at that point in time when i was coming down with the hose of the fire extinguisher, inmate luna had gotten up and 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 c.o.s, the c.o. that was holding the fire extinguisher, trying to put out the fire. >> once he did that, he came over, he did actually -- 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 badass 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,

at that point in time when i was coming down with the hose of the fire extinguisher, inmate luna hadup and 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 c.o.s, the c.o. that was holding the fire extinguisher, trying to put out the fire. >> once he did that, he came over, he did actually -- 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 badass 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

bus driver is headed for the fire extinguisher -- >> motorcyclistic is like stop drop and roll. >> they're all fired. >> get on the ground. >> you're just so lucky you happen to have a bus behind you with a fire extinguisher. he was like a rescue worker instantaneously. >> he was paying attention during classes. >> i don't think this lasted more than 60 seconds. >> luckily he's okay. >>> let's head over to russia. >> strap in. >> yeah. that's putting it lightly. >> where's he going to come from? >> holy cow! >> did you see that? >> did you see it? >> someone went flying. >> no, i was just looking at the person running trying to get out of the way. >> watch behind that. >> hops the curb. >> oh, my -- >> flips over twice. the driver goes flying out of the window and the car lands on its tires. people come running to the driver's rescue. they open the door and they're looking around the car, they can't find the dude. they didn't see him fly out of the window. >> no. because it happened so fast. we missed it and we were looking for stuff. >> finally someone notices that the driver is inside of

when we got on scene, we were able to rather quickly extinguished the fire. we needed to extinguish the insulation that was burning surrounding the breaker. we were able to successfully do that with the dry chemical agent. >> businesses in the area had to close early and send some staff home. traffic lights were knocked out for hours and 300 lights were down. reports came in people stuck in elevators without air- conditioning. those caught in the bart train system had nervous moments. >> it was pretty chaotic. very crowded. i have a minor handicap in a bad leg. people were very kind and getting out of the way making room. thank goodness one of the escalators was working for a change. >> in the middle of a power outage>> which was unusual. >> we were down in the bart station and it went completely dark. people started coming out from down on the platform with their cell phone. >> at the heart of the outage all public schools and hospitals followed emergency protocols. the mayor said it all went according to plan. >> not only at our trauma center but all of the

that occurred at the substation, and the san francisco fire department responded and is working to extinguish a fire. >> well, fire officials told us that fire was an insulation fire. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larson is live in union square in san francisco with what she sees there, kate, affecting a lot of people? >> reporter: if you are in downtown san francisco, you are definitely feeling this power outage, whether it means you are stuck in traffic. a lot of cars here where you can't get to work. the lights are out in all intersections that we have seen nearly union square. we are at post and grand about a block off from all of this major shopping. a lot of the stores closed as well. people are not able to get to work. look at this. we've seen san francisco fire trucks zipping up and down the street all morning long. i spoke to an engineer on board, and they were slammed. they say they are getting call after call for people who are actually stuck in elevators because of this outage. we have also seen the crews in the downtown area trying to figure out what's happening here in san francis

this cell phone video shows the man extinguish iing the porch wh a hose.abbed the hose and once again putting out the fire himself. he delivers packages and puts out fire. >> a two-fer. >>> a frozen river in china just got broken up with a big bang. here is a look at it. those explosives were used to break up the ice in an effort to prevent flooding. the authorities used this technique at more than 20 sites over the last few days. >> lots of movies to see this weekend despite the fact we have really good weather. buckle up, "the furry" is back. the eighth installment of the universal franchise returns with the star-studded cast and all of the car chase action you could ever want. the fast and the furious franchise has had impressive openings. furious 7 the biggest earner so far with $147 million. look at the other box. "norman" starring richard gere and anne hathaway and the comedy "colossal." >> i would love to go to to movies. it's difficult when you have a 6-month-old. movies is not the first thing you choose because you only have about a two-hour windo

