this afternoon we received a call about a person with a firemen.t person with a firearm has now bear ca-- barricaded themselves on the 500 block of valencia. a perimeter has been set up and we have request eed businesses d shelters to stay in place. we're asking for people to stay away from the area due to the traffic congestion. >> officer, this is really important. i'll ask you this question. we did see chopper shots of officers appearing to be on a roof. do you want us to not show that from a tactical perspective? >> that's correct. >> sky 7 chopper avoid showing officers on the roof. we want to get that squared aquickly. also, want to ask you, people called in and saw the report of the firearm. is there any report this man fired the weapon? >> not csure. can't confirm the sex of the suspect and we don't have any reports of the firing of the firearm. we don't have reports of anyone injured at this point or anyone barricaded with that suspect. we have our hostage negotiations team there to handle the situation. that's not because we have informat

only when it looked like the church next door would also catch on fire did they allow firemen to fight the fire. they dispersed in mobs and they get over to blaze and street and there's some black working men who cameut to find out what was going on. there's smelling smoke, see see the flames and at that.gunfire erupted and what we know a couple things. all the dead were black, we we know that the rampage lasted about three days, it had been orchestrated and planned for many months before this outbreak on blaze and street. this was spontaneous but the white community under wardell and several other leaders had been stockpiling rifles, you even had a gatling gun used in 1890 and all of a sudden these militia groups were coming in from elsewhere. they really it would take a couple of hours to reach and they all showed up pretty immediately. you had the wilmington light infantry recently demobilized with all their high-powered ruffles and you had the wilmington naval reserve in a small cannon. these people shutdown out wilmington with their martial law, strip 13 men women and children. th

it was only when the church next door look like it would burn, do they allow the firemen to fight the blaze. they disperse and go home. streett over to blatant and there is some black workingmen who came to find out what is going on. and are seeing this gunfire up to it. all of the dead were black. we know the rampage lasted about three days. it had been orchestrated and plan for many months before -- the outbreak was probably spontaneous. but the even had a sort of issuing gun -- machine gun type used in war. all of the sudden, all of these militia groups were coming in from elsewhere. it would take a couple of hours reach of them to get here and they showed a pretty immediately. paramilitary organization recently demobilized with all of their high-powered rifles. they had the reserves. these people shut down wilmington, declared martial law. they were strip searching men, women, children, black men, women, and children on every corner. there were a number of black letter carriers nearly beaten to death by white mobs. some white women came to the rescue and got the hooligans off them

they were the people who to this point had been african-american alderman, the firemen, the police and sheriff deputies. and wilmington went back to being ruled by this category of white supremacists and a number of white families. >> you have a situation where the intelligence and the leadership of the black community is basically wiped out for a generation, and from there wille looking at something now more than 100 years later, and people asking the questions, what can we do to change that? you've got come in wilmington now behind every decision about rezoning or redistricting school or neighborhood schools are whether or not we should have at-large voting for city council district voting, all of that have a legacy directly tied to 1898 because we are the future of that history. i always think of that event as a being like the tunnels that ruunder wilmingt from about seven street on down to the river. there are these all drainage tunnels that you to come up all of the five houses and judges all the way down the river. they were probably also used for other things. they are kind of a

there's firemen in the crowd burning the building.this is the building the daily record which was the newspaper, the african newspaper that alex manley edited. this is a photograph of the actual press of the daily record after it was burned. you can see how the burning spurned around it. these are little more chilling. the ones that mark where people were killed. this portrait or photograph is where a white gentleman was killed and there's an x right here if you see an a little description at the bottom that says this is where a white man killed during the coup d'État. this photograph here says this is where two african-american gentlemen were murdered and there are two axes in this photo as well. i think a north carolina room like this is very important to the community becae gives easy access to the material and i think that people feel and more and more so assume that you can find everything online. really, you can't. especially when you're looking at archival materials, genealogy material, one-of-a-kind materials one-of-a-kind mat

