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but the big problem is extinguishing an electrical fire. you can't do it with water because that conducts electricity. >> as far as you noticed there, you say it appears to be spreading within this plant, but doesn't appear to be at risk of spreading into the neighborhood from beyond this situation right here at this point anyway, correct? >> no, it doesn't appear so. we've seen firefighters walk pretty much right up to some of the doorways, and at that point we're actually hearing what sounds like fire suppression equipment. we cannot see it from where we are, but i don't know if we take a look from skyforce 10 to see, it looks like the black smoke is now turning to white smoke as those fire suppression crews may have started to extinguish the fire. we're hearing the sporadic sound of what sounds like, sounds like fire extinguishers, jim. >> we're looking at skyforce 10 right now and we can see some of the black smoke turns white. but so many flames that firefighters on that scene trying to extinguish. 30,000 customers affected here. it co

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world, to extinguish this viole nt enemy from the muslim world, to extinguish this violent enemy fromcted with that. a tribute to ryan allen is killed in the rain in yemen last month that a raid. he was one of the first officers to die in combat since the presidency began. he died as he lived, a hero battling against terrorism and securing our nation. applause that was the victim's widow. what was the feeling about this? he made a very big feature of ryan allen's widow. some called it an abortive raid in yemen. civilians died as well. there was a long ovation which she of course deserved. the president said that the general was blamed for the failure of vat rate. it is all rather odd? there is no question that he had on his mind the criticisms of the raid, whether it actually yielded much intelligence 01’ actually yielded much intelligence or whether it was baht, why they we re or whether it was baht, why they were not better prepared, they lost touch and expensive aircraft in the process of doing it. i think he focused attention on the suffering ofa focused attention on the suffering

. >> if we had the fire extinguishers we would have put that out. >> jana katsuyama ktvu 2 news. >> the building had reports of problems. had a history of code enforcement violations. now in addition to the lack of fire alarms and smoke detectors the inspection revealed violations for the sprinkler system, emergency lighting and exit signs, the use of extension cords and furniture that was apparently blocking interior space. >>> time is now 4:04 now to the latest on the raiders moving to las vegas. >> yeah, east bay leaders say they're disappointed some angry that nfl owners 31-1 to approve the raiders relocating to las vegas. oakland and alameda county are deciding on whether to take the raiders to court. attorneys could potentially argue that raiders owner negotiated in bad faith. >> i believe that oakland did everything it could responsibly. we held the line on not putting public money into stadium construction. we held the line on refusing to kick out the oakland a's when it was unnecessary. >> mary shaf says the city had a good and sound plan but the city refused to evict the a's s

upper merion we had an outdoor electrical fire extinguished, you may see crews. down tree on mill street fell on to a house. crews on the scene there, as well. montgomery county, 309 bethlehem pike at stump road you want to watch for an extinguished electrical fire there, as well. no oversized commercial vehicles on the pennsylvania turnpike, there's a ban right now because of the high winds that we're seeing. so, it is a problem as you're traveling, i felt my car blowing around a little bit in the gusty winds. we have a downed tree on 295 partially blocking the right lane southbound past 206. in hammonton, 206 is blocked here because of a downed tree, as well. >>> breaking right now high winds are kicking up throughout the morning as karen mentioned. one gust brought a tree down in delaware county, one person is hurt. katherine scott is live at the scene in clifton heights. katherine. >> reporter: matt, i did speak to the man who was hurt, he is doing okay, he was treated on the scene. let me show you the tree that fell blocking sycamore avenue right now in clif

requested fire extinguishers which they then used to extinguish the fire. >> firefighters a they have sprinkler system to thank. there is no dollar amount to the damage so far. also no injuries to tell you about. officials say the fire does not affect nel hospital building war patients were being treated. >>> a driver under arrest after leading officers on a high speed chase in the south bay. you're looking at how it ened. stretched across three cities. the driver was speeding well over 100 miles per hour. it started when he this he tried to pull him over on a traffic stop. he took off, went through mountain view and sunnyvale before rear ending a car in santa clara. the person inside was not badly injured. the driver got into a fight and injured an officer before the driver was arrested. that officer expected to be okay. >>> it's been a mild start to the weekend. right now, san jose partly cloudy skies. temperatures from the morning starting off close to 50 and 70s as we head to the afternoon. we'll talk more about even warmer temperatures on the way and our next chance of rain when