faith extinguishes fear. this is the source of our hope and our confidence in the future. i want to give you -- give a special message to struggling americans who have felt the bitter taste of hardship. we are fighting for every american who has been left behind. as long as we have faith in each other and trust in god, we will succeed. thank you, have a happy easter, a happy passover, god bless you and god bless america. >> i am tom perez. as donald trump approaches his first 100 days in office, he is struggling to distract from his broken campaign promises by trying to present himself as some kind of a moderate. we have seen this con job before. the assault on hard-working families began on day one. familiest harder for to save for retirement. courte on the supreme wants to turn back the clock on women's reproductive rights. he targeted immigrants and has torn families apart. he is trying to ram through a health care bill. his careless and cowardly leadership has only continued this past week. on tuesday, the administration eliminated critical protections for millions of

firefighters had also noticed there were no fire extinguishers, broken smoke detectors, and overloaded electrical circuits. we learned that last night a candle started the inferno. a tenant lit the candle because the electricity has been cut off. we are asking the city why the building wasn't closed down immediately. we'll let you know when we hear back. allen martin, kpix 5. >>> the california congressman at the center of a political battle is back on his home turf and feeling the heat from hundreds of people in his own district! congressman devin nunes has become one of the most talked about lawmakers in washington for his role in the russia probe. >> so when he came to talk about water in fresno today it was not a warm welcome. kpix 5's melissa caen traveled to fresno and spoke with protestors who came out to give nunes an earful. melissa. >> reporter: yeah. here at this banquets devin nunes was scheduled to speak at 1:00 p.m. today. instead, he spoke at noon and then left by a side door and bypassed hundreds of constituents who came out to protest what they claim is a cozy and prot

this morning, a colleague tried to extinguisher and then made the correct decision to evacuate the sitewell. that's good to hear. but what about you stop? we have well rehearsed crisis management plans in place and we will resume normal operations early next week. how many sites you have across the uk? 21 locations across the uk. it has been declared a major incident by the police. the fire crew will be on site for up to a couple of days. the cause of this fire is now under investigation. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour but first — the headlines on bbc news: jeremy corbyn insists the result of the general election isn't a ‘foregone conclusion‘ and vows to put wealth back in the hands of the people. former ukip mp douglas carswell says he won‘t stand for re—election in clacton and will back the tories. the president of the european parliament welcomes theresa may‘s decision to call an election, saying it will provide stability to the brexit negotiations. in the business news... department store chain debenhams says its turnaround strategy could involve the closure o

it was hidden under a fire extinguisher, and they say, had it gone off, the blast would have been even more powerful than the first. president vladimir putin, speaking in his hometown of st. petersburg today said investigators would pursue all leads. islamic extremists from the north caucasus have attacked before. their most recent attack was in 2010 when two suicide bombers killed at least 40 people in the moscow metro. but since then, they have joined in the messy syrian civil war, and that may have put it squarely in the cross harris of isis. according to russian media, the police now think one man was responsible for this attack. a 23-year-old from central asia with links to radical islamist groups. they believe he hid the first bomb and then got on the train with the other one in the backpack and blew himself up. >>> in colombia, they are sifting for survivors while family members comb through lists of the dead. weekend flooding and mudslides have killed more than 250, and at least it 200 more are missing. the city of mocoa is surrounded by mountains and rivers. it's a natural bas

and they said, but if you have a religious school and you use this fire extinguisher reimbursement, could they then be able to say now that you received that public benefit, that safety benefit, you can no longer include any religion in those classrooms or in the schools? chief justice roberts: but don't you -- mr. cortman: and all my point -- chief justice roberts: i'm sorry. finish your sentence. mr. cortman: all my point is i think that would be going too far because it's not advancing or furthering the religious activity. it's separate and apart from it. chief justice roberts: i'm not sure i understand your answer to the playground being used for a more religious activity. let's suppose that the public school sometimes uses its playground for things other than children playing, whatever they're going to have, a -- you know, an auction or anything else. isn't it the consequence of your argument that the church can use the playground for more religious activities if the public school can use the playground for other non-playground activities? mr. cortman: i think it can. and i think tha

