the flames, fortunately damaged just the outside of the home. that second story overhang is burned slightly. but, this is what the fire looked like earlier this morning, the car was engulfed in flames. now there is photo was taken by a neighbor who called 911 just after 2:00 this morning. she was in her kitchen and heard allowed bang. then saw the flames and then she ran to her neighbor's house to get the family out. meantime, another neighbor's barking dog woke her and her husband up. so they went to their neighbor's house as well. and it is a good thing these neighbors sprung into action. the family who lives here including a eight year old little girl were asleep inside. >> this car fire was happening right under a bedroom. now, everyone was able to get out safely. when fire crews arrived they got the fire out in just about 20 minutes. the family car is torched neighboring mini-van and deck were burned a little as well. that was the main concern here with this neighborhood, that this could have spread very quickly down the block. >> i worked

the tide when it goes out it would have shot out. >> fortunately, they called the national police.hey came brought this suv. they loaded up the turtle on to the back of the suv. they drove closer to the water and then they grabbed it. they ended up carrying it all the way back into the ocean. eventually releasing it. it looks like it did end up swimming away. >> do they need to call the military police to pick up that turtle and put it back in the water? >> how many policemen does it take to move a turtle? >> we are going straight to the streets for this prank. they are posing as police officers. you notice a few things going on. you've got dennis with a bong in his hand and brian with smoke. the people don't know that. >> this old man is so mad how they park he thinks they are smoking dope and they are getting donuts. >> they drive up on these poor guys standing there. the poor guys are like what is coming out of the window? >> it almost looks like the car is on fire. >> you can see they've got stuff. >> how do they get away with this? >> i don't know. they've got a cop car, unifo

we're really fortunate they're close. >> the two people living in the basement have been displaced. fortunately no one was hurt in this fire. >>> a crash in oakland early this morning killed a woman and landed a young man behind bars. it happened on interstate 580 near high street. officers found a car that had crashed into a pole spun around, and blocked the high street on-ramp. the female passenger was killed. police arrested the 20-year-old driver for vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. >>> long lines expected tomorrow as undocumented immigrants across the state are allowed to drive for the first time. the new law affects thousands of immigrants in the south bay. nbc bay area damian trujillo is live at the new dmv office in san jose which was built especially for this new law. >> reporter: this dmv office behind me on center road is known as a temporary driver's license processing center. there are three other offices like this one across the state. and they will be busy when the doors open tomorrow. more than 500,000 undocumented immigrants in the south bay n

the flames, fortunately damaged just the outside of the home. that second story overhang is burned slightly. but, this is what the fire looked like earlier this morning, the car was engulfed in flames. now there is photo was taken by a neighbor who called 911

i feel very fortunate i grew up the way i did. i do not remember ever being afraid. >> the right stuff. this program partially is about putting the program, the man program into the context of the cold war. i do not know if you guys know but apollo 7 was the first manned flight. they had sent some of unmanned, and they work perfectly. but it is a different deal with real guys out there. so your mission was pivotal. put that in context of the cold war. >> first up, all the other manned launches were not perfect. we had a problem. the press told us they were perfect. >> but we had good engineers. astronauts got the glory because we were at the tip of the spear. but there were 400,000 people that worked on that program. government and civilian employees. those people, they had the guts. for example, today we do not think about it, but our management, the management at johnson space center and throughout nasa -- i was mostly familiar with jsc -- management had the nerve to make decisions and go over the results of it. today, it is all

i feel very fortunate that that has not gone away. anytime i go out on a photo assignment, especially to places where had i have been again and again. i love that challenged to find something new, try to find a new picture, and yet of the story in an understandable way, because you could just go crazy and take pictures that don't make sense. you have to tell the story as well. for me it's that passion that has never gone away. that's not entirely true good i have had my moments where i have gone home from work and not wanted to pick up a camera. the first time that happened to me, it scared me. am i losing it. then it comes back. that's the one thing from my experience. i don't freak out when that happens. it still happens. i know just to stick with it and it will come back. it does. i love looking at the work of others. i should mention that my colleagues -- if you have not seen his pictures, very creative, very good. it's nice seeing some fresh eyes. it helps to inspire me as well. being around others who love what i do as well as p

