james smith. thank you sir for, for joining us. and we couldn't join alger 0. so thought all boys who now from outside along the hospital and they are and better. and he joins us on the line of thought. there's been more deadly strikes, i'm told on central gaza. why this intensification of attacks in this particular area of guys on the day as for example, that comes among palestinians. and one of the people who have gone to the government media office at least 210 california, and have been killed in the pac on a rock, directv cam while pull 100 of the wounded. now this attack has been carried out in order to release any type of credit or from a loss if you cannot because what it says that stated them instead of just as a nation, be managed to get the i did the part vacation of the top clips and they talked about the fact that the correction has been conducted has been conducted on the ground and a very busy time at via cover for a month and the closing date. it only has been trying to reach and one of the. busy they didn't, they didn't have them through the mon

james smith is talking about monday's massive fire that destroyed an affordable housing complex underonstruction. >> in unincorporated redwood city and forced the evacuation of he and his neighbors because the backs of their homes along pacific avenue or just 25 feet away from the fire scene tuesday. he and other evacuees were allowed to return home and while still standing, there is some damage back window blew back fence area. it's all the backyard. all that's just muddy and then sings tarrant. >> i lost shingles on the roof. got some amber damage on the roof as well. we've got all this debris that we sweep out this and then furnishings insider just smoke. >> construction crews spent much of the day tuesday tearing down more of the scaffolding that burned up when this 109 unit affordable housing complex went up in flames. firefighters are still looking for a cause. they have to interview and find out about all the different processes and how that takes place. see what other works are going on. >> and from there that allows us to look into all the different potential causes and make

james smith was one of the last 100 evacuees to be allowed back home tuesday morning. >> he says damageo his fence and back window will have to be repaired as well as smoke damage inside his house. still, he's thankful and grateful that the fire department contained it. i'm grateful that, you know, the neighbors pitched in and did what weekend until >> that they can get the firemen going on the bigger hoses. i'm just glad that no one was smoke continues to linger on scene and firefighters will continue to monitor and put out hot spots as debris removal continues >> we do plan on being out here until we know that the fire is completely out. >> and then making sure that the fire investigation is complete and then be able to turn that over. so we do that as long as that takes. firefighters say all of the scaffolding should be down by thursday. >> and they're likely to remain on scene through friday. as for the investigation into the cause of this blaze, it's already underway. in unincorporated redwood city. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, the loss of this construction site is essentially

it came close to several homes, including james smith's.e's cleaned up his backyard, but is still dealing with the aftermath like the smell of smoke. we haven't come back yet because my wife and son have asthma. they come in, their chest feels tight. it's like, all right, we're just going to have to wait until they clean the house. i had to go to the va hospital for smoke inhalation. you know, on top of that, i was looking at the ring camera. it was kind of hard to watch because my wife was just in this panic. the fire was reported around 10:15 a.m. on june 3rd. i saw a little bit of smoke out of the top right, and it had just it was coming out of a window. then they had like dryer vents next to it and you could see it. then it starts coming out of the dryer vent. then another window, then a dryer vent, then another window. now it's coming out of the floor, behind it window, then that dryer vent, it just kind of did this zigzag like up and across and it wasn't too long before then flames were just shooting out. james wife took this photo at

it started right in this area because i was outside working and james smith showed us his backyard where a fence once separated his house from the construction site. he came home tuesday morning to find the fence, destroyed his roof damaged and a back window broken. there's a lot of clothing and furnishings that are just. they smell like smoke. they've either got to be cleaned or replace, said he and his wife were two of the last in the neighborhood to evacuate yesterday. she checked on neighbors while he hosed down the embers until the fire department arrived. he said he saw chunks of flaming insulation falling from the construction site onto his neighbor's roofs. i mean, i know it's just a garden hose, but i, you know, did what we could until they could get their main hoses turned on. so. and it turned out good. i mean, we all have our houses. we got a lot of cleanup. the cause of the fire remains under investigation, but officials believe it started on the fifth floor as workers were insulating units and working on sheetrock. a few doors down from smith or martinez's home was in bette