and they said, but if you have a religious school and you use this fire extinguisher reimbursement, could they then be able to say now that you received that public benefit, that safety benefit, you can no longer include any religion in those classrooms or in the schools?. >> but don't you -- and all my point -- chief >> i'm sorry. finish your sentence. >> all my point is i think that would be going too far because it's not advancing or furthering the religious activity. it's separate and apart from it. >> i'm not sure i understand your answer to the playground being used for a more religious activity. let's suppose that the public school sometimes uses its playground for things other than children playing, whatever they're going to have, a -- you know, an auction or anything else. about over the years in the mitchell case and the other argument that the church can use isn't it the consequence of your the playground for more religious activities if the public school can use the playground for other >> i think it can. and i think that the key here is, is that -- >> i'm sorry. you think it

candles were lit to represent the light which can never be extinguished by the darkness of terror.n of westminster recalled that among those who were directly affected by the attack were people from britain and 12 other nations. he posed the question so many have asked — why? what could possibly motivate a man to hire a car and take it from birmingham to brighton to london and then drive it fast at people he'd never met, couldn't possibly know, against who he had no personal grudge, no reason to hate them and then run at the gates of the palace of westminster to cause another death? we weep for the violence, for the hatred, for the loss of life, for all that divides and spoils our world. prayers were offered pledging respect between different communities. that the best of muslims is the one who utters beautiful words, who does virtuous deeds. two weeks after the westminster attack, from an ancient abbey, which has borne witness to so much, a message of hope. nicholas witchell, bbc news. a brother and sisterfrom birmingham have tonight been charged with terrorism offences. ummariyat

have been several times more powerful than the first and was designed to be disguised as a fire extinguisher would have been much worse than the one which killed ten or ii much worse than the one which killed ten or 11 people. much worse than the one which killed ten or“ people. small much worse than the one which killed ten or 11 people. small mercies. indeed. absolutely dreadful. 50 people have been injured. you know saint petersburg as well, tim. this happened just after 2:30pm local time. not rush hour but the damage that has been caused is horrific. russia has been the victim of some horrible terror outrages in recent times, 200 odd russians died in a plane that was brought down in shambles shake classier. of course, russia has been prepared for this for quite some time. there has always been the fear that because of their active involvement in the campaign to bomb aleppo in disgraceful ways, that there would bea disgraceful ways, that there would be a backlash from fundamentalists. lam afraid be a backlash from fundamentalists. i am afraid there is obviously no justification for it wha

candles were lit to represent the light which can never be extinguished by the darkness of terror.led that among those who were directly affected by the attack were people from britain and 12 other nations. he posed the question so many have asked — why? what could possibly motivate a man to hire a car and take it from birmingham to brighton to london and then drive it fast at people he'd never met, couldn't possibly know, against who he had no personal grudge, no reason to hate them and then run at the gates of the palace of westminster to cause another death? we weep for the violence, for the hatred, for the loss of life, for all that divides and spoils our world. prayers were offered pledging respect between different communities. that the best of muslims is the one who utters beautiful words, who does virtuous deeds. two weeks after the westminster attack, from an ancient abbey, which has borne witness to so much, a message of hope. nicholas witchell, bbc news. don't forget, you can catch up with all the stories we are covering this hour on the bbc news website. i am babita sha

there was a huge industrial fire extinguisher that used to sit on one of these walls on hooks.hree individuals 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

we needed to extinguish the insulation that was burning and surrounded the breaker. we were able to successfully do that with the dry chemical agent. >> power was shut down to the montgomery bart station. some staff was sent home. traffic lights were knocked out for hours. at one time, 300 lights were down. there were reports of people trapped in elevators. those caught in the train system had nervous moments. >> it was pretty chaotic and very crowded. i have a minor handicap, and people were very kind and getting out of their way and making room. thank goodness one of the escalators was working. >> we were down in the bart station in the power shut off completely. it was completely dark. people started coming down with their cell phone lights. >> back here live, a harry day for anyone commuting and anyone in and around the city. we just got an update of pg any telling us everyone is 100% back. what you may find in the city is about 30 traffic signals are out.'s fpd telling us if you are driving through those intersections, treated as a four-way stop. we are watching