. >> there should have been fire extinguishers and this tenant bought them. >> not the property own? >> no. >> what does that tell you when someone else has to buy the extinguishers. >> the owner did not care. >> we tried to contact the opener but unsuccessful and wept to the city's inspection department but have not heard back. city records show the owner had a 30-day window to fix those most recent violations. julie. >> and candice, is there anything else the city could have done in an effort to keep the city safe? >> that's a question we are trying to find the answer to. could the city have evacuated everyone? should they have? according protection agency there could be a fire guard appointed and it is still being investigated. to see the reports and other documents our 2 investigates teams uncovered log onto kutv.com and you will find reports on our home page. >>> president trump today made good on a campaign promise and signed an executive order rolling back environmental regulations that were implemented during the obama administration. joel waldman says the war on coal is over

so they backed out, requested fire extinguishers, which they then used to fully extinguish the fire. >> firefighters say thanks to the sprinkler system the flames were confined to just that room. officials say the fire did not affect any hospital buildings, where patients were being treated. the cause of the fire under investigation. >>> a wild scene in the south bay this morning. as police chase spans three cities and reaches speeds of more than 100 miles per hour, beginning in mountain view when police try to pull a driver over for a traffic stop. the chase went through mountain view and sunnyvale but the police rear-ended the car in santa clara. after a scuffle with police a that injured an officer, a driver and passenger were arrested. the officer is expected to be all right. the driver of the car that was rear-ended suffered minor injuries. >>> we are continuing to follow a political bombshell out of d.c. today. u.s. attorney general preet bharara was fired. he tweeted this this morning. i did not resign, moments ago, i was fired. being the u.s. attorney in southern district of

they backed out and requested fire extinguishes which they then used to fully extinguish the firefighter. >> the firefighters credit the sprinkler system from keeping the fire from spreading. >> we are learning more now about a high school speed chase that played out in the south bay this morning. it stretched across three cities much the driver was speeding well over 100 miles an hour. the chase began in mount taken view into sunny valley on at the time expressway. the person inside that car was not badly injured. the driver then got into a fight with police and injured an officer before being arrested. the officer is expected to be okay. >>> new at six. demonstrators protested outside the san francisco home of tech entrepreneur peter teal this afternoon. these are pictures tweeted out. the former san francisco supervisor a critic. teal who cofounded pay pal is now an adviser to the president. >> and we are continuing to follow a political bomb shell out of d.c. today where u.s. attorney was fired after refusing the justice's department request to resign. bhara tweeted this morning. i d

finally, more than four hours after the fire was extinguishe extinguished -- >> my god, i got the catthe caught. >> cassanova was found hiding in the basement scared but safe and sound and generally in good shape. >> did he come out willingly or did you have to coke him out. >> i had to grab him. i heard his little bell. he had a bell on the collar. >> you got him. >> got him. >> it was the worst day and now all of a sudden as long as i have everyone i love and my cat i'm happy. >> still missing, mishka. believed to be outside somewhere nearby. says bernadette -- >> i love that cat. [ laughter ] >> reporter: even more so now i'm guessing. >> absolutely. she needs to get spoiled as soon as i can find her. >> reporter: investigators are still probing the cause of the fire. the deputy chief here tells me at one family tried to get back into the home to try and rescue the cats. never a good idea. iain torque into the the search is on for the hero cash mick mishka. >> let's hope they find her, bruce, thank you. >>> 12-year-old norristown boy that lost his life when he tried to save his fat

police say 21-year-old lashawn alexander posed as a fire extinguisher inspector to gain access to the hospital. once inside, the report says alexander tried to stab a female worker with a box cutter twice. the worker was able to get out of the way. investigators say alexander forced the hospital worker to call alexander's sister who was across the hospital. it's not clear why. instead, the victim says she called for alexander ran away. she was arrested at a nbearby bus stop. happening today-- it's the end of an era for one of the redskin's divisional rivals. the dallas cowboys will officially cut ties with their longtime quarterback tony romo today. the team made the announcement yesterday. romo missed the start of last season with an injury, and was replaced by rookie quarterback dak prescott. romo, who turns 37 next month, has played all 14 seasons of his nfl career in dallas. coming up. federal agents launch a criminal investigation into federal agents launch a criminal investigation into the apparent leak of cia documents published by wikileaks. and the mole is not looking at a sl

