[moo] [announcer] the score is the houston toros 5, the bears 0. the bears coming to bat. marx brothers is up. [leak] come on, toby, now. let's move him around. way to go! way to hustle! one down, kelly. one out. protect yourself. fire 'em in there. let's go! one out. miguel, you're the boss. tag up. tag up. go, go, go! he's coming home. throw the ball! he's out! easy out. is the toros 5, the bears 0. the game's called. we're out of time. time! game is called. it's not over yet. i'm sorry. it's all over. i can't help it. let's go home, fellas. that's it. can they do that? no, they can't do that. hey. hey, you guys, where you going? what about the looper? we're not finished! you said a four-inning game. you didn't play fast enough. a game is a game. game's called. who's ahead? he's ahead. you win the game. we won! the game is over. that's all. let the kids play. why are you shutting it off? we're not finished! the game isn't over yet! they said four innings! how you doing? it's bob watson and cesar cedeño! what's up, fellas? we only had two innings. how's your game going? we

is at a stand still for a fourth day now after 168,000 gallons of oil was dumped into the bay. houston's -- >>> san francisco is getting to be too expensive even for the middle class. but there's a new program for first responders that could be closing the income gap. melissa chan reports. >> reporter: andrew ye was born in san francisco, raised in san francisco, and now serves san francisco has a firefighter. he also almost got priced out of living in san francisco. >> i went to preschool all the way to high school here, and everything has changed since growing up. i think the tech boom has driven the prices pretty hard, and it is hard to even be able to rent in the city right now let alone buy a house. you have teachers, police officers, sheriffs, fire department, we want to be in the city that we work in. >> reporter: according to reports, the gap between the rich and the poor is growing faster in san francisco than in any other major city in the country. families in the bottom 20th percentile saw their salaries drop some $4,000 in the past five years, those at the 95th percentile saw

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on rebates is >> : houston was tool and 14.ake a $10 million contract writers are desperate. they got hope he works. >> : i can't do anything but move on the bigger to better things on excited for what the future roles here in oakland. i'm just excited to get to work. >> : ncaa tournament his stanford poll mile upset pretty good this effort and johnny dawkins to command this year pretty much fighting for the job. should fans of new mexico crag meal and then it went to work trays and randall was great. airline 23. stafford from the get go. led to favor lobos. looking: hello. several new mexico to tie the game and 45 the dallas judge sanford to strong in size. they win 5853 nec dismayed tends is sunday at around 32. >> : but both a good lead played the sequestering the kept fighting coming back. they made a game at the end. >> : here is tweed of the week new raider quarterback. rader batch job jersey's now on sale but to catch the photo he also tutored as of soft jersey with 66 representing the name number on the back of the 66 o

he is heading and what minnesota finance and law that the series is houston's it wishing you were to be given to them. he pointed his candidate as opposed to the head of the country to get it and sent on my previous elections onto the ball famous artists and was making her an actual campaign. and this election she will be represented by an activist of the madonna. she presented them in a speech to the coast to promise that a decision as the president of the reinforcement of ukrainian. i mean i couldn't get on and on the coming state to state and international security guarantees turned out to be emptied. while. these trading on the basis of the men as dc has done his character and director of the paint on and on the world the descent affirmation of the new military doctrine. together with them. the opinion of me with the most effective weapons. we need to bring the top of the defence conflicts the glorious light i would go with it presidential plans and it was not immediately conduct that any teacher suggested to nominate the only candidate that most of the president of ukraine and c

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our guest host is the former mayor of houston. democratic party and republican state, texas, his wonderful new book is out, "america's fiscal constitution." all you have to know is not only does james mason and bill clinton like it, but they give it a rave is well. a fabulous book, what is your single message? wax that we can balance the budget. just whining, we can do it. for 90% of our history we have been able to balance the budget except where there were extraordinary emergencies and politicians refused to borrow money just to pay routine operating expenses. there has been a radical departure from historic policy since 2001. by the way, the politicians that did this, the elected officials managed to get reelected. tax time here as well, fill out the taxes, send them in. you say that there is a limit to using income tax as a weapon of choice? >> i tell you what, the amount in the economy that consists of personal income is not 100% of gdp. once you start getting over 40% in the effective march bracket, you start getting tax avo