. >> in europe, no sooner had the fires of world war ii been extinguished, dictators were again on thech. as church hill predicted, country after country in eastern europe fl toommunist take overs by leader stallion. there was a blockade in berlin. president harry truman ordered an air lift to save the city. it was spreaded all over the globe. 1949, on the other side of the world, a ruthless revolution in china brought him to power. next door in korea, divided like soviet and american zones, royalist young took control. he was the communist leader. >> on june 25 the north korea situation is looking good. >> deeson served as commander in the war. blocked by the americans in europe, stallion saw north korea as next step in his plan for global contest. he poured guns, tanks, ammunition into the north. lead tong promised a million soldiers. both wanted to leave dry on the battlefield. sung sees the opportunity to unite all korea. >> they had permission to go forward. they had backing. >> 25 june, 1950, 135,000 north korean troops supported by 240 tanks and 180 aircraft invaded south korea.

a dry chemical extinguisher are p putting out the power. >>> next, remembering the woman who played a lovable character in an iconic tv show. >> declining dinner. what president trump plans to do instead of attending the white house's correspondent's dinner. it is tradition. that dinner is taking place on his 100th day in office. >>> an amazing video over seas a ferry out of control of a world look out. >>> right now we are looking at san jose, 56 degrees right now and we are expecting this 60s on the way tomorrow afternoon. in the meantime, may we see a chance of showers early tomorrow morning. the answer when we come back in just a minute. the woman best known for her role as "joanie cunningham" on "happy days" ....has died. >>> sad news for the entertainment world, the woman known as -- in "happy days" have died. erin moran dies at age 56. autopsy is being conducted. fans are taking to social media to share their many memories. >>> new development from the white house tonight. the trump administration is asking surgeon general to resign. >> his deputy will step into the role until

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they smashed vending machines, deployed fire extinguishers, spray painted epithets and tried to stealoney from the safe. >> i doesn't expect to have our machines, pizza machine, pepsi machine, ice machine, toppled over. it's heavy equipment. >> he says there's at least $20,000 damage to the equipment. the club has been closed since last season but is expected to open for the memorial day weekend as scheduled. >> president trump will mark his hundredth day in office here in philadelphia. he's holding a big rally next saturday night in harrisburg. the rally will coincide with his 100th day in office the same night at the white house correspondent day in washington. the president and top aides said they'll not attend. >> hundreds of people came out for a march for scientific advancement. the so called march for science is one that took place around the world. thoats that showed up are trying to champion science as a means of improving society. many say the scientific community is threatened by the policies of the trump administration. >> similar marchs took place around the world. the bi

philadelphia's academy of local arts awarded the conductor the extinguished achiever during the gala agala. no worries, he's not leaving philadelphia. he will do both. representatives from both organizations were on hand to pay tribute to the maestro. >> home opener for the phils against the washington nationals. >> jason worth. >> i despite it when he hits a home run against the phillies. >> then don't watch these highlights. he gives up ten runs and two home runs. as is tradition, the team enters through the stands. fifth inning, velasquez out of there. jason worth takes him out. 7-0 lead. now 7-1 in the seventh, bad luck here. the ball bounces back to the catcher. a costly play. >> the philly's mount a comeback, 7-4. it's now 7-6, second homer of the season. >> later in the inning, tieing run on first. boy. herrera grounds out, phillies lose 7-6. jeff skversky has more. phils lost ten of the last home openers six straight and in this once v velasquez blames himself saying he >'s the reason they are off to a bad start again. >> you don't give the guys the opportunity to come out on

