investigator daniel carlson has learned the exhaust systems that get rid of diesel fumes in firehouses are broken in about half of all the city's fire stations. danny is getting answers month >> the national institute for occupational safety and health recognizes that diesel exhaust could cause cancer. now, i reached out to the city and the fire department about this issue on monday, tuesday, and today, and we finally went to get answers about why the diesel exhaust systems in nearly half of cleveland's firehouses aren't working. >> just imagine a diesel apparatus moving in and out of your news station office 15, 20 times a day, and not mechanism for exhausting those fumes. >> reporter: that's the reality for firehouses like station 22 on superior and station 30 on st. clair. and many more all throughout the city. >> the red dots on this map we've created show the houses where the exhausts aren't working. the yellow show the house where s you can see here on this one the hose is literally falling apart, not taking those humans anywhere. and fire chief let emailing in august and then fi

the first one would be the firehouse and our new firehouse behind it. the next one would be pier 26 which is tremendously bigger and dark gray shows what our new footprint is going to be. the pier 28 exploratory inaand the cruise ship terminal. so although our project looks big for us it's not really a big project when it comes to building buildings and barges along the waterfront. one of the major challenges for doing any project along the waterfront is the agencies you have to go through. there's 15 major agencies listed here but there'll be a total over 20 agencies that work have to get approval from and some and everybody has their own interests and what their agency represents. so make the top. make your plan to one agency in states permit new show to another agency and we want you to change that. so these projects anything along the water or over the water takes a tremendous amount of time to get the approvals for the project. to bring this to the next i would actually be the timeline. you can see the dotted red line is where we are at now and the

the first one would be the firehouse and our new firehouse behind it. the next one would be pier 26 which is tremendously bigger and dark gray shows what our new footprint is going to be. the pier 28 exploratory inaand the cruise ship terminal. so although our project looks big for us it's not really a big project when it comes to building buildings and barges along the waterfront. one of the major challenges for doing any project along the waterfront is the agencies you have to go through. there's 15 major agencies listed here but there'll be a total over 20 agencies that work have to get approval from and some and everybody has their own interests and what their agency represents. so make the top. make your plan to one agency in states permit new show to another agency and we want you to change that. so these projects anything along the water or over the water takes a tremendous amount of time to get the approvals for the project. to bring this to the next i would actually be the timeline. you can see the dotted red line is where we are at now and the

the first one would be the firehouse and our new firehouse behind it.one would be pier 26 which is tremendously bigger and dark gray shows what our new footprint is going to be. the pier 28 exploratory inaand the cruise ship terminal. so although our project looks big for us it's not really a big project when it comes to building buildings and barges along the waterfront. one of the major challenges for doing any project along the waterfront is the agencies you have to go through. there's 15 major agencies listed here but there'll be a total over 20 agencies that work have to get approval from and some and everybody has their own interests and what their agency represents. so make the top. make your plan to one agency in states permit new show to another agency and we want you to change that. so these projects anything along the water or over the water takes a tremendous amount of time to get the approvals for the project. to bring this to the next i would actually be the timeline. you can see the dotted red line is where we are at now and then were loo

as they head to a new firehouse. the seventeen soldier firefighters have been deployed families in sending the troops off. while they have had time to prepare for the day...saying goodbye was still a difficult thing to do. so many different emotions .. sad, happy fear definitely. "now that it draws closer its hard to make the best of it but were going to." the two were just married la march. he is already working with commanders to try to be home on leave for the birth. due to a bad stomach ache -- a woman asks her sister to take her to the emergency room. she learns -- she was in labor. she didn't even know she was pregnant. she says she didn't have the typical body changes women experience during pregnancy... "even his father was talking to the doctors, like, 'how did this building a home with her new son. she says she's sorry she didn't get to enjoy being pregnant. it's coming up on today in iowa.... anchor making a hilarious it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a bill that could make it legal fo

have been forced out of the firehouse which is still partially submerged.t least 4,000 people have taken to shelters this morning. some neighbors we ran across here gave us an opportunity to actually join them on their boat as they he were going out to help neighbors remove belongings from homes. that closer look will give you a better idea or perspective of how much damage was left behind. sadly, the worst may not be over for more as they are evacuation orders in the eastern portion of the state. for example, in kinston, north carolina, where the neuse river is expected to reach record flood levels tonight and tomorrow. in greenville, north carolina, 9,000 residents evacuated their homes. that is roughly one in ten residents spending the night in shelters as the effects of hurricane matthew felt in the southeast. >> polo, thank you. chicago here they come. the dodgers play the cubs for the national league pennant. this after the victory over the nationals in the fifth game of the nlcs. the dodgers used kershaw to get the final two outs in the 4-3 win. he p

