the sunday telegraph, the inferno response, not good enough, and admits the pm.on her statement. just saying that basically it wasn't good enough, robert. it is her body language, i think they are all talking about, it isn't manoeuvring adroitly enough, to get up to see the victims. she does feel very deeply about this, ironically, but finds it difficult to get her feelings across, as her great friend, faithful first the te na nt great friend, faithful first the tenant damian green has been saying repeatedly through the day, she is distraught about it and i have no doubt about that but it is so odd, go back six weeks ago, the election was getting underway, it was seen to bea was getting underway, it was seen to be a huge advantage to her, she was on top of the game and corbyn wasn't. the contrast that ran throughout the reporting of the sunday papers, and we've got quite a good sample in front of us, he is body language is better for this good sample in front of us, he is body language is betterfor this and it is more confident. it's not even a left and right thi

adrianna: coming up, london inferno. investigators are searching for a vick runs after flames tore through a high-rise. for victims after flames tore through a high-rise. a world record broken. first, let's get a check on traffic. we have road maintenance operations tying us up around the region. if you are traveling in southern maryland, traffic is tied up. single line, alternating traffic. not seeing a lot of color. we are looking at the parkway with -- the bw parkway with some color. a look at the capital beltway, at the american legion bridge, had an earlier collision tying us up off the span of the bridge. have been reopened. you may run into residual delays. into bethesda, chevy chase, a bit slow. announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon on your side. death toll from the inferno at a high-rise apartment building in london stands at 17. crews say it will be a miracle if more people are found alive. molly hunter is inland and, where investigators are trying to find it will caused that blaze. structure, scorched

. >>> towering inferno. a london high rise up in flames. >> we could hear people screaming help me, help me. >> tenants trapped inside. dangling bed sheets from windows. one mother making an impossible decision. >> a lady appeared at the window, i watched her say, i'm about to throw my baby, please catch the baby. >> now questions about possible safety failures. first the "nightline 5.." >> mm, beneful grain free is so healthy. here come the accents. blueberries and pumpkin. and spinach. that was my fifavorite bite so far. >> out with the grain, in with the farm-raised chicken. beneful. >>> can a toothpaste do everything well? >> my teeth are glowing. they are so white. >> step one cleans, step two whitens. crest hd. six times cleaning, six times whitening. >> at number one >>> good evening. we begin here tonight with the latest developments in the shooting of a republican congressman and others at a baseball practice outside of washington. they were gearing up for the annual matchup between the gop and the

autria: breaking this morning, a towering inferno's -- inferno, still, a high-rise often flames and police confirming the worst. the desperate race to find anyone trapped inside. larry: korea, a student back on american soil. why has he spent the last year in the coma? autria: heatwave, we made it through, it's gone but you might not know it stepping outside. with forecast thunderstorms on the way. good morning to you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] stepping outside right now, it feels like the heatwave is still around. humidity exactly, the and temperatures are higher this morning, but it should stay under 90 degrees today, that should make you state -- feel better. thunderstorms coming our way today, a little bit in the way of some action here with storms each day running right through your weekend early next week. stuffing at the door already, 75 degrees is what it feels like. chevy chase, rockville, 80 d.c., that is sticky stuff across the area. temperatures rising today, a bit of

. >>> new details on the desperate rescue attempts at the london apartment inferno as the death toll rises. >>> dangerous heat wave on way with temperatures reaching 120 degrees. >>> a crash captured on dash cam. that and more on a special edition of "early today". >>> good to be with you on this thursday morning. i'm frances rivera. house majority whip steve scalise is in critical condition this morning after a gunman opened fire on a republican baseball team. according to the d.c. hospital where he's being treated the bullet fractured bones, injured internal organs and caused severe bleeding. scalise has already received multiple pients of blood and doctors say he'll need further surgeries. several others were also injured during the shooting. matt mika a lobbyist for tyson foods was in critical condition. congressional aid zachary barth was also shot but posted a facebook and said he's okay and recovering in the hospital. his boss representative roger williams from texas suffered a sprained two capitol police officers on scalise's security detail were hospitalized. one of shot in

