sprinklers play a role don't replace the roast fire department. buildings with sprinklers still have fires in them that has been a conversation over and over on the buildings. the fire was successful buzz of the cord sdmagz effort this was put forth not only from chief nguyen and chief officers on the scene but the firefighters and officers there. . and having one common goal and plan on how they were able to contain this fire. the second, second alarm on january 22 ndz at 1:40 in the morning, 1312 hayes street. this was mull story, type 5. wood frame. old san francisco victorian type building the first was a set of in thes. fire started on the first floor and burned untaked and quickly broke out a window and this fire was able it get out in a light well between 2 buildings. when it hit the light well in the old wold it blew xup went to every floor on the fire building into the attic and the same on the bravo buildings. when crews showed up than i had heff fires between the buildings, from the roof, they knew they had more then and there they could

so again, we take our responsibilities very seriously at the open fire department. and we appreciate the partnership with our community, for them doing their part respond to fire up in this area. >> ugly. thank october 19 salute. absolutely. we certainly never get complacent. always say every incident in the city very seriously. but more so it didn't involve in our heart fires of arizona. >> and you mentioned the vegetation management. he talk a little bit about that and the rule plague those going to ask you, you know this. sometimes people forget like what they need to do and how did that help today? >> so because these properties were compliant and made it easier for us to do our job as the fire department clearing space around their properties up to 15 feet truly made a difference. we were able to get in and get a good not going to fire to minimize property loss. so we really appreciate our residents doing their part. >> and you're saying because i saw video of the planes, they were huge. it only was in on one property or did it spread to others? the fire started

if the fire department went through that process, would be more time for the department to conduct a resxaefrp get this right. i can talks with 2 batly manufactures the fire marshall reviewed documents but not talked to them nor accepted invitation to visit a plant. to be clear i'm not assigning motives heater conversation for the fire marshall have been product and i have feel the marshalling evermarshalling is trying to work together but we have really scraped the surface on the discussions the batteries and having a formal rule making process for developing new code which is what part of the bulletin is doing will give us the time for that. and last low, if your time is up. could i have another 30 seconds? >> time is up, sir, thank you. >> anyone from the chamber? is this is mark. thank you. i'm director of [inaudible] energy and i have been revowing the do you means that have been put forward by fire commission. i want it actual i support the idea this looking at a reviewing 9540 areports. for consideration of reduce spacing. that important. and of course the isd or california the

also with us is captain jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department. captain baxter, thanks for being with us this evening. something just doesn't seem right here. do we know at this point what caused this explosion? >> so at this time, this fire is currently under investigation. this is a joint investigation with our san francisco fire investigation task force, and we've included some of our federal partners to assist us on this. it's too early to make speculations, but just visually what we're seeing on your screen right now, it definitely looks something that's abnormal to traditional fires we see in san francisco. >> you talk about those federal partners. the dea is there, i believe, perhaps even the atf. in terms of this explosion from your experience, is it caused by some sort of drug house perhaps? >> when we have a fire of this size, we want to bring in the agencies that have the resources that we don't have so that we can be as thorough as possible. you know, even before we located, unfortunately, the deceased home occupant from this fire, we w

[music] my name is husheem anderson a lieutenant with the san francisco fire department born and raised in san francisco, grew up in western addition. both my parents worked for the city. my dad was a custodian with san francisco school district and mom a muni driver. when i grew up in san francisco i never thought of the fire service as a career. not because i didn't want to be a firefighter, i just didn't know anything about it and it was literally the experience of trying to figure what i was going to do with the next part of my life where i decided to go to city college and take a couple classes. that is when i discovered there was actually a fire science program program emt program and paramedic program. if it wasn't for that opportunity to get the education training and meet several mentors that are some of my grood friends today, i don't think i ever would are have pursued this career. i was interested in becoming a paramedic so i did work experience at the ems division when it was actually in the presidio, completed that program, did my paramedic internship at the same time i vo