heat detector in the cargo area activated planes fire extinguishing system. when crews arrived, there was no sign of a fire. >>> here is a live look at sfo where drivers on delta airlines were delayed today. the airlines had a lot of disruptions for several days because of severe storms in the southeast. the airline has also canceled 100 50 flight and delayed about 1000 -- 150 flight. 3000 on friday. delta is promising to rebook everyone as soon as possible.>>> i asked if you are going to compensate for the hotel, and they said no we cannot do that sir. i can only do a rebooking. >> delta says it operations are stabilizing, but they are still trying to get flight crews in the right places at the right times while staying within government guidelines. >> crash overnight in san jose have left one man dead. police say a suspected dui driver who is now in custody rear ended two cars. one of those cars flipped, the other burst into flames. it happened at about 2:30 am. all southbound lanes were blocked. the on rent was shut down. they opened back up about four hou

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they called 911, but used a fire extinguisher to get the fire out before the firefighter got there. >>> a 39-year-old soccer coach in philadelphia is charged with father a child with one of his players, a 15-year-old girl. the victim said he paid her to have sex with him several times in 2015. by october she was pregnant. the baby is 7 months old. police learned of the claims and charged him with statutory sexual assault. >>> earlier this week we introduced you to a new concoction at starbucks, a barista is begging you from ordering it. >>> we have tips to help you save money on your summer trips because we know you're thinking about them, "action news" continues. good morning it is 6:00 a.m., friday, april 21. >> we're following breaking news an eruption of gunfire sends a bullets into a home nearly miss ago man sleeping in his bed. >>> a suv flips overnight injuring the driver and passenger. >>> i-95 a deadly crash this morning, even as the sun is about to come up, it remains backed up. >> reporter: meteorologist chris

fire extinguishers lying around, so we eventually got out. tom: the train should have finally gotten to brunswick, maryland come a short time ago. nine marc trains leave every night on the brunswick line. this was the ninth of nine, so no backup, so about a two-hour delay. live in silver spring, tom roussey, abc 7 news. developments after a prayer and urgent meeting on white house grounds. all 100 senators invited to be briefed about north korea. hearingwe have been about simmering tensions. the question tonight, what happens next? tim barber has the very latest. tim? tim: the senators were brought right down pennsylvania avenue, right executive building, where tension is starting to melt with north korea. an unusual move during an unsettling time. the trump administration brought 100 senators to brief them on the unpredictable north korean regime. few details, but we know that an antimissile defense system has been set up 155 southwest of seoul, south korea. >> it is the hope of congress military action does not prove necessary. tim: top off

this car right here they are destroying, and they go bananas with the fire extinguishers. >> you know what, though, they are reporting every bit of this. it's all there in video with their faces clearly showing exactly what they did. authorities, all they need is this evidence. >> you're right. this wasn't a csi investigation here. police when they saw the videos going viral immediately recognized at least six of the guys in the video went and arrested them and then later on arrested another 12 guys that were involved in this mayhem. obviously somebody is going to have to pay for this damage. it's a shame. >> this has been called the cutest elephant attack ever. i have to say the severity is lessened by the cuteness in this video. here we are once again in the krueger national park. a herd of elephants. ears are flapping. mama not too happy. behind her, a calf. then from behind. the race is on. the tourists. notice who is tagging on for the chase. >> yeah. >> oli, that's a pretty good interpretation of what you're about to hear. mama trumpets. get them mama. the people didn't sound tr

they managed to extinguish some of the flames shooting out into the sky from the outside. the major concern initially is that the flames would spread to a neighboring business. this is a business-lined street. i'm told at this point that is no longer a concern, but again this is an on going situation. seals like they have gotten ahead of it, a handle on it so far, but working to put out the flames. i'll keep you posted as soon as we get more information. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thanks jennette. >>> new this morning, a man was shot in the leg while walking in crescentville neighborhood. the 29-year-old victim said he didn't see who shot him. he is in stable condition. >>> happening today prosecutors and defense attorneys will set the stage in camden today offering up opening statements on a father accused of killing his own young son to make it easier to be with a teen girlfriend. a jury for the case was selected yesterday. creato's son brandon was found dead in a wooded area in 2015. prosecutors say he killed his son because the boy was getting in the wa