you're talking about the houston canal, which is basically 50 miles between houston and the gulf of mexico. that's the area that they're talking about. part of it is closed off to traffic as crews, again, work to basically get the fuel out of that area. >> okay. but, brandon, is there any health concerns we should be aware of? what about this hydrogen sulfide people are worried about to threaten the area now? >>. >> reporter: there really is not much of a threat, but again, crews are working trying to assess the damage. at the same time, others are working to contain the fuel and get it out of the area. >> okay. brandon truttling live from dallas. thank you. >>> now we want to move to the crisis in ukraine where there's a warning from nato saying there are so many russian troops on the eastern ukrainian border they're a threat to moldova, which is on the opposite side of ukraine. the ukrainian security chief accuses putin of trying to take over the entire country, claims that russia denies. meanwhile, it's moving missiles and has taken over most of the ukrainian military bases inside of cr

this is in houston. that is an apartment complex. the apartment buildings are thankfully under construction. they are not inhabited apartments, but you can see this blaze in houston is burning out of control. it is a massive fire. numerous fire stations are there or on the way. and again, an unhabited thankfully, apartment building in houston. dramatic video there. we'll dip out of this to see -- at that point the fire is so large and hot, i'm not sure a fire crew could get that close to it. might have to bring in aerial help as well. either way, that's happening right now in houston. >> okay. we've got a yard full of housing data to chew on this morning. but it's not all rosy. kate is showing the prices are rising but new home sales felled to a low. high prices no buyers? sounds like a precipitation for trouble. soo seeming paradox. explain it to us. >> so prices have been rising and a lot of that's been investor buying. but investors are mostly going after existing homes, a lot of distressed homes. new home sales took a little slide

don is the director of petroleum geoscience programs at the university of houston. n, thank you for being with us. >> good to see you too, and thank you for having me. >> there is possibly a misunderstanding that if you stop pipelines from being built somehow we're not going to use as much oil. but we're still going to use as much oil. we still drill and produce and move a lot of oil in this country. >> that's exactly right. we're using over 19 million barrels a day right now. that's a huge number. the world is using about 90 million barrels a day. the numbers had dropped off for a while, but they have started to pick back up. and the easiest way to move a lot of this right now is through the rails and through barges as were mentioned in the lead-up to this interview. >> in your opinion, as we said most of the oil that gets moved around is moved by tanker ship or pipeline, upward of 90% of the oil in this country, but we're seeing more movement by rail, more accidents by rail, and more movement on these barges. are they just not good ways to move oil, or are they for

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is next. and check us out 24 hours a day by going to aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> hey, i'm wajahat ali, and you are in "the stream." hooungs -- houstons grappling with another oil spill and alaskians are looking back on the last exxon valdez disaster. ♪ >>> lisa fletcher is out on vacation, but we have my man julio stepping in talking to our online guests of the show. i still have these images seared oil. >> yeah. >> and our community has been talking about this all day. >> we asked our community about the exxon valdez. things. >> go for it. i asked neil did they ever answer back? and he goes . . . and then we have this video comment from andrea. >> the oil spill little has changed. technology to cleanup or prevent them has not evolved. however, renewable technologies are now available industrially and for consumers. 25 years after the -- >> we'll also talk about the gulf and getting actual comments from our community later in the show, so just keep tweeting us. >> houston ship channels closed after an oil barge slided with another ship saturday. it hit too close to home for people in the gulf of mexico. the timing of the accident is

let me take you now to some pictures, because this is what we're watching here, live pictures from our houston affiliate kprc. what you're looking at is not exactly right now, because -- there we go. this is a massive fire. this is burning in a residential building. it's under construction. this is houston. massive flames here. clearly out of control. we're told you can see smoke from miles and miles away. we're making phone calls as of this moment here as we're watching this very closely. no reports yet of injuries. the building was vacant. but that intersection, as you can imagine here this part of houston absolutely shut down. no one's getting anywhere near. look at this. the camera from this helicopter zooms out, you can really see how massive this fire is, three alarm fire. under construction, part of this whole thing. as soon as we get more information in houston on this massive fire, of course, we'll bring it to you live here on cnn. >>> coming up here, you know this, time is running out for crews to hear the pings we keep talking about from these signals under water. we'll talk about t

this is four days after a barge spilled as much as 175 gallons -- 170 5000 gallons of oil. the channel connects houstonh parts of southeast texas including key oil refineries. cleanup is underway around galveston bay. more now on that story we told you about moments ago, firefighters fighting that massive blaze at what appears to be an apartment building under construction just west of downtown houston, texas. that fire broke out about 12:30 p.m. local time at the 2500 block of west allis near montrose. so far, we have not received any word of possible injuries or firemay have started that happening in houston, texas. it is 26 minutes past the hour. that means bloomberg television is. here is senior markets correspondent julie hyman on a day the markets are trending higher. >> trending a little higher. there was a mix of economic data this morning between new-home sales and consumer confidence. take a look. investors are indeed buying. we are just off the highs of the day. we did have some of the best performers of the last year or so and even beyond that. now it looks like we are seeing a comeback. en

