>> reporter: look hobbed me and -- you can look honed me and it's -- behind me and it's somewhat of ative scene it happened in the 1300 block of east laugh yet 1306 eastlafayette avenue. it broke out out 4:20 and people inside the house according to neighbors reports, it was two i mean two children and an elderly man were inside the house at the time when the fire broke out. they managed to get out of the house okay. fire department -- the fire department has been out here since that time making sure that there's no hot spots left in the fire. they pulled two alarms because they wanted to make sure once again that everybody was out of the house and that way they brought in more manpower so they could make an extensive search. when they got to the scene fire was pouring out of the second floor window. and they were-- they had to knock that down pretty quickly but they wanted to make sure everyone was out of the house and they know everybody is out of the house the three people inside the house an elderly man and two children were out of the house. they are making sure too once again th

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. >>> an hob twair of an abusive mother went viral. her children used the abto abtoy to tell them.ren claim that she was physically and emotionally and sexual abusive. every children she met and hatred of the gentle and human spirit. her children will live the ref of their lives with the peace of mind that their nightmare has some closure. >> read those words and realize what a horrible, horrible thing child abuse is. >> one of johnson's son, says the main purpose for writing that abtwairy is to bring awareness to child abuse. >>> the news edge starts right now. >>> after two days of high pressure, many are focused on the talks between the u.s. and russia. take control of syria's chemical weapons, while the secretary of state is meeting in geneva, the white house is still keeping its options open even in the face of public opposition. tom fitzgerald is in the news to start us off at 6:00. >> reporter: the obama administration is still hopeful that their negotiations will lead to a settlement but they are still working to roundup support for the plan b military strikes. tonight, loc

the international medical core hob working in syria since 2007, they started helping iraq keys fleeing the iraq war, now in the middle of another humanitarian crisis. the medical core was just given a big grant to help syrian refugees that have gone to turkey. how much have you heard about what the organization is doing there? >> it's not something i'm going to talk about now. it's obviously a delicate situation and a terrifying crisis, but the international core are in 70 countries around the world. our focus is on africa to enable them to become self sufficient. that's what we're here to talk about. >> the international medical core has responded to familiar anyone in somalia, ethnic cleansing, to the tsunami, the challenges must be enormous when the organization goes and faces those kinds of crises. they've been around for 30 years. it's a significant organization. >> it is. >> what would you tell people who would like to support them? >> i just think it's an organization that really is completely incredible. i've seen the work firsthand, and as i said before, what they do, which is

. >> i think there was hob a way to work something out there. >> absolutely. >> the team likes havingthe stands which is what it's designed to do in the first place. >> it is inclusive when is the right thing to do. >>> let's take a look what is coming up on "new day." kate bolduan and chris cuomo join us now. >> happy friday. >> global warming. >> yes. >> new report out from the u.n., no joke. and we are to blame. that is really the headline out of this. now, here is why it's even more interesting what we are going to talk about this morning because it also is looking at the consequences that could be coming. you may think, oh, yeah, for the west coast, right? no. the east coast. some really dire predictions. we will take you through it. >>> we have a story about a woman sent to 20 years in prison. we talked about this before. she was sentenced for firing a warning shot to scare her allegedly abusive husband. she is getting a new trial now and she made headlines, of course, after the george zimmerman case because she had unsuccessfully tried to use a stand your ground defense. we are

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santa clara police and sheriff's deputies set up a meeting with him at the hob bees restaurant parking lot -- hobee's restaurant parking lot yesterday afternoon. the suspect died at the hospital. >>> a 2-year-old boy was killed after being hit by a truck in oakland. the boy was playing near his mother in a parking lot on the embarcadero when he ran into the street. the driver is cooperating with the local police. >>> an alarming number of children in the bay area say they don't feel safe at school. cate caugiran joins us live from hayward where students there say bullies are a big deal there. cate. >> reporter: frank, the students here at mount eden high school say it's the bullies and the fights that make them feel unsafe here at school. >> it facesly shuts down their and the to learn just in terms of bay area research. emotionally it makes it impossible for them to take in new information. >> reporter: the hayward unified school district says it knows about the problem and is working with police and implemented programs recently to improve safety. the district says things are getting