james smith is an emergency physician who has just returned from goza, where he was treating patients out of the hospital. he's been in contact with doctors the and say they over whelmed off to saturdays attacks. the allowed a hospital in the setup is, is tiny, it's, it's a specialist maternity hospital. during this conflict, they created an expanded emergency room outside of a hospital attendance with an additional 12 to 14 beds. they have about 20 beds in total today. uh i heard from, from the team that we worked with that they had received a 120 people that were killed on more than 250 inches. and that's only allowed a hospital i like so, which is now one of the main receiving hospitals, or frankly, that the be the only major receiving hospital for the middle. larry or casa, received a similar numbers of, of, of killed and injured people. i was working in a lot so back in december of last year, 3 to early january. and my impression from what i've heard today, the photos and the video recordings that colleagues and shared with me is that what has happened today, instead of sending t

doctor james smith is an emergency physician who worked with alexa and all the hospitals in goza. he says the real stage of the health care system is difficult to convey. i don't think even the most attentive media outlets that have been reporting on, on the genocide since since day one. and prior to october, i don't think that those media outlets have really conveyed the full extensive, the violence, the full expense of, of, of the popularity of what is happening. and the ways in which that has manifest. i'm with, with, with speaking here about hospitals that have been unable to cope for several months and they are functioning really by the sheer determination of the palestinian healthcare workers that are continuing to show up and are continuing to see patients. but frankly speaking, even the most well resourced health care system in the world would not be able to withstand the, the level of, of, of trauma that is coming through the, the, the doors the she and number of patients presenting with some of the most complicated and terrific, physical and psychological conditions, but

>> the fact james smith changed dess the rate of the president's son. >> i have given my life to the law. i care deeply about the love. >> lagging [ laughter ] i have given my life to the law like our savior. matt gaetz cares deeply about the law. we know the facts are the opposite of what's being alleged or insinuated or sometimes fabricated. the investigation into the crimes donald trump was convicted for, new york, 34 guilty kountze was initiated when donald trump was the president of the united states. we were all around back then. it was done by his department of justice and 2017. the trump department of justice that proved an indicted for federal crimes former attorney michael cohen for the cover-up of hush money payments to stormy daniels on behalf of trump as criminal violations of federal criminal law. that was overseen by the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. that men you see there. also investigating rudy giuliani's trips to ukraine in search of dirt on joe biden. in 2020, after he refused to be -- he was fired by trump and his then attorney general bill

james smith was one of the last 100 evacuees to be allowed back home tuesday morning. >> he says damage have to be repaired as well as smoke damage inside his house. still, he's thankful and grateful that the fire department contained it. i'm grateful that, you know, the neighbors pitched in and did what weekend until >> that they can get the firemen going on the bigger hoses. i'm just glad that no one was hurt. >> smoke continues to linger on scene and firefighters will continue to monitor and put out hot spots as debris removal continues. we do plan on being out here until we know that the fire is completely out. >> and then making sure that the fire investigation is complete and then be able to turn that over. so we do that as long as that takes. firefighters say all of the scaffolding should be down by thursday. >> and they're likely to remain on scene through friday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> new at 10, a second suspect has been arrested in connection to a shooting that killed an armored guard in september of 2022, the shooting happened on the kaiser peraanente campus in san lean

james smith was one of the last 100 evacuees to be allowed back home tuesday morning. >> he says damaged back window will have to be repaired as well as smoke damage inside his house. still, he's thankful and grateful that the fire department contained it. i'm grateful that, you know, the neighbors pitched in we did what we can until >> that they can get the firemen going on the bigger hoses. just glad that no one was hurt. >> smoke continues to linger on scene and firefighters will continue to monitor and put out hot spots as debris removal continues. we do plan on being out here until we know that the fire is completely out. >> and then making sure that the fire investigation is complete and then be able to turn that over. so we do that as long as that takes. firefighters say all of the scaffolding should be down by thursday. >> and they're likely to remain on scene through friday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> despite that devastating fire destroyed a housing complex under construction monday. developers say they're going to bill. the company officials says they have never experience t