during a friday inspection, officials found the building lacked fire extinguishers, smoke detectors in every apartment and a working fire sprinkler system, among other violations, documents released by the city of oakland show. ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out ( mark ) the owner of the building that burned down was already facing controversey from people who lived there. the owner, keith kim, tried to remove people living in the "urojas community center," shortly after the ghost ship fire. that is according to an attorney for the community center, which occupies the first two floors of the building. that organization provides transitional housing for the homeless and those who have been in prison. there was a 30-day notice to vacate from the owner on march 17th, forcing people to leave on april first. the attorney says he made his intentions clear last week that he intended to fight the upcoming eviction. he says the timing of the fire is suspicious. <"it turns out they filed a 30- day notice to quit. that's how you start an unlawful detain or eviction cas

no fire extinguisher, no smoke alarms, no sprinklers, nothing. the attorney representing the master tenant of the oakland building that caught fire monday morning.says the timing of the fire is suspicious.james cook, who represents urojas community services, has been fighting to let the organization keep its tenancy, or at least get more time to move outsince owner keith kim tried to usher the residents out in december.on march 17th, kim filed a 30-day notice to vacate.last week cook made it clear he intended to fight that notice.then the fire happened on monday morning.in the newsroom, spencer blake, kron four news. in san jose..the trial in the alleged murder of morgan hill cheer leader sierra lamar is now into it's 8th week. lawyers for the accused, antolin garcia torres, called their firstwitness monday. the jury heard testimony about surveillance video from a vta bus that failed to showthe suspect's vehicle, as claimed by an earlier witness. the defense is trying to cast doubt on the case against garcia torres, which is based largely on dna

both civilians and firefighters worked together to extinguish the blaze. >>> the story we've been following for a couple of days -- the family of a missing tennessee teen has released video in the hopes that someone will recognize the girl's voice. >> hold is on that side. that's where it can go like that. and then you take the needle -- >> so that's the voice of 15-year-old elizabeth thomas. she was seen teaching her brother how to sew a confederate flag. the video was released on facebook by a group called wayne county now. thomas has been missing since march 13th when she disappeared with her former teacher. it's believed he kidnapped thomas, planning it in advance. common researched teen marriage before the paradis appeared. there have been no credibles sc was issued nearly two weeks ago. relmmsed photos with her husband. in a statement she begged him tw you can't hide forever. for your sake sake, please go to the police, petplease dro somewhere safe. it's not too late." >>> the baltimore man w new yor kill black men now claims he so successful in an effort to stop that's according to "

we don't even have ex-te extinguishers. >> we are told the building was up to code by the owners. it quickly spread upstairs thanks to a fuel can left on a in vallejo, abc 7 news. >>> some areas are experiencing incredible weather. hail bouncing off the roof and outdoor future. in san francisco people were caught off guard by small bits of hail. it lasted minutes. let's head to drew for more. >>> hi, we still have more showers dropping at this hour and some still dropping some hail. where it is happening we do have heavier showers, right down to street level south of half moon bay, we move to the north and see light rain around south san francisco, the bay view district and parts of san francisco, moments ago this moved through pacifica and left behind this, hail accumulating on his car hood and windshield tonight as the showers move through there's the threat of small hail, we saw gusty winds, live doppler radar, we are not done, we'll detail what you can expect and when, with a full forecast. matt. >> many people visited mount diablo, including this young man and his child. desp

there are fire extinguishers that do not work.d smell the fire right when we woke up.i did not get any of my belongings. and just ran out. > (darya) thanks will. we will check back with you later. (mark) and we have team coverage of the fire... (darya) kron four's terisa estaco just arrived on scene. terisa what are you seeing? fire fighters on the scene of a massive fire in oakland. this is burning on mead avenue and san pablo avenue. the fire was first reported around 6:10 this morning. we have two crews on the way to the scene. we will check in with them as soon as they get there. (mark) thanks terisa. we will check back with you through out the morning. in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. (voand exceptional customerity pre-ownservice,les... head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let t

police say patient lashawn alexander posed as a fire extinguisher inspector to gain access into the hospital'sommand center. once inside, she allegedly tried to stab an employee with a box cutter twice. the victim was able to avoid being stabbed. police say alexander then tried to force her to find alexander's sister, who was across the hospital.. then tried to force her to call the sister. instead, the victim called for help, and alexander ran away. developing now - a record-setting gun bust in new york city - and this case, has ties to our area. jummy olabanji is at the live desk. this morning - 217 weapons are now off the streets in brooklyn. but investigators say all of these brooklyn. but investigators guns were purchased in virginia. the bust broke up a gun-trafficking ring that exploited loopholes in virginia's gun laws. it was mainly operating out of richmond and hampton roads. the weapons included handguns.. assault rifles and even a machine gun. authorities arrested 22 people from virginia, one in d-c and another in new york. disturbing new developments -- in that nude photo scandal