get rid of harmful diesel fumes in firehouses are broken in about half the city's fire stations. dani is getting answers tonight in this cleveland 19 investigation. >> just imagine a diesel apparatus moving in and out of your new station office 15, 20 times a day and not having any mechanism for exhausting those fumes. >>reporter: that's the reality for fire houses like station 22 on superior and sta st. clair. and many more all throughout the city. the red dots on this map we have created show the houses where the exhaust systems aren't working. the yellow show the houses where they are. >> if we have diesel exhaust fumes spewing throughout work stations it's obviously a concern. >>reporter: cleveland 19 obtained this video showing exactly what the problem is. stations are supposed to have hoses on exhaust systems like this one. they plug right into the truck and get rid of diesel exhaust so hang around for firefighters to breathe. but you can see on this one, the hose is literally falling apart. not taking those fumes anywhere. >> there's varying degrees of disrepair that have,

answers why the diesel exhaust systems in nearly half of cleveland's firehouses aren't working. >> a diesel apparatus moving in and out of your news office 15, 20 times a day and no mechanism for exhausting the fumes. >> that's the reality for firefighters for station 22 on superior and station 30 on st. clair and many throughout the city. the red dots on the map show the systems aren't working and yellow show where they are. >> if we have diesel exhaust fumes in the workstations it is a concern. >> cleveland 19 obtained this video showing exactly what the problem is. stations are supposed to have hoses on exhaust systems like this one that plug into the truck and get rid of diesel exhausts so the possible carcinogens don't hang around for firefighters to breathe. literally falling apart, not taking the fumes anywhere. >> there's varying degrees of disrepair that have existed as we speak today. >> firefighters let the chief know e-mailing in august and again in september and finally the union filed a official grievance against the city a couple of days ago and got no response. >> in

. * he's the oldest of four to the firehouse and bring his sisters down so he can hose them down. ed: he said you are part of our family too. tonight, still tracking matthew. ed: live reports from the hurricane. it is close to florida. you are looking live. maria: it is back where it some time. it was taken down this spring for repairs. ed: the universe is whole now. you have been looking at the latest information. anchor: that looks the same. it is going to go to that central coast and then go up it. channel five. jc gets the first fight. you get the rest. doughnuts adele a doors. quite she >> she loves them so much he imports them. childhood is so much better. >> it was made old school. >> what was the craziest request? >> everything from the oven. some gluten-free. bark twice for this doggie bakery. they bicker, they bake. bakeries are next.

milwaukee firefighters lost in the line of duty were honored at the downtown firehouse today. mayor barrett joined the fire chief and other local leaders at the ceremony which included the presentation of a wreath and the ringing of a fire bell for each of the 128 firefighters who've died on duty since 1875. 3 3 3 milwaukee bucks games? for some, they hold tryouts. tryouts."and the rockets red gl" glare""the bombs bursting in ai" air""gave proof thru the night" night" "that our flag was still there." there." the team is holding auditions for anthem singers today at the bmo harris bradley center. they came with varying des who's a praise and worship leader at her church, to the father of a young singer who's crossing this off his personal bucket list.there's another audition from now until 8-tonight. if you're under 18 you need to bring a legal guardian. 3 3 3 3 3 claiborne: aaron rodgers is one of the best that's doing it. some of the things he does on the field, you just can't, it's unbelievable, just calling out checks and other things, you wouldn't even think he saw it. it

firehouse subs at 48th street and chandler in phoenix. >> new york tocco. dairy queen has southern and mcclintock and pita pit. you can see how your favorite restaurants are doing by downloading the cbs 5 app and link. >>> we have missed having paul working in the studio this week. he has been doing an incredible job at paul's pay it forward car wash. >> we are in all of his dedication. he has been raising money for big brothers big sisters of central arizona. this is your last day. we are so proud of you. >> reporter: thank you, steve. we appreciate it. we aren't going to flip it yet. we're going to flip it yet. did we have fun this weekend? [ cheers and applause ]. a big thanks to the viewers who came out here and a big thank you to our buddy courtney who donated the red carpet from just floors . how many did we wash? >> a lot of cars. >> reporter: the joke that never got old: you missed a spot. this is all for big brothers big sisters. let's split the check. are you ready? oh boy, leo. let's get the champaign. here we go. let's pop the champagne. will it

it gets bad and people call 911, people don't leave the firehouse. they wait til after." ((standup bridge: don champion/cbs news, port orange, fl)) this area where i'm standing right now is expected to be underwater by this time friday....when a powerful storm surge and huge waves are expected to inundate the coast.((narr-4)) hurricane conditions are even expected inland in orlando(gfx) where disney is closing its theme parks.((nats rtv))at least 2500 national guard troops have been called up. they're preparing supplies and rescue port orange, florida. and immediately after the cbs 58 news at five, we will take you live to south florida for more on the approaching storm. storm. "tonight on the cbs evening news, minute by mintue coverage of hurricane mathew from here, the national hurricane center and from our correspondents up and down the east coast. hurricane matthew and campaign 2016, all tonight on the cbs evening news." news." burgoyne is tracking the path of this dangerous storm..he joins us now with 'ready weather.' toss to drew drew tonight: rain lingers and could

