10th. ginny and lou isiana, may 10th. me, larry washington, may 10th. what are the odds? must be 10 trillion to one. what is it? where's the fuse box, larry? other side of the building. ginny and lou isiana. virginia and louisiana. caroline... carolina. paris nevada. george york. larry washington. rhodes, rhode island. ed dakota. when i was going up the stair, i met a man who wasn't there. he wasn't there again today. i wish, i wish he'd go away. who is this? wh

the records show the company had no fire extinguisher. the past june, and november, and january of 2015. this is the second bus fire in the last year and a half. chp confirms this 1998 coach caught fire on highway 101 in march of 2015. with passengers on their way to a casino in another bus. >> two little girls died this morning when their mother's car plunged into the petaluma river. the highway patrol says the mother didn't have a driver's license. the mother escaped from the chevy impala just after 8:00 this morning but couldn't get to her daughters. eight police officers dove into the water. and both died after being rushed to the hospital. investigators bloef a safety seat may have made a difference. >> younger one should be in a booster seat. we have no faster seats for the vehicle. >> you can see they were offered counselling after the tragedy. >>> last tuesday, there was a similar tragedy. two youngsters died when their mother's truck went off highway 1 and into the russian river near jenner, she was able to get out safely. the ch

it took some 160 firefighters more than 2 hours to extinguish. investigators say the building was occupied by a wholesaler and distributor of smoking materials called "smoke tokes." firefighters had to battle the flames from a distance due to exploding gas cylinders inside the building. nobody was hurt. north carolina will once again miss out on millions because of a "house bill two" requires transgender people to use restrooms that correspond to the sex on their birth certificate. the nc-a-a certificate. the nc-a-a says it limits civil rights protections -- so it is relocating seven championship events including march madness basketball games. the nba also pulled its all-star game from charlotte because of the law. an intentional attack on phoenix police officers...this the details on this disturbing story...in five minutes... he's running for president... and former governor gary johnson..out doing everything he can to get a spot on the debate stage.that's in our you don't put lighter fluid on a gas grill, do you?! he's about to set himself on

the flight crew used a fire extinguisher on the phone. samsung says it's aware of the incident. the company has recalled two and a half million of its newer note 7 phones after dozens of reports of battery fires. have banned their use in aircrafts. several people - taken into police custody as protestors - shut down the mill avenue bridge in tempe this morning... why they want the city's police chief to resign. anxious parents - lined up outside a phoenix high school - after a series of threats - show up on social media. more than a dozen schools affected. we'll have the details. and one valley man - sharing his incredible weight him to shed more than 300 pounds - and - how he did it. tonight on fox 10 - catch the presidential debate here at six... that's followed by fox 10 news... and then on "gotham" - fish mooney takes matters into her own hands. and we're back o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as day -- we can't trust our politicians to work for us. tom o'halleran has a plan to hold the politicians acco

the records show the company had no fire extinguisher. the past june, and november, and january of 2015. this is the second bus fire in the last year and a half. chp confirms this 1998 coach caught fire on highway 101 in march of 2015. with passengers on their way to a casino in another bus. >> two little girls died this morning when their mother's car plunged into the petaluma river. the highway patrol says the mother didn't have a driver's license. the mother escaped from the chevy impala just after 8:00 this morning but couldn't get to her daughters. eight police officers dove into the water. and both died after being rushed to the hospital. investigators bloef a safety seat may have made a difference. >> younger one should be in a booster seat. we have no faster seats for the vehicle. >> you can see they were offered counselling after the tragedy. >>> last tuesday, there was a similar tragedy. two youngsters died when their mother's truck went off highway 1 and into the russian river near jenner, she was able to get out safely. the ch

who said his passion for life could never be extinguish id. >> gaitano tony benza his son, would sit through stories of world war ii. >> there was blood everywhere, you got to be strong, got to you got save yourself. >> even as his body aged his memories of the war remained clear as day. back in 2014, he remembered a day in normandy with fighter jets ahead. >> we were down on our niece and all said good-bye to mama and papa, because within minutes, within -- within minutes, it would have been all ov >> they were the greatest generation and they knew how to treat people and take care of them. >> gaitano fought his final battle against sceans. his son tony will always cherish his father. >> at 91 he was getting down and doing squats. >> in the spotlight where his >> wait a minute! you know there should be a different thing for us short guys. >> short in stature, but his personality couldn't be extinguished. he spent his last days entertaining tony said he got many phone calls from those who knew him. >> an impact on somebody to be his son. >> veterans memorial park in las vegas is a pl