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. >> fortunate this big car fire didn't spread to the inside of any of the neighboring homes bulk of the damage is to this vehicle, and home behind me here in the 6300 block of ditman street, in talcony. this family as suv as you can see is totaled and the flames fortunately just damaged the outside of their home. that second story overhang is burned, just slightly. but this is what the fire looked like, karen guffed in flames. now there is photo taken by neighbor who are who called 911 just after 2:00 this morning in her kitchen, heard loud bang, heard the flames, ran to neighbor's house to get the family out. meantime another neighbor's barking dog woke her and her husband up. it is a good thing these neighbors sprung into action family who lives here including eight year old girl were asleep inside and this car fire was happening right under a bedroom. now, everyone, was able to get out safely, and when fire crews arrived they got the fire out in just about 20 minute. the family car again is torched. a neighboring mini-van and deck were burned a little, as well, that was the main

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fortunately, the leak stabilized and we did ok. an answer to that astronaut's prayer, the thing i remember is when we finally landed in kazakhstan, i just said, thank god i did not screw up. that is how i felt about the thing. here we are. we come down by parachute. once you get below a thousand miles an hour -- you can see, i do not know if this is one of yours, bill, but there is a big indentation in the ground where soyuz lands. that is why you have the chair. i do not remember our landing being all that rough. i went to the landing of macarthur and tokorev, and they claimed they had a rough landing. the difference is they had wind. they had a side wind, which we did not have much of. we were on the ground for about 10 minutes until the search and rescue team game and got us. when you have been weightless for in my case 10 days, in their case six months, you are pretty dizzy when you come back down to earth. so they treat you like a medical patient. and even though i could walk i think maybe six hours later after landing in the

that's very fortunate.we come out here live and you see that window up there there's a flashlight and a man inside it right now. firefighters say they had to rescue a man who was trapped up there. he had been working in his office on the second floor there. it's an office unrelated to the restaurant so they had to rescue him. he's fine i'm told but i talked to another business owner up there who said on a normal day there would be a couple dozen people on that floor. it's very fortunate this happened on january 1st when there wasn't a lot of folks to be rescued up there. tom roussey, abc 7 news. >> thanks for that update, tom. u.s. park police have a bit of a mystery on their hands. take a look at this. this was the scene at fletcher's boat house in northwest washington after sunrise. investigators are trying to figure out how that car ended up in the canal. police said it was not an accident. and they add that no one was hurt. the wrecker eventually pulled the car, as you can see, out of the water and some

i've been fortunate i was borden in tucson oars oars and had a good relationship with the nation's i was working and doing any graduation work in northern arizona in the navaho nation there's no stronger commitment to family and elapsing than our american indian so thank you for proudly trumpeting our heritage i'm sure you're aware of this board is committed to the ethic studies so we look forward to having a successful report there thank you (clapping.) i wanted to close by recognizing going georgia williams who is active in the indian education program who invite me to a family night and come to our opening so, please invite the board members to our next meeting. >> the next item is item f public comment on content items there are - let's see item g is consent calendar i need a month to month for the consent calendar thank you any items withdrawn or corrected by the instructor? and, yes we have a few corrections this evening all right. the first correction to page numbers page thirty a sticker entitled 2 f and b-6 and pages 3135 changed and page 36 is from two g to 2 h and to one h

fortunately, she was able to break away. >> that sounds crazy. i mean for something to happen just randomly. i hope she's okay. >> even though the attack happened just before 1:00 in the morning, folks told us they were surprised because there is normally a lot of foot traffic here. >> it's a busy area. i can hardly really imagine like how he could grab her up and do what he did to her. >> you just don't know who is around and who is looking. >> investigators described a suspect as a homeless man who hangs out in the area around the mcpherson square metro station and wears a scarf with jamaican colors. >> it happens unfortunately. it's the times we live in. i hope they catch him. hopefully he don't do that to somebody else. >> now, the rest of the description is rather vague. we're told he is likely an african-american man, about 150 pounds. obviously anybody who thinks they spotted him, d.c. police want to hear from you. >> thank you. murder charges could be filed against jesse matthew soon. that's according to his attorney. cameras were not all