. >> they cannot extinguish the fear that comes with the memories. center that will help firefighters deal with the darkside of the job. and rain and the return of the springlike air. the news starts right now. 11:00 starts at right now with breaking news. inace: i'm horace holmes, for kimberly tonight. a deadly house fire on southbridge street, where cheryl conner is live with more. the arlington, county fire department remains on the scene with several crews going inside of the home. the fire started at about 9:00 tonight, knocked down a short time later, but shortly after that we learned one person was pronounced dead on scene and one person taken to the hospital in critical condition. the fire department not giving any more information. neighbors are telling us they are a couple in their 70's who lived in the home. went off inside the home, but what we do know is this was a two alarm fire that started just a couple hours ago. listen now to the conditions firefighters faced inside. hoarding conditions slowed their ability to get inside and find th

have someone that says not there who looked like they don't want to help you or you're a problem extinguishedo help me out thank you very much colleagues and mr. president. >> thank you, mr. president. >> commissioner hardeman not going overboard this 92.6 percent under 9 minutes for people that were watching this as now gone live it would a few years ago we had the local 798 rightfully condemning the commission and chief the apparatus and poor time and station conditions, you know staffing, everything was wrong that was true we had to sit here and take it we needed to take that it was the vebt have the opportunity the workers was treated and now it is urban design turned around in the 92.6 percent i wish r7 98 were here to say good job the things they've laid out and rightfully so we were bad and wrong has been rivered i think that department deserves that especially the mayor and the grant writing and we've been fortunate to good things happen so, anyway to talk about so we have the chief who like my firefighter knows how to get around town this morning as we came in he was on time he was r

we will work with our allies, including our friends and allies in the muslim world, to extinguish thise enemy from our planet. solving these and so many other pressing problems will require us to work past the differences of party. it will require us to tap into the american spirit that has overcome every challenge throughout our long and storied history. but to accomplish our goals at home and abroad, we must restart the engine of the american economy, make it easier for companies to do business in the united states, and much, much haorer fpa comnies to leave our country. [ applause ] right now, american companies are taxed at one of the highest rates anywhere in the world. my economic team is developing historic tax reform that will reduce the tax rate on our companies so they can compete and thrive anywhere and with .yone [ applause ] i'm going to bring back millions of jobs, protecting our workers also means reforming our system of legal immigration. [ applause ] the current outdated system depresses wages for our poorest workers and puts great pressure on taxpayers, nations around

we will work with our allies, including our friends and allies in the muslim world to extinguish this vile enemy from our planets. >> president trump has not revealed plans publicly. tomorrow and capitol hill, the head of the u.s. military central command will be briefing congress, the senate armed services committee. expect questions from lawmakers about this plan to defeat isis. now that they have confirmed conventional u.s. forces on the ground in syria to defeat isis to go along with some other army units we've reported about. rocket artillery into raqqa, part of this ramp up to defeat and crush and destroy isis. >> bret: lucas tomlinson at the pentagon. more on this with the panel. fight firm mosul inside iraq. now to a fight of a different type here in washington and one that's shaping up to be a political battle of epic proportions. house republicans are at war with each other tonight over the leadership's plan, depending on your perspective, to replace a faltering obamacare with a better alternative or just put a fresh coat of paint on a broken down structure that will remain

and if i did, i have to buy a government-approved fire extinguisher. i i got my fire extinguisher.might be a fire out here. to do this legally would take months. for forget it. so i did this without a permit. fox's lawyer gave me the okay if i didn't actually sell anything. i had to give everyone refunds and get the lemonade back. wait a second! i shouldn't have sold it to you. i have to get it back. of course my customers thought this was crazy. >> it's a silly law. >> many at once of their own lemonade stand. did you have to get a license to open)ñ(b the zandt? >> i'm from canada and we didn't need a license. >> actually, i can't let uf drink this. >> why? >> there are so many rules i'm not allowed to sell this to you. i have to give you your money >> wh >> what are the rule snz. >> i d >> i didn't have time to get the >> in p >> in pam i stan i don't need any permits. >> that's has it used to be in the united states. it was once easy to start a business here. >> back in the 1920s, you take a poor, illiterate irishman or italian, he goes out and buys a used car, paints the word