caught fire on the sydney harbor bridge today bringing peak hour traffic to a standstill.fire crews extinguished the fire shortly afterwards and the bus was towed away.passengers escaped serious injuries but three were taken to the hospital for minor smoke inhalation. recall alert this afternoon hyundai is recalling about 41- thousand small s-u-v's because of a software glitch that can prevent drivers from speeding up.the recall covers 2016 the recall covers 2016 tucson vehicles.hyundai says it started getting reports in june that the engines would rev but the vehicles wouldn't move after coming to a stop. a security concern forces a united airlines flight to san diego to be diverted to denver overnight. the flight landed safely after the f-b-i says crews found a suspicious along with the denver police bomb unit -- searched the entire plane.they eventually said the plane was safe. local news now the sentry in delafield is holding on to a valuable keepsake and has had it for the last five months. back to them i am hoping someone will come forward when they've seen this ring and will be very excit

a witness who was an emt had a fire extinguisher. the interstate was an hour. no charges filed. >>> a busy day for hillary clinton who returned to the campaign trail for the first time since sunday. tonight she spoke at an event in washington, d.c. her first stop, though, an event. show covered everything from jobs to national security. most people, though, interested in her health. she admitted she did not want to take time off. she was forced to. >> donald trump scheduled his point university. and the event center. tickets available on the candidates web site. tonight, the republican nominee was in new hampshire. he attended a rally at a middle school and talked about lowering taxes. earlier in the day trump unveiled his plan and said it would grow the economy by 3.5% and create millions of jobs. he taped an interview with "the tonight show" that you can watch on wral after our 11:00 news. >>> we are gearing election and the state fair. >> what? >> yes. let's get ready for it. the annual pest -- annual on festival. something that is new, the sky ride. >> repo

firefighters extinguished the flames and found the body of robert lynch who was burned beyond recognition and in the advance stages of decomposition. >> it was determined he was stabbed over 77 times. >> reporter: police believe he was killed last week and the killer returned and lit him on fire. now the apartment is boarded up, and fans are running to circulate the air. >> you can smell the smoke in the air, you can smell the body. i walk there from time to time now that we're allowed to walk that way. >> reporter: homicide detectives are looking for tips. if you have any information they want to hear from you. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you another grizzly scene this time in ventnor, atlantic county. police found a man and woman dead in their home along the 200 block of oxford avenue. both died from gunshot wounds. officers say there is no threat to the neighborhood. >> drive-by shooting in wilmington, delaware, injured a 16-year-old boy. the teen was sitting on the steps of the home. north market street yesterday evening. a car pulled up and someone in it opened

if you are outside make sure to extinguish any fires and be careful. upper 80s and lower 90s and normally the highs are in the low 80s but today about 10 degrees above where we should be. this will change as we had to tomorrow and highs for today elsewhere in grand juuction at 88 the mid-70s aspen and gunnison. 65 is the expected high in leadville and lower 90s across the plains and mid-90s in places like lamarr, fellow in the hunt top. -- and hunter. we will see and clouds as we head into the evening hours. we could see a couple of sprinkles mostly in the mountains but we will stay pretty dry on the front range. by monday a big shift will come in a cold front and a stronger system will move into the state and that will really dropped the temperatures. for tonight in the mid-50s and partly cloudy and stay mild. by tomorrow highs only in the low 70s in a mix of sun an showers later on in the afternoon and evening and a lot cooler conditions on tuesday. 3 take a look at the seven-day forecast, a major change in it will feel more like fall as we head to t