san francisco fire department telling kron 4 news that. that sadly unfortunately what we had hoped was not what we're saying is that they are now confirming that they did find a body out here because of this fire that, you know, started at 9.22 this morning. >> theresa stasi live for us in the sunset in the city where, again, a body has just at least recovered or found in the rubble of that home. that where there is a serious explosion there this morning. so we're going to be on this story all night long and when we get more information about a potential cause and more information on the victim, we will pass that along. theresa, thank you. thank you. >> other news tonight, a confidential report obtained by kron 4 details findings that our focus on officer misconduct investigations and how oakland's police chief leronne armstrong handle them. >> we've also learned some of the findings were, quote, unfounded and not sustained. the chief is currently on administrative leave while the investigation is ongoing today, kron 4 says it might be tal

baxter with the san francisco far department joined from members of the north county fire authority the san francisco police department today, a little after 8 o'clock in the morning. san mateo county agencies for the north county fire authority responded to reported hazmat incident and the 1800 block of serra in daly city. within the county of san mateo. this incident is directly related to evidence collected at a fire incident at 17. 43 discretion. 17 34 22nd avenue in san francisco earlier this morning. one of the items that was being transported started to hear this. the driver of the vehicle pulled over called 9-1-1 which initiated the at response for a substance within one of the cylinders collected 4 evident at observation in the investigation related to the incident in san this has been been me. they've been able to stop the leak. >> in this process will now be taken back into san francisco county. >> to its original evidence, location for a secured evidence. examination for this investigation. during this incident. we want to thank units from san mateo county diligently to o

san francisco fire department and police just come from an hour ago. but it's the same truck that was pulled over here. and daly city, jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department says the driver is with the san francisco crime lab that was transporting cylinders from the sunset district home to the crime lab in san francisco. when one of them search to make it to sing south, the driver pulled over called 9-1-1. and that's the san mateo county hazmat team in san francisco. bomb squad was brought in the bomb squad, used robot to measure the air quality and take video in and around the truck. baxter says the situation was resolved after a 7 hour long investigation. >> been me. they've been able to stop the leak in this process will now be taken back into san francisco county. >> to its original evidence, location for a secured evidence. examination for this investigation. >> baxter says the cylinders were deemed safe earlier today and that's why they were being transported to the crime lab. but out of an abundance of caution, that is why so man

sources tell kron 4 news that representatives from the san francisco fire department police department and the da's office are all part of this arson task force. now, throughout the day, crews carefully pulled out items from the home. we have got some video to show you of that. this is all going to be examined closely by this task force. you can see in the video taken earlier that there were some multiple tanks recovered. what appears to be some refrigerator units and possibly a boiler unit. sources tell me that members of the task force. >> we'll focus on the science of a fire. they will look at cause and origin. i spoke with brendan o'leary. he is a former san francisco firefighter and a former member of the arson task force and bureau of fire investigation about what is happening right now behind the scenes. >> and in the absence, in this case on talk about the explosion. but in the absence of that the fire investigators are trained to evaluate burn patterns on walls and ceilings around doorways around windows and the primary purpose for evaluating the burn patterns is that we're no

please proceed. >> good evening, fire commissioners, chief of department nicholson, and good evening to all command staff. thank you for, to the fire commission for extending this invitation and making, to make a presentation to you about our behavior health unit. my name is matthew alba and i have the honor of being battalion chief overseeing our departments, health, safety and wellness program. i have with me, heather, acting captain of the bhu, jan green, bhu navigator and you have noticed our dog handlers, lieutenant christina gibbs and lieutenant carter with clifford and we have a third facility dog, lieutenant catherine alba with marly who is unable to be here due to childcare issues. >> next slide. >> the an agenda for today's presentation, i'll give you a brief history of the ffda, acting captain buron will give you an overview and plans for future expansion. bhu navigator jan green will explain our current state of affairs. in 1967, a group was formed ask they were called the posse and they helped members strugglings -- struggling with addiction. general order 844 was issued

