i appreciate your flexibility, i hope you are happy with your new firehouse. it's obviously much brighter and modern and space seismically facility. in the firehouse where you work, it's more than a workplace but a second home. i am committed in this neighborhood to be good neighbors, we are joined by some neighbors and we have received a little constructive criticism that why are you having the ribbon cutting in the middle of the week when we are working. if you pass along to your neighbors that couldn't be here, we will have an open house later in the evening you can be here. that's why we move senior captain in station one. i would like to invite captain to come up and say a few words. >> welcome and thank you for attending. station one is one of the biggest stations in the nation. running over 17,000 calls a year. on behalf of the station one, i would like to thank each one of you for your support in this project. we truly appreciate coming to work in an environment that is sporting our good health and safety. so ultimately we can support yours. we conside

well, the fact is, i'm not a very good firehouse dog.idding around-- this isn't some kid's tale. this is reality. (sniffing) no, i-it's actually the truth. i can smell smoke. follow me! this way! hey, martha, climb on board. we'd love to follow you, but we have to stick to the road. now, where'sthat fire? that way! helen: some firemen climb up ladders, some firemen use a hose, but no one but our martha... turn here! ...fights a fire with her nose. (siren wailing) (siren stops) (sniffing) she helped to put the fire out. she buried burning embers. her dogged heroism (cheering) the town itself remembers. the firemen were grateful. they all shook martha's paw. that nose is tops! ...exclaimed the chief. it fills me up with awe. "firedog martha, she's not a work of fiction. "she's really truly real, plus, she has perfect diction." (dad chuckles) the end. oh, well... congratulations! huh? martha: shh! huh? martha: shh! huh? martha: shh! my story starts with rinty standing in the yard. suddenly it starts to snow. rinty says, "woof, woof, woof!"

this is my firehouse! >> yeah! >> and in my firehouse, i do as i darn -- damn well please! >> yeah!> this is a poker party! >> that's right! >> so let's party! >> yeah! >> here, here. [ cellphone rings ] oh, oh. shh, shh, shh, shh. this is kim. this is kim. hello, sweetie. [ chuckles ] >> cleanup in aisle 5. cleanup in aisle 5. >> beep! would you like paper or plastic? >> this line is for 10 items or less, sir. >> okay. i got to go. >> what? are you kidding? all that didn't work? >> no. kim's parked outside. >> oh, keenan, man up. come on! >> she's a cop. she carries a gun. >> well, don't forget your panties. >> ah, just bring them for me tomorrow at work. >> i think we're off punishment. go ask him. >> no, you go ask him. >> hey, i'm not gonna ask him. >> i know. let's double-team him. >> cool. uncle curtis, can i play poker? >> uncle curtis, can i watch a movie? >> guess what? y'all can do whatever you want to do because this is my house, and in my house, i make the rules. matter of fact, malik, just sit yourself down right there. we need a fourth man. and, baby, you go upstairs a

it's a beautiful firehouse, a new firehouse. i was 6 years old in 1st grade on moscow street. we are delighted to be here. it's also a creative and unique collaborative effort. something we have never done before. it a partnership all the way. we want to thank and acknowledge the museum of modern art. we talked about the concept of the museum of modern art which if you have not been to, it's a wonderful place to visit. their needs and desires to expand for educational programs and for more of their collection. the property at 676 howard, we identified it was a place not seismic ready for our members. it's as fire safety it's of paramount importance. when they talked to us about the ideas, they came together and decided to change properties. it's a total win win situation. we are combraet -- grateful for the efforts of the museum of modern art. we want to say thank you very much and would like to acknowledge mr. charles swab, thank you, sir. board president, mr. bob fisher, dennis wong and michael are here with us today. and a man that worked hard long hours with us and that is

smith is defending johnson, saying the policy was initially meant to restrict recordings inside firehouses. >> there is no existing policy that permits individuals from wearing helmet cams and videotaping incidents outside of the firehouse. >> reporter: he's disappointed, because he says helmet cam video is a great teaching tool. abc 7 news. >>> san mateo county sheriff's deputies are warning about a mountain lion sighting. sheriff deputies got report of a mountain lion roaming in a neighborhood near redwood city early yesterday morning. it was spotted in the emerald hills neighborhood in the area of lakeview way. residents are being advised not to approach any mountain lion they may come across. >>> sir paul mccartney wants the chance to perform some of his silly love songs at candlestick park before the stadium is demolished. the mayor said mccartney floated the idea to him the weekend before last. mccartney has history at the stick. it's where the beatles performed the last live concert in 1966. mccartney said that would bring things full circle. the beatles' last concert at candlestick