classes were cancelled at messmer prep this morning it was extinguished but since officials had to shut off the power--so the principal made the decision to cancel "we're optimistic we'll be back in business after the labor day weekend. we assessing the damage in that classroom." no students were in the building at the time of the fire. san francisco 49'ers quarterback colin kaepernick again did not stand for the national anthem. he so ga against the packers. last night kaepernick ?knelt? during the anthem. kaepernick says he's refused to stand for not, in his words "show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color." after the game he said some people are misinterpreting his protest. "i realize that men and women of the military go out and sacrifice and put themselves in harm's way....for my freedom of speech and my freedoms in this country and my freedom to take a seat or take a knee. so i have the utmost respect for them and i think what i did was taken out of context and spun a different way." kaepernick said he will continue his protest. he also sai

often the brightest lights extinguish the fastest, but his memory will endure. >> reporter: that seems to be the same for anyone that shared the field with josa. >> he impacted so many people. if why you were against him or on his team. a lot of my friends, they're hurt by it. >> reporter: back here live, funeral arrangemts pending. his friends and former teammates plan to hold a vigil hill in hillsborough county later this week. >> just hard breaking. several major league baseball teams held a moment of silence for fernandez. >> just a tragic story. breaking news tonight, police in las vegas are investigating a fatal shooting at a argument that might have led to the shooting. police are also investigating a suspicious backpack found there with possible explosive devices inside. they do have a suspect in custody. terrorism is not suspects. no other people were hurt. >>> over in polk county a 23- year-old woman is dead after her car spins across three lanes ever before crashing into a tree. crews had to cut the car to get morgan she tried to overcorrect her nissan when she crashed. they

. >> i ran and got the extingui extinguishe extinguishers, my son and daughter, we got the hose to put the fire out. >> i looked out and saw the commotion of the occupants trying to get out, and then i saw the flame in the front yard. >> no one was hurt. as for the graffiti, her son painted over it this morning. >>> a developing story and the possibility that a group of home invasion robbers may be linked to multiple crimes. on sunday four masked men followed a woman and her children into their home. law enforcement agencies are comparing notes looking into the possibility that these men may have struck elsewhere. here's melanie wood row. >> reporter: four masked men followed a woman and her children into their home as they entered the garage. investigators say two of the men had guns. >> it's unusual and troubling. because they are going in with numbers and they are armed. >> reporter: the lieutenant says the men were calm, organized and even polite to the victims. >> holding them in a room while they searched the house and making sure that no one is using a cell phone. >> reporter: t

building saturday night in a vocational room near the maintenance office, they worked quickly to extinguish the blaz the cause is under investigation, school officials have not yet said if classes will resume wednesdayay. brunswick football player says he has become thewi target of h speech after he decided to stan up traces from his own teammate teammates, rodney axson says hi teammatesr called the opposing team members at austintown fitc the n-word and then use that as much as they could during a recent game, so he decided to take any and pray during the anthem said hei has been receiving harassing text ever since. i have a 7-year-old daughter best to go through the school system, d just unacceptable to be treated the way that he was. the school superintendent of brunswick schools says he is deeply disappointed with what happened and that such misconduct will be dealt with accordingly and also said thatha outside experts are coming into the district to work on the situation..ou >> owners of a cliff and bike shop. they may have to close because of recent fast that started in june when the

they are extinguishing the hot spots. when we got here, you could smell the chemicals in the air. hundreds of them into the air. crews had to shut down part of broadway so that they could make room to work at a safe distance. >> one of our big concerns with the fire like this, we knew it was not going to spread, there was no protect our own personnel. >> reporter: during the fire there were reports of multiple explosions. they brought in their own water tanker trucks. because the fire hydrants in the area were not in service during ongoing construction in the area. the road has reopened and this fire is completely out. that is good news, live in emergency crews called out for a drowning in phoenix. this is a live look near 83rd avenue and camelback. the two-year-old girl has been pulled from a backyard pool. the child was not breathing and did not have a pulse. she was taken to the hospital stay with us for the latest developments in this story. >>> a man shot in his car then crashed into an apartment building. police are on the hunt to find deadly shooting. >> team 12, jen wahl w

i ran down and grabbed the fire extinguisher and put out a piece of the wing on my side of the building and actually ran inside and grabbed my camcorder. >> up in the penthouse, approximately ten stories above the fire, donna olshan still doesn't know what happened but is starting to realize it's serious. >> i knew i had to get out of there very, very quickly. i figured i had minutes. i am going down the fire stairs and within one or two flights, the smoke is coming up. i'm thinking this is an unbelievable way to go. >>> coming up -- >> it was a huge shock to me when it happened. i'm a huge yankee fan. when i realized it was a player, my heart went out to the yankee family. >>> and later -- >> the plane is in trouble. something's wrong. something's not right. >>> october 11th, 2006. new york city mobilizes a rapid response to a fire in the bel air condominiums moments after a single engine cirrus sr-20 slams into the 40th floor of the building. >> it was very dark smoke. the whole building was black from the explosion. >> inside realtor donna olshan races down the fire stairs, desperate