james smith was one of the last 100 evacuees to be allowed back home tuesday morning. >> he says damagehis fence and back window will have to be repaired as well as smoke damage inside his house. still, he's thankful and grateful that the fire department contained it. i'm grateful that, you know, the neighbors pitched in and did what we can until >> that they can get the firemen going on the bigger hoses. just glad that no one was hurt. >> smoke continues to linger on scene and firefighters will continue to monitor and put out hot spots as debris removal continues. we do plan on being out here until we know that the fire is completely out. >> and then making sure that the fire investigation is complete and then be able to turn that over. so we do that as long as that takes. firefighters say all of the scaffolding should be down by thursday. >> and they're likely to remain on scene through friday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> despite the devastating fire that destroyed and housing complex under construction monday, developers say they're going to bill. the company officials says they have

james smith was one of the last 100 evacuees to be allowed back home tuesday morning. >> he says damagehis fence and back window will have to be repaired as well as smoke damage inside his house. still, he's thankful and grateful that the fire department contained it. i'm grateful that, you know, the neighbors pitched in and did what we can until >> that they can get the firemen going on the bigger hoses. i'm just glad that no one was hurt. >> smoke continues to linger on scene and firefighters will continue to monitor and put out hot spots as debris removal continues. we do plan on being out here until we know that the fire is completely out. >> and then making sure that the fire investigation is complete and then be able to turn that over. so we do that as long as that takes. firefighters say all of the scaffolding should be down by thursday. >> and they're likely to remain on scene through friday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, despite the devastating fire that destroyed a housing complex under construction money city developers say they're going to rebuild. company officials says

james smith was one of the last 100 evacuees to be allowed back home tuesday morning. >> he says damagen and did what we can until >> that th y can get the firemen going on the bigger hoses. i'm just glad that no one was hurt. >> smoke continues to linger on scene and firefighters will continue to monitor and put out hot spots as debris removal continues. we do plan on being out here until we know that the fire is completely out. >> and then making sure that the fire investigation is complete and then be able to turn that over. so we do that as long as that takes. firefighters say all of the scaffolding should be down by thursday. >> and they're likely to remain on scene through friday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> life prison for assault. red of santa rosa was sentenced on tuesday for multiple counts of assault. according prosecutors, he assaulted multiple women at yosemite national park back in 2016, the caught. all right. a fixture in the climbing scene, california for 2 decades following his indictment in august of 2022. all right. he's also the author several climbing guides. police

james smith was one of the last 100 evacuees to be allowed back home tuesday morning. >> he says damagee and back window will have to be repaired as well as smoke damage inside his house. still, he's thankful and grateful that the fire department contained it. i'm grateful that, you know, the neighbors pitched in and did what we can until >> that they can get the firemen going on the bigger hoses. i'm just glad that no one was hurt. >> smoke continues to linger on scene and firefighters will continue to monitor and put out hot spots as debris removal continues. we do plan on being out here until we know that the fire is completely out. >> and then making sure that the fire investigation is complete and then be able to turn that over. so we do that as long as that takes. firefighters say all of the scaffolding should be down by thursday. e> and they're likely to remain on scene through friday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at city, san francisco to see those blue skies up above. but it is getting warm out there, gayle. yes, t

james smith was one of the last 100 evacuees to be allowed back home tuesday morning. >> he says damageence and back window will have to be repaired as well as smoke damage inside his house. still, he's thankful and grateful that the fire department contained it. i'm grateful that, you know, the neighbors pitched in and did what we can until >> that they can get the firemen going on the bigger hoses. just glad that no one was hurt. >> smoke continues to linger on scene and firefighters will continue to monitor and put out hot spots as debris removal continues. we do plan on being out here until we know that the fire is completely out. >> and then making sure that the fire investigation is complete and then be able to turn that over. so we do that as long as that takes. firefighters say all of the scaffolding should be down by thursday. >> and they're likely to remain on scene through friday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> a well-known california rock climber and bury. a native has now been sentenced to life in federal prison for assault. charles barron of santa rosa sentence on tuesday for