so i took a guitar and i played the -- i made up some songs and went back to the firehouse and my chief goes up and says, who is singing fireman? i think it's me. and he goes, well, they want you school. >> there have been thousands of performances and countless lives touched ever since. >> the kids that are now adults now makes me feel proud that they remember. they remember me. they stop me down the street. >> on saturday night the trailer bill uses to haul his equipment was broken into near 51 avenue and maryland. >> i opened the back doors and everything was missing. there is a speaker missing and a speaker missing here and a dolly missing and a p.a. head missing there my trumpet. me. >> the trumpet was handed down to bill by his father a volunteer firefighter who also played in the arizona national guard. >> just gave me an upset stomach and even now i'm still upset. >> an item that no amount of money can replace. >> the stolen equipment is worth between $10,000 and $15,000. glendale police are now investigating and his daughter, they set up a gofundme page to replace some of the i

. >> authorities were alerted and first responders from a firehouse across the street found the plane had broken apart and the tiny cabin upside down and the to occupants cut out of the wreckage. >> one was worse than the other male but not talking. lets put it that way. they were conscious both. >> late today the chief of police tom brennan says the pair are improving. >> apparently the pilot and passenger will survive their injuries, they are banged up expectedly. but they will probably be released in the next few days. >> the aircraft is identifies as an airco couple 13. this will particular model believed to be owned by someone in maryland had been rented and according to the faa and last departed the airport in medford. the faa has inspectors on the ground trying to determine why the plane crashed. >> reporter: now authorities here in lindenwald says that this is dense and little space to land an aircraft. they are so fortunate that no one on the ground was injured. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> lets switch live to "action news" reporter sara bloomquist

we'll get some firehouse cooking tips from a guy who should know... he's a firefighter! 8:55 our car of the week is a popular new s.u.v. at 9:40... keep the faith... it will cool off...it will cool off... because we're fashions... says, " ." thanks javier... as he mentioned the vote on 205 happening on november 8th. we've seen several ads against the proposition here... j.p. holyoak of the campaign to legalize marijuana like alcohol is on the forefront of trying to get the measure passed here. you own a dispensary here in town.. natural selections. you started down the road of medicinal marijuana and now the legalization proposition of very personal reasons? record heat may make headlines again sunday afternoon in metro phoenix before cooler weather moves in for halloween. strong high pressure is slowly starting to errode as a trough across the west coast tracks eastbound. despite this, daytime highs in the valley will run about 10 degrees above average for this time of the year. the forecast high sunday for phoenix is 93 with the current record for the day set at 94. to

but the men from the new york city firehouse rescue one came to his rescue. one of them, firefighter jim lee, repelled down the side on a 150 foot rope. and despite the rope starting to burn, grabbed the man, lowered him to the sidewalk. 15 seconds later the rope burned through and fell to the ground. it was a heroic night for the fdny, or as they call it, wednesday. tonight was another one, when the plane carrying mike pence came to a rest at the end of the runway. that's our broadcast. "hardball" begins right now. >>> something about women. let's play "hardball."

. >> when it gets bad and they call in 911, they don't leave the firehouse. they don't leave until after. >> reporter: hurricane conditions are even expected inland in orlando, where disney is closing its theme park. at least 2500 national guard troops have been called up, preparing supplies and rescue boats. and as we brace for matthew, it is important to note that this part of the south florida coast has never been hit by a major hurricane. so this will be a far more powerful experience for anyone who dared to stay behind and try and ride out this storm. at last check more than 3,000 people were in about 60 shelters set up across the state. ken and liz, back to you. >>> all right, don champion, thank you for that live report. back here in the bay area, more than a dozen flights had to be canceled because of hurricane matthew. now, most of those flights were scheduled to fly into or out of fort lauderdale or miami or orlando. all three of those cities affected. >>> let's get the latest from chief meteorologist paul deanno who is outside levi's stadium with t

as they head to a new firehouse. the seventeen soldier firefighters have been deployed to europe. senator joni ernst joined the families in sending the troops off. while they have had time to prepare for the day...saying goodbye was still a difficult thing to do. so many different emotions .. sad, happy fear definitely. hard to make the best of it but were going to." the two were just married last month...and expect a baby boy in march. he is already working with commanders to try to be home on leave for the birth. today, we could learn more about the search for a new uni president. the board of regents is meeting in cedar falls. after former president bill ruud left cedar falls for a new job in ohio. yesterday was the deadline for applications to receive the best consideration. we asked the board how many today, regents are also expected to approve nearly 90-million dollars worth of renovations to kinnick stadium. according to our coverage partners at the iowa city press citizen, a committee approved the renovations yesterday. if approved by the full board, the stadium will lose