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including flares, tackle boxes and a fire extinguisher. ((more)) and some more video from pasco deputies... showing some car thieves. this was at the palms at parkers point community late monday night. if you know anything about these guys... you're asked to call the pasco shiriff's office. just another reminder to remove any valuable items from your car and lock it before you head to bed. to central florida... where a mosque set on fire has plans to re-open. islamic they plan to repair the damage. police say someone intentionally set it on fire on sunday... on the 15th anniversary of september eleventh. and the orlando shooter -- omar mateen -- used to pray there. there is now a 10-thousand dollar reward for information leading to the arsonist's arrest. a mystery for animal experts in pinellas county this week. dead birds just keep washing ashore on the beaches. and right now, scientists think the ?water could be to blame. water was dumped into the bay following heavy rains from recent storms. scientists found this bird -- on st. pete bea

it was a challenge to extinguish. here is why. >>we were able to extinguish the main condominium fire but the fire was burning in the main attic space which is mode -- made up of two layers of foam insulation and plywood work -- plywood. >> reporter: as i mentioned, eight people were displaced. one unit was completely destroyed and the others have heavy smoke and water damage. the red cross is helping them out. we are told also that the person who was in the unit where the fire originally started was the dog owner and that person was arrested. they were cited and then released. that was reportedly because they tried to go back into the fire to rescue their dog. that is what we are hearing. it is a very sad situation out here because this person not only lost their pets but they have also lost the place where they used to live. back to you. >> that's a sad story. thanks janine. >>> this is the day that apple fans have been waiting for. the iphone 7 goes on sale. there are long lines at apple stores across the country and have been

since then the ladder truck got in here and extinguished or is in the process of extinguishing the truck fire. the left lane is open southbound from the ramp from morris street. as you come away from the vine street expressway you hit the wall of traffic. the good old gaper delay coming from the walt whitman bottom line is you may want to stay on columbus boulevard or one of numbers streets or broad street. i-95 is a mess because of this pickup fire. the other major issue is septa regional rails, newark line is suspended because of an accident involving a pedestrian in glenolden. some of you with use the 101 or 102 trolleys and some ride the market frankford line and take it down to the chester center, but the newark line on the northeast corridor is not running. and police activity along chester pike and a crash in ridley park and down in wilmington manor, traffic light is out at 141, by the newcastle airport. i said a bunch of accidents and issues, we'll check them again in the 5:00 hour. >>> thank you. meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the exclusive accuweather seven-day fo

victim was pistol whipped and beaten with a fire extinguisher during the robbery. when police reviewed the surveillance video they identified thomas ford jr. as the suspect. he was arrested on thursday morning. but police say as they further analyzed the images with people who specialize in computer and video surveillance forensics, they noticed something on the right hand of the suspect in the

cancer at the age of talking with his sons who say their father's passion for life can never be extinguished. >> he was bigger than life. >> reporter: gaetano benz's son, tommy, proudly remembering his namesake, his father, who was one of the soldiers who stormed the beaches of normandy. the war stories were part of growing up this dedicated veteran would make come to life. >> yes. gotta be strong. gotta be strong. gotta keep going. gotta get up there. you gotta save yourself. >> reporter: his memories of the war remained clear as day. back in 2014, he recalled a night in normandy as fighter jets dropped bombs overhead. >> it was a shame. we are on our knees and we all said goodbye to mom and papa because within minutes, would have been all over. just one hit. >> they were the greatest generation. >> reporter: he fought his final battle against cancer. he lost his battle on tuesday. his son charles will always treasure her vitality and zest for life. >> at 90, he was still jumping up an down and doing squats and pushes. >> reporter: he received the it was in the spotlight where he shined. >>