interestingly, there are firemen in the crowd helping burn the building that this is the building where the daily record, which was the african-american newspaper that alex manley rented, the press was kept in this building and this is a photograph of the actual press for the daily record after it was burned. you can see how the building just burned around it. so the photographs that are a little more chilling are ones that mark where people were killed. so this portrait or photograph is where, this one was where a gentleman was killed and there's an ex right here, if you see, there's a description at the bottom and it says this is where a white man was killed during the coup d'etat and this photograph here is where two african-american gentmen were murdered. and there's two axes in this photograph as well. i think in north carolina room like this is very important to the community because it gives easy access to the materials. i think people still, more and more so assume that you can find everything online and really, you can't. you really can't, especially when you're looking at arch

or teacher, we wa nt be a doctor, firemen or teacher, we want them to say i want to run a bar, iwant want to be a hotel manager, restau ra nt bar, i want to be a hotel manager, restaurant manager or nightclub manager. i am sorry, we are out of time, ufi ibrahim, the chief executive of the british hospitality association. thank you for your time. you're watching business live. our top story... you can't escape it! the eu has published draft guidelines on how it intends to negotiate britain's departure from the blog. there is an indication that the eu was ready to talk to britain on a future trade deal before the two sides agree that final terms on brexit. it said britain would have to show sufficient progress on its departure settle m e nt sufficient progress on its departure settlement in a first phase of negotiations and eu states could launch trade talks in a second phase. five indian banks are to merge with the country's largest bank — the state bank of india, or sbi — to create a super—bank. the government expects the merger to create $200 million in cost savings. but is consolid

want at christmas of 1864 that turned out to be the largest bombardment of the civil war, but the firemen on the port which is the largest, strongest confederacy coast fortifications largely ineffective. so the army saw the defense was still strong, the gannets in the fort still pointing up the ground across which army would have to attack so they aborted. the confederates were victorious. victorious. two and a half weeks later they returned with a slightly scaled-down navy task force, more soldiers understand there were determined to capture the fort. after two and half days of bombardment, the second largest naval bombardment in civil war, union ground forces attacked laten the afternoon of january e confederate defenders. outgunned, outmanned, exhausted they put up a good fight but te fort spell that night. and then the union forces turned their gunfights river to capture wilmington. general braxton bragg to his departmental commander abandoned the forts at the mouth of the river and with drew them to fort anderson. that's when the most soldiers were in fort anderson during the war. th

our values with the city we stand here to say we'll always fight for what is right and fight for firemen democracy and the ones that have the least voice in our city thank you very much. >> (clapping.) >> okay oh, allahu our own commissioner. >> good afternoon. >> (clapping.) >> my name is hayla i serve on the human rights commission and acknowledge our executive director and mike the commissioner please stand for all the work you do on behalf of the commission. >> (clapping.) >> as you may know you know i don't lead this i'm infrastructure the wleefrp our community is grateful for the work in moving this ordinance forward and the history of unwavering support of the diverse community and protection of the advancement of our civil rights he offered this precedent setting ordinance and reaffirmed the entire nation what san francisco values are and for what lengths we'll go to protect the lives and lived and hull constitutional rights of our citizens this ordinance again, the first of its kind in the country not only prohibits the local agencies from participating in the special register b

women we have in our areas whether they're in the material -- military producing goods and services, firemen, police, with such a great workforce we want to bring them back to new york where we have seen colossal losses in terms of population and industry. that is part of what my mission is. i mean, i love to go into my district every week and find people are making things and contribute to our community. so it has been really excited. the party gets me excited about being a member. i dental services gives us the ability to bring back financing and to give us the credit we need to keep the stops coming back. >> another job is remington. rep. tenney: yes. the only one in new york state. they produce guns, obviously, for the military, poor sportsman, and for personal protection. they were founded in new york and we would like to keep them. they have had setbacks now and then. some recent layoffs because the economy is down but we also have a very negative viewpoint from our governor and from simon new york about the second amendment -- some in new york about the second amendment, so we want to

