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reporting live in oakland. cheryl hurd. >> thank you and we will be there for that briefing at 6:00 in the morning. we mentioned 10 more people have been identified who died in this fire. among them 20-year-old mukayla gregory and alex from oaklandmi oakland, she was 31. 33 of the 36 bodies have been identified. the identities of 18 people have been released to the public. >> just a short time ago hundreds of people gathered at lake merit to mourn those lost in the fire. emotions from intense sorrow to out right anger as they try to make sense of the horrific tragedy. live at lake marewit more. kim. >> reporter: the organizerers ended and there's still a large crowd of mourners. very peaceful. but it was a little hostile at times. oakland mayor libby shaft even got booed as she took to the open mic. mostly was to come together to express grief and to support one another. ♪ candle lite elumeinates the grief. among them the parents of 35-year-old travis huff who was at the warehouse friday night to support one of

>> when i did live there, yes.course. >> reporter: this jacked up junction box. >> it was always jacked. >> reporter: she says she sent this manager letter to the manager, demanding a better place to live, suggesting an escape plan for fire. >> can you imagine this place, this cluttered being on fire, and someone trying to get out? >> you can't get out. even if it was light it would be hard to get out of there. but in the dark, impossible and with smoke, forget it. >> reporter: she sent her plans for an exit plan to that manager. once here on camera, were quickly forgotten too. >> was this an accident waiting to happen? >> yes, and i told him. >> reporter: showing how the city of oakland was also told ten times about various code problems here. two of which were still open investigations from just last month. one that had no scheduled follow-up. >> they went out and did their jobs at the time, sir. >> reporter: new documents show an inspector's own comments written a week ago. property has a chain link fence in the

and the people that live there. that wasn't the reason why they lived there. hearing some people condemn the people that live there just makes the situation worse because with rising rents it is so difficult to find affordable housing and so for people to find a place and a community where they could live and flourish as artists. >>> as the memorials grow, tonight the larger venue, lake merit becomes the nexus for the pain that oakland has been experiencing for the past few days. now, this gathering is built as a light vigil. they are asking everyone to bring flameless candles or glow sticks or flashlights to light up the night to remember and respect those lost. starts at 8 and is scheduled to go until ten. >>> we will cover it when when it happens. up next. putting names to faces. what we are learning about the first victims that have been identified so far in that deadly oakland warehouse fire. 36 bodies and 7 victims named so far but as family and friends come forward we are learning more about the victims that lost their lives in oakland on friday. artist

i'm sharon katsuda live in the live van. we'll have all that coming up. >> reporter: an apartment complex in danger of falling into the pacific ocean. the actions the city of pacifica plans to announce later today. >>> a good thursday morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we're bracing for impact this morning. take a look at the radar. a storm we've been talking about for days. for parts of the bay area, it is already arriving. a peek at oakland by the coliseum, dry there. we know the rain is on its way. >> the rain and the wind speeds picking up as well. >> just in, already getting reports of trees down in parts of the barea. our photographer took these photos after a tree came crashing down in daly city. we're working to get more video in for you. expect more scenes like this throughout the course of the day. our team is tracking the storms as it moves through the bay area. let's start with meteorologist kari hall. wind speeds also a concern here, kari. >> absolutely. the w

t >>> nbc bay area prepares you for every storm with live radar to track the rain, live reports to showhe impact of the storm, and live alert it based on your location on the nbc bay area app. microclimate weather only on nbc bay area. >>> finally tonight, a touching scene at warriors headquarters which is just a couple offen miles from the scene of the oakland warehouse fire. >> our thoughts and prayers go to the victims and loved ones. we would also like to express our gratitude to first responders working on this unthinkable recovery effort. >> as players we are joining forces to make a donation to the relief effort. >> the players and coaches taping this message here. they pledged $75,000 to the ongoing relief efforts. now, this is in addition to the 50,000 they already pledged. they donated that money earlier in the week. the raiders and the a's also made sigtd pledges. >> it is nice to see. the whole team gathered on the practice facility. >> their neighborhood, that's where they work and train and play. >> it is nice. thanks for joining us here at 11:00. have a safe commute tomor