the fire was discovered in the ceiling and was extinguished. but since officials had to shut down power -- the principal made classes. no one was in the building at the time of the fire. a school bus caught fire this morning on 9th and locust in milwaukee. everyone made it off the bus and no one was injured. no word yet on what caused the bus to catch fire or how much damage was done. steven avery's lawyer taking to tweeter demanding the release of brendan dassey. kathleen zellner, wrote quote: "the wisconsin ag has only one moral, just and righteous decision to make for bd: let him go -- it is over." end quote. dassey and avery we teresa halbach... and sentenced to life in prison. a federal judge threw out brendan dassey's case last month and ordered his release. however, the ruling gave prosecutors 90 days to decide whether to re-try dassey. two madison police officers, investigated after an arrest outside east towne mall in june, are cleared of any wrongdoing.this cellphone video of the officers arresting an 18 year-old girl went viral. it s

un50 years ago, fire crews were on hand with poweul wat cannon and high essure hoses to extinguish the flames at the end ofthe performance. >>> still to come oncbs north carolina, restaurants are givingthis holiday >>> annew poll numbers are released. find out where the candidates and just 64 day from election day. >>> get used to a satellite an radar picture like this. we have no clouds or rain to worry about. i'll let you knowhatto expect for your week ahead, co up. >>> a look at the eastbound drive times if youe ading toda technologis ch ging... homes are changing....e ch. and all those changes take energy. at duke energy, we'r changing too, ving you new ways to contr your power use and ay in the kn... ...for smarter energy choices every day. so no er how things chan, wee ysere .... ...with power for your life. >> lcombacto cbs north caroli. >>> we were talking out the temperature outside, 59 in raleh, cooler for sure. we were trying todetermine if that's considered chilly. compared to the temperatures we have seen -- d will contue to see this week -- ye. i would say chilly by compa

a good samaritan offers a 4th fire extinguisher to no avail. then they hear there are passengers trapped inside including two toddlers. >> everything changes. we are not worried about being injured. we are not worried about out. >> i don't care what happens to me. as long as they make it, that's all that matters. especially the kids. they have a lot more life to live. >> reporter: the video was played for the first time in front of the three brave officers. that's when it sunk in. >> even if i wasn't a police officer and i was just driving by, it's the right thing to do. you see somebody that needs help, you don't think. it's dangerous but you don't think about it until afterwards. >> one person from the team was missing, it wouldn't have worked. >> what happened in charles county is replicated across the nation when you have fire and ems services doing outstanding jobs each day. >> any one of the guys i am with, i know they have my back no matter what. >> the officer had about five years' experience combined with the sheriffs department and al

about introducing fire into the woods without any means to it extinguish. reporter: firefighters will head back out tomorrow to make sure the fire stays out. kristen carosa, wmur news 9. tom: moving on to commitment 2016, in less than an hour, the two republican candidates for senate will debate at our studios. josh mcelveen and john distaso josh: in 60 minutes, kelly ayotte and jim rubens, her primary challenger, a long shot, will take to the debate stage. joining me now, john distaso. obviously, plenty to talk about tonight. especially when you talk about the record kelly ayotte has. >> one of the maine issues people are going to be listening for is what is the federal we have the zika virus being talked about. the list goes on. josh: supreme court. >> supreme court is ray much in the news and has been for several months. kelly ayotte, you are going to hear the phrase "i reach across the aisle" a lot. josh: and stay focused on the general election matchup? >> absolutely. she will try to ignore jim rubens as much as possible. for those of our viewers who h

crews were able to use a fire extinguisher before the fire was >>> a viewer sending these pictures to 7. really intense engulfing the truck. there was a small explosion at one point. no word on any jurisdiction or a cause. >> anchor: 100 police officers in boston started wearing body cameras today marking the start of the 6 month pilot program. officers were chosen at random to take part. several members of the command cameras. >> now on 7. >> wide open. has it in stride. touchdown patriots. >> jimmy garoppolo shining bright in arizona. >> garoppolo fires down field and getting open and making the catch is danny amenowla. >> opening eyes after a big win. >> anchor: the season opener was a thriller. jimmy g staying calm cool and collected. >> anchor: definitely looked good that first time out. team is back in foxborough talking about that strong start. >> reporter: kim and adam, they needed luck at the end to pull out that win. filling in for a future hall of famer and going up against a top notch cardinals defense. and his best head in football garoppolo did not panic. 63% of third do