helpful in the investigation, but we bring it up because the man in the photo is the woman's husband, james smith hose to keep the fire from spreading to his neighborhood. he and his family have since evacuated their home because of the lingering smell of smoke. we haven't come back yet because my wife and son have asthma. they come in, their chest feels tight. it's like, all right, we're just going to have to wait until they clean the house. and i had to go to the va hospital for smoke inhalation, you know, on top of that, i was looking at the ring camera. it was kind of hard to watch because my wife was just in this panic. the menlo park firefighters association posted on social media yesterday. again, a request asking for the public's help with any photos or videos that show the building as the fire was starting or just after it started reporting live here in redwood city. bob redell today in the bay. all right. hopefully they can come up with some answers. thanks, bob. all right. 635 now and two decision 2024 and the san francisco mayoral race tonight. all five candidates will take part in a

the man in the photo is the woman's husband, james smith, who used a hose to keep the fire from spreadinghe and his family have since evacuated the home because of the lingering smell of smoke. we haven't come back yet because my wife and son have asthma. they come in, their chest feels tight. it's like, all right, we're just going to have to wait until they clean the house. and i had to go to the va hospital for smoke inhalation in, you know, on top of that, i was looking at the ring camera. it was kind of hard to watch because my wife was just in this panic. now, the menlo park firefighters association put a post on social media yesterday, again asking for the public's help with any photos or videos that show the building as the fire was starting or just after it started reporting live here in redwood city, bob redell today in the bay. all right. thank you for the latest there, bob. well, as early as today, closing arguments are expected to start in the state trial for the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband, david depape, attacked paul pelosi inside their san francisco home back in

james smith was one of the last 100 evacuees to be allowed back home tuesday morning. >> he says damageback window will have to be repaired as well as smoke damage inside his house. still, he's thankful and grateful that the fire department contained it. i'm grateful that, you know, the neighbors pitched in and did what weekend until >> that they can get the firemen going on the bigger hoses. just glad that no one was hurt. >> smoke continues to linger on scene and firefighters will continue to monitor and put out hot spots as debris removal continues. we do plan on being out here until we know that the fire is completely out. >> and then making sure that the fire investigation is complete and then be able to turn that over. so we do that as long as that takes. firefighters say all of the scaffolding should be down by thursday. >> and they're likely to remain on scene through friday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, despite the devastating fire that destroyed a housing complex under construction monday in redwood city, developers say they're going rebuild. company officials says they h

james smith is an emergency physician who has just returned from gaza or has the or he was rather treating patients at a locks. osborne. he says, the hospitals in central garza are over whelmed after saturdays attacks. take away some are. they allowed a hospital in the setup is, is tiny, it's, it's a specialist submit sending it to the hospital. during this conflict they created an expanded emergency room outside of a hospital that attends with an additional 12 to 14 beds. they have about 20 beds in total today. uh i heard from, from the team that we worked with that they had received a 120 people that were killed on more than 250 injured. and not only allowed a hospital i liked, so, which is now one of the main receiving hospitals, or frankly, that the, the, the only major receiving hospital for the middle, larry or casa, received a similar numbers of, of, of killed and injured people. i was working at all act so back in december of last year through to early january. and my impression from what i've heard today, the photos and the video recordings, the colleagues and shared with me is th

james smith is talking about monday's massive fire that destroyed an affordable housing complex undertion of he and his neighbors because the backs of their homes along pacific avenue or just 25 feet away from the fire scene tuesday. he and other evacuees were allowed to return home and while still standing, there is some damage back window blew back fence area. it's all the backyard. all that's just muddy and dancing star. >>i lost shingles on the roof. got some amber damage on the roof as well. he got all this debris that we sweep doubt this and then furnishings insider just smoke >>construction crews spent much of the day tuesday tearing down more of the scaffolding that burned up when this 109 unit affordable housing complex went up in flames. firefighters are still looking for a cause. we have to interview and find out about all the different processes and how that takes place. see what other works are going on. >>and from there that allows us to look into all the different potential causes and make determinations firefighters were able to save an adjacent building, which is also