. >> reporter: that was able to happen before 5:00 and shortly after fire was extinguished. businesses and traffic lights near the scene suffered. chopper 3 was at west hunting park avenue. >>> the now scorched peco substation. >> they're working around the clock. >> reporter: exact cause of the fire has not yet been determined. no injuries reported. alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> new tonight, a shooting and car accident in east germantown. police say two shots were feared in a cherokee striking the passenger. the driver lost control. the people were taken to the hospital in stable condition. the passenger and the jeep shot in the head is in extremely critical condition. >>> a serial child rapist sentenced. he found targeted 12 victims over and 18-month period. david spunt is live in media with more on the suspect and his criminal past. david? >> reporter: authorities say this child predator is behind bars and will be for some time over the next few years. at least 13 and a half years behind bars, authorities say that he corrupted 12 minors under the age of 18 a

. >> reporter: that was able to happen before 5:00 and shortly after fire was extinguished. businesses and traffic lights near the scene suffered. chopper 3 was at west hunting park avenue. >>> the now scorched peco substation. >> they're working around the clock. >> reporter: exact cause of the fire has not yet been determined. no injuries reported. alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> new tonight, a shooting and car accident in east germantown. police say two shots were feared in a cherokee striking the passenger. the driver lost control. the people were taken to the hospital in stable condition. the passenger and the jeep shot in the head is in extremely critical condition. >>> a serial child rapist sentenced. he found targeted 12 victims over and 18-month period. david spunt is live in media with more on the suspect and his criminal past. david? >> reporter: authorities say this child predator is behind bars and will be for some time over the next few years. at least 13 and a half years behind bars, authorities say that he corrupted 12 minors under the age of 18 a

the fire is extinguished, but emergency crews remain on the scene, and the ramp remain closed from the schuylkill expressway westbound go north on the boulevard, bail at montgomery or go to city avenue to flip around to go to the boulevard northbound. mlk drive is closed for another ten minutes near the art museum. that's overnight construction. no issues on i-95. coming off it, we are watching this situation in delco an accident on the blue route north of mcdade taking out the right lane. they maybe in the process of clearing. crash upper dublin walsh road. there was a downed pole blocking north broadway that opened there. progress, matt, but nasty accidents out there, this morning. >> thanks so much. >>> now for a first look at business, the unemployment in the garrotten stayed fell -- garden state fell. new jersey added 1,600 jobs last month. delaware job seekers may be victims of identity thieves. hackers could have stolen names and birth dates and scattered showers numbers dating back in 2007. it occurred in job link which covers delaware and nine other states. that company is to

we were told that crews got a negative response and fixed the chemical type extinguisher. >> they requestedr extinguishers which they used to fully put out the fire. >> reporter: hazmat was sent in to determine what chemicals were burning and how bad the exposure could. >> there's a long list of hazards it could be, so the hansbrough matt team is going to make entry -- hansbrough matt team is going to make -- hazmat team is going to make entry in a few minutes, and will determine what it was. >> reporter: they said it will be two to three days before anyone is left back inside, because they have to make a complete investigation. >>> head's up for anyone heading through the big sur area, a section of highway 1 will be closed for up to a year. the bridge will be demolished monday. it was closed last month after cal trans noticed fractures in the bridge and a support column. they say it is beyond repair and needs to be completely replaced. recent rain storms and landslides officials say are to blame. the closure has stranded about 450 residents who now rely on helicopters for food and supplies

there was a point when we did hear some extinguishing equipment being fired off by fire crews. we've not heard that for about the last 30 minutes. now the big trick with an electrical fire is you cannot pour water on it because water conducts electricity and there's the risk of electrocution and having the fire spread. you have to put some sort of foam or some sort of nonconducting chemical on top of that fire to suppress it. we haven't heard that in about the last half hour. since we haven't heard that or seen that we've seen the fire crews pretty much hanging back and we've seen these flames spread. again, no one injured at this point that we have heard from official reports from either the philadelphia fire department or from peco and we're told everyone has been evacuated from the facility. that's the latest from huntington park, mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >>> we'll continue our coverage with nbc 10's denise nakano. >> the fire also causing traffic problems. what are you seeing out there? >> well, we're on one section of the substation. you can see the thick black smoke be