right now we have for you some dramatic image is from houston texas where a construction worker had atruly left the state i hear he can see and being rescued from the balcony of the burning of villages moments before that time truly see the planes come last he dangled his body from the fifth floor balcony in and for once out onto the balcony level just before entering the brief announcement of the act the pretty impressive stuff fortunately the construction worker. he's saying i am they are. you what you can see kevin sheedy human parents to stay with us. well the gore into the semifinals of the french top of the thrashing second tier two hours last night the capitalist model into the us cost to the home side in front of students in it in toxic debt that of the dreaded open free flowing the exchanging cards with the minority at the pool second just before our time the gates opened up the break we get to the uo campus again. i don't go my mother to decreased to sixty one. kendall twenty and the role of the site can be angled cut it short cycle to take extra stuff we bought it back from

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houston, texas. chopper above. massive smoke pouring out of this apartment building. this is the information we're getting at this time. we'll bring the very latest and more on the development. you can see the skyline in houston. huge fire, massive fire in five-story apartment building. houston, texas, more on this when we gain more information. meantime, deadline for obama care enrollment, less than a week away. have all the necessary fixes been made? democratic senator outspoken on the need for changes joins us just moments from now. >>> new developments on the investigation into this train crash at one of the nation's busiest airports. the role the conductor may have played in all of this. >>> a massive pileup involving more than 60 cars. find out what set off this chain reaction and where it was. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. ♪ [ male announcer ] help

houston police are investigating but have not released details. >>> a look at how the pope is vieweded negative five to one. >>> man used a brick to knock out a car window. the plan backfired when he set himself on fire in the process. despite the misstep of the vandal causing heavy damage to the car, he's still out there. >>> a look ahead and look back. on this day 128 one of the worst civil engineering disasters. the concrete st. francis dam northwest of los angeles collapsed killing 600 people. michelle obama will speak at the special screening of muppets most wanted. >>> oscar winning actress turns 68. we advise you to keep it here for more news >>> developing news, almost 12 hours late, firefighters still trying to put out a massive fire at a san francisco construction site. a live look at the scene. you can see firefighters still hard at work. >>> this is how it all started, flames pouring out of the building, consuming a good part of the city block, sending smoke that could be seen for miles away. very good wednesday morning to you. 4:30 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sc

. >> the coast guard is partially opening the houston channel. a cruise ship was the first to travel in. >> hundreds of search and rescue workers are combing through rubble looking for survivors from the washington mud slide. the death toll is 16 and climbing. it could jump to 24 as eight bodies were found, but not yet recovered. 177 are unaccounted for. >> while the magnitude is extraordinary, it's far from being the deadly yet. natural disasters like this have impacted the country for years. >> you are looking at the moment a massive land slide levelled part of area. a canadian group were on the scene. deadly landslides are not uncommon. in the u.s. the worse was 100 years ago with the collapse of the st. francis damn sent 12 million gallons of water down the valley. in 1969 a category 5 hurricane slammed into nelson county virginia, sparking flooding and a land slide leaving 150 dead. >> 30 years ago in 1985 a landslide in puerto rico triggered by a tropical storm killed 129 people. years earlier in sierra sansaver, heavy rain lead to a series

houston fire department. he joins me tonight. >> captain, this rescue is extraordinary., how long had the fire been going on about at that point? >> not long. we pulled up and there wasn't much fire but it moved through the entire building in a couple of minutes. >> it moved that fast. >> it moved extremely fast. faeft-mo fastest-moving fire i've ever ben to. >> when you arrived on the scene were you immediately aware this construction worker was trapped up there? >> we had reports. our chief told us to go to the north side of the building, there was three men trapped on the roof. so we got there, positioned the ladder truck, and got the ladder set up to the roof when we started noticing we had a small amount of fire on the left side, climbed about halfway up the ladder i noticed the whole attic roof was on fire. then just seconds later by the time i get to the top of the ladder the entire roof was completely involved in fire. >> was it moving that fast because of the winds? why was it moving so fast? >> the wind and just the construction. it was really fast, faster than