>> we can make a fortune! >> he was maybe the biggest guy in l.a. >> freeway rick was getting his dope from a very big operator. i think we're into something that's bigger than us. something we really can't deal with. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> she could prove what she was saying. >> [rapping] crack in the system. >> [rapping] this is los angeles. >> human beings have always imagined different possibilities, different futures. >> a huge part of science-fiction, which is sometimes called space opera, is about what will humans do in space, what kinds of civilizations we will create how will humans be changed by space travel. >> with private companies moving to the forefront of space travel in the hope of generating huge profits, it begs the question -- was it really supposed to be this way? >> "the economics of the future are somewhat different." >> was humanity's quest for the stars ever supposed to be a business venture? >> "the acquisition of wealth is no longer

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. >> i was very fortunate to get to know general jimmy as he liked to be called somewhat and that will reflect later on. but of course he came to world prominence as opposed to national prominence with the april 1942 bombing raid of tokyo and five other cities in that area. a daring concept launching twin-engine bombs from an aircraft carrier and that aspect of it worked. it turned out they had to launch a few hundred miles earlier than expected so all the planes except one ran out of fuel. but that brought an immediate promotion to then lieutenant colonel doolittle to brigadier general. he received the medal of honor and he was almost immediately sent to north africa in late 1942 where he learned the general business running the north african allied air forces and the u.s. 12th air force. so by the time he came to italy in november 43 to run the newly established 15th air force he was very much a known quantity and he was only there two months before eisenhower recalled him to britain to take over the eighth air force for the run-up to d-day. >> he had his problems in the sense that t

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fortunate thely and surprisingly there were no real serious injuries as a result of the three car accident. most serious of the injuries was to that police officers driving that car right there. he got a cut to the head and probably a concussion and taken to temple university hospital in stable condition. everybody else involved in this accident as well is in stable condition this morning and really surprising if you take a look at debris on the roads and all of the damage to these three cars the impact was really strong this was a three car accident involving a police car and two other cars. crash happened here at 25th and lehigh around 3:00 this morning. the police officers were transporting a 24 year-old gunshot victim to temple hospital at the time of the accident this were coming from the 2400 block of north

neil: and i didn't build my fortune off my time in the white house. i built mine brick by brick, you're quite right. >> by the way, i do not think that mitt romney as great an orator as he is i i don't think he's making $200000 to make a speech like hillary clinton is. neil: maybe 50. >> i know you are. neil: steve moore, thank you very much. >> thanks, neil. neil: romney is not taking the rich bashing lying down this time. going on offense, attacking hillary clinton and how out of touch she is especially when it comes to understanding real jobs and real folks. to the fox biz all-stars, veronica dagher and tracy byrnes. tracy, might be a positive strategy to that, what do you think? >> focus on himself. steve is right. be proud of what you've done face, it admit it yeah i'm rich because i got my knuckles dirty and worked. bashing hillary is not right. he needs a nod from the gop before he goes to the other side and starts bashing anybody. neil: he is trying to jump that procedure. what do you think we're going to make wealth an issue. i say fine if th

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fortunately for us we have the entire family with us via skype.ravis you sho thisimes had this happened before? >> we were going up to the mountains the day before. we had that dvd on and she got super emotional. on the way home they wanted to watch the same dvd and we decided to film it and see if it happens again. >> what was it about the movie that made you so sad? >> the penguin. he lost his mommy. >> so austin your big brother, how many times have you had to watch this with your sister. >> two times in a row. >> what about you, austin. when you were watching and the penguin separated from mom, were you crying? >> no. >> your daughter's got a good pouty lip. can you say no to that face? >> pretty impossible to say no to that face. >> austin i suggest you learn to do the pouty lip, too to get whatever you want. >> bye-bye. >> that's our show everybody. have a happy new year. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minut [ cheers and applause ] >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." today bad boy comedian russell