. >>> also tonight, towering inferno, a rising toll as a high rise goes up in flames. residents trapped, parents dropping children out of windows to safety below. what sparked this enormous fire? >>> love of the game that brings republicans and democrats together united. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from alexandria, virginia. >>> good evening and thank you for being with us tonight. the manicured suburban ball field behind me belies the violence and bloodshed that shattered this alexandria, virginia park merely 12 hours ago. a gunman with possibly political acts to grind unleashed a vicious republican attack on members of congress not engaged in politics but practicing for a charity baseball game against democrats. witnesses describe an assault that lasted around ten minutes. the shooter with dozens of rounds before being wounded by police. you can imagine the evidence left behind and we can show you right now live an fbi evidence team lined up together looking for pieces of evidence that m

inferno. anger erupts. the protest is, storming the town hall, and going past downing street.an, similar. g re nfell tower fury street. the guardian, similar. grenfell tower fury on the streets. and one of our story. all of the broadsheets and tabloids, united. it is not often you get the newspapers doing this. got the same music. and what is going to be said next monday, when we start to discuss brexit? before the queen's speech. that is what should be dominating the news. the financialtimes also have one of our story. amazon on whole foods. extraordinary. purchasing this market grocer.l whole foods. extraordinary. purchasing this market grocer. a pay cheque. that is how much it costs to use this place. amazon into physical stores. moving into a sector that they do not dominate. stores are dying in the us. malls are ghost towns. that is what this is about and that this won't is going to happen here. we are not going into shops. going to be keeping those open, but are not distributing outlet for services. does that worry you? i think it should worry us all, but it is the finan

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the inferno in london. >> a massive fire engulfed a high rise. police are pushing people back and say the building might collapse. we have a reporter there live with the latest. >> breaking overnight. american student held prisoner in north korea more than a year released and back home. in a coma. we have this full story as american doctors now get to work treating him. >> the temperatures are sending people to the beach. prompting rescues like this. this one involved sisters pulled from rip currents by officers and band of surfers and bystander, also a dog on the loose, getting lucky after falling while taking a drink. >> now finally i guess eating on tv on camera, producers are striking while the iron is hot. and cooling things down with a summer treat. strawberry shortcake. standing by with the next food challenge on this wednesday, june. >>> get to that later. breaking news right now in london. what peers to be a disaster in the making, the towering inferno. >> 24 story apartment building engulfed in flames. the fire broke out and quickly con

> breaking overnight, fire tears through a london apartment building as people rush to escape the inferno. overnight, we learned people have been killed and at least 50 injured. nbc10's pamela osborne joins us live in the digital operations center with the breaking details. pam, fill us in. >> reporter: we're beginning to

a massive inferno at a london high-rise. >>> breaking news at 4:30 this morning, a massive inferno ates this morning from the scene. six people are dead so far. sadly, that number is expected to rise. we have at least 50 injured so far this morning. they're really having a tough time tackling this one. >>> good morning to you, 4:30 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm sam. the high-rise is still smoldering at this hour. in the meantime, let's get a check of your local forecast. kari hall joins us and things continue to heat up. >> our temperatures going up a few more degrees today and we start out with some nice cool conditions and whatever you have to do outside today, hopefully you can get

nbc's bill neely has the latest from london. >> a nighttime inferno.dreds trapped inside as a 24-story apartment building desen grates. they signal for help. most were asleep when the fire began at 1:00 in the morning. >> signaling help, help. >> reporter: they pleaded from the upper floors but for many, help never arrived. >> the fire just went and just took them. there is no way they would go out. >> reporter: a nightmare caught on one neighbor's cell phone. one resident used a flashlight, another tied sheets from a [000:18:58;00] firefighter closed in. and from inside one woman filmed her terrifying ordeal. a child was saved and a baby thrown from a woman on a ninth floor window. >> the baby dropped in a straight line and the guy ran forward and the baby fell into his arms. >> reporter: the building was recently renovated, badly say residents by a company that's defending its work. firefighters are still inside recovering casualties but then they will investigate residents' claims there was no central fire alarm or sprinkler system. this was a trage