that all of those prosecutors from jack smith to alvin bragg to fani willis, latisha james, they alljoe biden, getting his political opponent down, five months before an election. watch john ratcliffe with me sunday. watch this. >> what happened in this case is that after donald trump you announced he was going to run for president, four different sets of are prosecutors went to joe biden's white house to meet with joe biden's lawyers and his departmentdepartment of justicem georgia, new york, latisha james, jack smith shortly before he brought his indictments and of course alvin bragg who not only met with joe biden's lawyers in the white house, he took one of joe biden's lawyers from the department of justice to have him bring this case. so you know, all of these people and all of these jurisdictions, maria, are proxies of the biden white house. maria: what about that, tom? can't this be documented and looked into? where are the republicans on this? is this going to come up today in the merrick garland hearing? >> i would certainly ask those types of questions. we have this case ag

james do the sums . do the smith institute. james do the sums. do the math for us, please.the claim that labour will put on £20,000 on people's tax bills ? £20,000 on people's tax bills? >> so you know the old saying that there are lies, damned lies and statistics. yes. and numbers can be made not just to dance before our eyes on spreadsheets , before our eyes on spreadsheets, but they can be made to do all kinds of magic and alchemy, especially in an election campaigns. i think this is a row on the politics. first, this is a row that the conservatives and the government will be very happy to have, because it's got people focused on, well, just how much will labour put my taxes up by. and it's slightly reminiscent of that £350 million a year going to the eu that we had back in the brexit campaign. >> don't mention that because the remainers will start kind of, you know, getting very overexcited. but yeah, i see what you mean. it's kind of like in a way, if he's just landed and i think he said it 11 times or 16 times in the debate, labour will put £2,000 on your tax bill, th

. >> james and michelle smith finally able to go back into their home tuesday morning after an overnightvacuation. michelle telling us that they moved fast to protect their home. he ran out with a the water hose and he started just basically watering our backyard and our neighbor's yard, their house. thankfully spared, though the backyard is torn apart, the downed fence revealing more of the extensive damage done to the building. >> we are currently under investigation for the cause of that fire. >> the affordable housing project was planned to have 179 units. it was a joint effort by san mateo county and mercy housing. tuesday we heard from the contractor on the project, roberts obayashi. it said in a statement. we are devastated that building b 104 of the units was destroyed by fire down to the podium slab. the fire started on the fifth floor and workers attempted to put the fire out with nearby fire extinguishers, but it grew too quickly and within three hours the entire building was gone. the statement went on to say that no hot work was being done on the site, and they too are waiti

meet with joe biden's lawyers and his department of justice from georgia, new york, letitia james, jack smith and of course alvin bragg not only met with joe biden and joe biden so years in the white house he took one of joe biden's lawyers from the department of justice to have him bring this case. all of these people and the jurisdictions are proxies of the biden white house. maria: isn't there a way to document this, where their meetings were not with the white house counsel? >> mr. ratcliffe got it right, that's exactly what happened. we have to backtrack and put the pieces together but people forget colangelo worked for the dnc that is where the bright line has absolutely been ignored, everybody knows that they were ushering in and out of meetings that were because i political trying to figure out how they can put together a four case front to go after president trump. the idea that somehow it was something that the d.o.j. saw matt colangelo that this is a good attorney, this guy worked at the dnc and everybody in washington knows that. maria: is unbelievable in terms of policy biden's e