. >> fortunately, he pulls it off like a pro. he does make it to the bottom. pulls the chute. everhiyeah buddy! >> how many did he pull off? >> how many did you do? >> nine. >> nine. >> he did nine front flips. >> that's fascinating that he has the spatial awareness to jump to do the flips, to know where he is in the rotation where he is in relation to the ground. i wonder did he have some kind of alarm saying okay bro, you're done. >> i want to believe that he is that good. >> our "right this minute" facebook page isn't just a place where other people can go to watch video. some people posting videos like this one. it was actually shot april of last year. it's in hawaii. but look at this. this is very rare that you can get this close to lava with a camera. >> whoa! >> i hope that's not a very long pole or something. >> allowed him to get as close as possible to 2,000-degree lava. >> you can see he gets right up close and personal. and this is just so cool. it's like science. you can see, this is how hawaii became an island basically. >> yeah. >> oh, absolutely. >> you can see

fortunately, a pediatrician was on board the flight. woman did make it to the hospital in salt lake, happy to say. mom and baby are doing just fine. >>> starting in just a few minutes, the highway patrol will be out in force tonight and every night through the weekend looking for drunk drivers. on new year's eve last year 14 people died and more than 450 people were arrested for driving under the influence. >>> if you need a ride please take public transit if you can. cal train is offering free rides as well as muni. buses will run until 5:00 in the morning. b.a.r.t. service extended until 3:00 a.m. and tipsy toe will be offering complimentary rides for up to seven miles. you don't have to be a aaa member to call. and if you choose a ride share company, be warned about the surge pricing. uber expects the highest fares between 12:30 to 2:30 in the morning, where an average ride could cost more than $100. we have all this information on abc7news.com. >>> you are not the only one who will feel the chill with temperatures dipping below free

fortunately in san francisco we have depend on the public quite a bit to let us know. they'll call into 311 and say it's been a few months, i don't see a replacement tree so we follow up. there is enforcement. it's not i ron clad sometimes it takes a call into us to see if the property owner has been lagging behind a little bit but we have a mechanism of enforcement and we will fine the property owner if they fail to replant the required replacementment tree. >> how about here? >> in this particular case, park merced, a little pit bit of background from my perspective, i was with the department in 2005 evaluating all removal applications for two years. never once received and application from park merced. in 2007 they were removing trees? juan circle which was the first time this ever came to the department's attention that park merced didn't realize they needed permits in order to remove a significant tree so they haven't been on our radar since 2007. no one ever called in a complaint so we've been looking at a lot of sites and earlier this year we issued a fine to pa

the sfusd family our now technology officer that is going to be joining us ferment in april we're fortunate we stole her away from posting we got melissa dodd as a our chief operating officer melissa is relocating from boston where she's worked for the boston schools and serving as the chief of staff but served as the heave officer in the public schools she'll officially join us in april but been working with us on our district plan and a our vision 2025 plan and phone call on the information technology so welcome to the city melissa i'm proud to say that melissa have a kindergartener in the public schools back in august (clapping.) so president murase that's my report. >> thank you very much suspect r superintendant carranza the next item on the agenda is the recommendations for the accomodation we have many things to celebrate i want to call on the superintendent to recognize our national board certified teachers. (clapping.) >> thank you president murase we've enjoyed this meeting of year every year it gets more and more crowded which is a good thing one the goals one day we're going to

fortunately, the leak stabilized and we did ok. in answer to an astronauts prayer, the thing i remember is when we landed in kazakhstan i was relieved. once you get below a thousand miles an hour -- you can see there is a big invitation in the ground. that is why you have the chair -- big invitation -- indentation in the ground. we were on the ground for about 10 minutes until the search and rescue team game and got as. when you are waitlisted, you are pretty dizzy when you come back down to earth. they treat you like a medical patient. maybe six hours later at the landing in kazakhstan, i was back in my dormitory in star city. every 15 minutes, someone would come in and job a needle or give me a cap to fill. my -- a cup to fill. my mission went well. my capsule is now on display, along with the shuttle. you can see some good stuff there. the shuttle and concorde, that is back when we were taking some risks. i feel it is unfortunate we are not taking those kind of risks to advance not just space, but aviation in general. it reminds