at g re nfell tower, directly from the inferno at grenfell tower, which she has no involvement in, she couldn't have seen it happen, it is becoming a very important catalyst in her political future, the future of a government which has barely started. this is part of the churn that is going on. in about three of the papers we've seen so far there's now a question over queen's speech, the programme on the 28th ofjune, this is becoming a confidence issue now. this is why the conservative papers are so this is why the conservative papers are so worried about this and they are so worried about this and they are mailing it to the performance in the aftermath of grenfell tower because what i think they are all sensing, the response wasn't good enough, and they know this isn't going to go away. it will go into the winter. this is a big turning point. in one constituency it has shown the contrast between rich and poorin shown the contrast between rich and poor in britain today. it has put a magnifying glass, hasn't it? she was there initially but she was just meeting the emergency services. wh

a towering inferno in london. breaking news. a towering inferno in london.talized and residents say some of their neighbors were trapped inside. the latest details.. coming up. good morning washington. - not as hot, but still very afternoon - slightly cooler, less humid tomorrow - hot and humid for father's day weekend today: partly cloudy. warm and very humid. thunderstorms likely. highs: 84-88 winds: n to e 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 65-69 winds: e 5 mph thursday: mostly cloudy to partly sunny. slightly less humid. highs: 80-84 winds: se 5-10 mph

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but rubble and ash. 58 people are now either confirmed or presumed dead from last week's massive infernobritish minister says that new insulating panels added to the building during a recent renovation because of their flammability. survivors say the material helped spread the fire. plans are underway to re-try bill cosby.. now that his sex assault trial has ended in a mistrial. after more than 50 hours of deliberations, jurors remained deadlocked. that prompted the judge to declare a mistrial on saturday. he says he'll try to schedule a new trial within 120 days. it's likely that cosby's lawyers will try to block a new trial. but legal experts say it unlikely they'll have any luck. imagine earning money just by driving your car. no, we're not talking about becoming an uber driver - we're talking about mobile billboards. consumer reporter john matarese has a caution before you sign up, so you don't waste your money. time now for weather humid, strong pm storms (2-8pm) highs: 82-88 winds: south 10-15 mph, gusts to 25 tonight: thunderstorms end, skies begin clearing by 11pm lows: 65-71 win

the inferno broke out in a 24-story building in the overnight hours london time.an 200 firefighters balanced those flames throughout the night. in west land north kensington district. dozen of people are injured and family and friends are still trying to find people who are missing. the city's mayor says he's got a lot of questions about the construction. a firm hired to refurbish the building last year says its work met all required codes and regulations but that doesn't make it ease your for those who watched in horror. >> i saw one person trying to jump out. one actually jumped out and obviously what happened. it's a nightmare. >> horrific just slammed the door shut. immediate knew what the situation was. rolled up some towels and immediately notified my wife and said let's get out of here. >> investigators are trying to pinpoint what started the inferno and it's raising all kinds of questions about what you should do if you live or work in a high rise an fire breaks out. >> hundreds of high rises in philadelphia. our dawn timmeney talk to the deputy fire commi

. >>> and an inferno threatens an overpass in arkansas. >> what? >> that's crazy. >> how a semitruck crash starts one dangerous chain reaction. >>> a lost baby bird chirps out a message. see the ingenious plan to draw mom back to the nest. >> here we go. >>> and a couple pulled over by the cops. >> and you'll see real quickly that something's about to go down. >> the story behind the traffic stop over a stolen heart. >>> a genetic eye disease runs in erica's family and she hasn't been able to see color in eight years. >> do you forget what these colors are? >> well, we're about to find out. erica's sister won a pair of enchroma glasses and gave them to her. >> as soon as she puts them on, basically her color blindness is gone. >> and that's what happens. as she looks down, in front of her there's an array of colored balloons and she's in awe. >> oh, my god. this is amazing. >> watch what happens when she gets to her favorite color. >> purple, my favorite color is purple. my gosh. i can see purple. blue and red. wow. >> now, remember, it's been abou

the desperate measures taken by, many of those residents, trapped inside an inferno to save the lives of themselves and their children. >> coming up later, president trump's call for uniteam after the shooting at the baseball practice. is its enough to bridge the growing political di viet. >> remember to check out behind the scenes pics. you are watching "world news now." do you often wake up with chest congestion or suffer excess mucus? left untreated mucus can build up causing further problems. treat mucus buildup early with #1 doctor recommended mucinex 12 hour. and lasts for 12 hours. learn more at mucinex.com treat excess mucus with mucinex 12 hour and enjoy living well. in new herbal essences it's bio:renew a blend of sea kelp, aloe and antioxidants that help bring your hair back to life. new herbal essences. let life in. you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your