he told the today show he is incredibly sorry over the massive lost lives. we have learned he is currently on probation for receiving stolen property in 2015. friends tell us his children were removed from the ghost ship because of concerns about the living conditions.>>> the person who owns the building has no surface. we tried repeatedly to talk to the owner. she owns a number of buildings in oakland. city records show the building inspectors went to that warehouse at least five times in the past few years. in 2014, it was about construction debris and construction without permits. the city also received two complaints last month about garbage and an illegal interior building structure. that investigation is pending.>>> kpix 5 will stay on top of any development in the oakland warehouse fire. you can check with the latest on our website, cbssf.com making changes. the access santa clara county is making.>>> we started off on a very cold note and dropped all the way down to 30 degrees. even colder tonight. we will talk about that was the rain coming up as th

>>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> now at 11:00, an accuweather alert. >> i haven't seen it this high in years. it's really scary. >> a rapidly rising creek forces evacuation as the bay area deals with a day of downpours. >> we have seen some intense rain, strong winds and a slow evening commute home. tonight, abc 7 news is where you live with live storm watch coverage. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. we have it all today, rain, wind, flooding, mudslides, downed trees plus too many car crashes to count. >> tonight it's not over yet. we have meteorologist sand sandia matallo. >> we have rainy conditions. intensity is not as bad. we have it around the san mateo coast heading out towards skyline boulevard on the peninsula, san carlos, foster city, belmont area. street level. elm street you're seeing some wet roadways. concord and pleasant and walnut creek. light rain is steady and light around livermore and 580. we take a look at one other location, south bay from sarch at that klara to san jose. this was a 3 on our storm impact scale. it is verified a

you can see it here live. they are in there with a team of fire investigators, electrical engineers and fire engineer researchers all helping to determine the exact cause of the deadly blaze. exposed wires, boarded up windows and a wooden staircase barely standing. cell phone video shows what the so-called ghost ship warehouse looked like before the fire. >> this was senseless. >> this former tenant believes it was just a matter of time before the building that felt more like a maze went up in flame g flames. 36 lives were lost in what's being called the nation's deadliest fire in 13 years. >> i've had families share their moments with me. >> reporter: sergeant ray kelly says the investigation has taken its toll, specifically as they hear stories of people sending texts to family members as the fire burned. >> messages of, i'm going to die. i love you. and so those have been hard. >> reporter: five days after fire engulfed the building, they have searched the entire warehouse. >> we will no longer find any vic

data breach. >>> live you live, this is abc 7 news. >> live doppler 7 is tracking one of the strongest storms of the year which is over the bay area right now. >> yeah, you can see the weather this storm is bringing in this live view over san francisco from our tower camera. >> yeah, the worst of today's storm is hitting the bay area right now. >> yeah, abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian, of course, is tracking it closely, spencer. >> all right, dan, last time we had a storm this strong was back in early march and now we're being reminded of what a storm like that feels like. here's a look at live doppler 7. rain across most of the bay area now, generally light to moderate, pockets of heavy rain indicated by yellow there. the steady rain is widespread, reaches from hayward, oakland, lafayette, san ramon, abontioca. the rain continues into the south bay, light rain around san lo day and remainder of the south bay. the storm we have now ranked 3 on the storm impact scale. gusty winds up to 50 miles per hour at times in the higher elevations. of course, heavy rain continues in so

she's urging the city to help local warehouses so artists can continue to live there, but live thereafely. >> certainly a delicate balance. 4:49 right now. we're turning to business news. there are reports that apple is working to rent new movies earlier on itunes, like early before they even hit theaters. >> that would be very early. early start to our day. let's check in with landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning sam and laura. wall street will try to stay in rally mode today. the dow rising nearly 300 points, 12th record close since the election. the transportation sector leading those gains. investors taking that as a sign of optimism over economic growth. we'll also be watching the big interest rate decision by the european central bank a well. the drou 297 points up to 19,549, nasdaq rising 60 to 5,393. >>> just days after the "wall street journal" announced amazon plans to open brick and mortar grocery stores, the company says that's true, they have no plans to open 2,000 of anything. that could kol concerns that amazon go will put thousan