is something there that from the cross traffic that we need to address. and market street has the two the highest bicycle areas in the city. houston is third. that's where we've seen the most collisions. our solution recommendation is to restrict traffic on market street. we're going to recommend pco support at the key intersections where they're needed and we'll see them as we install them where it makes sense to add or move them around. we're going to improve compliance of the existing regulations. working closely with the police department enforce the traffic situations that are there that needs to be reinforced and putting in signage to remind people this is how you're supposed to navigate through and across this area and you'll be fined if you don't do this. the red treatment of the existing transit lanes, and then beefing up the awareness before they get to market street on how to get around to reach their destination because people still need to get to their destination. we want to be mindful of that. our goal is by spring, we'll have the treatments in place and that by early winter of next year, we want to implement the regulations

. >>> now to a genuine environmental disaster that is playing out in texas. the houston ship channel is at a stand still has crews clean up 168,000 gallons of oil that spilled during a barge collision. that fuel is lapping at the shore line of galveston beaches, 13 miles of contaminant boom is in the water and dozens of ships are skimming for cleanup, but the oil has already seeped into an important bird refuge during mating season. at least 50 animals have needed treatment. and royal caribbean had to cancel a cruise because the ship can't leave port. >>> let's get the latest in sports now. good morning, richard. >> good morning. we have more bad news for duke university. first men's college team exits early from the ncaa tournament. now the number two women's team is out. depaul lighting up the scoreboard, raining down three-pointers all game long. that upset, 74-65, takes them to the sweet 16. joining them, brigham young upset nebraska 80-76. and fighting irish, oklahoma state, kentucky and baylor all advance. top seed tennessee moving on in the louisville region. and

and lamar houston is headed to the bears.t won five nba titles combined as player and executive. so who better than to handicap tonight's gill against the mavericks? >> we have a big game tonight. this is probably the biggest we have played all year. >> monta ellis and themavericks. they held dallas. andrew bogut played 14 minutes on sunday, 30 minutes tonight. and how about that? from steph curry, 15 points, 10 rebounds. warriors win easily. they are 10/1 since the all- star break. no luck needed tonight for the sharks against the maple leafs. already up 3-1 in the second with jumbo joe feeding little joe. 400th point of his career. sharks beat toronto 6-2. i have in my hand the tuesday night top five. eight days, 13 hours, he didn't know he ran the race. he probably was in second place. number four, when your boat fails, use your motorcycle. i'm not sure if evil kinevil knows if he scared the fish to canada. number three. lucas thought he gave up a goal, but the spin preserved the draw. number two, dad wanted the baseball s

they are talking about 168 gallons of leaked fuel now in the houston canal. it is 50 mile stretch that goes from houston all the way to the gulf of mexico. we are told this job is very difficult because that oil is very thing. it's very greasy and difficult to clean. crews have been working all night and continue to work right now as we speak. you have state, federal and nonprofit agencies working together to clean up this mess, which i am told could take days if not weeks to complete. environmentalists and others are concerned because this place is a popular bird habitat and they fear the impact that this oil spill could have on those birds. as we find out more, we will pass that information along. >> brandon truckley reporting there from texas. now, to the missing jetliner from malaysia. crews in australia wrapped up a full day of search, eight plains flew over the southern indian ocean covering more than 10,000 nautical miles. several satellite images from france saw objects floating in the water but an approaching storm could interrupt the several this week. >>

try to clean this mess up but they have quite the task at hand, understand the waterway is 50 miles between houston gulf of mess -- mexico. >> is there danger to the shore bird habitat located in that area? >> well, yeah, as you mentioned this place is a very popular bird habitat and what you can see is over in this area, i don't know, you probably wouldn't be able to tell it but there is orange boom, it's kind of blocking and strategically placed with keeping in mind efforts are there to keep these birds out of harm's way. they are doing all they can. but i am told you have a handful of birds, as many as ten, that was the number last count that have been effected, five of those i'm told died but five others are being rehabilitated. >> reporter: al jazeera. >> another thing that is working in that ir -- their favor is there was a strong north wind in the area that pushed some of the pockets of oil out of this area which again is a popular bird habitat. >> reporter: thank you very much, my apologies for cutting you off early and brandon in texas city, texas. ukraine's prime minister ordering its tro

fortunately, houston is one of the best places in the world as far as response and capability. we have great coordination and relationships with all the folks here. we have federal, state and local agencies a agencies hitting it hard. we have containment boom around the barge itself. about 600 feet of it there to contain any oil that continues to seep out. right now we're checking the barge and working on the operations and we're removing the product. we have crews out there pumping the oil there off of the barges so we can take it in to get it fixed and check it out and survey the damage and also find out if there's still remaining oil in that hold that is built. so that hull that was breached, we're not sure how much oil may still be remaining in there. there may be a considerable amount. we may want to check it out and see what we've got. >> that was petty officer andy kendrick. we have our correspondent with us now from dallas. brandon, authorities have called this an extremely serious spill. so are there any concerns yet about health issues or even damage to the wildlife i