managed to put it out on the outside, but they are trying trying to get the water in so they can extinguish some of the hot spots that keep on flaring up. i talked to a resident, he tells me the backside of the building is residential, the front portion is where the funeral home is. we're told that the flames started on the third floor. initially they didn't think it was safe enough to send the firefighters in with the flames above them. one major concern they had is that the flames would spread to the neighboring businesses and residential areas, they managed to contain it. that's what's going on at this point, things contained as they move forward, they could get it under control relatively quickly. they are playing it by ear at this point. the good news no injuries have been reported. reporting live in macungie, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." thank you, extra net. the trial for the camden county father charged with killing his 3-year-old son begins today. a jury has been selected and opening statements are set to begin in a few hours. katherine scott is live at the courthouse in

when you're searching for the underlying causes of terrorism to actually extinguish it it's very, verycult, and it's almost whack ammo, if you hit them once and they're still there, 16, 17, 20 years later. >> armstrong: chantal, we're very fortunate to have on our set today, has been its own fight against terrorism and the impact it has, and you being an international business woman versus what you see in american press for someone who lives there, with friends, family and businesses in your beloved nigeria, what is it that you would like to educate us that sometimes we don't always understand about these issues. >> guest: first, thank you for having me. great to be on your show this morning. i -- this is i a very sensitive issue, i think i was watching, dean, when i go into the u.s. last week and guess what i saw on b and mary jay. nigeria and boko haram, and why of all things that goes on in my nigeria and boko haram on b mary jane. i think you're right, as you they say sensationalism sells better. bad news, also, i better, but there's so many things going on in nigeria, that boko ha

the last one extinguished just one minute before midnight monday. students, faculty, alumni, others remembered the 32 people gunned down by a mentally ill student. >>> and for the 121st time, runners are lining up for the boston marathon. >> the world's oldest marathon starts in hopkinton, massachusetts. >> among the runners, a man running his 50th consecutive boston marathon. and the first woman to officially run 50 years ago is lacing up for the race today. we wish them luck. >>> the houston rockets blow out the thunder game. 118-87. >> somehow i have to keep reading this story and relive the moments. we get the highlights from espn. >>> good morning, america. john buccigross, john anderson. >> it was an extraordinary performance for isaiah thomas. >> we a heavy heart, he took the court against the bulls last night. younger sister died in a car accident saturday in the state of washington where they grew up with their family. you see thomas overcome with emotion. before the game. but once the game started, his game was on. three-pointer there. to

that's a bridesmaid and these pranksters are just dousing her with a chemical powder fire extinguisher much that she had trouble breathing. >> that's not good. >> the purpose of that is to starve a fire of oxygen. what's that going to do to a bridesmaid. >> it's not funny either. >> these guys are relentless. finally, the groom had to step in. the woman had to blow the stuff out of her nose and clear her eyes. a weird part of this, i guess it's sort of a tradition in china to prank the bridal party. this just went way too far. >> let's head over to the uk for mother's day. he's got his 5-year-old, 10-year-old in the back of his car. they're on their way to celebrate mother's day. and along the way they decided to just stop alongside the road and pick some daffodils for grandma. isn't that a sweet thing to do? >> that's super sweet. >> picked a little more than two dozen. >> had a couple bunches in their hands. when they turned around, they spotted this. >> this police officer here decided to take them off of my children. >> is it like the poppy in california where if you cut it it's il