. >> he was -- it was an inferno. >> the death toll rises. >>> a dangerous heat wave with temperatures hitting 120 degrees. >>> plus, a terrifies one way crash captured on a dash cam. that and more on a special edition of "early today." good morning. house member oh steve scalise is in critical condition after a gunman opened fire on a republican baseball team. he was hit in the right hip and the bullet fractured bones, injured internal organs and caused severe bleeding. scalise has already received multiple points of blood and doctors say he will need further surgery. several others were injured during the shooting. matt micah was injured. zach b.a.r.t. was injured but posted he was okay and in the hospital. his boss, roger williams from texas suffered a sprained incident during the -- sprained ankle during the incident. capitol officers were injured. president trump visited the wounded officer in the hospital as well as representative scalise and his wife. the president later tweeted scalise is in very tough shape but is a real fighter. pray for steve. nbc has more on the shooting. >

apartment buildings in britain because they conontain the same materials that led to that deadly towering inferno. >>> swift water warning. record snow melt is putting first responders on high alert. >>> daring procedure. why some patients are willing to be infected with a serious disease to live longer. >>> and artful escape. inside a chicago program that's keeping at-risk youths safe and creating beautiful glasswork. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. jose is off tonight. on this third day of summer, extreme heat has taken over much of the western u.s. temperatures as high as 120 degrees in some places and 27 million people under excessive heat warnings and advisories and the heat has been deadly. in less than a month, six children have died after being left inside hot cars. the latest, just last night. catie beck starts us off with the danger and new pressure to change the law. >> reporter: terrifying moments this week. a child trapped in suffocating heat. an indiana officer rescued

. >>> and that inferno in london similar to a deadly high-rise fire in philadelphia 26 years ago.he meridian fire led to drastic changes in how high-rise fires are attacked and prevented. randy gyllenhaal spoke with firefighters who were there and has life saving advice for anyone who lives in a a tall building. >> reporter: terrifying visuals, the high-rise consumed by fire and smoke. those images a vivid reminder to firefighters here in philadelphia. >> they are just a tough fire to fight. >> now the city's deputy fire commissioner who back in 1991 battled the infamous meridian fire, a high-rise office complex near city hall that went up in flames killing three firefighters. >> a fire that's burning thor floors is labor intensive. >> reporter: the e meridian fire was a a lesson that sprinklers should be in every high-rise building. >> all new construction whether it's office residential has to be sprinklers on all floors. >> reporter: residential high-rises are popping up left and right. all of them will have modern state of the art sprinkler and alarm systems, but it's up to th

. >>> overseas now to a tragic inferno in pakistan. started with a crash involving an overturned oil tanker truck, hundreds of villagers had gathered to collect spilled fuel when the truck suddenly burst into flames, killing at least 153 people in in punjab province in the east part of that country. nbc's lucie cavanaugh has more. >> reporter: anguish and disbelief in pakistan today as an ordinary road accident turned into a deadly inferno. a speeding oil tanker carrying thousands of gallons of fuel on a rural stretch of highway this morning blew a tire and flipped. bursting into flames 45 minutes later. this video showing the calm before the blast. with locals, many of whom live less than $3 a day rushing to the scene. using buckets and shopping bags to collect the valuable fuel leaking from the damaged tanker. witnesses say the crowd numbered in the hundreds before the explosion. this man says, someone lit a match to smoke a cigarette when suddenly the explosion happened. engulfing the villagers. my uncle escaped he says, but his son