we play metal structures for the fire department, if the direction went to study at the academy of theof emergency situations , despite all the risk, this profession gives a tremendous return to a woman. with a child , the case was 10 years ago, a child, a girl has already grown up. here is a woman who remembers me in the face saw and stands hello , thank you and it is worth thanking. and i zashuthank you onboard , they saved the child 10 years ago. they came to see me there for the fire. please, but i don’t remember this already in 2014, employees of the ministry of emergency situations and hp saved more than 7,500 human. this is not counting those people who were evacuated from the destroyed buildings and taken to a safe place, if they are included in the statistics, there will still be dozens of times more. minutes in moscow begins fireworks in honor of the defender of the fatherland day in victory park and also in the city center on the territory of the luzhniki olympic complex now and in zelenograd the 55th anniversary of the victory

you can check with fire department staff to make sure your site meets visibility requirements. emergency response crews and their equipment need to be move easily between streets, sidewalks and buildings, especially when they are using medical gurneys, ladders and other fire fighting tools. that means that parklet structures need a three foot wide emergency feet every 20 feet and 3 feet from marked parking spaces and emergency access gaps need to be open to the sky, without obstructions, like canopies, roofs, or cables and should always be clear of tables, chairs, planters and other furnishings. emergency responders need to use ladders to reach windows and roofs to buildings and the ladders need unobstructed overhead clearance and room to be placed at a 72-degree angle against the building. clearances needed around the ladders to move equipment and people safely up and down. so not all parklets can have roofs ask canopies depending on the width of the sidewalk in your area. please make sure that your electric cables are hung so they are out of the way and (indiscernible) to the

this is on telegraph avenue 37th street, right near highway. 24 the oakland fire department says they are now putting water on active fire on upper areas of that church. and that fire has been contained to the one structure. no injuries are reported at this time and the cause that fire they're still looking into. well, a day after a food vendor was attacked while just trying to set up his stand. he was back at work. san jose police say the man who assaulted him has been arrested and booked into jail on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. kron four's amanda hari spoke with that victim. take a listen. >> the victim tells me he was afraid for his life when he was attacked outside of in tax auto parts. but he says he started recording immediately. so you would have evidence of what happened. >> 24 hours after carlos sanchez was assaulted by this man who works at in tax auto parts. he was back working his food stand. sanchez says he was setting up saturday morning when the man came out with the bat and started yelling at him verbal abuse to physical abuse and even after the camera an

. >>> i'm currently an h2 firefighter for the san francisco fire department. i served active duty in the navy. i wanted something that was going to be in the medical field, but not necessarily stay in a hospital setting and i didn't want to stay in an office and this job kind of combines everything i was looking for. everyday's different. there's always something new and to learn. and my first introduction to the department was being surrounded by people of the lgbtq community. and so we were able to get, you know, it just made things a little more comfortable that you could talk to people about things that people necessarily wouldn't understand. i've had to hide myself. able to come out. being able to understand many his and being able to do things in had that sense, it's very liberating to be able to speak like this, this city in particular, it's a mecca for the lgbtq+ community. you know, there's so much history behind it and being part of this community that now accepting us for who we are and what we do, we're able to just be ourselves. any time somebody

so that was kind of interesting pg e and the oakland fire department are still investigating the cause of this fire. says that they are have to wait to be able really look at all the equipment to be able to realize and try to figure out what the what the cause of the fire even though the fire was controlled at the pga yard, tsa had its own fire to put out with security lines growing. >> it wasn't until about 3 in the afternoon. the tsa line started moving again. flyers say they were impressed with how the airport employees handled it all in and have conveyor belt to have the emily you know. >> but they did that great job. >> and it's true. it was impressive to see how quickly all the employees here at the oakland airport quickly jumped into action. now, while the power is back on here at the airport, this power outage is still very much an issue for people in oakland and alameda. thankfully, it wasn't too long before they got the lights on here because noel dan, you can only imagine if it had been more hours, the ripple effect that that causes not only at this airport but connecting ai