. >> the death of pop superstar whitney houston is at the center of a lawsuit against beverly hills policer alleges he was demoted for reporting a fellow officer had disturbed the scene of the singer's death. . >>> there is a big finale, a controversial season of the bachelor. it aired last night. juan pablo chose nicky farrell, but did not present her with a ring. no wedding bells. just a promise. and it was when he turned down runner-up claire crawley that things got awkward for them. >> i'll tell you what, i thought i knew what kind of man you were -- >> okay. >> what you made me go through, i would never want my children having a father like you. >> okay. i'm glad i didn't pick her. >> at least we know there is not going to be -- there is usually a bachelor wedding and that airs. in this case -- >> full disclosure two episodes behind, but now i'm caught up, so thank you. if not -- >> spoiler alert. >> forced to watch that show with my wife and now that's over for me and now i have to sit through four hours -- >> i never watched a single episode of the bachelor. >> the question is do i

meanwhile, trans canada ceo russ gerling is telling the president of the united states basically what to do. at an energy event in houston, he said it is the next pipeline that is going to be built. the marketplace continues to push us to build a pipeline. it's the right thing to do. it takes a lot of nerve for a ceo of a multinational corporation to announce to the american people and the president of the united states to tell the president of the united states what is going to happen. now, someone i think should inform mr. gerling he doesn't run the country. the people do. the president of the united states alone has the choice. also he took slams at critics saying that the pipeline that they say that the canadian oil sands is like the largest carbon bomb in the world. it's pure fabrication. it's meant to scare annen inf m uninformed public. this this is the stuff these guys are throwing out across the world. i wonder if he would want it running through his backyard. i guess not. here is the bottom line. president obama is expected to make a decision before the midterms. the public comment period ends in just a couple

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times when we finish a game and we were on the road trip and we flew back to houston in the middle of the night, and there is no car on the highway. drive the car -- maybe i should not say that -- 100 miles an hour. >> you can do that in texas. [laughter] >> it's still illegal, right? you live in houston, you adopt some of their culture in this sense -- and it does not automatically pick up. it is not something that you have to buy a book to learn it. from the lifetime spent with them. >> if you look back, you were ?rafted in 2002 12 years since you were drafted. when you look back on it now, how do you think the true countries have moved along in understanding them? i think this created an opportunity for us. people like to watch a sports game in china come in those countries, and this could provide a channel for us where sense into the life in america. and also in other ones. every year there are dozens of sports journalists come to houston to follow the rockets them, andi talked to they are also writing something like american life and how american teenage thinking and how people treat the game, how they

but it is a disadvantage where they make you fly to houston before you fly bag to omaha. >> that is true it is something that beare watching. there is a question about whether airlines will follow suit. >> they asked them about the best and worst airports what did you find? >> we found that the best are those that are bringing local food into the airport experience. swift check ins, tsa precheck two of the best are portland and austin. these are destinations that are culinary airports. >> some of the worst, laguardia. bill and hillary clinton national airport. it was under construction. montana. >> thank you so much for joining us. up next a look at the news this week and from wedding bells to rocking chairs we can tell you how to save big on your tax bill at every stage of your life. >>> for more on our show and our guests you can go to our website. here are the stories that will impact your money this week. these companies will be reporting earnings results. on monday president obama will be visiting the netherlands. tuesday the s&p case shiller index is due. and on thursday the final

. >>> that's right, this is an amazing cheerleader, houston texans cheerleader, she agreed to a dealyear-old high schooler, if i get 10,000 rts, retweets, will you go out on the prom with me? he recently became single. she answered back to him, yes, of course i'll do that. in one day, he gets over 10,000 retweets. so catelyn and our young friend, michael ramirez, 17, will be going to the prom. she's saying it's about the kid, not me. have a good time. >> and every single female is now upset. >> yeah, get a really good-looking dress at this point. thank you for joining us. "way too earlier" with thomas roberts starts right now. have a good one. >> well, we've had our now pope, pope francis for about a year now. he's getting more and more popular. i saw a new magazine focusing on pope francis. totally true. we actually got our hands on the first issue. it's got interesting articles, 19 signs god's really into you. then there's turning water into the right kind of wine. the five must have napakas for 2014. and finally, zero tips to a better sex life. i have to get the subscription and g