the inferno last night left people trapped in a top floor jumping from the apartment. london fire raising questions for people who live in high rises here in philadelphia. should they stay or go when fire hits deputy fire commissioner says it depends on the building and the evacuation and shelter in place plan. all buildings in philadelphia that are seven stories or higher have to have a policy and practice it. building management will november residents of exactly what to do but -- >> you always want no matter what's given to you you want to check before you open your apartment door. you want to check for heat. you want to see if there's any smoke. >> if there is, fire officials say keep the doors closed. block it with something so the smoke doesn't get in and then call 911. that way the fire department knows you're trapped and need help. >>> developing story tonight out of wildwood, new jersey, some local high school graduates tell fox 29 their plans for summer on the shore are shattered. they say a wildwood businessman took their cash for summer rental but never bui

♪ ♪ ♪ this london high-rise turned into a towering inferno.ht: it appears some people are trapped inside. abeth >>> now 11:00, breaking news. a london high-rise turns into a towering inferno. it appears some people are trapped inside. i am elizabeth cook. >> let's get to andrea. >> the fire has been burning for more than 5 hours now. the flames broke out while many residents inside the tower were sleeping. the apartment building is in kensington near notting hill. 200 firefighters, 40 trucks and 20 ambulances are at the scene. the fire commissioner says they are struggling to get inside and the smoke and flames are making it difficult. they know there are people inside. several have been seen in windows. one man, reportedly waving a blanket and another man -- another woman calling that she had a child inside. at least one witness says he saw a tenant jump from an upper floor. people were ordered to self evacuate. >> people were screaming help me help me. >> i have never seen a building this size own for over >> i can't believe the way it's goi

an inferno tour through complex in the middle of the night wednesday trapping residents.isturbing video you're about to see was streamed live on facebook from the top floor of the building. >> hello. come here. come here. hello. >> okay. >> reporter: we don't know if she survived. authorities say it could take weeks to search the site. >> tragically now we are not expecting to find anyone else alive. it will be an absolute miracle for anyone to be left alive. >> reporter: fire experts believe cosmetic siding recently added to the building's exterior may have fueled the blaze. north carolina native atani lives nearby. >> people have been complaining totten fantastic management organization that better fire plans have to be put in place. >> reporter: neighbors have donated everything from clothes to food to diapers and toys. now volunteers are organizing it into boxes so it can be handed out. robby sing usually does relief work in the middle east. >> london. >> it's like being back in syria or iraq. >> it seems like a war zone. it was shocking. >> reporter: british singer a

a massive inferno at a london high-rise. >>> breaking news at 4:30 this morning, a massive inferno at a london high-rise. live pictures this morning from the scene. six people are dead so far. sadly, that number is expected to rise. we have at least 50 injured so far this morning. they're really having a tough time tackling this one. >>> good morning to you, 4:30 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm sam. the high-rise is still smoldering at this hour. in the meantime, let's get a check of your local forecast. kari hall joins us and things continue to heat up. >> our temperatures going up a few more degrees today and we start out with some nice cool conditions and whatever you have to do outside today, hopefully you can get it done early before the temperatures start a feel a little bit more uncomfortable. in the tri-valley, we are at 54 degrees and 56 degrees in the south bay, on the left side of your screen this the east bay, it's 57 while 49 now in the north bay. and our highs reaching into the low 80s for the south bay 76 degrees for palo alto and for the tri-valley and the delt

g re nfell tower picture of the inferno that engulfed grenfell tower just before picture of the infernofore one o'clock this morning, yesterday morning, was when the fire started, and it really took hold in the next hour or so after that. a photographer from the london hour or so after that. a photographerfrom the london evening standard took the picture that is on many of the newspaper front pages today, and court yesterday's and and, you were here quickly afterwards. —— and of course on yesterday's standard. you have covered war zones, but this must have been very difficult. it is not what you want to do, when i arrived at three o'clock in the morning, the building was well allied, and i heard terrible things, but i have never seen anybody act as brilliantly as the london fire brigade. i could not do it for any money in the world. but i took some distance to take the picture from a block of flats, that has now been published everywhere, it was on the front page of the standard, and todayit front page of the standard, and today it seems to have been published all around the world. it i