. >>> in brazil, the people's flame is extinguished following the paralympic games in rio. the games finished with a glitzy ceremony under torrential rain at the americana stadium yesterday. tribute was paid to a who died in a crash in the games. >>> in scottsdale, a few express trolly started this morning. it will provide service every ten minutes to help workers get around the downtown scottsdale area. it runs between gold water and drink water boulevards and 2nd street and camelback. the trolly runs from 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. >> it's a busy part of town. there. they know what they are doing. >>> coming up, emmys last night, we'll break down the winners and even some sore losers who might be demanding a recount. >> people suffering from heated-related injuries at the rams game. >> no danger of that this weekend. we begin a cooldown, and it l-a football fans feeling the >>> l.a. football fans, well, they packed into the kos seem -- coliseum yesterday, but they also felt the heat. first time since 1994 that they were out there, 1,400 people had to be taken to the hospital.

arriving firefighters extinguished the flames and discovered the body of 64-year-old robert lynch. he was burned beyond recognition and in the advance stages of decomposition. >> the apartment was set on fire, so had the victim. >> reporter: a postmortem investigation revealed limpleg was stabbed -- lynch was stabbed 77 times. the person came back and lit the apartment on fire. >> you can smell the smoke and the air you can smell the body. >> i don't think he had to go through that, i don't think no one had to go through that. >> reporter: police say they have a person of interest, but so far they have not released any details, they want to hear from you, if you want -- if you have any tips. >>> katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> the atlantic city police officer who was shot in line of duty, wounded on september 3 trying to stop an armed robbery in progress. one of the suspects was killed in the shootout. his condition has been upgraded and atlantic city police say he could be moved to a rehab facility. >>> a mom speaking out about the her daughter's life. family and frien

it took firefighters only about 10 minutes to extinguish the flames. right now one man is behind bars after police say he hit another car and drove off. and that's when his car caught on fire. it all started near jones and flamingo this morning when the suspect hit someone's car and took off. that's when he hit at least one more car before his burst into flames. police say the suspect was the starbucks where that deadly shooting happened -- is now back open. and we now know the name of the man killed. he was 41 year old aleksandr khutsishvili. sunday.. police say pedro garcia rushed in.... to the stabuck's at warm springs road and rainbow boulevard.. and killed the man. detectives say he did it because his credit card was declined at the drive thru. we're told the suspect was having financial problems and his brother had recently died. right nown wildfire is burning in santa cruz mountains. it's threatening 300 structures and hundreds of people. at last check the so-called "loma" fire was five percent contained and has spread to more than a thousand ac

it was extinguished in minutes after fire crews arrived at the scene. investigators with the fire department are working to track down the owner of that car. >>> it's 7:09 right now. more ahead on "today in the bay." hillary clinton says she's sorry. the statement she made that has her backtracking about generalizati generalization. >>> the seahawks are planning a show of support to colin kaepernick and his national anthem protest. what the 49ers rivals say they will do to show solidarity. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. in the race for the white house, illary clinn is now apologizingafter making controvl >>> in the race for the white house, hillary clinton is now apologizing after making controversial comments about half of donald trump supporters. clinton blasted trump for being a voice for hateful rhetoric and targeted some of his supporters. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of

cancer at the age of talking with his sons who say their father's passion for life can never be extinguished. >> he was bigger than life. >> reporter: gaetano benz's son, tommy, proudly remembering his namesake, his father, who was one of the soldiers who stormed the beaches of normandy. the war stories were part of growing up this dedicated veteran would make come to life. >> yes.