the firemen of the beach which will involve our wig boats thbi we have. ski jets that we have. >> am i the only one that thinks this is clearly a job for the police? >> what we set up will be phenomenal. >> things take a nasty turn when chopra comes to down. >> drugs, murder. >> dead body on our beach and all started when she took over. >> some people are up to no good. >> watch out. because i got you. >> we got to go undercover. >> undercover. >> yeah, a little too undercover. >> say jason bourn has -- >> the toughest stunts in check out what zac tweeted. >> mad respect for all ladies two wear heels. >> finally someone who understands. >> still ahead, what is it really like hanging out with oprah? >> who wants coffee? >> reese witherspoon has some pretty crazy stories to tell. >> our nicole kidman exclusive. does the success of big little lies mean she will do more tv? >> i'm not used to being in people's living rooms on sunday night. >> faith hill's beauty tips for looking great at any age. >> it is tock have wrinkles. >> she opens up about her past fas

women we have in our areas whether they're in the material -- military producing goods and services, firemen, police, with such a great workforce we want to bring them back to new york where we have seen colossal losses in terms of population and industry. that is part of what my mission is. i mean, i love to go into my district every week and find people are making things and contribute to our community. so it has been really excited. the party gets me excited about being a member. i dental services gives us the ability to bring back financing and to give us the credit we need to keep the stops coming back. >> another job is remington. rep. tenney: yes. the only one in new york state. they produce guns, obviously, for the military, poor sportsman, and for personal protection. they were founded in new york and we would like to keep them. they have had setbacks now and then. some recent layoffs because the economy is down but we also have a very negative viewpoint from our governor and from simon new york about the second amendment theome in new york about second amendment, so we want to make

areas whether they're in the military, whether they're producing goods and services, whether they're firemen, police, we have such a great workforce that we want to bring them back to new york where we see these ca lossal losses in terms of population and industry so that's part of what my mission is. i love to go into my district every week and find people that are making things and contributing to our communities, so it's been really exciting and that's part of what -- the part that gets me excited about being a member and financial services gives us the ability to bring back financing and to give us the credit that we need to keep those jobs coming back. >> another company is remington. >> yes, the oldest continuously running manufacturing facility in new york state though they produce guns obviously for the military for sportsman and also for personal protection. they're founded in new york and we'd like to keep them there. they've had some setbacks here and then. we just recently had some layoffs because the economy is down but we also have a very negative viewpoint from our governor an

i' >> these are the firemen of the beach, which will involve our big boats that we have, ski jets thathave. >> am i the only one that thinks this is clearly a job for the police? >> what we set up is going to be phenomenal. >> things take a nasty turn when brianca chopra comes to town. >> some people are up to no good. >> watch out, because i got you. >> we have to go undercover. >> undercover. >> a little too undercover. >> jason born got some -- >> the toughest of all those stunts, check out what zach tweeted today. mad respect to all the ladies -- one of my hardest stunts ever on baywatch. > finally someone who unrstands. >> still ahead, was it really like hanging out with oprah. >> who wants coffee. pretty crazy stories to tell. >>> then, our nicole kidman closive. does the success of big little lies mean she'll do more tv? >> faith hill's beauty tips for looking great at any age. >> it's okay to have wrinkles. >> spehe ons up about her past fashion regrets. >> i used to have awful styles. >>> happy birthday. >> i thought i would spend my birthday with you. >> how nice. >> reese wi

. >> is that the firemen? >> yeah. they are here. >> okay. rocco, i'm going to let you go. did a great job, buddy. >> reporter: local police calling rocco a hero. standing tall with the force, and relieved his mother is better. >> sometimes i just don't want to let go of her when i have to go to school. >> david muir, abc news, new york. >> and he was late but he still did go to school first grade. >> all right. there you go. learn aid wonderful lesson. was it penguin prisoners? penguin prison, the group. world famous. my cold medicines' wearing off. that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. guess i won't be seeing you for a while. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? let's end this. from surfaces for up to 48 hours. you can pick up the flu it's like having a sick family member in your home. but lysol kills 99.9% of germs including 8 cold and flu viruses. lysol that. th...oh, baked-on alfredo?e. ...gotta rinse that. nope.