me called embracing a six pm sunday here in moscow first for you this hour wednesday's tower block inferno in west london is now believed to have killed fifty eight people police say that that number may still rice as the slow task of combing through the building finding and identifying bodies continues the fire broke out in the early hours of the morning and swiftly the entire twenty four story residential building. the for the. people. like you will pull off. for me. while the fire and the lack of a robust government response is not to widespread public fiore testers in the capital have been calling for the prime minister to step down they want to answer is quite cheap flammable and possibly illegal clouding was used on my building the reason may for policy is admitted that the handling of the disaster has not been good enough. downing street expected to appoint a chap person to lead a public inquiry into the ground full time a disaster on the prime minister's also ordered urgent safety checks on all similar tower blocks he's rally reports from london over the course of this demonstratio

autria: breaking this morning, a towering inferno's -- inferno, still, a high-rise often flames and policefirming the worst. the desperate race to find anyone trapped inside. larry:

through the maze being blamed for more than just a response to the deadly inferno since the u.k. election earlier this month in which a party unexpectedly failed to win a majority in parliament the prime minister's been accused of stealing your opponent's agendas too as well as seeking a controversial deal with northern ireland's deeply conservative d p party. no one and no community is left behind. no one and no community is left but no body and no community should ever be left behind. some people say the e.u. does not make a small secure because it does not allow us to control the border. but that is not true we want our voters back we want our country a new role for ourselves in the world as a strong country which controlled it for our borders. look at the facts the potential risks to jobs. if we were to leave the european union the framework of the single market i would say is a beginning but you must be optimistic about what i am proposing cannot mean membership of the single market. what has been an absolute disaster the fall of the ruling conservative party they ran a drea

the inferno camejust and then exploded on sunday. the end of ramadan. instead of preparing to celebrate, local people were faced with the horrific aftermath of the blaze. many were searching for missing members of their family. the many were searching for missing members of theirfamily. the injured have been transferred to a number of hospitals with specialist burns units. today, senior military officials visited to see for themselves how the hospitals were coping. but across the province today the focus has been on burying the dead. imams leading funeral prayers for those who had been identified. as this community faces its own devastating loss, the government has promised a thorough investigation into how this could possibly have happened. back to our top story now. those cyber attacks that are claiming an increasing number of victims right around the world. hannah kuchler is the cyber security correspondent for the financial times and is based in san francisco. she explained just how far this attack has already spread. this has be

a touring inferno claims lives. this video shows the fully engulfed apartment complex burning as flames raced through the 24-floor tower. the london fire commissioner says she has never seen anything like this in her 29-year career. she says firefighters are still working. she can't say how many people have died, but there are a number of fatalities. at least 50 people have been taken to hospitals. here's the scene, still smoldering hours after the fire first started. a live look at the building. it is said to be leaning, and there is a fear that it could collapse. nbc10's pamela osborne is watching the breaking developments. survivors are telling their stories. we'll bring you her report at 5:30. >>> final plea trial hearing scheduled today for philadelphia district attorney seth williams. today's hearing is mostly procedural. in part to review the verdict sheet and go over jury instructions. the trial on federal bribery and corruption charges is set to begin on monday. williams is accused of taking more than $100,

coming up an update on that inferno burning in london. multiple deaths are feared.der if this building will collapse. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> developing now on "action news" a fire tragedy unfolding right now in london. flames have raced through a highrise apartment tower. dozens are in the hospital. many others are feared dead. >> awaiting a verdict. the jury in the bill cosby trial returns for a third day of deliberations. >> the heat just makes for havoc at a high school graduation. ambulances had to surround the stadium to tend to people showing signs of exhaustion. >> good morning everyone. it is 5:30 on this wednesday, june 14th. heat wave is over. let's turn to david and karen. >> yes, still feels pretty muggy out there but you're