. >>> new video from russia, 8 firefighters died trying to extinguish this fire plastic warehouse in moscow. they were working on trying to do that when the roof just collapsed. it took firefighters 14 hours to put the fire out. they stored plastics and artificial flowers. no word on the cause of that tragedy. >>> tonight c-dot is back at it tearing down the bridge in arapahoe. there's lane closures you want to know about. . >>> give yourself more time in advance of these closures and restrictions happening throughout the weekend. the big thing you want to focus on is arapahoe road completely closed under the i-25 bridge all weekend and there's some additional closures during the weekend as well. you will still have limited acceon heading north or south. this is a 66 (6) 600-0000 project. there are other highlight ts to the project that include more turn lanes from the i-25 off ramps and also widening roads near this intersection. the goal overall is not only to reduce congestion but improve safety for drivers coming through. the full closure begins tonight at 10:00 p.m. reopen until

tried bending the mangled door back and smashing out windows and spraying down flames with fire extinguishers. the driver survived, no kids were hurt. this happened last tuesday in winston-salem. the rescuers were honored for their brave efforts. >> reporter: nothing too scary on i-95 south of the ben franklin bridge. no big delays yet. i want to give you a warning, coming up next wednesday, the ramp to aramingo avenue at the interchanges, closing for 5 months. the ramp closes next wednesday evening, at that point you will have to use the ramp at bridge or allegheny instead. the penn trolley shuttle busing from that water main break at 60th and landsdown. >> reporter: most of the area seeing temperatures in the upper 60s. it feels cool out there. we have a nice breeze at 15 miles per hour out of the northeast. yesterday we were talking record heat not today. 80 degrees for the high, you can see by the 12 hour forecast most of the day you're spending in the 70s. 7:00 a.m., the temperature dips to 67. we'll have lots of clouds around, we have showers in south jersey and delaware as the front li

ray junior was found dead inside a building while a spokesperson said he was doing a checkup by extinguishers. osha said there was a nitrogen link in the room causing a lack of oxygen. the agency said that workers were exposed to fall hazards of up to 20 feet. in just the last couple years there have been more than 13 found . >>> still ahead prescription woes white thousands of people who want to get their hands on prescription marijuana are out of luck tonight. prescription woes -- while thousands of people who want to get their hands on prescription marijuana are out of luck the cuyahoga county medical examiner's office are is giving us a look at how deadly this past holiday weekend was when it comes to opioid overdoses. 14 people died between september 1 10 yesterday from taking heroin. for the entire month of august the agency said they saw at least 52 deaths as a re two now there have been at least 330 fatal overdoses just in cuyahoga county. they are expecting that number to reach close to 500 by the end of the year. >> oils, edibles, vaporizers -- of medical marijuana all became legal

where flames were extinguished. investigators say there were no injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a medical helicopter crash-landed in oklahoma this morning. it happened outside the comanche county memorial hospital in lawton this morning. hospital officials say the pilot was able to put the chopper down safely near a street. there were four people on board at the time, all of them crew members. three are set to be released from the hospital and a fourth is being assessed. it was a survival flight helicopter - which had just started with the hospital this week. witnesses say the chopper was landing at the hospital and may have lost power. a huge emergency response in hoboken, new jersey today - after a transit train slammed into a platform. so far one person is dead, we are now learning that person was a woman standing on the platform - who was hit by debris. however most of the 108 people injured were onboard the train it's still unclear why the train was moving too fast when it approached the station. "the engineer was hosptal so som

reduction of violence the group of that would become what is now known as isis was close to be being extinguished and never would have happened being choked off by economic sanctions fast forward to today what have we gotten from the horrible decisions made by barack obama and secretary clinton? would be in it is in ruins, our ambassador in three other brave americans are dead. isis has gained a new base of operations in taking their very valuable oil. syria is in the midst of a disastrous civil war. pices controls large portions and refugee crisis now threatens europe and the united states and hundreds of thousands of people are dead. in egypt terrorists have gained a foothold in the sinai desert near the suez canal one of the most used waterways in the zero world and isis is on the list and i ran by the way will be taking over iraq for their oil reserves. isis has spread across the middle east and into the west. for the world largest base sponsor of terrorism they are now flush with $150 billion in cash being released and released by united states plus another 1.7 billion that we just learned a