heartbreaking twist we've learned that the lieutenant was actually leaving the funeral of one of his fellow firemenho died of cancer. the alleged drunk driver is facing a list of charges. reporting live in the sat center, jeanette reyes, channel 6 action news. >>> a disturbing story on several levels. >>> three critically injured in a fire at a home in south philadelphia. the fire broke out along the 2200 block of fits water street. four were rescued, three with serious injuries. a 73-year-old man, a 71-year-old man and a man in his 30s were critically injured. a fourth man was not injured. >> the defending national champions, the villanova wildcats clinched the number one overall seed in the ncaa tournament. >> it was exciting, but not surprising. exciting, not surprising. i think i have that right. nobody is surprised, but still very exciting for the team. >> they are very happy. obviously have a very difficult road ahead. repeating is not so easy. happened only once over the last ten years by florida. see if they can do it. villanova is the number one overall seed in the ncaa tournament for the

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emill escaped from a window and firemen pulled out his baby and wife. >> i was sleeping.ust heard the alarm. >> reporter: the fact that other apartments did not burn is a miracle. officially fire investigators have yet to name a cause. unofficially, neighbors have their own theories about the woman in that burned apartment. >> she does like to burn incense, so something must have caught fire, but she was passed out. she wasn't able to catch the fire. >> reporter: we have one certainty, demetrius can sleep knowing he did his best to save a life. he is not comfortable, however, with being called a hero. >> most people in the situation i feel like would have done the same thing. >> reporter: in san rafael, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> in oakland, police are looking for anyone who saw an early morning crash involving a police cruiser. sky 7 shows you broadway near ridgway avenue where the officer slammed into a lamp post about 5:25 this morning. the officer went to the hospital, is going to be okay. another driver was also involved in the crash. that other driver was not h

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there are 30, 40 firemen and women here, searching through the rubble.and dozens of police officers also. people have reported saying that they heard a large explosion. some people thought that cars had gone into their houses, because the shaking was so intense. altogether, pretty chaotic, really. judging from what we can see behind you, you have the ambulance on one side and on the other side we can see the edge of some houses. this is a residential area? are you able to get a clear eyed deer of how many houses may have been affected by this explosion directly? —— clear idea. have been affected by this explosion directly? -- clear idea. at the moment, although this has not been confirmed, i do not think any houses have been damaged to any particular extent. what is completely damaged, com pletely extent. what is completely damaged, completely razed to the ground is a dance studio, that was near a chinese takeaway, and there were a number of people inside the chinese restau ra nt. number of people inside the chinese restaurant. i appreciate you only have

emergency service response has been huge, two dozen police cars, the same number of ambulances and 50 firemenjured, any details around that? so far the numbers we have had officially confirmed are around 32 injured. they are described as walking wounded team. there are a further two described as serious injuries, none of those are said to be life changing, though. but a senior officer we spoke to in a press briefing earlier did say that he is surprised there were no fatalities today. i understand people have told you that they did smell gas in the days before the explosion happened? yes. i spoke to five or six different people and they all said they smell gas in the area over the last day. one lady in particular said she was shopping in the area, what would have been thursday, and she said she actually saw a lady tried to light a cigarette and such was the strong smell of gas she rushed over to say don't like that and that's how strong she said the smell of the gas was. -- light. the focus now is on keeping people safe, the emergency services, ambulance and police, there will come a time when

the firemen were jumping into the fire. >> one woman suffered smoke inhalati inhalation. firefighters got the upper hand. it's been labeled an accident. causing more damage. >> i'm told people from the community almost immediately started showing up here with dags of clothing for the children and their elementary school is now coordinating an island-wide fundraiser for that family. >> everybody needs to help out. that's how you make a community. >> reporter: in this case, community teamwork that saved lives. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> philadelphia district attorney zt williams just left an appearance in federal court a week after indicted for bribery and corruption charges. >> his lawyer wants off the case. michael diamondstooen filed paperwork say iing he can't affd to pay him. asking the judge to be formally removed, but that did not happen. the judge said he would have to stay on until another attorney could take over. williams says he has someone willing to take his case ask could start representing him as early as friday. he makes $175,000 a year but has a well-