everything from faulty smoke detectors to no fire extinguishers to exposed wires. these are conditions the attorney for the tenants say they have been dealing with for months. >> you see exposed wires, you see water leakage on the first floor, virtually a river. >> reporter: any fire alarms, any fire fring letters. >> no fire alarms, springs letters. i remember basically just tinder blocks. >> reporter: three days before the fire broke out inspectors issued eight fire code violations. the owner had 30 days to correct them. we previously asked the officials why they did not evacuate the building while those fire violations were being fixed but they did not get back. >>> christina is now speaking out about the living conditions at that apartment building. christina. >> reporter: the directors of the xhoon identity service say they were the building's main tenant here and they tried to improve living conditions much the center provided services to those with disabilities, mental health issues and the homeless. >> if you only knew how devastating this is for me to talk

fire extinguishes sprayed on floors and furniture. >> reporter: obscene words and images spray painted. this club that runs on the american of local families >> for what reason >>. >> reporter: ron believes there were multiple people that broke in. they did leave clues, foot and finger prints. the club was set to open in just a few weeks. now, members are last picking up the pieces of this act of rage and apparent agreed. ron is not deterred >> i'm optimistic that we'll be open by memorial day. >> reporter: optimistic, committed to the opening date. the cameras weren't working at the time this happened. police are investigating. they're hoping insurance may cover some if not all costs. iain back to you. >>> philadelphia police officer are looking for a missing 8-year-old boy. they're not providing a name or picture. he went missing around 2:00 this afternoon. this is the only description, four feet five inch, short currently hair. last seen with wearing pajamas with smiley faces baseballs and basketballs. >>> fast moving house fire claimed the lives. they heard cloud booms before the f

and when they return and they extinguish it, yeah, they work quickly.ble to put the fire out. this is what has everybody going, whoa. because once the smoke clears -- >> the guy comes right out? what? >> and he doesn't even look like he's been burned. it is crazy that he was unharmed, but he was wearing the proper gear as they all were. as employees who work here on a gas valve. but whoa. >> that was a hot situation. >>> got a funny feeling that meghan trainor is going to be a fan of the car in this viral video uk clip. she's all about the bass, the bass, no trouble. ♪ >> whoa. we call that tremendous knock, but that's more like tremendous wind. >> it's almost ridiculous, the reverberations of that bass just causing their hair, their clothes -- i mean, you can see just how many speakers there are on the door. of course we can all identify the song -- >> no, i can't. >> honestly, i still haven't heard the song. >> well, if you ever wanted to see music, this is it. >> because you're never going to hear it. not after this. >>> she's got a bone to pick with

russian media reported it was disguised as a fire extinguisher. president putin who comes from st. petersburg last night laid flowers at the scene. attack. so far he only said investigators are following all leads. this is not the first time russian subways have been attacked. most recently in moscow, two women suicide bombers killed at least 40 people in 2010. but that was linked to the war since ended against islamic nationalists in the russian republic of chechnya. since then, russian has joined syria's messy civil war and isis has more than once threatened revenge. the isis connection is one investigators will be pursuing now aggressively as well as the possibility that he was a "lone wolf." elizabeth palmer, cbs news, st. petersburg. >> if akbazhan dzhalilov has connections to isis it could erode support for president putin's decision to use the russian army to back syrian president bashar al-assad. >>> a manhunt is under way in texas for a gunman who ambushed a police officer. chief deputy clint greenwood was gunned down yesterday outside a courthouse in baytown outside houst

extinguishers were used to put out the fire. the train sat at the silver spring station for nearly two hours, before passengers were finally allowed back on. this morning- wizards fans have something to celebrate! the wiz- back at the phone booth last night- to regain their lead in their series against the hawks! they beat atlanta, 103 to 99 - putting them up in the series, 3-2. now though - it's back to atlanta for game six tomorrow. the wizards have a chance to close out the series with a win tomorrow! tonight though - it's all about the caps. round two of the stanely cup playoffs getting underway in just a few hours at the verizon center. the caps will host the pittsburgh penguins - with a score to settle. the penguins if you remember knocked out the caps in this same match up last year. our john gonzalez is live at the verizon center getting you pumped up for hockey! he'll have a live report in the next thirty minutes with a special guest.. from the ballroom - to the classroom. coming up - the "dancing with the stars" celeb