ya'll do such a wonderful jobulj for the community.mmuny we're keeping the fridayriy firehouse series going. going. we can't thank you enough for yo your service and all the hardllh work do you keeping theo yokeepe community safe. it's time we head inside andco drink some of the warm donem don we thank you.hank you. we'll go inside the break room m and get some more laughs withhsw these guys. love this firehouse friday.y back to you guys.cko yo >> big collective thank you frof all of us back here, job well done.do. >> absolutely. absoly. 10:26. we know you're waiting for it. celebrity dish coming up next.t >> lots of stuff talk about.k at >> keep those pictures coming c our fab5pics halloween editiontn show us your best halloween look.lo we'll show it to you at theow i rental of the show.f the ow i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual... he said sure, but don't just get any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head! oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b cros

but the men from the new york city firehouse rescue one came to his rescue. one of them, firefighter jim lee, repelled down the side on a 150 foot rope. and despite the rope starting to burn, grabbed the man, lowered him to the sidewalk. 15 seconds later the rope burned through and fell to the ground. it was a heroic night for the fdny, or as they call it, wednesday. tonight was another one, when the plane carrying mike pence came to a rest at the end of the runway. that's our broadcast. "hardball" begins right now. >>> something about women. let's play "hardball." >>> who would you rather have in your corner, michelle obama or newt gingrich? with the first lady, you have her inspiring young people to vote with. the former speaker, you have him bashing a tv news anchor. and today, michelle obama took the stage in north carolina. to campaign with hillary clinton, she praised hillary clinton and made a case for american greatness. >> she has more experience and exposure to the presidency than any candidate in our lifetime. yes, more than barack, more than bill.

he arrived with a gift for the firehouse kitchen, bags of maple syrup. firefighters see it as a cry for >> i need to make a change. reporter: a coalition of caregivers surround him in minutes. he will get a bed at helping hands and recovery support during the day at serenity place. the seamless response is kind and quick. florida, massachusetts, ohio, fdny in the bronx want to know how manchester did it and what thco >> we are saving lives, i can guarantee you that. reporter: the crisis in new hampshire is still very much a crisis. and stephanie bergeron believes the medical community is discriminating and complicating how patients get care. >> anyone should be able to go to their primary care or an emergency room and say i'm having a problem with addiction. it should not be a struggle, it should be incorporated into your organizations are determined to save every life they can. >> you can come here are 1000 times, we do not care. we always say you are a client forever. >> this is opening people's eyes as far as what communities are capable of doing when

this iscreating an interesting challenge for this firehouse behind me. we've seen firefighters have to take at alternate routes because they have to avoid all the traffic. xcel said this is nothing compared to all of the issues they're experiencing under the surface right now. that changed two days ago for drivers heading downtown on speer boulevard. >> it has been worked. >> quite a few co-workers were talking about just backed up on speer and how long it took them doubling and tripling in some places, the already busy road causing even more delays all because of what's happening underground. >> makes their commute much longer. >> reporter: xcel said an old concrete steam bolt desperately needs replaced. crews closed two lanes on speer, crews saying this is an emergency. >> that vault would collapse and there would be a bigger hole in that ground that could possibly injure drivers. >> it's good to hear it ill be with over so with over soon. -- it will be over soon. >> reporter: that depends who you ask. crews have to basically build a massive new buildi

as they head to a new firehouse. to europe. senator joni ernst joined the families in sending the troops off. while they have had time to prepare for the day...saying goodbye was still a difficult thing to do. so many different emotions .. sad, happy fear definitely. "now that it draws closer its hard to make the best of it but were going to." month...and expect a baby boy in march. he is already working with commanders to try to be home on leave for the birth. parents at an iowa elementary school are given a big helping hand a motel owner in burlington thinks having a negative balance on a school lunch account is unacceptable. so he paid off all the late fees at his alma mater. "my mortgage is paid off, i have a little in the bank. i'm he said he just wants to make sure no one has to worry about lunch money. its coming up -- how one iowa veterans group is turning a need in the community -- into a fundraiser. a live report on plus -- an iowa football team -- forced to end the season early. the forecast from storm track seven me

moniker - - (( family photo emailed or 11:49:48)) when marion didn't want to tell the crew at the firehouse his given name.charlie rauterberg - john wayne birthplace and museum ((11:50:44)) " his dog's name was duke so they called them big duke and little duke and he absolutely loved that name so he went by that name - duke morrison. "((12:01:29 inside statue again ?)) larger than life - a tribute to the legend who always had true grit - and the big heart - - of a small town iowa boy.- (( 11:05:55 couple grabs bag off gift shop)) now honored and remembered by thosewho treasure the thought of walking in john wayne's foot steps. brian ((11:34:59)) "when it all comes together i think it's wonderful (( cover rest please - maybe wide museum? )) you know we can't let legends die .. we just can't . " we are road tripping - - in winterset - iowa - - i'm matt hammill. the john wayne museum and birthplace just won the state of iowa tourism award "most outstanding attraction." if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in coming up next - donald trump's response on the