. >> reporter: livermore winemaker hall spent more time in his rubber boots than when he was a firemen. >> the kids like to stomp around in the put lts. last year didn't hold a candle to what we've gotten this year. and here it comes again. >> reporter: though the rainy season hasn't wrapped up yet. >> absolutely classic. >> reporter: there are hints of spring. >> we are starting to see bud break in some of the vines. >> reporter: that is nature's annual ritual. it is the start of what will become the vine's leaves and grapes. >> that's the wine coming in. >> reporter: and the part of grape growing that keeps the vintners up at night. >> they are fragile at this point in time. you can see, it's gone. a good hailstorm can knock them off. >> reporter: the promise of spring is a call to action across the wine region. at this vineyard workers were shaping newly sprouting vines. >> we have a lot of weather. >> reporter: this winemaker prefers continual rain over the alternative. >> i'd rather deal with that than the drought. >> these plants are like all my kids. >> reporter: with rain still

. >> is that the firemen? >> yes. they're here. >> rocco, i'm going to go ahead and let you go. you did a great job buddy. bye-bye. >> bye. >> wow. that was andrea klein thomas reporting. she tells us rocco still went to school that day. >> remarkable. he says all the attention is making him a little nervous but excited as well. >>> our news continues now with jim and wendy. >>> news4 at 5:00 starts now. >>> break right now at 5:00, a man shot and killed in the parking lot of a local in a live report. >>> a fare hike and service cuts coming to metro. some riders tell us they'll be left without a way to get around. we've got a look at the impact cuts are having on our area roads. >>> bracing for the day without a woman. what organizers expect to happen and hope to accomplish with tomorrow's protest. >>> first up tonight at 5:00, storm team 4 tracking some rain now rolling through our region. thanks for joining us. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. these are showers that could last through the evening. let's head over to the storm center where doug kammerer is keeping an eye on

. >> is that the firemen? >> yeah, they are here. >> okay, rocco, i'm going to go ahead and let you go. you did a great job, buddy. >> reporter: tonight local police calling him a hero standing tall with the force and relieved his mother is better. >> sometimes i just don't want to let go of her when i have to go to school. >> awe, man, that little guy is great. >> sweet. >> stay with us, we have ideas for your weekend, next. >> - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries priced 40-70% off every day. bargainomics. that's our business model. and our business model is... delicious. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >>> from food to st. patrick's day fun, if you're looking for something fun, we got you covered. >> we have ideas from our partners at hood line. >> green beer, bac

being pumped in by the winds pushing at about 15 miles per hour, and that's an added hazard that the firemennd women will have to deal with at this fire. >> alexis, and this is very early in the morning and it's a res denyti residential area, and is it having an affect? >> it is. it was originally reported around market street and meade, and then they said it is closer to market street and san pablo, and that's a major cut through that area, and it's west of lake merit, and north of 880 and just to the west of 980, so sort of in the little triangle there. i am seeing red there, and not a huge backup on market but it's spilling over on to san pablo avenue, so avoid this area and it's likely going to be a long-term situation and it's going to get worse as the morning continues. >> alexis, thank you very much. can you see the firefighters battling this from the ladder trucks. at this point we do not think they are able to be inside. it sounds like they were at one point and then were told they had to get out because the floors and the roof were becoming compromised and it was putting the crews

. >> these are the firemen of the beach, which will involve our big boats that we have, the ski jetsks this is clearly a job for -- >> what we've set up is going to be phenomenal. >> things took a nasty turn when chopra comes to town. >> it all started when she took over. >> you people are up to no good. >> watch out, because i got you. >> we got to go under cover. >> yeah, under cover. >> yeah, a little too under cover. >> jason ♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds and get working on our yards. scotts and miracle-gro are here to help. we make it easy to grow thick, healthy lawns, spectacular plants, and bountiful flowers. because when spring starts right, the months that follow stay perfect. load up your shed with scotts and miracle-gro. it's time to get outside. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> travel considerations provided by . >>> plenty of stars with birthdays, sir elton john, 70. and jennifer gray is 57. >>> now, take a final look at your choices, which section x i city star was introduced by her brother? she was introduced by her brother timothy. happy birthday, sarah. >>> i'm goi