meet with joe biden's lawyers and the department of justice from georgia, new york, letitia james, jack smith and of course alvin bragg who not only met with joe biden's lawyers in the white house, he took one of joe biden's lawyers from the department of justice to have him bring this case. all of these people and jurisdictions are proxies of the biden white house. maria: the d.o.j. is denying that this morning. >> john ratcliffe does not say things like that lightly and he puts together the connections between the biden white house and the prosecution's in i think that is a serious violation of the way business is done in the court needed effort to attack donald trump. maria: it is good to see you, thank you very much. matt whitaker with great insights. we'll be right back. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire want to save on some of the biggest names in streaming on the network made for stream

with joe biden's lawyers and his department of justice from georgia, are from new york, latisha james, jack smith only met with joe biden, joe biden's lawyers in the white house, he took one of joe biden's lawyers from the department of justice to have him bring this case. so you know, all of these people and all of these jurisdictions, maria, are proxies of the biden white house. maria: mr. chairman, do you have evidence that all of those prosecutors met with white house counsel before making these indictments. >> two things. we have the timing, john's exactly right, three days after president trump announces he's running for president, merrick garland names jack smith special counsel. fan pie willis doesn't bring -- fani willis doesn't bring charges until after president trump says he's running for president. alvin bragg says he can't imagine a world where he would prosecute donald trump and call michael cohen as a witness. that's what he did. we've been trying to get communications. we've been push being for that for months from the attorney general. we've got letters from months ago. we said

to meet with joe biden's lawyers and his deadidn't of justice from georg, new york, latisha james, jack smithindictment and of course alvin bragg who not only met with joe biden, joe biden's lawyers in the white house, he took one of joe biden's lawyers from the department of just is the to have him bring this case so all of these people and all of these jurisdictions are proxies of the biden white house. maria: senator, isn't there a way to prove this? i mean, the doj is saying absolutely no, there's no coordination, nobody met with white house counsel, john ratcliffe says the opposite. if john ratcliffe is saying the opposite, there must be a way to prove this. do republicans have evidence that in fact these pros you cue tores met with -- prosecutors met with white house counsel? >> i think what i was focused on was michael colangelo. this is a real person, michael colangelo. he worked for years for the new york state attorney general's office, he sued the trump foundation, the trump organization, trump administration multiple times as well. this guy has a phd in trump derangement syndrome.

with joe biden's lawyers and his department of justice from if georgia, from new york, letitia james, jack smithefore he brought his indictments and, of course, alvin bragg who not only met with joe biden, joe biden's lawyers in the white house, he took one of joe biden's lawyers from the department of justice to have him bring this case. so, you know, all of these people and all of these jurisdictions, maria with, are proxies of the biden white house. all of these indictments brought in four different can jurisdictions by -- shortly after by lawyers who met with joe biden's lawyers. joe biden's taken a page out of iran's playbook here, maria, you know? maria: wow. >> as he defend iran after the attack on israel he said, welsh there's no direct evidence that iran was involved. but iran uses proxies. it's very clear to everyone know that iran, you know, directed and funded, even chose the timing of that attack in the october. just as they use hezbollah and hamas for that purpose. that's what's happening here. joe biden is using legal proxies to conduct this lawfare against the american people by

criminal code to go after alvin bragg, letitia james, jack smith, if he returns to power in 2025.e of this is being cooked up behind the scenes and policy papers, but so much is being done in the open. >> you've also got them moving to get alvin bragg before a committee. he will testify with the gop led judiciary committee. one question i had about all of this, does any of this matter in the process that trump was going through? >> no, it does not. >> you don't think it matters, talking about it is all rigged? does that matter for sentencing? >> donald trump's public rhetoric absolutely matters. i thought you were referring to alvin bragg going to capitol hill, which is something i think he should not do. with respect to the things donald trump is parroting in the dialogue around his case, that matters. one of the things the probation officer is going to take into account is what degree of understanding and remorse do you have? >> i screwed up, i'm sorry. >> exactly. to walk in his office and say that when you have every opportunity with the microphone in front of your face. >> yo