there and see what we can find, i know where my keys are marissa tag you can see the empty fire extinguisher box-- samantha says she had to run outside her apartment-- grab this-- and run back inside the try to put out the flames. luckily she wasnt hurt-- but according to scanner traffic-- only person was taken to thw hospital. mk-- 13an. a look at now at our desert doppler radar at what's left of it's now a post tropical cyclone.. but it's still a major rainmaker. folks in parts of arizona..... still dealing with heavy rain... a flash flood watch is in effect.... for nogales, arizona. that's just south of tuscon.... along the mexican border. let's check in with.... 13 first alert meteorologist.... bryan scofield. bryan... will this storm bring any rain to us.... here in the valley? by tomorrow, high temperatures will break into the triple digits for central las vegas but just barely and hold there city heat will range between 98 and 103 during this time but should not exceed 103 degrees. by sunday though, winds will pick up and a 10-20 mph wind will be common along with an occasional gust b

. >> reporter: the fire truck disabled he crawled fire extinguisher. >> reporter: -->> i heard a woman yell and it startled me so much. the only thing i said back with hate, and someone said i can't see you, -- i said hello, and i said i can't see you. >> they helped her find her way out. >> someone came by and grab me and said if you could boost me into the window we can get these people out of the building customer that is what we did. >> reporter: he figures they rescued a dozen people from central command for military never ceased despite the building collapse, evacuation, fire and ankle-deep jet fuel cooling, the fortress -- pooling the porches, almost as effective at -- as trapping victims as keeping enemies out.>> wallace doesn't think of himself as a hero, he says he was doing his job. >> i can assure you, we would never think anything would us a way, we're in a position to do something.>> they were all working, heard, to help as many as they could when they heard the scream of another jet. >> when i heard the noise i looked up.>> reporter: this time of fighter jet, prayer answ

firefighters extinguished the flames and found the body of 64-year-old robert lynch, he was burned beyond recognition and in the advance stages of decomposition. >> he was stabbed 77 times. >> reporter: police believe the stabbing happened last week and the killer returned and lit him on fire. the apartment is boarded up, and the fans are running to get rid of the smoke. >> you can smell the smoke in the air and you can smell the body. >> reporter: homicide detectives are looking for more information, if you have any, they want to hear from you, we're live at police headquarters, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. another grizzly scene this time in ventnor, atlantic county. police found a man and woman dead in their home on north oxford avenue. both died from gunshot wounds. officers say there's no threat to the neighborhood. >>> a 16-year-old was sitting on the steps of the home on the 2400 block of north market street. the a car pulled up and someone open fire. the teen was hit in the leg and is in good condition. >>> a woman fell off a wave runner in the de

the witness that located the crash scene is where they find and fire departments responded, and extinguished the flames. >> george: both victims are from sister bay, wisconsin. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. >>> decision 2016, early in-person voting is under way in wisconsin. >> shannon: the first community accepting november ballots. in milwaukee, absentee voting starts a week from today. >>> nt hallow bread. participants learned how to make their own loaves and the spiritual meaning behind each step. >> something passed down from mothers and daughters for those of years. it is so special to be doing this with the whole community. >> shannon: the event carries hash na is coming up. >> you could be eligible for a piece of a class action suit over moldy washing machines. if you have a whirlpool, kenmore front loading manufactured between 2001 and 2010, you may be eligible for up to $500 cash. the deadline is next month. there's a link at tmj4.com. >>> replacements for samsung's galaxy will be wednesday. the smartphone was recalled after dozens reported it cashing fire whi

and the fire departments responded and extinguished the flames. >> investigators are still figuring out what caused the crash. the sheriff's office believes the plane was making its approach to the airport when something went wrong. >> the district tells me will put out a press release tomorrow with more information. reporting in door county. >> thank you. basketball star is back in wisconsin after spending the weekend in north dakota. koenig and his brother went in support of the protest of a pipeline that would go through tribal land. >> just meeting all these young kids, young native kids and seeing the look on their faces, it just brings joy to my life, theirs. >> the pipeline will stretch from north dakota to illinois. the standing rock tribe said the project will destroy some of its prayer and burial sites. >> we want to say thank you to all who came out and hiked milwaukee yesterday. the urban hike benefitted the urban ecology center. with help from an anonymous donor, the event raised $46,000. there were more than 400 people who participated. today's tmj4 was one of the proud hi