the firemen. there is such a constituency that needs to be served.as been the object of democratic administration. we believe in empowering people. we decide the numbers up on the screen. we are looking at roughly $20 trillion. there is no way that my kids well had as good an opportunity if they are stuck dealing with this massive amount of debt that frankly we cannot afford. they haven't always fallen because of military concerns. president trump is about to meet the cabin in the white house. stay with any departments. coming out of that meeting. we are still waiting for the cbo to come forward. in the meantime you know the conversation doesn't end here. the left goes crazy when i fi out something like a national security adviser mike flynn met with ruian officials. and yet you see radio silence when it turns out the clinton campaign did the exact same thing. is that a double standard. and by the up it is going to be cold. school is off tomorrow. we are getting some breaking news of flight cancellations. we are live at the white house. he will be ke

or firemen, and that's dangerous.you like to read and did not like to lift heavy things, it and then over the years, i blame mixon for this. nixon was at fault for a lot of things. when watergate came along and all the presidents men, a whole a lot of people that should join the peace corps became newspaper reporters instead to save the world. [laughter] we have everink recovered from that problem. >> you have a couple young kids. one of them, you mentioned a , from times in the book their perspective, i know you have paid attention to that, what do you think that generation makes of what has happened here? >> it's interesting. my 19-year-old is at college, and i'm sure this has something to do with being 19. what she is most interested in ,s women's rights issues specifically abortion. i mean, she sees that as fundamental, and i think that has been a terrible mistake from the conservative side for quite a while. opposedi am personally to abortion, morally opposed to abortion, but i think it is very, very, a private c

would have actedcted faster had he known there was a problem.pr this is like second guessing how the firemen hoses in burning your house down. metro does agree with theith find that it has to establish better practices when over hauling a large in extra truck tour. but they believe they are overlooking certain things.ing there was one thing you tweeted about that really caught me by y surprise, that there was a draft statement or some sort of plan that if they had to shutdown sh metro if its entirety. that was floated by the department of transportation,me right. >> there was ant nugget i onon,n report that was very interesting. you'll remember last march the entire system was shutdown for a day for emergency inspections. that was metro's decision, butut then in may federal transiteder officials were in a phone call o with metro's chief safety officer where they apparently threatened to shutdown the system because they became so concerned with safety issues. of course metro could point to an incident like this to give -- to support their decision to launch head long into safetrack. but metro

do firemen deserve to live in the communities they live? build it up and know -- >> neil: the president has proposed a $50 billion increase for defense. a follow up budget. you think we need more money for defense? >> i wouldn't think that donald trump -- i'm not saying this because he's supposedly a republican, i'm saying it because i think he's an idiot. i think that donald trump is not to be trusted about any of the -- >> neil: he's president of the united states. >> i know. you know, i'll be a loyal american. however -- >> neil: that sounded counter productive calling him an idiot. >> well, let's call him something like with a big funny nose. >> neil: you're being mean. >> no. it's this. donald trump regardless of his party lacks simple common decency. he should not be in the president seat -- >> neil: common decency to do the things that you need in the budget? >> no. how he treated his republican candidate rivals, how -- >> neil: it's all over now. you might not like the result but he is -- how would yes -- no, no. he doesn't come on

we had to go out there out through the win dome firemen and policemen came and helped us out. >> medicsid take three people to the hospital with two of them now stable. we don't yet know how the third person is doing. >>> south jersey an elderly woman has died after she was struck and killed by a bus. cops say the 83-year-old was meeting a group in a parking lot in vineland to take a bus to the philadelphia flower show. it happened this morning at the intersection of donte and lincoln avenues. apparently the driver didn't see her as she was walking across the parking lot. >>> in fox 29 investigates, a bullet pierce add philadelphia woman's car as a murder played out nearby. then police towed away that car. when investigators pride the bullet from the vehicle and no one would pay for repairs, the family called fox 29 investigators. jeff cole is here with a look ahead at his story coming up tonight at 10:00. >> jeff. >> we know unfortunately there's a lot of gunplay in philadelphia. add to that doris cruz who needs her car to drive her children to school and appointments like lots of folk