criminal code, as we have reported, to go after the alvin bragg sand letitia james and jack smith ifis is cooked up behind the scenes in policy papers but so much is done in the open. >> you also have got them get alvin bragg before a committee. he is going to testify at the gop led judiciary committee. one question i have about this is, does any of this matter in the process that trump is going through? >> no, it does not. >> ramose, the probation officer? it's all rigged? does that matter from what sentencing? >> his public rhetoric absolutely -- i thought you were referring to alvin bragg. with respect to the things that donald trump is parroting and continues to parrot in the public dialogue around his case, that matters. one of the things a probation officer will take into account is what degree of understanding and remorse do you have? >> i screwed up. i am sorry. >> when you are in every opportunity in front of a microphone saying what a political prosecution this was. >> you have been reported on this that house republican leaders are gauging support for legislation that woul

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. >> james and michelle smith finally able to go back into their home tuesday morning after an overnightvacuation. michelle telling us that they moved fast to protect their home. he ran out with a the water hose and he started just basically watering our backyard and our neighbor's yard, their house. thankfully spared, though the backyard is torn apart, the downed fence revealing more of the extensive damage done to the building. >> we are currently under investigation for the cause of that fire. >> the affordable housing project was planned to have 179 units. it was a joint effort by san mateo county and mercy housing. tuesday we heard from the contractor on the project, roberts obayashi. it said in a statement. we are devastated that building b 104 of the units was destroyed by fire down to the podium slab. the fire started on the fifth floor and workers attempted to put the fire out with nearby fire extinguishers. but it grew too quickly and within three hours the entire building was gone. the statement went on to say that no hot work was being done on the site, and they too are waiti

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necessary to keep donald trump out of the white house after that he saw fani willis and jack smith and letitia james trump this clearly goes back to joe biden. again the american people are going to reject this it's not in our dna but there's so obsessed with power and control their willing to do anything to keep it and it's at the end of the day who's counting the votes and water fair and free election coming of the rnc launching an effort to voting, are they doing enough? >> i believe so. go ahead. >> i was going to say we have an overhaul at the rnc get president trump that made a point to talk about this when he was visiting with us in washington but we have to have accountability and massive ballot harvesting operation into ensure that there are people there to monitor as well as attorneys on the ground that are prepared to bring lawsuit in the event that we see people acting shady and i feel very confident as someone who is very much show akin to that in a good shape for this november. maria: 's editor, final word. >> the republicans have gotten the memo and we need to make sure we got the vot

top house republicans including house oversight chairman james comer, judiciary chair tim jordan and house ways and means committee jason smith biden james biden to the department of justice accusing them of lying to congress during closed-door testimony. i spoke to the congressman on the program about the biden family issues now for four months, watch. >> we gave jim biden and hunter biden an opportunity to explain what they did to receive the money, they could not do it. it's influence peddling is what it is. >> millions of dollars from foreign entities flowing through like 20 some different companies going to all kinds of different biden's is hunter biden and jim biden though money to folks as well, this whole access to the brand that devon archer talked about and others have talked about that i think is a central issue here. maria: georgia congressman andrew clyde a member of the house appropriations committee and how subcommittee on science, good to see you. thank you very much, your reaction to the criminal referrals being sent to the d.o.j. >> it's the right thing to do i think the two committees oversight and judiciar

smith brings it back out and we'll go to overtime. >> you get the feeling j.r. snell that they have the lead. >> happy anniversary lebron. six years ago today lebron jamesribbled out the clock in game one of the finals. he thought cleveland had the lead. and they were about to pull off this big upset. no, the game was tied and the warriors went on to win in overtime. the dubs swept the cavs. and that's that's the signature pose right there. the video that never gets old. >> what are you doing, you know you could you could tell the cavs after the way that game ended they were tough. that series was over at that point. >> that's true. thank you. yeah. and tonight on abc seven at 8:00 it's shark tank followed by 2020 at nine. >> then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. remember we're streaming 24 over seven. get the abc seven bay area app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. >> well, finally, this friday, a few thoughts about what really matters. donald trump, a former american president and quite possibly our next president, is now a convicted felon, as he said leaving court yesterday. this is a very sad day for america. the man know