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the oakland fire department says this car was right on top of the gas line. >> when i walked out my front door, i could see the garage next door to mine was on fire as well, so i was afraid it was going to spread. ryan: oakland fire says pg&e eventually cut the gas to the neighborhood. they say no other structures were at risk of catching fire once they contained the first fire. they suspect the car's brakes stopped working. >> as they came across the intersection, possibly had brake failure, came across, lost control, and struck the house. ryan: two adults and three children were in the car during the crash. two of those children went to the hospital with minor injuries. >> due to the fact that the vehicle came down campus drive across redwood and struck this structure with force, we want to make sure the kids are ok and they are checked up on. ryan: oakland fire says the official cause of the crash that led to the fire is under investigation. morrison says he has lived in this neighborhood for 22 years and says that hill has had several crashes in the past. >> probably three or four tim

a firefighter police officer, you just believe in your and you will get their alameda county fire department division. chief randall west produces and hosts the hour-long video presentation and assembly documenting the countless contributions african americans have been made in the fire in of came in for a safety risk. those who are with us and those who the current and former fire highlighted in the all-star lineup and gifted or trades for their service has been an inspirational leader and probably legacy. that's well to retired fire chief robert overcoming overt acts of hate in firehouses and at fire scenes, the late earl gage junior. >> was the first black firefighter for the san francisco fire department and continuing to blaze the trail. robert demon's, he's retired now, but from 1996 to 2000 served as the first black fire chief in the >> we life look forward more alameda county fire chief willie mcdonald among the dignitaries. he was the first black chief for the foster city, san mateo and fremont fire departments. i was raised to believe that we could achieve. >> my parents were very

the fire department said the fire broke out on a toucan drive around 4.30 this afternoon. so far there are 3 structures affected. the good news. no injuries have been reported from force route. joins us now. he is near where the fire was burning. bring us the latest. and this is a very active scene here. i'm on a can drive. the road is right behind me. you can see the fire trucks here. the fire happened to the left of those trucks. it was a 3 alarm fire. the first building, the home. they say that they know the fire chief gave an update moments ago. he said that the fire started outside of the home and it did spread to surrounding homes. i want to show you some video that we have the cell phone video shows just how serious the flames were. i saw several cell phone video footage like resident showing it to me on their phone. >> as they shot the video, flames shooting up into the sky. when i first arrived, the flames were no longer happening, but you could see smoke covering this entire neighborhood. residents walking around an n 95 mask and a lot of water running off of the

which means, therefore, let it be so same victim, well, let's not commander of the twentieth fire departmentandrey bespalov remembers that call well, the call came in at about 9:00 pm upon arrival at the place, it was established that as a result of a shell hit, there was a partial collapse of the roof and interfloor overlap. here and under the rubble there are people. rescuers, with the help of a entrenching tool, cleared the rubble of the collapsed structural elements of the building and searched for victims of the noble profession rescuers andrey bespalov chose, as he himself says, to live life for good reason is a dangerous job, but now the risk has increased many times for employees of the ministry of emergency situations of the dpr gorlovka is under shelling every day, despite this, none of his relatives wanted to leave their hometown and my family came under shelling. it's also a house. i have destroyed for free in the fourteenth year. and now we are renting an apartment in one, then the second, and it was such that renting an apartment was a hit. uh, the upper floors and the kids wer

units of the fire department will arrive on the scene of a building fire.partment wants people to be aware of the training on treasure island, so there are not alarmed if they see a building on fire. your time is now 605 lawyers representing oakland's fired police chief laurent armstrong, already now to start the appeals process, trying to get his job back yesterday, community leaders supporting armstrong rallied outside of oakland city hall, saying they're angry and disappointed about the firing of the police chief by mayor xiang tao, and called it unjust, unethical and inexcusable. we want to see this chief brought back. and from here on out, we will continue to press the reinstatement of this, chief mayor xiang tao said armstrong was fired because she no longer believed he could lead the police department. armstrong and his command staff was also criticized and independent investigations have not holding a police sergeant accountable for misconduct. today is the first of two straight days in the u. s supreme court that could dramatically affect content o

and then of course, there are 3 paramedics from the fire department that were fired as well for not providing aid to tyree nichols as quickly as they should have, according to the fire department. when he lay on the ground in obvious pain. fire department said that they did not render aid fast enough, so they were fired as well for not following proper procedures. so there are a lot of people that have been held accountable so far. however, what you'll hear from the family and what you also hear from the lawyers as well is that is simply not enough. they want more accountability, more justice, and they're taking this really beyond memphis. now they said before to try to call for wider reforms within policing throughout the united states. so this doesn't happen again, or if it does, there will be accountability. i should say that benjamin crump, the one of the lawyers for the tyree nichols family had said that he is pretty satisfied with how the police department here has responded. at least initially, in his words, he said that the police department has done a very a job in quickly firing the