. >>> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> now, at 11:00, weekend downpours.doppler 7 is tracking in the next storm that will soak the bay area in just a few hours. >> the next storm will arrive while you are sleeping. take a live look at the golden gate bridge, the san mateo bridge, roads all dry at the moment. >> we are tracking the storm with live doppler 7. drew? >> a brief break in the action earlier this evening. now, we are starting to see the light showers pick back up. doppler 7 on the job. let's get you down to street level. some light sprinkles around hayward, pacastro valley. berkeley, around walnut creek, conco concord, pittsburg, into the north bay. some heavier showers of heelsburg and over san francisco had light rain move through. this is going to be a moderate storm. we'll talk about when you can expect the heaviest showers where you live and when this rain will exit, coming up in the full forecast. ama? >> thank you so much, drew. you can track the storms anytime with the abc 7 news app. get breaking news updates as they happen. >>> now, to

unfolding on live television. 118 passengers on board. the military rushing to the scene. >>> christmas travel nightmare. a messy start to one of the busiest travel days of the year. back-to-back storms sweeping across the country creating havoc on the roads and at the airports. 19 states on alert from california to michigan as

>>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> we're finding victims where we least expect them. >> a careful recovery not even half finished. today rescuers announced the 33rd victim pulled from the warehouse fire in oakland. sky 7 shows the dangerous conditions that forced rescuers to pick their way through with urgent care. good evening. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm eric thomas. thank you so much for joining us. the city of oakland has released the first names of seven of the eight fire victims tonight that they have identified. 22-year-old oakland resident cash askew, 35-year-old david cline. both of those people are from oakland. 25-year-old nick gomez-hall from coronado in san diego county. walnut creek resident sara hoda was 30 years old. travis hough from oakland also among the dead along with 32-year-old donna kellogg from oakland. and brandon chase wittenauer from hayward. authorities did not release the name of a 17-year-old victim who attends the ruth aisawa san francisco school of the arts. >> the fire started late friday on 31st avenue and international boulevard. sergi

live in oakland. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> the last briefing was 6:00 last night so we will be bringing in the news conference live this morning at 8:00. what you are looking at now is sky 7 showing a revealing shot from above, showing the patchwork of wooden framing and debris that the rescuers were forced to work through. a closer shot shows firefighters inside that frame. a lot of the debris inside has melted. the firefighters said they were going to actually were having to cut bodies from the wreckage before they could be identified. >> missing relatives and friends will show up at a sheriffs substation to wait for any information they can get. we were on east 12th street in oakland. katie, it's tough to hear from these families. >> it really is. their stories are heartbreaking. they can barely get their words out. you can only imagine what it feels like to not know the fate of your loved one. i'm working to bring you the best and newest information i can. the sheriff's deputies just had a shi

lets take a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan. we are dry in philadelphia and still showers in south jersey and delaware. here is a closer look with double scan and seeing them fading in middleton and chads worth and burlington county. lets go outside and see what it looks like with the action cam early on kelly drive. you see the clouds up above and certainly a damp feel to the the day, it will start to brighten a bit in the afternoon. certainly a bright spot and mild temperatures, 63 in atlantic city and dove? >> 61 in millville and allentown, 56 degrees. still gusty breezes out there. 30 miles per hour in the poconos and dover 26 miles per hour gusts and atlantic city and 25 in reading. you feel the wind but it's a westerly throw. so not a chilly wind. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the clouds trying to move out and seeing clearing to the north and with west and as the front moves the clouds ease and the skies brighten a bit in the afternoon. the front is right about here and ahead of the front you get a southweste

for their lives when the fire broke out. one of them describes the chaos as well as the heroism as neighbors helped neighbors get out. >> so everyone who was inside was trapped in the dark, and so nobody could see anything. nobody could have seen the stairs and one of the other residents stood in the doorway with all of this smoke pouring out and he had his phone out and trying to light the way so people could escape. now he saved people's lives by trying to call people out to the front door. >> this orange wall of fire, it was -- i don't know. felt like seeing a monster. >> she says people began running toward the fire department across the street because it was faster than calling 9-1-1. firefighters arrived on the scene within three minutes after the fire started. >> a woman who attended men raves in east bay is leading an ever are effort to help identify the victim. she almost went to the friday night rave ands' changed her mine. she is compiling a list of the missing, using facebook to contact family members who shared