. >> well, who's gonna take over as fire chief at the firehouse? >> please. you a volunteer.. you have to take over -- well, until the city, you know, hires somebody else to permanently take the job. >> yeah, i got that. >> wait, he's bad luck. he'll probably burn down the firehouse. >> [ laughs ] that's funny. >> y'all sure y'all don't want to take cousin calvin with y'all to california? >> both: yes. >> aunt ella, you don't want to go to california. they got mud slides and earthquakes and fires. >> well, baby, they also got denzel and blair underwood. i'm good. >> and they got halle berry. [ knock on door ] >> hey. >> hey. lisa told me what she did. >> she did? >> mm-hmm. she came clean. >> she -- wow. i mean, i'm glad 'cause that was -- i really, really felt uncomfortable about the whole thing. >> yeah, so was she. you know what? i'm gonna go to the bathroom. and why don't you two just take a moment to talk, okay? and, lisa, apologize to him. >> okay. so, uh...apologize. >> well, i told tanya i was sorry about the pasta... but i really liked the chicken fettuccine. >> huh?

police believe a fire broke out inside a volunteer firehouse where the party was when someone fired a handgun. the teens, ages 14 and 15, are expected to be okay. >> police need your help finding a missing woman in the district. 70-year-old yvonne little was last seen friday night. she is 5-2, wearing a blue shirt and shorts and purple shoes. if you know anything about her whereabouts, call d.c. police. >> meanwhile, more mystery in virginia after another dolphin has been found in a creek near downtown portsmouth. the virginia pilot says the sick animal had to be euthanized. this year, 170 dead dolphins have been found. what's causing the spike in ? >> a united nations team is on the ground right now in syria looking for answers on whether the government used chemical weapons. >> and new research showing how some video games can actually be good for your brain. fox5 morning news sunday will be right back.  >> now breaking news regarding the troubling situation in syria. the white house just announcing there is, quote, very little doubt chemical weapons were used b

they actually chased this kid down, got him arrested for the criminal damage on the firehouse, but for some unknown reason we didn't get a call out on it. when i get something like that, i know who he is. i put a file stop on him. for some reason they didn't call me so i didn't get to interview him that day. i had to find them again. once he was released from jail he he was back out tagging again. his tags started moving north and west of our valley. where is he going? so, then, using facebook i found out where his girlfriend was and she lives in glendale. so, they take pictures and it goes on facebook and you do the longitude-latitude and you can get kind of close to where it was. well, just so happened that he tagged at 27th avenue in glendale, right on the glendale and phoenix border, we start today set up on him and found out where his girlfriend lived. we sat on the house and caught him, okay. after we arrested mod, broad him in, same thing. sat down and interviewed him for hours. and, man, they cry. you see that? once you start getting into their -- thing that helped me with mine

i'm goin' back to the firehouse. and you know what, spence? i hope the supe is ringin' your mother's bell right now! and not her doorbell! i meant, like, he's ringin'-- i know what you meant! don't worry about him, all right? he's just in a bad mood. by the way, we're not on a date. sit over there. do you think i'm a wuss? well, define "wuss." someone who keeps inventing excuses to live at home 'cause he's just too scared to grow up already. define it again. oh, that's it! i'm a wuss! i'm just a big, stupid, doughy wussbag. you don't have to be, you know. just move out already. you know what? i might just do that. right after thanksgiving. well, why wait until after thanksgiving, ya know? i don't know. give me some time to ease into the idea. ease into the idea? i'm sorry. what exactly does that mean? i don't speak wuss. come on. it's obvious, man. you don't wanna move out! i do so! no. you know what someone who wants to move out says? they say, "i wanna move out right now. tonight! "that's right. yeah. "i'm gonna find a friend who's got, like

lane wasstation at 324 his firehouse. he died in august of 2010.p fund in his name for students at lemont high school. wheatley graduated from lemont in 1997. >> the lesbian and gay bar association of chicago brought an unusual feature to this year's market day festival. congressman mike quigley and sheila simon joined members of the group and performing what they called a faux gay wedding. with politicians have supported making same-sex marriage legal. they were invited to make a statement by taking part in the mock weddings. >> the coach of a little league baseball team on the southwest side was sick and tired of seeing gang graffiti near the field where his athletes play, so he got the community to come together and do something about it. today, the baseball team unveiled a new mural that covers a garage that had been plagued by graffiti. the homeowner said he had to repaint the garage every couple days to cover the fresh gang signs. the coach got the idea from a project after overhearing a conversation between two parents. >> they were from a d