if you can hear the fetal heartbeat and it is extinguished, is that a big deal or not to you?i take seriously all of the health care work that we provide, i believe in safe, legal abortion. i believe it it's up to each woman and individual. i'm not going to make a judgment. >> tucker: why can you not give me a straight answer? it's not like you have not thought of this. >> i would say that it is a fetus. it is up to each woman to decide -- you and i can differ on this all day, tucker. >> tucker: you are not tellingan me what you think. is it a separate being or is it a piece of flesh? >> 70% of americans believe that roe vs. wade should be the law of the land. that women should each individually have their choices about what they want to do in their pregnancy. they definitely believe thatat women are at risk for losing care under the plan the donald trump -- >> tucker: i get your talking points.er i've heard your talking points 1,000 times.do i want to take it a level deeper because i think it is worth it.d people say look, this is killing a life.th a heart is beating. you can

that's a bridesmaid and these pranksters are just dousing her with a fire extinguisher powder. >> what's that going to do to a bridesmaid? >> and it's not funny. >> finally the groom had to step in. the woman had to blow the stuff out of her nose. the weird part about this is it's sort of a tradition in china to prank the bridal party. i guess this just went way too far. >>> let's head over to the uk for mother's day. he's got his 5-year-old, his 10-year-old on the back of his car. they're on the way to celebrate mother's day which was this past weekend in uk. along the way, they decided to pick some daffodils for grandma. a little more than two dozen. about 27 daffodils. had a couple bunches in their hands. when they turned around, they spotted this. >> this police officer here decided to take them off my children. >> sit like the poppy in california though? where if you cut it, it's illegal? had. >> well, the daffodils aren't endangered, but it is unlawful to pick or cut flowers from city parks and other publicly planted areas. you see her writing stuff down. the only thing i could see

patientes say that a admits are washington hospital center posed as a fire extinction or -- fire extinguisher inspector to gain access to the emirates is your room. he then tried to stab a hospital worker with a box cutter, twice. telling a worker, "you are coming with me," before forcing her to find his sister in the hospital. she tried to get somebody's attention, but she was afraid. >> that a shocking news. forced theder hospital worker to call his sister. it's not clear why. instead, the victim called for help and alexander ran away. investigators found the suspect at a nearby bus stop. she is facing kidnapping charges. hospital officials say safety is their priority and they are launching a comprehensive review. tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: breaking news from at&t, we have learned that a 911 outage on the sell your network -- on the cellular network has been resolved. it impacted cities around the country. able to call 911 without issue. alison: an active investigation after a shooting in southwest. camera's spot at more than a dozen shell casings on the ground. nobody was hurt but

a week ago, they documented 11 serious fire violations including problems with fire extinguishers and smoke detectors. monday's fire killed four and displaced dozens more. this afternoon, lawyers for the victims are holding a news ko s conference where they are expected to announce lawsuits. >>> a state capitol so-called over children's bill of rights. the bill says children have the right to have parents who act in their best interest. opponent say that's too vague, and that the state shouldn't have the power to decide the best way to parent. the senator sponsoring the bill says the point is not to tell parents how to raise their kids, but build on existing state standards. >> what we want to do is help families not only meet standards, but exceed those standards because most families actually want their kids to reach their optimum potential. >> reporter: senator richard pan is calling the bill a vision for children in the state. >>> new this midday, u.s. attorney general sessions responding to claims the federal i'll gra immigration are uses courthouses as bait. they made the claims

. >> which has seen 511 torches extinguished. >> it is not a happy place to be, ever. >> by the way,e two more numbers for you. there have been 19 male winners and 14 female winners. >> close. >>> up next, kristen stewart's new look. the star with a shaved head. >> and what caused val kilmer to seriously lash out at a photographer? >> and two men in outerspace. we're behind the scenes of jake jill an ha and ryan's new movie. and how this ryan gosling imposter pranked an audience full of stars at an awards show. >> closed captioning provided by -- facebook page to chat with all of your favorite celebs. go to >>> revealing her new body after having weight loss ssrgery last year. "people" magazine has the full story out friday. >> she looks amazing, doesn't she? gabby says she doesn't want to get skinny, just lose enough to be a little chubby. >> i like that. >> me too. here is another celebrity who looks a lot different. kristen stewart topping tonight's know and tell, bye-bye brunette. bleach blonde and buzzed. premiering her new movie, personal shopper. reminding us of justin bieber.