reporter: a program is designed to help encouraging anyone with addiction issues to walk into any firehousetment facility. this was erin's second visit in a week. >> i'm not a bad person, i've just made bad choices and i'm not going to give up. >> communities are being ruined. if anything could be likened to a weapon of mass destruction, it is heroin and phetanol. whoever is in charge of the white house, this is something they need to pay attention to. >> weapon of mass destruction, good description. >> it is so heartbreaking. the time is now eight minutes before the top of the hour, and all eyes on apple. what the tech giant is expected to reveal at today's big event. >>> and the grinch who stole halloween? how in the world did thieves make off with more than 200 pumpkins worth nearly $3,000. >> is that true? >> terrible! >>> i saw that hillary's press secretary posted a photo on twitter of the staff surprising hillary with cake for her birthday. yeah. it was really fun. you can hardly tell that hillary spent two hours practicing her surprise face. do it again? you totaled your brand new c

the calls for service has slowed down and so now they are having to deal with realization the only firehouse closed have been have know fire crews could set up separate operation center and nearby vacant warehouse. there it was about the yesterday. the volunteer fire department is now working out of the location on tom starling road and will be there for the next couple of months. >> department is still assessing damage and what the needs might be as portable rectors will meet later today to come up with a plan engineer told me they will likely not revealed at the same location but is something the board will >>> let's check on the morning drive. there have been some accidents this morning the first one in raleigh on clark avenue an accident carver street. also an accident on arbor knightdale road at rock quarry road. we also have some road closures 95 is closed and cumberland county between exit 73 from us 421 and exit 58 at us 13 for a large closure still on 95. the roads closed from exit 341 up and to exit 334. many of these closures in the wake of hurricane matthew because of some floode

. >> reporter: since the fire, berkley and oakland built new firehouses in the hills, hydrant attachments were standardized. but yuk lipts and pine trees still pose a problem. >> they would catch fire and blow in the wind. >> reporter: fema granlted money to remove the trees but last week they with drew the funds after home owners filed a lawsuit. >> the fuel is here, the winds come every fall and all we need is a match to light it. >> all these houses are gone. >> reporter: but among those fighting to keep the trees from being cut down is scott. >> there's a misconception that the trees started the fire. >> and on the hill sits a garden for those who lost their lives and though it's been 25 years, for some the ashes of that day still smoelder. joe, nbc bay area news. >>> well, san francisco man says he didn't leave a scratch on the car but he's been charged $500. nbc bay area responds next. nighe >>> okay. we have an update on our breaking news that we've been bringing you this entire hour. this is the charred rv. firefighters say it's out. the fire under control. northbound lanes, drive

. >>> alex is now a political consultant at firehouse strategies. good of both of you to be here, maryann i will start with you first, what do u yo make of that? trump saying they're rushing in immigrants so they can vote. i would simply add it to the seemingly unending long list of allegations made up by the trump campaign if that is true, provide the evidence. there is only 32 days left until the election. how are you getting people in for them to vote. >> i think border security is a real issue, and a real issue in this campaign. and it is one of his most salient messages in the general election. i have not seen any evidence of people rushing to get naturalized to vote in the fall. >> likely to be discuss now. hillary clinton taking time off of the campaign trail to prep. donald trump having a town hall as a kind prep last night. will he be more prepared this time? >> he has to. we have quantitative evidence in the polling that that last debate and the days ahead of it hurt him across the board. he has been preparing. it is going to take a lot fo

back in 1987, the then mayor opened the doors of firehouses to whippen.t was up to the women to become accepted. >> this isn't a job if you don't want to be a fire fighter. it is a dirty, very physical job. and so, once we realized we too wanted to be firefighters, it pretty much worked itself out. >> three decter, women make up 15% of the city's firefighters. that include the fire chief. compare that to new york, where less than 1% of firefighters are women. >>> what a great day and image that is. less than two weeks from election day. presidential candidates making unusual appearances in the bay area. >> where you can find these memen tomorrow mem mem mementoes of a campaign unlook no other. >> with this money we are setting an expectation. and there is dialogue at home about college. >> the road to college starts early in oakland. how much money these kindergarteners just received to start their college savings accounts now. >> new at 6:00 -- when perfect isn't good enough. how much longer apple iphone 7 because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 ca