call the firehouse. >> good idea. >> yeah. i'm going to check the bedroom. >> go check the kitchen.ed you and the fellas to come over to the house. i got an emergency. no. no, it's not a fire. i-i lost some money. a big bag, a lot of money. i -- well, just -- well, then forget it. just forget it. >> are they coming? >> no, talking about he want a finder's fee. >> if you had just done what i told you to do, the money would still be here. >> what? if we'd listened to you, we'd be living in the street. >> well, if you all would've gotten out of my house, i wouldn't even have to deal with this, period. >> "gotten out of my house." i'm so tired of living in your house. i hope we find the money quick. [ everyone talking ] >> quiet! qui-e-e-et! now, are you all fussing about the money that does not even belong to us? >> it's gone, ella. >> yeah, auntie ella. somebody came and took it. >> i took it. >> auntie? you stole the money? i am hurt. >> ever since that money came into this house, that's all you all have thought about. now look at you. you're at each other's throats. you should be as

so everybody, the guys at the firehouse, they wasn't no help.ing, has he been talking around here? anybody know anything that he been talking about lately? >> wait a minute. you're gonna get him a gift? are you saying that you believed him? [ laughter ] >> well, what's so funny? what's so funny? >> no offense, mr. payne, but we'll believe calvin is graduating after we see him graduate. >> my son is graduating, bro. now, look. you know what i'm thinking? i'll get him a brand-new suit for his first job. >> oh, he don't need a suit for that. get him a trench coat and a squeegee. [ laughter ] hey, no, no, but for real. maybe i'll get him a laptop, something like that. y'all like that, right? >> or a lap dance. i mean, i know he ain't graduating, but i'll come to the celebration. ha! ha! >> i don't think he want to go to your kind of celebration, delante. excuse me. y'all are not serious, and i'm not dealing with any of it. i'm-a come back in an hour, kiki. you can take care of me then. >> gotcha. >> no help. oh, wait. hey, curtis, make sure you send

rebuild.t ways to help chapter in new york city will be working with a number of residents at the firehousenot only an important building for security and safety, it was built in 1906 and should be preserved historically. projects thatrite we are yet to fund is bernie. policeman,w york fireman, and lifeguard. he has two sons were firefighters. he had one son that was in fitzgerald. he lost her son on 9/11. -- he lost his son on 9/11. when sandy came, a devastated what was the heart of that community. the harbor life restaurant was the chairs of the rockaway's -- cheers of the rockaway's. it is where everybody talks. bernie has been incredibly resilient to rebuild it by himself. i met him. he was a think about service restaurant saying i will build it back. this is one of many structures would like to get back on his feet in new york. it is not just international disaster. we work on 12 programs. are finding ourselves more working in the united states. here in oklahoma, you saw the terrible tornadoes. we are working locally and the regionalaia has done an incredible job. -- regional aia has

policy banning helmet cams and the 2009 policy is only meant to restrict video recordings inside firehouses>> famed musician lester chambers plans to sue the city of hayward after he was attacked while performing on stage. this video from fuse news captured the attack during a blues festival last month. watch as the woman jumps on stage moments after chambers dedicated the song to the family of florida teenager trayvon martin. dena lynn andrews poter now faces felony elder abuse and assault charges. chambers and his family want hate crime charges added. >>> sir paul mccartney wants the chance to perform some of his silly love songs at candlestick park before the stadium is destroyed. mccartney has a history at the stick. that's where the beatles performed their last live concert in 1966. mccartney says that would bring things full circle, because the beatles' last live concert was at candlestick in -- years ago, 47 years ago, and now candlestick's last concert would feature a beatle. i'd pay for that. >> yeah, that would be fun. >> and he'd buy the tickets for you. >> of course. >> it's my

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we were in this old firehouse. the second plane hit at 9:03. we still didn't know was happening. we were though doing a show that day on the connection between terror and september 11 ,-com,-com ma 1973 in chile when salvador again day the democratically-elected president died in the palace as the forces rose to power. unfortunately the u.s. forces that kissinger backed forces the nixon backed forces the itt backed forces and then i shut was a dictator who was ruthless who ran that country for 17 years. tauzin's of chileans were killed september 11, 2000 minus not the first time that september 11 is connected with terror. it has happened around the world and september 11, 1977 in south africa the founder of the black consciousness movement was being beaten to death in the back of a van bipartite forces. he died in the early morning hours. guatemala september 11, 1990 and anthropologist was killed by guatemalan security forces sadly the u.s. backed guatemalan security forces. september 11, 1971 here in the united states in new york that was the attica uprising september 9 to 13th.