while the city was very proud, their fire department and they they just couldn't bring it upon themselves to spend for the department an editorial in a newspaper in fact said what does it matter if one fire engine gets there before another fire engine. it doesn't matter it will be put out one way or the other. this was the kind of attitude daniel was constantly railing against something else to keep in context. in the 19th century around this time, there were many urban conflagrations or big fires. but the american cities were really, in a sense, burning down. that's because they'd been built very quickly. the civil war, many of the buildings were built very close together, very high. there wasn't a lot of attention to zoning, to safe building materials. so there are major fires in many cities around the country, including chicago. now, you know about the chicago fire, don't you? we all know that mrs. o'leary's cow. and late last night, when i was, you know, you sang at a camp, didn't you? well i did. i grew up in chicago, so we sang and we all knew about mrs. o'leary's cow. but what when

the san jose fire department responded here to the 400 block of madison drive on reports of a structure fire. it became clear very quickly that additional resources would be needed. the first arriving unit fire between 2 houses. >> in called a second alarm. fortunately, the residents of both homes were able to get out without injury. it took fire crews about an hour to bring the blaze under control. at least one home has suffered significant damage. i think the second house some moderate damage and there was major damage to the year the house of origin. as for what caused the fire that is under investigation. all right, back live now again. they just cleared the scene here. the road way has opened back up. that is the very latest here in san jose. charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> all right. thank you so much, charles. now onto the latest on a mass shooting at michigan state university. police say the gunman shot and killed 3 students and critically wounded 5 others. reporter kailey be sun brings us the latest. >> overnight, a manhunt for suspected gunman coming to an end out just readi

darabi , the commander of the roz street fire fighting operation, will be held in the tehran fire departmentthe next hour. several it took a long time, but the commander of the review operation, if it wasn't good, go like this, it was written by shahid reza darabi, the fire commander of 120, who was martyred during the operation. and all of them were sent to the area for cigarettes. the agate man left while performing his duties, due to the very difficult conditions that existed in the position and the lack of compliance with the principles of storage in the building , a non-standard elevator was used and the very difficult conditions that we had, unfortunately darabi suffered it happened, two brothers, let's go, we loved your voice, it's much better for me to tell you this way, but i never felt that he would separate me and reza , but i still can't believe that this happened , baba reza is described in the mind of the family's son like this, he was always spending martyr reza darabi passed away after 27 years of service in the fire department and was buried in imamzadeh ali akbar chizar aft

so, for myself, i didn't know very many people of color who worked in the san francisco fire departmentfrican american working in this department i always felt a obligation to be that example, to provide a roadmap for folks who look like me, who come from communities that i came from to make sure they have the same opportunities. now as a san francisco firefighter i can tell you if you work hard, you get along with people, you will be welcomed into this department but we can also do a better job of representation. to me as a company officer when i'm on the fire engine or truck it is so helpful to have a rig where members can relate to the public we respond to. to me that cultural diversity of the members on our fire engines, on the ladder trucks is important because if we can do a better job of representing the community that we are serving, i think we do a better job of relating to the community that we are serving, and to me that is something that is really important. >> february 22, 2023, and the time is 5:00 p.m. this meeting is being held in person, as authorized by california gove

oakland fire department responded to calls of an outside fire that was around 11 30 last night when they arrived. they saw flames on the side of the church heading to the eaves of the building out within 90 minutes. it grew to the second floor followed by the roof, calling in more than 60 firefighters to the scene along with 3 ladder trucks. this put the team into defense firefight mode and it ended in this 3 alarm fire. thankfully, no injuries have been reported and the cause is still unknown. but by 3 o'clock this morning, the pastor was there at the church telling us that the only thing left with the 4 walls of the building. >> but this is fine, right? you you know anything think about you know, about. this is the community family community loves stop the devastation in the morning. we have new ways to help get that information out. >> now, again, this is all still under investigation when it comes to the cause. but the pastor did tell me this morning on the phone that they know the community wants to help their working for plan to figure out what is next. and i just got this text mes