chrkris sanchez live. bob redell live in pacifica where there are major concerns about erosion and forecaster vianey arana is live at the san fran kito creek which could rise several inches during the storm. >> we'll get to all our reporters in a moment. right now let's start with meteorologist kari hall tracking the storm minute by minute. >> this storm is mostly affecting the north bay with light rain elsewhere. the heavier rain will be moving in later this morning and for the rest of the afternoon we'll have several hours of heavy downpours causing the concern of some flooding as well as some strong winds. high wind watch in effect. you can see where the heaviest rain is now moving closer to santa rosa and that will be tracking slowly to the south as we go through the rest of this morning's commute and this evening's commute looks very dangerous for the entire bay area. we see once again the rain moving closer as some of the heavier downpours south of ukiah toward cloverdale. we're already starting to s

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as a storm blew through the b >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> now at 11:00, an accuweather alert. >> i haven't seen it this high in years. it's really scary. >> a rapidly rising creek forces evacuation as the bay area deals with a day of downpours. >> we have seen some intense rain, strong winds and a slow evening commute home. tonight, abc 7 news is where you live with live storm watch coverage. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. we have it all today, rain, wind, flooding, mudslides, downed trees plus too many car crashes to count. >> tonight it's not over yet. we have meteorologist sand sandia matallo. >> we have rainy conditions. intensity is not as bad. we have it around the san mateo coast heading out towards skyline boulevard on the peninsula, san carlos, foster city, belmont area. street level. elm street you're seeing some wet roadways. concord and pleasant and walnut creek. light rain is steady and light around livermore and 580. we take a look at one other location, south bay from sarch at that klara to san jose. this was a 3 on our storm impac

and here's a live look outside...á çbreakÑáááábreakáááá >>will tran: statistical quick look at the forecast here is another live sean the here is a shot of the golden gate bridge no-fault in your some good news. >>will tran: >>robin winston: the ride into san francisco looks good so far cash know the problems you are in good shape for 101 and nice commute into out of san francisco soft 6 a is a nice car new trouble free from to 38 out to 237. >>will tran: the percentage of lead from an oakland is higher than the lead levels found in the kids living in flint michigan we have learned oakland has a different lab problem. >>haaziq madyun: they stated lead levels of oakland district are worse than what was discovered in flint michigan pish carl was in the water the director operations here and alameda county helping home department their mission according to the data provided children under the age of six of in the oakland have elevated levels of lead poisoning and it is directly related to housing what does the city of oa

they don't live in a flood zone. they weren't expecting this to happen. >> we opted for no flood insurance. that was one of the things we opted out of. we've lived in this home for 40 years. we had never flooded. >> over the course of seven days in august, nearly 7 trillion gallons of rain pummelled southern louisiana. a sucker punch resulting in the worst united states disaster since hurricane sandy. >> we stayed in the parking lot of the church for the night. then the next morning, the water was still coming up. our neighbor came over the wooden fence in his boat, and he took pictures and then would send it to us so we could see exactly how high it was. >> when the family finally returned home, their property and belongings had been destroyed. they were advised to gut their home because of contamination and health hazards. >> we started with wheelbarrows, shovels and started taking everything to the road. our mountain of belongings were put in a truck, and we watched them lift it and dump it in the truck. things th

we'll take you there live. the podium is awaiting his remarks. >>> in the meantime, firefighters in tennessee are hoping for more help from mother nature preponderate death toll now stands at seven and tornadoes wrecking havoc further to the south. >> we had a very busy week across the southeast. most of us are used to tornadoes happening but we have a less significant fall season as well. that's what we got into the last couple days. yesterday one tornado was reported. you see the mine of storms is pretty much gone. that is good news, the wind is not that bad and temperatures have fallen as well. we have all of this rain and we have 17 active rain showers going on. that is because of the troubt that we had going on that has been so significant. you get an idea. this drought by the way is almost as large as what we have been talking about for years across california. we need more rain to get out of this. fortunately we have more rain coming. not in the short term, not in the next couple days, but take a look at