. >> then towering inferno, how to get out alive if you're caught in a high-rise disaster. >> if someone finds themselves in this type of situation, what's your advice? >> and? >> bill cosby verdict watch. >> then bachelor in paradise secrets straight from a woman who knows what really goes on behind the scenes. >> people would definitely be shocked to hear what happens. >> plus, oh,

this is what the inferno looked like early this morning when it began to engulf the entire highrise.sses say they saw a number of people trapped in the flames. one saw someone drop a baby from the upper floors into a man's arms below. others spotted terrified people at the windows frantically banging and screaming. given how long it's been burning, there are fears the building will collapse. firefighters are currently searching for any survivors and have not indicated a cause. >> ♪ >> it is 6:05. new this morning a man who was riding a bike in north philadelphia is in critical condition now after being shot. the shooting happened around 10:30 along the 2600 block of north 17th street. police say the victim was on his bike when bullets came. he was able to drop the bike and run a short distance away after he had been shot twice. investigators rushed the man to the hospital. police do not have a description of the suspect but they're taking a look at nearby surveillance video. >>> a few hours later an 18-year-old man was shot twice in the tioga section of the city. police say the victi

deliberations at the bill cosby sexual assault trial and still no verdict, breaking news a towering inferno in london as flames are sweeping through a 24 story apartment building, this is happening right now and it's next. pacing... a constant urge to move. if someone you know is suffering from schizophrenia they may also be struggling with akathisia: a common side effect of some schizophrenia medications. learn more at myakathisia.com. action news delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ it is tuesday night and the big story on action news tonight is breaking news from london where an inferno has fully engulfed a 24 story apartment story the bbc is reporting 40 fire engines and 200 firefighters are battling this blaze, there are fears at this point that the building might collapse. we now have a live picture from london, there are terrifying reports from witnesses who claim that they saw people shining flashlights from the top floor. unable to escape the flames. while them si is unfolding there are no official details yet on casualties but this is an image that we don't se

those were the only two magazines i could save from the inferno.the only two things i could save. the firemen work there. they were heroes. they were already inside. you were with your friend. your daughter got out. and your friend's ‘s young daughter is still missing. yes. they were up in the 17th floor. he was lucky he was in my house at that moment. but i don't know. her mother was with her. they say the child is somewhere but they cannot find her. we went out. some firemen, they had arrived in six minutes. very fast. fantastic. but there was not much else. many people have said that already, but i was one of the first to notice. you could not move them with the fire engine. so difficult to get in. they lost a lot of time because of that. the fire was so quick. like a squirrel going up was so quick. like a squirrel going upa was so quick. like a squirrel going up a tree. very fast. thank you. an emergency number has been set up for anyone concerned for loved ones in the north kensington fire the casualty bureau is 0800 0961233. the cause of the

trapped on the lower floors could see fire crews trying to get to them, but higher up the building the inferno too intense to let rescuers get close. people living nearby alerted by the smell of smoke, came to the site and filmed what they saw. many had come to see if they could help, but with flaming debris falling from the tower block their lives were at risk too. they need to ring 999 and there is a dedicated line for this incident. 0k? on the ground, police cleared a wide cordon and closed the nearby aao in and out of london. some 200 fire engines were brought in to tackle the blaze. as the hours passed, the concern was whether the building might collapse and who might still be trapped inside. many people were led to safety, but some 30 were taken to hospital. others were counting their blessings. david benjamin was in the block when the fire began. there was smoke everywhere. literally everywhere. there was people downstairs. there was bits of cladding falling off the block that was on fire. people screaming. after a couple of minutes, because people were still sleeping on the higher floo

capitalist regulation this week's tragic and lethal inferno in london was it no wonder social cleansing emerges an issue within minutes of the fire breaking out in west london and increasing inequality that resumes chief of staff gavin barwell who allegedly sat on a tower block fire safety review even state mandated u.k. broadcasters at the scene couldn't avoid the topic of rich was as poor as they sought opinion from the local community one thing i wanted to say that i was saying about i might have been afraid to exploit it was something that i don't know about what i will i do know is dated regeneration last year building that they talk about doing all of these buildings they did it that they wouldn't only ten million pounds they're talking about and put the plastic things on there. because they want more reasons to not be on this to. generate the blocks or they could knock them down and often i'm not so sure that was totally an accident i'm not even going to lie i'm not going to lie to you could you cause me to have i'm not going to lie the whole situation that's going on in this are