fortunately, the leak stabilized and we did ok. in answer to an astronauts prayer, the thing i remember is when we landed in kazakhstan i was relieved. once you get below a thousand miles an hour -- you can see there is a big invitation in the ground. that is why you have the chair -- big invitation -- indentation in the ground. we were on the ground for about 10 minutes until the search and rescue team game and got as. when you are waitlisted, you are pretty dizzy when you come back down to earth. they treat you like a medical patient. maybe six hours later

has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researchers ers-- group of researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been more site specific to this place and we think just visually in terms of its scupltural form it really holds its own against the architectural largest and grandeur of the building. it is an unusual compelling object. we think it will draw people out on the terrace they will see the big cone and say what is that. then as they approach the cone tell hear these very unusual sounds that were obtained from the cornell orinthology lab. >> we have the largest recording of birds, mammals frogs and insects and a huge library of videos. so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds and sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the

but fortunately the folks at the natural resources defense council have changes to save energy or moneyin the picture set up, choose the home setting also disable the quick start function that eats up a lot of unnecessary power, too. did you know that satellite boxes run at full power when they are off. unplug them. satellite boxes that need energy star version 4.1. if you have multiple boxes ask for a whole home dvr for the primary tv. if you stream movies avoid doing them through play station or xbox. they use more energy than apple tv. stream a movie through netflix directly. speaking of gaming consoles shut them off or adjust the setting so they go to sleep when they are not use. same goes for the computer. i put more tips on the save page at 6abc.com. no one no nydia han. >> montgomery county native bradley cooper picks up an oscar nomination for his portrayal of chris kyle. we have a preview of the film american sniper. >>> we have full line of beer system that can found at one american airport. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want it ♪ ♪ go out and get it ♪ >> good morning 6:

i feel very fortunate i grew up the way i did. i do not remember ever being afraid. >> the right stuff. this program partially is about putting the program, the manned program into the context of the cold war. i do not know if you guys know but apollo 7 was the first manned flight. they had sent some unmanned, and they worked perfectly. but it is a different deal with real guys out there. so your mission was pivotal. put that in context of the cold war. >> first up, all the other manned launches were not perfect. we had a problem. >> the press told us they were perfect. >> but we had good engineers. astronauts got the glory because we were at the tip of the spear. but there were 400,000 people that worked on that program. government and civilian employees. those people, they had the guts. for example, today we do not think about it, but our management, the management at johnson space center and throughout nasa -- i was mostly familiar with jsc -- management had the nerve to make decisions and go over the results of it. today, it i

reduce their quality of life we feel this is a quality of life issue and an active issue we are fortunate to call this home but truly if we can't assess all of san francisco the seniors and disability folks will be limited you have the power to make the difference we are greatly in favor of that and have a few concerns for the board through the limit equality he thought to make sure that people with disabilities are not discriminate against and want to make sure that given someone free we don't losses our voice we hope to make sure the sfmta takes procrastinations against fraud and help the ridership and the number of people that need 3r0i9 seating we thank you and hope that you vote forces free menu for protecting seniors and folks with disabilities we have a letter from our committee as well >> thank you for your work on the making thank you very much. >> hi good afternoon. i'm a transit student with disability in 2004 sfmta extended free muni and while qualifying for a low to moderate income this is has been a positive impact on any life allowing me to be independent and has enabled me