live at 5 starts now. the breaking news: from search for a man reported to have fallen through the ice. dive- rescue crews spent hours on the lake searching for the victim.it happened on lake como in walworth county. eric ross has been on the scene all afternoon. he's live with us now. at least two dozen fire and police agencies from illinois and southeast wisconsin are out here right now---searching for man who went under around 1:15 this afternoon. thwn chief told me earlier this afternoon that this is not a houx and that golf course staff on the other side of the lake did witness a man go under. flight for life was in the air----while dive teams and air boats search the lake without success. unfortunately- -police say it's unlikely anyone could still be alive after being under water for more than 3 hours. "it's just the beginning of the winter season so the ice is thin. when the sheriff's immediately broke through the ice so it's still too early for people to be walking through on the ice." and now that

pete suratos is live at the scene. as you look live at the pickers overhead. fire began about 11:30 on friday night. this was a party happening in oakland. advertised for weeks online. at least 190 people actually rsvp'd to say they'd be in attendance. they believe at least 100 people would be inside at the time. we're hearing -- we're waiting to hear right now about the recovery efforts. there have been crews on scene all night. as you can see in the bottom middle part of your screen there. a number of black tents set up by alameda county investigators as they try to do the very sensitive and delicate work of figuring out who is inside and then possibly the long effort of identifying those victims. because we don't know the condition of those bodies right now. officials have been warning all along that while they have confirmed ten people are dead, ng-y do expect the number to rise significantly. we're getting a look at the r wadbreak their families are living through right now. for many still don't know if heir loved ones are alive or dead. ills is peter wad

let's get you outside live on sky6 live hd, thinking warm sunny thoughts on a mild afternoon. temperatures will crash in the next couple of hours. it will feel icy cold out there, once again. gray skies, a little bit of light rain across the delaware and the lehigh valleys. that's the front in the process of pushing through, now. here's double scan live, you can see the moisture starting to overspread the area from northeast to southwest. looks like it's through lancaster, reading and allentown, actually we'll zoom in closer, pottstown, you're seeing wet weather, coatsville, malvern, norristown, doylestown, all getting wet this afternoon, note we're picking up the light shades, the lighter colors of green, we're not seeing the darker shades of green which is all on the lighter side. we won't see any downpours or lightening strikes that we saw this morning. at is stabilizing. 46 in allentown. reading, 51 degrees. lancaster, 57. philadelphia, 59 and 60s down to the south. just to our west, you get into like state college, harrisburg, williamsport that's where the cold air is. it

not have any problems flying out right now as you head out looking live on sky6 live hd. let's check the numbers for you, 34 degrees, the current temperature, the dewpoint 25, the pressure is rising. winds are westerly and light. the ocean temperature is 42. satellite and radar showing we have clear skies, the clouds have left the area, high pressure in control from behind the front yesterday. you'll see clouds filling in from the west. there's a front out to the west, we're talking about easy travel conditions here heading out to saint louis, omaha, wichita, you're dealing with mixed precipitation there. that front is coming toward the region, that's why we get the rain overnight tonight. today we're dry, here's the 12-hour forecast. 7:00 a.m., 31 degrees, there's bright sunshine, though, 10:00 a.m., 38 we'll see clouds fill in as the front draws near, later in the day, 46 degrees at 1:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., 47. 7:00 p.m., 40 degrees. the highs today in the 40s unlike the 50s like yesterday. the front will move in and we'll get rain in the overnight hours tonight and early

. >>> live from the cbs the bay area studios. this is kpix news. >>> tragedy, new details on the people killed in the deadliest fired -- fire and the city. >> we are covering it. the death toll is up to 33 with the fire that tore through a warehouse friday night. investigators believe that that number will rise.>> we have live coverage tonight. cate cauguiran is at the scene. >> reporter: as you mention this is around the recovery operation. officials have told us that they brought in additional detectives to make sure that the work gets done quickly but carefully. tonight, we spoke exclusively with the criminal investigation team on the scene. >> people want answers now. from our perspective, we have to take every step one step at a time. to make sure that we are not missing anything. >> reporter: 33 dead and the shares office released seven names of the victims. >> we have delivered the unacceptable and horrific news of losing a loved one to seven of our family. >> reporter: tonight we remember donna kellogg, her family tells u