hopefully they been getting things extinguished. the 30 bypass in chester county we're watching an early morning accident airport road at highland. thompson road and woodland road there's a vehicle into a pole at st. john of the crash. abington township don't forget the midday construction 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. through the end of may they are closing township line road. glenside avenue or 611 would be the alternates. no issues on 611 or the pennsylvania turnpike. new construction in bala cynwood this is a big deal. they are closing belmont avenue during the midday as they install a new water main. it's a popular cut through to city avenue. use route 23 or conshohocken state road, belmont avenue closing during the midday the next imrf -- couple of weeks. waze app passyunk and broad street there's a vehicle on the shoulder not causing a delay. >> a documentary a creating controversy over the police shooting of michael brown in missouri. this shows brown inside a convene store in furgeson about 11 hours before he robbed the store. the

violations including the fire alarm system, the fire sprinkler system, smoke detectors and fire extinguisher. >> the conditions were appalling. >> reporter: attorney jails cook is representing the master tenants the rojas. cook says it all happened after they complained of living conditions. >> the water and the floor you had exposed wires. >> reporter: council member gibson mcahhelney says she was discussed in discussions with the owner and tenants. >> i wanted to bring philanthropy to help improve this housing for the most marginalized. and i'm sad we're unable to do that. a horrible human accident with candles that tipped over. and a lack of fire education so when people try to beat out fire materials that are flammable, you accelerate on the fire and that's what happened here. >> reporter: still residents are outraged the building didn't have enough fire safety systems in place. some tenants used blankets to climb out of the windows. gilbert jones raced to the fire escape but never heard fire alarms. >> once i come out of the fire escape the whole roof was already on fire. >> reporter: w

. >> she also tells us a pastor brought fire extinguishes for some of the residents because some of the units didn't have them. inspection records shows three days before the fire, an inspector ordered the property owner to service the building's fire alarms and sprinklers immediately. >> we posted a fire department inspection report and other documents on our website for you to take a look at ktvu.com. >>> time is 4:35. 14 months after it happened, we know what contributed to a deadly bus crash in san jose that killed two people. it happened when a ground hound bus slammed into a barrier on highway 101 early in the morning of january 19th of last year during rainy and dark dangers. 13 others including the driver were hurt. federal investigators says a lack of markings on the highway contributed to the crash. the ntsb says the lanes of the freeway were not clearly marked. they say the concrete barrier did not have a reflector on it as it should have. >>> a 60-year-old man who retired from the transportation authority was hit and killed by one of its buses. he retired -- shortly before 8

this is about moving past months of cover-ups and finally extinguishing a smoldering -- a smoldering russian fire or prove that all the smoke is truly just a series of misunderstandings. this issue shakes the foundations of our democracy, but our union has survived harder challenges than this. at a time when the public's trust in government is called into question, we must do everything we can to restore faith in the integrity and the impartiality of our institutions. just as we, as americans, are unified in our faith and democracy and economic opportunity, we are unified in our belief, in the rule of law. just as we must show strength abroad through our military and our alliances, we must show strength at home by rooting out corruption and protecting our democratic process. all of us -- democrats and republicans, congress and the white house, our diplomats and our military -- must send a clear, unified message to authoritarian leaders in moscow and everywhere else. threats leveed against the -- threats levied against the united states will never be tolerated and there will be a pric

we don't have extinguishers. the roaches live in them. >> i don't have that information if there were fire alarms or anything at this point. >> reporter: the owner tells us the building was up to code. are there smoke detectors? >> our buildings are up to code. >> reporter: the cause is still unknown. officials believe it started in a first floor room then quickly spread upstairs thanks to a fuel can left on a balcony above. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> a lot of people woke up to incredible weather. more could be on its way. in lafayette, hail bounced off the roof and outdoor furniture. in san francisco, people were caught off guard by small bits of hail. it lasted just a minute. our camera shows clear skies. that's not the case everywhere in the bay area. let's head to our meteorologist. >> mother nature giving us it all today. we had rain, we had hail, we had snow in our highest peak and still showers out there this evening. live doppler 7 tracking it all. street level, you notice the radar in the past half