the elyria firehouse says there was not inform watter to -- not enough watter to fight the fire so tanker trucks were brought in. the family that lives in the house is out of state on vacation. no one was hurt. >>> this morning, traffic may move a little more smoothly as you near downtown. the george voinovich bridge is opened and real traffic. >> will ujek has the details and it hads more beauty to downtown. hi will. >> reporter: it does. looking behind me they have it decked out in the indians red and blue and it looks great and commuters will appreciate having a couple more lanes to filter into downtown with. this project five years a little more than in the making. 500 million dollar in the making. it's finally done completely opened. the project started back in bridge was demolished in 2014. crews work around the calendar to get the other bridge complete this morning i-90 east reopens two lanes. i-71 north two lanes. and entrance from state route 176 and other lanes that's 5 total in the eastbound direction. west 14th street entrance ramp, that's opened. and the ramp from i-77 north

back in 1987, the then mayor opened the doors of firehouses to whippen.t was up to the women to become accepted. >> this isn't a job if you don't want to be a fire fighter. it is a dirty, very physical job. and so, once we realized we too wanted to be firefighters, it pretty much worked itself out. >> three decades later, women make up 15% of the city's firefighters. that include the fire chief. compare that to new york, where less than 1% of firefighters are women. >>> what a great day and image that is. less than two weeks from election day. presidential candidates making unusual appearances in the bay area. >> where you can find these memen tomorrow mem mem mementoes of a campaign unlook no other. >> with this money we are setting an expectation. and there is dialogue at home about college. >> the road to college starts early in oakland. how much money these kindergarteners just received to start their college savings accounts now. >> new at 6:00 -- when perfect isn't good enough. how much longer apple iphone 7 >>> live where you live. >>> good evening

the guys at the firehouse say he's a smart boy. >> went straight to the top. that's awesome. firefigh >> yeah, great thing for them to do. behave been showing you hurricane matthew and how it's getting ready to change the lives of millions floridians once it makes landfall. >> and how it could change the race for president. >>> a toy company in rhode island is paying a settlement to end a legal battle over a toy hamster. hasbro was company named a hamster that was named harris falkner. the lawsuit claimed the hamster was also designed to look like the host. see for yourself here. the company denies the claims but settled for an undisclosed amount. falkner says the toy was an insult and damaged her credibility. >>> the first trailer for jackie is filmed depict the life of former first lady jackie kennedy onassis has been released. >>> that was one brief shining moment... >> the first scene opens with the actress natalie portman as kennedy staring at the crowds of people on the streets for her husband's funeral. it take place the days following jfk's assassination. jackie was s

. >> when it gets bad and they call 911, they don't leaving the firehouse. they don't leave until after. >> reporter: this area where i'm standing is expected to be under water by this time friday when a powerful storm surge and huge waves are expected to inundate the coast. hurricane conditions are even expected inland in orlando where disney is closing its theme parks. at least 2500 national guard they're preparing supplies and rescue boats. don champion, cleveland 19. >> mark: don, thanks. we have some live pictures here. this is juno pier in palm beach, florida. the surf is churning up good. parts of florida have never experienced a major category hurricane. >> anchor: this is serious stuff. >>> northeast ohioans are moving into action to help. red coross workers are ready to three. two are in north carolina and one to georgia. and many of these folks are volunteers. of course, you can help by making a donation to the red cross for hurricane matthew relief. >>> the hurricane situation in florida has led us all to reveal that quite honestly we know just a

. >> construction on a new charter school and a firehouse will be among the first projects to break ground. >>> mark segraves talked to one couple who's been waiting a long time for this day. that. mark? >> reporter: yeah, good evening, jim. you know, the economic boost of this neighborhood is a big deal as part of this agreement, but there's another cool part of this. take a look at all of this open space. it is absolutely beautiful. for more than 100 of years, this has all been fenced off to the public and these neighbors including kelly and jim shy who years ago invested in the future of this neighborhood hoping that this day would come. >> i've been waiting a long time and kelly shy bought this restaurant on georgia avenue just blocks from the main entrance to walter reed. when they first opened, the hospital was still open. so many of their customers were military. >> knew it would be a little bit tough. it was. we had a lot of the military business. >> reporter: then when the hospital closed taking thousands of military personnel away, their business took a hit. >> we've done well in

she'd spent the night at grandma's, he at the firehouse at work. but why was the garage door open? and what was that inside? george had grown accustomed to trauma and death. but this? >> i think i need to report a break-in and a murder. >> coming up, a chilling discovery. shauna tiaffay is found beaten to death inside her home. some of her personal items found outside the house. what might they reveal about the killer? >> what crosses your mind when you realize it's somebody walking away from the scene discarding things? it's something a stranger does or a predator. >> absolutely, a predator, sexual predator. >> when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. shauna tiaffay, loving mother by day, cocktail waitress by night, was brutally murdered after her shift at the casino and far from the vegas strip, her co-workers and neighbors were terrified. was this the work of some sort of stalker, or was danger lurking closer to home? here's keith morrison again with with "under a full moon." >> reporter: part of what made it so incomprehensible was