fortunately this car fire didn't spread to the inside of any of the neighboring homes here in talcony but the threat was high. >> my concern was everybody has a propane tank. so i didn't know if maybe like the propane tank was going to explode or anything. and we all have kids here. my concern was just the kids and other houses catching on fire, as well. >> this neighbor didn't want to be identified, but she snapped this photo just after 2:00 a.m. she was in her kitchen when she heard allowed bang and saw these flames. after calling 911 the woman ran to get her neighbors out. >> banking on the door, just banking, trying to get them out. >> that family including eight year old girl was asleep inside. everyone was able to get out safely. when fire crews arrived they were able to extinguish the fire in 20 minutes, but not before this suv was total and the neighbor's van damaged. that family was able to get to safety after their dog woke them up. meanwhile two blocks away, fire marshall investigating another car fire from overnight arson sniffing dogs will be used to determine if accelera

fortunately ben as a gopro.osses over to the other side of the boat gets to the edge puts it under the water and -- >> get out of town! camera's amazing. >> wow. >> you can't see anything. blam there you go nat geo. >> two beautiful humpback whales. people doing the tour say nothing like this ever happened before. stop the boat. everybody's got the cameras out. come out to the front, come out to say hello. >> can i make a suggestion? instead of running around with a camera, get your gear back on. >> are you not scuba diving. >> that probably did occur. everyone's going whales! >> but you get this beautiful view. as he comes along the side. gives them a big of a wave. really really cool video. a wonderful moment you're never going to forget. >> the whales are like sorry we're late to the dive. >> make up for it. >> before you leave hawaii, hello! >>> bikers do exploring and -- >> come across this place which they ref -- >> why going in is much easier than coming out. >> [ bleep ], i'm stuck. >> little hanna wakes

fortunately, nobody was injured but no arrests have been made in this case yet. >>> now to the uk at this mcdonald's, when four men run into the store wielding a machete and a hammer to intimidate the employees to steal whatever cash is in the register. fortunately, nobody was injured, but they were in and out in a matter of minutes with about $1,500 u.s. dollars. >> that's a big risk. it's a mcdonald's. you're not going to find 50 grand there. >> seems like a really hard way to live your daily life. okay what are we beginning to do? go knock over a mcdonald's. seems too stressful. >>> people are big fans of food trucks in the states. people are big fans of street food in asia. this video going crazy viral of some street food in brazil that you might not want to try. >> this is somebody shooting on their phone. this guy is out there. he gives out sort of boiled corn sweet corn. >> that's delicious. what's not to love? >> absolutely. it is delicious. but these guys are shooting this video because they're a little bit suspicious about what this guy is doing. >> beginning to take this l

. >> fortunately volume is light this is the schuylkill expressway at city avenue westbound things are moving along nicely but the roads are wet, watch the bridges, the ramps and it's overpasses and the secondary roads and even roads treated like the schuylkill expressway have slippery spots. we just saw an accident cleared on the schuylkill. and speeds are reduced here to 35 miles per hour because of the low visibility and moving along to the 42 freeway, this is creek road southbound and northbound and steady snow there fortunately salt trucks are plentiful out there. the new jersey turnpike southbound and northbound have reduced speeds as well as the garden state parkway and an accident at upper state road, the road was blocked in both directions and that has reopened. back to you jim. >> our coverage of this wintery weather continues on 6abc.com. we have the future tracker maps to show you the panel of the snow, as always you can see the latest weather reports on "action news" along with the hourly and seven-day forecasts it's there at 6abc.com/weather. >>> the action news morning t

. >> fortunately, no life-threatening injuries broken bones. a couple of guys banged up under observation, but be everyone's going to be okay. >>> just disgusting what the people in the next two videos are doing. first one is in london at a casino. >> you see three suspects violently attacking the staff of this vane u. they're using kitchen knives and sharpened screw driver to intimidate and attack the staff. they're attacking one of the employees and demanding the keys to the safe to get money out of. you see one of the employees on the ground while one of the attackers actually attempts to stab him, even though these complying. they did end up getting away with a lot of money, but police figured out think were responsible for at least nine other robberies in the span of three months and ended up getting away with $41,800 in all. >> these guys are still on the streets? >> fortunately, they're not. they were caught. they've been tried. and they will be each serving eight years and four months. what you will really be disturbed by the fact they'