someone tried to fight the flames, a risky option with a fire extinguisher. >> rmeecomnded that the f larger than a trash can, you need to leave that apartment immediately. >> reporter: a total of 30 people displaceed. cause of the fire is under investigation. in fort washington, derrick ward, news 4. >> for the first time in french history a mainstream candidate won't rise to run. independent macron came out on top. neither gained more than 50% of the vote. that forcees a second round of voting next month. >>> first for american politics as bell. president trump has the lowest approval ratings. 40% of americans, that's it, 40% of approve of the job he has done so far. that changes when it comes to syria. specifically more than 60% of people we polled say they agree with the president's choice to takeil our poll has a margin of error of 3.3 percentage points. capitol hill has until midnight friday to pass a funding deal or else we will be in for a government shut down, second in less than four years. house speaker paul ryan needs support from democrats. you can imagine they are not on

. >> going to stay on the scene now until the fire is completely extinguished on the hot spots. building engineering are going through and trying to determine structural stability. >> investigators believe the fire was an accident but they don't know what started it. firefighters are estimating more than $39 million worth of damages. >>> storm team 4 is tracking showers tonight. temperatures are on the rise. doug how should we prepare for tomorrow? >> you can take umbrellas tonight but i don't think you will need umbrellas tomorrow. tomorrow will be a different day. you will start with jackets but you will not need them on the way home. they can sit in the back seat. we have fog fog towards national harbor area. this is not only fog but mist and drizzle. now let's take a look at rainfall on the radar. you see more showers moving in from the east. those showers in through fairfax county and really all around the area the mist and drizzle will continue. the storm system finally beginning to move our way. you can see it right here and now just around the norfolk area. temperatures

to give you clarification of the impressive amount of smoke an indication it is far from being extinguished and fire crews tell us they will be here fighting this fire well into the night. that's the latest from college park. back to you mike. >> live on the scene of the fire in college park. it's going to be interesting to see how the up coming rain is going to impact >> here's wusa 9's first alert weather. >> to melissa. the yellow alert day started this morning. waves of showers heading our way. >> it's starting to rain in the south side of the beltway and seeing that rain approaching college park within the next 30 minutes to hopefully provide a little relief but don't want any gusty winds or intense thunderstorms like we saw on friday evening. these are just going to be rain showers but none the less if you are outside right now enjoying that bit of dry weather here comes the rain. our front south of i-66 it's raining again at your house and we are seeing that rain creeping up into d.c. right now. it should be arriving around atomic at 12: 33, college park as well about the same time a

guns drawn they approached the vehicle before realizing he couldn't get out so they use the fire extinguisher to put out the flames and pulled the men to safety. that's him. he's now facing multiple charges.>>> still to come tonight a nasa astronaut gives a lesson on how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in space. >>> up next more than a dozen first responders work together to save are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> new at 6:00 a woman is saved not by one but by 13 of her fellow firefighters when she has a heart attack in the middle of pennsylvania avenue. >> they had a chance to meet her and she told first responders and strangers they renewed her purpose in life. mike valerio has the story. ( applause ) >> i feel like there is a purpose for me in life so to me i feel like there is an act of god and all the right people at the right time and a block away from the hospital. >> reporter: when she discovered

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his tongue was still red, his eyes not yet extinguished.behind me i heard the same man asking, for god's sake, where is god? and from within me, i heard his answer. where he is, this is where. happening here there this gallo. and that night -- gallow. and that night the soup tasted of corporations. of corpses. >> [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] speak speaking tongue. [speaking in native tongue] speak[speaking in native tongue] >> the service ended. each of us recited for his participants, for his children and for -- for his parents, for his children and for himself. we remained for a long time, unable to detach ourself from this surreal moment. then came the time to go to sleep. and slowly, the inmates returned to their blocks. i thought i heard them wishing each other a happy new year. i ran to look for my father. at the same time, i was afraid of having