it encourages anyone with addiction issues to walk into a firehouse and get fast tracked into a treatment facility. >> when we go to them, it's because they have hit rock bottom or they have overdosed. when they come to us, it's a choice. >> reporter: this was aaron's second visit in a week. >> i'm not a bad person. i made bad choices. i'm not going to give up on myself. >> we look at it as if you show up once and you come back twice, that's 100% success rate because you found us the first time and you had an issue and came back. >> reporter: this woman handled many of the cases of the cases referred by the fire department. she and her staff couldn't save them all. >> i can think of four of them l that rattled us. >> communities are being ruined. if anything can be republicaned to a weapon of mass destruction, it's this. >> reporter: interdiction efforts can't fix this that will be waiting for the next president to address. >> whoever is in charge in the white house, this is something they need to pay attention to. >> the street level busts will continue. they are trying to follow the sup

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. >> reporter: since the fire, berkeley and oakland built new firehouses in the hills. hydrant attachments were standardized, along with communication systems. but coffman says thick woods of non-native eucalyptus and pine trees still pose a hazard. >> those embers would catch on fire and be blown in the wind, which is happened 25 years ago. >> reporter: fema granted $5.6 million to east bay agencies to remove the eucalyptus trees, but last month the agency withdrew the funds after some homeowners filed a lawsuit. >> it's a question of when. the fuel is here, the winds come every fall, and all we need is a match to light it. >> all these houses are gone. >> reporter: among those fighting to keep the trees from being cut down is scott. >> there's this misconception that the trees started the fire and spread the fire. neither is true. >> reporter: at the base of the hills, there's a garden honoring those who lost their lives, including scott's mother. and though it has been 25 years since the flames, for some, the ashes of that day still smolder. joe rosato jr. -- >> it f

she'd spent the night at grandma's, he at the firehouse at work. but why was the garage door open? and what was that inside? george had grown accustomed to trauma and death. but this? >> i think i need to report a break-in and a murder. >>> coming up, a chilling discovery. shauna tiaffay is found beaten to death inside her home. some of her personal items found outside the house. what might they reveal about the killer? >> what crosses your mind when you realize it's somebody walking away from the scene discarding things? it's something a stranger does or a predator. >> absolutely, a predator, sexual predator. >> when "dateline extra" continues. no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all, the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $369 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. and now...i'm in bristol, inia. tennessee. on this side of the road is virginia... and o

. >> reporter: since the fire, berkeley and oakland built new firehouses in the hills. hydrant attachments were standardized along with communication systems, but kaufman says thick woods of nonnative uk lip teucalyptus an trees still pose a danger. fema granted $5.6 million to east bay agencies to remove the eucalyptus trees but last month the agency withdrew the funds after some homeowners filed a lawsuit. >> it's a question of when. the fuel is here. the winds come every fall. all we need is a match to light it. >> reporter: among those fighting to keep the trees from being cut down is scott. >> there's a misconception that the trees started the fire and spread the fire. neither is true. >> reporter: at the base of the hill sits a garden honoring those who lost their lives, including scott's mother, and though it has been 25 years since the flames, for some the ashes of that day still smolder. joe rosato, jr. -- >> it feels like yesterday. >> reporter: -- nbc bay area news. >>> it's the latest massive merger. at&t is buying media giant time warner. it brings together

it encourages anyone with addiction issues to walk into a firehouse and get fast tracked into a treatment facility. >> when we go to them, it's because they have hit rock bottom or they have overdosed. when they come to us, it's a choice. >> reporter: this was aaron's second visit in a week. >> i'm not a bad person. i made bad choices. i'm not going to give up on myself. >> we look at it as if you show up once and you come back twice, that's 100% success rate because you found us the first time and you had an issue and came back. >> reporter: this woman handled many of the cases of the cases referred by the fire department. she and her staff couldn't save them all. >> i can think of four of them l that rattled us. >> communities are being ruined. if anything can be republicaned to a weapon of mass destruction, it's this. >> reporter: interdiction efforts can't fix this that will be waiting for the next president to address. >> whoever is in charge in the white house, this is something they need to pay attention to. >> the street level busts will continue. they are trying to follow the sup

she'd spent the night at grandma's, he at the firehouse at work. but why was the garage door open? and what was that inside? george had grown accustomed to trauma and death. but this? >> i think i need to report a break-in and a murder. >> coming up, a chilling discovery. shauna tiaffay is found beaten to death inside her home. some of her personal items found outside the house. what might they reveal about the killer? >> what crosses your mind when you realize it's somebody walking away from the scene discarding things? it's something a stranger does or a predator. >> absolutely, a predator, sexual predator. >> when "dateline extra" continues. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to