the fire department says a total of 5 homes on this avenue remain unoccupied up and down 22nd avenuefriday morning. neighbors are repairing windows. the san francisco fire department says the investigation into the cause of the fire is still ongoing and that it could take weeks to determine what happened. one curious development overnight is that several large metal tanks were removed from the rubble and then taken away. the fire department would not identify what was in the tanks but say they are not ruling anything out. we want to know what causes bar. it was accidental. if it was intentional. >> if it was from criminal activity. these are all things that the investigators look at. it doesn't mean that it's one or all of those. it's going to be the best. a geisha that determines the cause and the origin, which is fox and from those facts will lead to the next steps. the fire department says they are hoping to be able to turn this block back over to the homeowners by late friday evening. >> all right, back live. now, if you're in the area here in the outer sunset, just keep in mind

so that was kind of interesting pg e and the oakland fire department are still investigating the cause of this fire. says that they are have to wait to be able really look at all the equipment to be able to realize and try to figure out what the what the cause of the fire even though the fire was controlled at the pga yard, tsa had its own fire to put out with security lines growing. >> it wasn't until about 3 in the afternoon. the tsa line started moving again. flyers say they were impressed with how the airport employees handled it all in and have conveyor belt to have the emily you know. >> but they did that great job. there's never a good time for power outage, especially at airport. people flying out say they're just glad it didn't last longer than 2 hours. meanwhile, residents in other parts of oakland and alameda, they experience a much longer outage. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland. back to you. >> as a sarah mention, folks me they were dealing with power outages. but power was restored to alameda sometime after 5 o'clock this afternoon. alameda power officials saying

so, for myself, i didn't know very many people of color who worked in the san francisco fire department. as african american working in this department i always felt a obligation to be that example, to provide a roadmap for folks who look like me, who come from communities that i came from to make sure they have the same opportunities. now as a san francisco firefighter i can tell you if you work hard, you get along with people, you will be welcomed into this department but we can also do a better job of representation. to me as a company officer when i'm on the fire engine or truck it is so helpful to have a rig where members can relate to the public we respond to. to me that cultural diversity of the members on our fire engines, on the ladder trucks is important because if we can do a better job of representing the community that we are serving, i think we do a better job of relating to the community that we are serving, and to me that is something that is really important. ♪♪ >> thank you for coming to the talent dance performance and talent show. [ applause ] >> today's performance

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raising the fire department armor.tache, the supporting structures were intact for the place of the precious wood farm, a system of magnetic eye-catchers was criss-crossed. astral him to the clayey continents of the rocks. they began to fill in foundation pits and foundation pits. moats. the water flooded pretty quickly and simply couldn’t do anything , so the first thing, as a representation of beauties, during the construction of these buildings, they began to carry out drainage, initially these drainages were a huge trench on the side of the river, dugout trays with wooden lids were laid. it must have been from excavate the pit into the water. here, and then, when the foundation of the ditches, they dried up a little, which means that they began to hammer stones there, and, as it were, they reached such drainages, they did not touch them, but these side walls were lined with bricks so that this drainage tray was between them, and dad threw such an arch onto a movable deck, they made it, and therefore these loopholes

we just got over -- got off with the fire department and they say the child is critically injured but conscious and breathing. a scary end -- a redwood tree came down on top of a home on bobcat lane. a piece of the tree spirit into the house. >> we had cruise in that living room where they were ultimately cutting away the weight and removing that off the patient. and then rendering aid as quick as they could. >> crews were able to rescue the child and transport them to the hospital. critically injured but still conscious and still breathing. the high winds also toppled this tree in brentwood city. it took down a nearby power line for landing on top of the car. another tree causing a substantial amount of damage after it fell on this house. the local fire crew responding after branches destroying the chimney on a home on crestwood drive. around 4:45 the winds roof completely off a home on hillcrest way and the roof was lined on top of a truck and in the middle of a roadway when it san mateo fire responded. no injuries were reported. tim johns, abc 7 news. >> let's get to sandhya patel