fortunately -- collapsed. fortunately people were trained in emergency recognized what to do, and shocked his heart back into a normal rhythm with this life saving machine. basketball is a quick game, and it was quick thinking that saved his life. one of the players stopped running staggered, and fell. >> he started having a hard time breathing. >> reporter: they quickly determined he was in cardiac arrest. they started cpr and asked for a lifeline. >> i ran out here and they threw it to me, iran back in, opened it up, and it was a live saver. >> bring it up, pushes the button. >> call for help now. >> reporter: the aed shocked the teen's heart back into a regular rhythm emergency workers were on the scene within minutes, and took him to the medical center where he was under observation at last report. >> >. you see this nice kid with a bride future, and the -- bright future, and the aed saved his life. >> reporter: the program coordinator for the city of walnut creek who runs this facilities and he said over

but fortunately, california isn't one of them. the california department of public health says flu numbers are sporadic but increasing statewide. elsewhere in the country, the flu is at its height. many urban areas are restricting visitors from entering hospitals. while many of the flu viruss this season have mutated and are different from what is in the flu vaccine, the cdc still suggests getting vaccinated. and of course don't forget to wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face. >>> could we see another bush run for president it? seems more and more likely. jeb bush has resigned all of his board memberships. the former florida governor stepped down from both nonprofit and business board memberships as the year ended, according to an aide. a spokesperson calls the resignations a natural next step as he turns his focus to gauging whether there is support for a potential candidacy. in december bush announced plans to actively explore a white house bid. >>> that's not the only florida republican making news about presi

want to add to respond to commissioner moore's last comment those pdr tenants we've identified fortunately have a dual heavier industrial wine storage wine and then in the front around the street the intent to the showroom for the car charging will be there and the wine tenant having a wine taifrt room a small delhi something to activate it street we've fortunately identified tenants. >> sir i'm not saying that i believe in looking at manufacturing is part of the enhanced vibrant city people do what they do i'm not necessarily looking at the both tick of the space relate to the space of what's happening and leaving it visible to the street i want people in the city to know in general pdr as pdr is preserving. >> again, thank you. >> commissioner richards. >> one other things to the gentleman's point this residential building i'll treat this as an eviction it's legal and that's where i industrial i want to acknowledge there are probably people that would be there if not asked to leave thank you. >> commissioners there's a we have a motion and a second to approve as amended to include the gr

montgomery will become the team's chairman and he's saying "i am fortunate to be healthy enough to resumeome of my previous responsibilities. i am appreciative that pat is willing and able -- available to remain as the club's president " ". now in october howard reported montgomery's decisions as president shaped the phillies into the second oldest team in major league baseball. we'll have a report from howard coming up in sports. >>> now to developing story in the investigation into the lulu lemon roof collapse. investigators trying to figure out what happened inside the center city philadelphia store yesterday. workers and customers were inside when the second floor roof suddenly caved in. the collapse sent three people to the hospital and it's got everyone asking how could this have happened. licenses and inspections has been on the scene all day trying to come up with some answers. fox 29's bruce gordon is live at the scene in center city for us tonight with new information. bruce? >> reporter: officials with the city's department of licenses and inspections joined insurance adjusters

over on the ben franklin bridge, from the philly side all lanes open fortunately, so headed into jerseybound lanes, you can see, starting to gather little bit, but still moving along great, headed on into the city. now, the lansdale-downs toil regional rail line on septa suspended due to some overhead problems, so just plan your trip accordingly if you're taking that, over to the schuylkill eastbound blue route to the vine, about 19 minute trip little slow. 202 currently no problems, if you are headed northbound from route 30 into the schuylkill expressway, only about a 12 minute trip. but we do have an electrical fire out in upper dublin, so on butler pike near norristown road expect some fire police activity on the scene there. out in pottstown accident at apple street evans street. so just use caution when traveling on through. back to you. >> thank you, president obama back at the white house after a holiday vacation in hawaii. tomorrow congress returns to capitol hill. michael bert reports the president and fellow democrats will have to deal with the largest republican majority sin