. >> houston, this is mission specialist ryan stone. i'm off structure pip'm drifting. do you copy?s been lots of talk about best actress for sandra bullock. is she going to win? >> no, she won't win. nobody can stop cate blanchett. >> woody allen and dylan farrow coming forward, saying her father sexually assaulted her when she was 7 years old. he, of course, denies it and y saying in her open letter, cate blanchett, what if it was your child. did that hurt her? >> no. it hurts woody allen's at best original screenplay. >> cate blanchett has been given this award since july. anything that makes it seem less than inevitable is a disturbance in the force. >> i feel like the pope. >> "philomena." >> i don't believe it belongs in the best picture cagory. it's lovely and surprising and surprising and dark and it has redemption. but i just don't think it's a best picture movie. >> so what you're saying is you're heartless. >> pretty much. >> i'm a truth teller. some people are antagonized by the truth. >> i can't believe we've talked about best actress and have not mentioned meryl streep

roger is join us from houston. caller: good morning. i have a question for mark. host: go ahead. my issue was i am adopted. not have access to our religion will birth certificates. there is a lot of difficult in getting a passport. can't properly identify residents, how can we keep track of people who are coming inbound? guest: that is a fair question. to the surface of the issues that we have domestically in terms of identity documents and establishing identity and tracing identity. that process can only be as effective as the documents themselves. if documents are fraudulently issued, i don't think checking a database is going to tell us anything. the caller raises a good question. it really has to be addressed in a national basis in terms of internally versus and interpol basis. work with interpol the kgb or the cia? guest: they work with all national law-enforcement agencies. in terms of whether they work ,ith the kgb or the equivalent i don't know what the russians do. .ussia is a member of interpol malaysia is a member of interpol . certainly, the united states is a member o

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teams are providing other services >> a massive fire in an apartment complex under construction in houston is out, but still smoldering this afternoon. flames roared through the structure, firefighters tried to prevent flames from spreading. 200 emergency personnel were on the scene. >> the houston inferno brings to mind this one. a building under construction at mission bay here at and t park burst into flames two weeks ago the heat blew out windows investigators looking at welding as the probable cause. >> happening tonight police chief greg sur will answer questions about a shooting that killed a man at vernal heights park. carolyn? >> the chief did talk to us today and tonight will answer everybody's questions here at the school around 6:00. this is all part of the chief's protocol following any officer-involved shooting. san francisco police chief says based on what he knows about the tragedy at vernal heights park he's not second gegs his officers they shot and killed a 26-year-old friday night. some witnesses told us as many as 14 rounds were fired. officers say he pointed at weapon at

is part opener in the airlines. >> exactly. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> breaking news now out of houston, texas. this is a fire that we showed you in the last hour with gretchen. it is an incredible inferno. look at this blaze. it is powering over the skyline, sending smoke across the houston area. these pictures from our station kriv, fox in houston, this video from the station a short time ago. what a disaster. 200 emergency personnel have been on scene at this huge fire at an apartment complex. the important thing about which i was unclear before the last few minutes, this is just a construction zone. it's my understanding that nobody was living in this five-store apartment complex. it is up and basically gone. this is west dallas street, at marconi. officials say no reports of a single person injured. look at the new video just moments ago. you can see part of it collapse there before our eyes as the chopper hovered above. our crews are on the ground. we're working to make sure that nobody was injured in this thing, and authorities are trying to figure out how it got started. a massive fire a

houston. the media is reporting that the man women and children were what american migrants be held by people smugglers and saudi money for bringing them across the border from mexico police came to visit downtown houston house after a tip off that human traffickers were holding illegal migrants captain they were looking for a twenty four year old woman and her two young children when they broke open a locked door there they found a lot more. and there's a hundred plus people claimed in tooele one's story fifteen or sixteen hundred ft ups squalid conditions dirty filthy conditions the woman and her children were among one hundred gt people held at the house houston has become a hub for smugglers bringing people into the united states. it's about six hours from the mexican border but has good highway lanes to the rest of the country houston police discover people held by traffickers on a regular basis. find this size is extraordinary the largest number of individuals and that spells that i've seen that we've encountered and probably the best five or six years but it's not a happy and for these