stephanie: both the mayor and fire department are now at odds with how the situation is being handled. now that the cement barricades are up, residents are happy that emergency -- but the emergency responders are not. this man couldn't be more relieved to see city crews installed this cement barrier in san francisco's mission district. >> i think it is the best thing they have done in forever. because, now i can get up in the middle the night and there are no women walking up and down the street. stephanie: he is actually enjoying his neighborhood, even if it means his relief is just pushing the problem down the road. >> it is somebody else's turn to have 40 years in the stuff. that is just obviously there needs to be a safe place for sex workers to work. stephanie: the barriers, intending to block out the problem, may just be creating a new one the local san francisco firefighters union sent out this tweet that said, selfish decisions have put others at risk and can have dire consequences. i wonder who will take credit for this? implying a large fire impacted their ability to provide

the fire department says this car was right on top of the gas line. >> when i walked out my front door, i could see the garage next door to mind was on fire as well, so i was afraid it was going to spread. ryan: oakland fire says pg&e eventually cut the gas to the neighborhood. they say no other structures were at risk of catching fire once they contained the first fire. they suspect the car's brakes stopped working. >> it sounds like it possibly had break failure -- brake failure, lost control and struck the house. ryan: they see two adults in -- they say to adults and three children are in the crash. >> due to the fact that the vehicle came down campus drive across redwood and struck this structure with force, we want to make sure the kids are ok and they are checked out. ryan: oakland fire says the official cause of the crash that led to the fire is under investigation. morrison says he has lived in this neighborhood for 22 years and says that hill has had several crashes in the past. >> probably three or four times we have had people come barreling through that intersection and hit

the san jose fire department responded here to the 400 block of madison drive on reports of a structure fire. it became clear very quickly that additional resources would be needed. the first arriving unit fire between 2 houses. in called a second alarm. fortunately, the residents of both homes were able to get out without injury. it took fire crews about an hour ho bring the blaze under control. at least one home has suffered significant damage. i think the second house some moderate damage and there was major damage to the year. the house of origin. as for what caused the fire that is under investigation. that is the very latest here in san jose. charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> i'm for news at 3 officials now focusing on the living conditions of farm workers following last month's shooting in half moon bay. and what investigators are telling federal officials about the flying objects shot down over the weekend. plus, san francisco reinforcing barriers in hopes of curbing work on cap street. we have more on their plans to improve them. >> and i'm keeping an eye on the weather. we are

as we've seen in east palestine, the fire department has to deal with it. >> bill: can you say today that it is safe to live there yes or no? >> look, the water is clear, the air is clear. we've got a clinic set up for anybody who has a problem. as far as the experts that i continue to talk to they believe it is safe to live there. >> governor, thank you. i apologize about the in interraiment -- i think i probably wrongly took from clients and people that trusted me as much money before that boat wreck as after. >> all right. i'm just trying to get through it so we don't get bogged down like we did yesterday. >> i understand. >> all right. so you wouldn't agree with me that in 2019 alone you stole about $3.7 million? >> no, i think that's correct. >> all right. would you agree with me that figure in 2019 was generally higher than any other year that you've been stealing since 2011? >> in any year, yes, i would agree. i thought overall the whole -- the whole cycle but yeah, i would agree that in 2019, i stole more money than any other year. >> would you agree with me that from 2015 on

the oakland fire department shared these photos from inside the congregation area. most of the fire damage is to the upper floor and the roof, but water damage to the ground is also a problem. >> to see it in this condition is heartbreaking. >> everything in our church had not only a dollar value but an emotional value. >> free meals and a lot of clothing, just a lot of stuff that the church has helped us with. >> i spoke with those from the oakland fire department who are currently reviewing witness statements and surveillance video. they say there could be new information released in this investigation on tuesday. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: let's turn our attention outside as we look live from our east bay hills camera tonight. g changes are coming for the bay area this week. sandhya patel is here. sandhya: get ready for winter. there is a storm that is developing to our north. it will dive southward on the first thing you will notice is the winds come up. tomorrow afternoon until wednesday afternoon, gusts 45 to 65 miles per hour that could bring down tree limbs