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nine-year-old aaron durrant, oliveira, heard the yell for help and quickly notified his brother firemen over and from his girlfriend, jennifer cervantes. the three were together very quickly to locate nearby rope to throw to mr. shanahan. within our rope now securing mr. shannon from and called 911 and provided very descriptive details of the incident. aron and from and: to the rope with mr. shanahan opened onto the other end of the rope, while being pulled out due to the current, jennifer had the wherewithal to make herself visible and direct responding san francisco fire department and san francisco police department units to the exact location of mr. shanahan. i want to stop your for a moment and really explain to action zero. aron oliveira had an amazing [inaudible] on the phone copied earlier cummings being a little humble when he said that it was the dispatcher that did a great job just ask the right questions. i know for my 27 years of experience with the majority of the rescues and surf rescues and water rescues we have had, one of the problems is usually not having descriptive

at that time you have the policemen and firemen and lawyers, doctors, businessmen and they were all there together at the city camp for two weeks in the summer. my mother didn't want me to spend too much time with my books and she was right. my ideas of people do not come from libraries. my father was born in san francisco. he worked as a lawyer and an administrator in the public school system for 40 years as you said, senator. he was a very kind, very astute and considerate man. he and san francisco helped me develop something i would call a trust in and almost love for the possibility of a democracy. my father always struck me as a child with him into the voting booth. he would say we are exercising our prerogative. he would take me to the candidates night. our schools would go to sacramento to see the legislature in session. all of this led me to believe not just that the government could help people but that the government is the people. it is created through their active participation and that's why despite the crease about the basic government, and we have seen vast improvements in

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. >> main goalies to inn in philadelphia dop or firemen, who passed away, retired, active we are hereank them for all that they do. >> when they are not thanking the fallen for their service, they are performing at other events like the philadelphia police promotional ceremony recently held at mcgonigle hall, and, of course, the st. patrick's day parade. >> philadelphia police pipes and drum band. >> i was interested in knowing if i had what it takes to be a part of the philadelphia police and fire pipe and drum core. can you teach me how to play. >> yes. >> let's do it. >> ♪ >> right here. >> and hold your pipes, and then do this. >> you have to have a lot of hot air. >> yes. >> we have a kilt for me. >> wife one for you. but it means you wear nothing under your kilts. so to show we have nothing on our kilt we need attorney your kilt you have to put your underwear on your head to let everybody know that you too are following the rules, and our new member, bob kelly. >> it is an honor to be a member. >> glad to have you. >> i have my celt. i know how to play bagpipe. i say we practice

at that your policemen and firemen and lawyers, doctors and businessmen and their families, and they were all there together at the city camp for two weeks in the summer. great, great. my mother really didn't want me to spend too much time with my books, and she was right. i mean, my ideas about people did not come from libraries. my father was born in san francisco. he worked as a lawyer and an administrator in the san francisco public school system for 40 years. i have his watch, as you said, send it in. he was a very kind, very astute and very considerate man. he and san francisco helped me develop something i would call a trust in almost a love for the possibilities of a democracy about basic government and we have really seen vast improvement in the fairness of government. i still bully with trust and participation, people can order their government to improve their lives. in 1957, i served in the army for a little while. i studied in england, return to harvard law school and a clerk to justice arthur goldberg who became a wonderful, lifelong friend. after two years in the antit

>> yes, yes, the firemen came through, took athermal something, and check all of the walls and made sure there were no hot spots or anything. >> so the power turned off. the house is safement it is not, you know, knock off its -- >> structurally, yes, yes, everything is fine. >> now this was the perfect night for your wife to fall asleep watching it. v on the couch. or she would have been in here? >> exactly, exactly. >> she is downstairs thinking whatever that boring show that put me to sleep was, probably one of the other stations newscasts, i'm thinking at 11:00 and that knocked her right out probably. and so sleeps down on the couch. this was the night to do that for sure. >> exactly. >> one thing i noticed here in the bedroom, you're saying what was he lucky for? he's tom foley, bob kelly, it is the luck of the irish, there is his four leave clover and his pride flag on her beer mug. that's what got him through this, i'm convinced as we approach saint patty's day. >> that has to be it, lucky for sure. >> steve, thank you. time 7:05. straight from the mayor's office today as we know

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