. >> when they get bad and call 911, they don't leave the firehouse. they do not leave until after. >> reporter: this area where i'm standing is expect to be under water by this time friday when a powerful storm surge and huge waves are expected to inundate the coast. hurricane conditions are even expected inland in orlando where disney is closing its theme parks at least 2500 national guard troops have been called up, they are preparing supplies, and rescue boats. now, as we brace for matthew it is important to note that this part of the coast, including the area where this storm could make land fall, it has never been hit by a major hurricane before, all ready at this hour more than 3,000 people are taking up shelter in places set up in 60 locations across the state, kate? >> thanks, very much don. >>> stay safe down in daytona peach weal check in with you throughout the rest of the event and as don said this area has not really been hit by a major hurricane in quite sometime, east coast of florida and that may cause a false sense of security for peo

i have been working on this issue and i was at the sandy hook firehouse and the church with families, holding hands and working with loved ones of the victims. this is a public health emergency, a crisis or our country. these measures must be passed and congress must cease to be complicit with the gun lobby. we are breaking the grip of the gun lobby. my opponent and i have a disagreement. he voted against the ban on domestic abusers having guns and he received an honest grade from the nra. that could be the reason. i will continue to fight for these commonsense measures, including the ban on terrorists buying guns. people are dying as country, this -- in this country and we should deem this as a health measure requiring immediate action. that is the way we need to regardregard our gun violence pm in this country. >> mr. carter, you have two minutes. we do have a gun problem in this country. we have people dying in our streets every day and it doesn't he to be solved. the question is how do you get there? first off, let me explain. we have to not be complacent. i addressed one of the m

she'd spent the night at grandma's, he at the firehouse at work. but why was the garage door open? and what was that inside? george had grown accustomed to trauma and death. but this? >> i think i need to report a break-in and a murder. >> coming up, a chilling discovery. shauna tiaffay is found beaten to death inside her home. some of her personal items found outside the house. what might they reveal about the killer? >> what crosses your mind when you realize it's somebody walking away from the scene discarding things? it's something a stranger does or a predator. >> absolutely, a predator, sexual predator. >> when "dateline extra" continues. for discounts, like safe driver and paperless billing. but nobody knows the box behind the discounts. oh, it's like my father always told me -- "put that down. that's expensive." of course i save people an average of nearly $600, but who's gonna save me? [ voice breaking ] and that's when i realized... i'm allergic to wasabi. well, i feel better. it's been five minutes. talk about progress. [ chuckles ] okay. talk about progress. [ chuckles

now, you have two locations -- one is the firehouse on waller street and, of course, the children's advocacy center out in the bayview. >> first, cheryl, thank you so much for having me here today and shining the light. we all have a role to play in preventing child abuse, and thank you for being such a champion in this effort. >> it is a team effort. you know, it takes all of us to do this, and one of the things that you were sharing with me before we started the program is that the numbers just don't go down, sadly. >> no, in fact, in san francisco, there are more than 5,000 reports of child abuse each year, and the research shows that actually there's about 40% of cases that are never even reported. it's tragic. >> you have a place now that's just beautiful. i got to tour it last year, and i want to show people an update of the children's advocacy center. advocacy center in the bayview is just beautiful. it's a nice, safe place where kids who have been abused can share their stores one time. >> it's an incredible partnership that we have with the city and county of san francisco, where, a

with our next guess, terry sullivan, who is marco rubio's former campaign manager and partner at firehouse strategies. thank you for joining me. first off i wanted to know, are you going to be voting for donald trump? >> you know, that's a real tough thing to do. i live in washington, d.c., so my vote doesn't matter on that race. but, you know -- >> saying your vote doesn't matter, though, are you going to vote for donald trump? >> i can't do that. i'm not going to. i'm not going to vote for hillary clinton. we're faced with two awful, awful choices as candidates for our presidency. >> the cook report this morning said it expects democrats to gain control of the senate, potentially picking up five to seven seats. marco rubio is in a much tighter race than he expected with patrick murphy. i noticed he's not campaigning with donald trump today, even though hillary clinton is campaigning on behalf and with patrick murphy. why is he not standing behind -- or beside the top of the ticket? >> look, he's running his own race and he's doing a good job at it. he's outperforming donald trump in ever

i have been working on this issue and i was at the sandy hook firehouse and the church with families,olding hands and working with loved ones of the victims. this is a public health emergency, a crisis or our country. these measures must be passed and congress must cease to be complicit with the gun lobby. we are breaking the grip of the gun lobby. my opponent and i have a disagreement. he voted against the ban on domestic abusers having guns and he received an honest grade from the nra. that could be the reason. i will continue to fight for these commonsense measures, including the ban on terrorists buying guns. people are dying as country, this -- in this country and we should deem this as a health measure requiring immediate action. that is the way we need to regardregard our gun violence pm in this country. >> mr. carter, you have two minutes. we do have a gun problem in this country. we have people dying in our streets every day and it doesn't he to be solved. the question is how do you get there? first off, let me explain. we have to not be complacent. i addressed one of the mos