just last month it was reported the local firehouse did not have a single working fire engine.ficials now say a poor response allowed a small fire to grow into that massive inferno you see. >>> new developments in the court-martial of the accused ft. hood shooter, the man who admits he pulled the trigger continues to speak freely in his own defense almost as soon as some of his victims finished their testimony yesterday they were told they were no longer allowed to speak publicly about the case. why some consider this the latest slight in a long list of injustices against the victims in this case. >>> also a troubling update on a story we've been covering for weeks, baby veronica has been given the okay to get her back and now the biological father does not want to give her up. >>> and extending their reach into more and more of our lives everywhere, what does it mean for travelers everywhere? >>> u.s. deputy, secretary of state, william burns is heading home empty-handed. less than a week after he arrived in egypt to try to mediate an end to the violence there. the military ba

(alarm ringing) (dalmatian barking) there are firehouse dogs. (sirens wailing) and guard dogs.ne thing a door dog could do. return that toy and fast! (cheering, hooting) which, to george, looked exactly like a game of tag. (toy squeaking, george cheering) (hooting excitedly) chef: ♪ 20 crates of tomatoes... (hooting, laughing) (laughing) (barking) (light chuckles) george couldn't figure out why hundley didn't want to play tag anymore. (barking) (giggling): georgie! (hundley barking) it was dylan's toy. uh-oh! (chattering) (giggling) (sighing) (groaning) (chattering sadly) (barking angrily) (gnocchi meowing) (clearing throat) (barking) if there was one thing gnocchi couldn't resist, it was a toy clown. (barking) (meowing inquisitively) hey! unh-unh! chef: ♪ three cases of olive oil ♪ 20 crates of tomatoes hello, my little gnoccherina! what do you have there, a clown? oh, so cute! now, don't chew it all to pieces, okay? i must keep my basement tidy. (groaning) hundley had better rescue that clown fast. ♪ ten sacks of potatoes ♪ five wheels of parmigiano ♪ flour for linguini ♪ and

at chapter commute city, working with a number of residents here at the volunteer firehouse. important building for securing -- security and safety. this will go in 1906 and should be preserved historically. one of my favorite projects that we're yet to fund is bernie. bernie owns the harbor light restaurant. burning was a new york policeman, fireman, and lifeguard. had two sons that are firefighters. he had one son who was in cantor fitzgerald. he lost that son on 9/11. a few months later a plane crashed a block away from his restaurant. when sandy came, it devastated what was the heart of that committee. a harbor light restaurant was basically where, it was basically the cheers of the rockaways. it was where everyone could hang their hat and talk. and bernie is incredibly residing in helping rebuild by himself. i met him just taking up blocks outside his restaurant saying i'm going to build this back. and certainly this is one of many, many structures we would like to get back on its feet in new york. so it's not just international disasters. we worked with about 12 a speci

chapter in new york city has been working with the number residents and small buildings, the volunteer firehouset in 1906 and should be. when my favorite projects, bernie owns the half of my restaurant. two sons are firefighters. counterfeits gerald. he lost that sun. few months later a plane crashed a block away from his restaurant. when sen became a devastated what was the heart of my community. the restaurant was basically a cheers, where everyone just hung at and talked. being incredibly resilient. picking of blocks outside his restaurant sam will build this back and certainly this is one of many, many structures. it is not just international disasters. there were tons of international research and programs but are finding ourselves more and more working in the united states. we work locally. working with the town, figuring out ways to build the resilience of the community. it got us thinking. the way that we find and operate is very pinpointed. maybe we should start thinking about disasters as being one town are one neighborhood. rather than waiting for the town to be destroyed it would be

we didn't know it was health we're in this old firehouse. the second plane hit at 9:03. we still didn't know it was happening. we were, though, doing a show that day on the connection between terror and september 11th, 1973. in chile, when acken day, the democratically elected president died the palace and the pinochet forces rows to power, and kiss skin jerry backed the forces, nixon backed the forces, itt backed the pinochet forces, and he was a dictator who was ruthless, who ran that country for 17 years, thousands of chileans were killed. september 11, 2001, is not the first time -- september 11th, that september 11th is connect with terror. it's happened around the world. september 11, 1977 insuring d -- in south africa, a member of the consciousness movement was being beaten in the back of a van by are par tied force -- apartheid forces, died in the early morning hours in guatemala, the an to the -- anthropologist was killed by got guatemalan security forces, sadly u.s. backed security forces. september 11, 1971, here in the united states, in my state in new york,