the white house boys, what happened was systemic hob horrored and committed by the guards.fter numerous delays the professors were able to get on their hands and xoes and carefully excavating the shallow unmarked graves on the school's property. it is a horrible story and it is a labor of love in some ways for the people who wanted to find the answers in this story. joining me is faye jenkins. it is such a disturbing story and haunted individuals so many years and letters to hundred different journalist trying to find out what happened. >> the florida department of law enforcement did an investigation and found 31 people were buried in a grave on the school's campus, but they didn't find the officials or staff contributed to the death. but they didn't exhume the bodies or remains for testing and so that is what is happening now. the famous quote to the living we owe respect and to the death the truth. they are trying to find out the truth of what happened. so many people came forward and talked about the horrors of the beatings that happen in the reform school. >> one of th

that molly hob throned the champion is the if you quiz master.e record shattering 900 points, kralgss to you, christina, it has been, i dare say it has been an epic run these past four days umm leave us with $46 in cash and prizes. with a performance like that you may be returning for a tournament of champions in a few months, hopefully, we'll see you back here. perry, we do not want you to leave emtip hand, you will be bringing the home edition, fun for kids of all age, kids 12 and older, there are small parts. we don't want them chokeing. be careful with the game, mogy, you have coasted the four time champion, we tell you it is time to take a trip to the winner's circle. we don't have a winner's circle. so you will stay at your podium. you are effectively in the winner's circle. will you play in our jackpot bonus round for $1,000. let me explain how this works. post-game shows have an actual prize budget. our show can barely afford pastry, so i have been forced to put the $1,000 up for this i was in massive zoebt i don't want to lose $1,000, th

be hob e. if you're on the left admit it.if you're on the right admit you're on the right i'm on the right. i'm journalist but i'm on the right i'm an opinion journalist. that means that i take a certain view of the issues and i make very clear upyou read my stuff you're going get a pretty good angle on who i am and what i believe. t important to point that out especiallily it comes to media. when it comes to politics it's important to say they are race banding. t a that'sic tactic. you don't goat attack somebody's character without evidence. that's definition of being a nasty person. it nay have to show evidence why you're nasty. this is not something restricted to the broad are political world. the answer to that is that i'm not a nasty person. how dare you suggest that. you're nasty intolerant big got. show no evidence i'm antigay. to suggest i disagree with you on matter of public policy i'm bad person. that make you a bad person. then question get it off the table. then we did get to the business of force policy good for

the judge says he ordered 22-year-old jordan linn graham hob released from jail because she doesn't pose will have to wear a monitoring device in her parents home and will have to undergo a mental health evaluation. questions are mounting about the events leading up to the solvent and what graham did after allegedly pushing her new groom to his death. joining me is faith jenkins, attorney. thanks for being here. as you know, graham confesses to pushing her husband cody johnson, but prosecutors say she first tried to cover it up. and lie the to the police about the incident. so based on this, prosecutors are trying to get the judge's order reversed. is there a valid lid argument for that to happen. >> yes, the prosecutors are doing the right thing by appealing this decision. whether to set bond or enter a permanent order of detention is very judge specific. the judges will look at the facts and circumstances and make a decision. i can't rationalize his decision. this is a homicide, not a fistfight, this isn't a mugging. this is murder, the most heinous act of violence. it's murder. two, s

simon hobs will rejoin us in two minutes to let you know what's happening. >>> a fascinating piece ofarkets over the coming months is more dependent on europe than anything else. they have looked back at the multiplier effect and found that a 1% gain in european economies has three times the effect around the world than 1% gain on the u.s. economy, because of the trade linkages and the banks. we have problems in europe, saw negative territory. concern, the prime minister of italy, he was here two days ago on the floor, now back to rome into crisis talks to try to save the coalition. remember, the vote in the senate to kick out berlusconi because he is a convicted fraudster is one week from today, on the friday. all right coalition survive that? there is the inevitable talk about a further downgrade on italian debt. you can see the yields continue to rise disproportionately there. the minors are down in london heavily. bank of america, merrill lynch, overnight considering that iron, gold or copper could continue to fall. and one more before i hand it back to the guys for the weekend, a