black church in oakland is now red tagged after a devastating fire three alarm fire the oakland fire departmentnow working with the atf to determine the cause. our crime reporter henry lee has a look now at the church is incredible loss. this was one of the most challenging fires that we've had three alarm fire ripped through first african methodist episcopal church at 37th and telegraph in oakland. flames burned through the ceiling and roof. i'm at a loss for words. i don't even know what to say. bad dream, smith says fame, as it's known, is the oldest black church in the east bay. this church is about the people. it's about the people of this community. it's about the people of the east bay is about the people who love oakland. fame has a strong rich history. so many hot spots so many void, void spaces. it just kept flaring up. oakland battalion chief frank t. j boy says the fire was reported about 10 45 sunday night for the first hour. firefighters fought the fire aggressively, but they realized they weren't making any headway decided to pull everybody out and go from offensive to a defensiv

in tennessee, the memphis fire department has terminated two emt's and a fire department lieutenant over their roles in the killing of tyre nichols, a 29-year-old african american father who was fatally beaten by police on january 7 after a traffic stop. memphis fire officials say an internal investigation revealed that the first responders "failed to conduct an adequate patient assessment of mr. nichols." video shows the emt's walking away from tyre and leaving him on the ground as he roils in agony. meanwhile, the memphis police department has revealed that a sixth and seventh officer were placed on administrative leave after tyre's killing. one of the officers, preston hemphill, who is white, participated in the initial traffic stop and fired his taser at tyre. hemphill was recorded saying, "i hope they stomp his ass," referring to tyre. an initial police report filed just hours after tyre's violent arrest shows wide discrepancies between the claims of officers and what video from the scene reveals. the video shows no evidence that tyre tried to fight the officers or reached for their

we also spoke with a spokesperson for the san francisco fire department about what is happening at the property where the fire started and if they're closer to determining a cause. for much of the day they had an excavator out here and were removing some of the debris that came from the home that collapsed. i wanted to start with video though that actually a neighbor shared that showed the first impact of this at their property, which is right on the same block. their door basically blows right off of their garage. fortunately they were not injured but said it sounded like a bomb. another relative of a neighbor shared video from inside a home on the block, can you see how bad the destruction is. a woman came out of the home that was burning with serious injuries. the fire investigation task force continued work on their preliminary investigation. there was heavy equipment out here to clear debris. one person died in the fire, at least three were believed to have lived in the home. i did reach out to the medical examiner but haven't received an update. we saw them removing cannisters, 5

the alameda county fire department says nobody was hurt in the fire. the building apparently was vacant. neighbors in the area say that another fire erupted in the same building about 6 months ago. and that should have been secured them. fire officials say the building was broken into again as homeless people look for shelter specially when it gets this cold. they also say that they'll be in contact with the owner of the building to make sure it's torn down or boarded up properly. we'll take a break. 9.12, that i'm still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. a man caught on video hurling eggs. >> and shouting racial insults. the passengers on all right. we are back with some pretty dramatic pictures to show you. look at this. this is lake oroville in 2021. >> and now it's white to 2023. big difference right? the water levels come way up. this is a picture showing just the drastic change in just 2 years. the height of the drought, 2021. and then we've got the relief brought by the rains in 2023. lake oroville, the second-largest lake in the state. by the w

two of his uncles worked in the fire department and purposefully went to study at the academy of thency situations despite all the risk. this profession gives voice to the return of a woman. with a child, the case was 10 years ago, a child, a girl has already grown up. here is a woman who remembers me in the face saw and stands hello, thank you and it is worth thanking. i thank you onboard for saving a child 10 years ago. they came to see me there for the fire. please, but i don’t remember this already in 2014, the employees of the ministry of emergency situations yes and hp saved more than 7,500 people. it doesn't count. there are those who were evacuated from the basements of destroyed buildings and taken to a safe place, if they are included statistics will be ten times more. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. but it's best to check. defender of the fatherland, this date symbolizes the heroic history of our army and navy. in his congratulations, vladimir putin, the president addressed the veterans of th