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we have live doppler 7 on that for you. enable push alerts to get weather advisories on your phone or tablet immediately. >>> what appeared to be a deadly house fire in castro valley turned out to be the murder of a 59-year-old widow. sky 7 shows you the scene. tonight the sheriff's office has no suspects and no motive in the crime. abc7 news reporter indicate can i marzullo is live at the scene with the developing story. >> reporter: ama, crime scene technicians are still here nearly 24 hours after the fire broke out. sheriff's office tes us they have debris to sift through and desperate to find evidence that will lead to whoever kill this had well liked and well-known woman. >> if it's some lunatic out there, i can't even -- i'm almost in shock hearing it. >> reporter: murder and arson on grob way in castro valley. the victim a 59-year-old woman who had been living alone since her husband died in april. >> my heart goes it out family. i cannot understand what would cause someone to do something like that. >> reporter: the

it is unclear if they were still living here. i talked with one man that saw the flames and he said it was so hot you couldn't even smell anything. it's like everything just went up in the air and the air consumed it. he said it was also strangely quiet, almost even peaceful. he thought everyone got out. he assumed everyone made it out okay and then he learned that everybody either made it out or they were inside, they were just stuck, but most people just want to know why it happened. they say it was no secret this place was not safe and they're wondering how it got to where it did. back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much, that gentleman's description, that is a recipe for disaster. how crowded, a maze, full of wood, a disaster if a fire started. a lot of people turning to social media to find out if their loved one was in there. a lot of people are doing it through facebook. they activated asafety check. a feature that allows you to notify people that you know about the warehouse fire in oakland, let them know i'm oka

betty reporting live for us. as you can imagine, we're corn on gonna be hearing stories like that, story of survival and stories of family who lost people and friends and who is missing and accounted for and who may be in the how many they don't know act. trying to round people up. maria has been in contact with the alameda county sheriff's department and has more on that. maria. >>reporter: yeah, we spoke to dan vegas vega a few hours ago. his brother is missing and happen today go on facebook earlier this morning and lots of posts about fires and had a feeling his brother was at that warehouse event and came down here for answers. >> i don't understand what we're doing down here. i want to go over there. if my brother's in there, i want to find him. >>reporter: dan vega like so many others would wait with hope and fear but hour by hour, they go without answers. >> i want to go over there and find my brother. i want to find his girlfriend. >>reporter: alex vega and his girlfriend mckayla told family they'll be a

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this is a live look outside. l et's check in with meteorologist lindsey slater with more on what you can expect today. lindsey. lindsey: thank you, andy. the winter storm warning will continue. it is pink, 8:00 p.m. or so. if you have pictures we want to see them. here is one sent in it me from elizabeth k from sun bust. they are getting this hill all ready to go. just about the tweet out this picture again. it looks pretty cool out there. some areas received four to six inches of snow. getting this hil ready to go. a problem for areas to the north. sheboygan and fond du lac county. you have been updated from an advisory to a warning. you can expect more snow in the next couple of hours. in milwaukee so it depends county we're in a lull right now. keep this in mind, you can check the radar on the wisn 12 news weather app. but i expect this to fill back in the snow will be lighter, though, not as heavy as it was. this is around noontime i'm thinking. then eventually this whole event at the 4:00 hour, sheboygan and

he lived in coronado near san diego.ate, and hilarious. nick described himself on i,r/, a world traveler, and an outdoorsman. 35-year-old travis huff was one of the musical minds behind the oakland electronic bandl]cb ghost of lightning. he was an artist and glassblowej , remembered by friends as always excited and smiling. travis had also lived in oakland . 32-year-old donna kellogg of oakland worked as a priest at a coffee shop in berkeley, loved the outdoors, and was a recent graduate of san francisco state university. friends say she was passionate about healthy food and holistic úd=8vp 32-year-old brandon chase- whitten howard was from x he always attended their art and music events. >> we are also learning more "& 30-year-old sarah hold us. she was a teacher at urban working there this <58swuá first through k';qú#iñ3rd grade colleagues say she will be remembered as a humble spirit. >> she was a very kindhearted, gentle, caring, and loving teacher. she will be sorely missed by her students, by the z[áand by th commu

kron4's j-r stone is live tonight in oakland. at the scene with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter:i want to step out of the way much difference in comparison of what we just saw 24hours before. >> reporter: >>oakland will move forward >> reporter:that is the message coming from oakland mayor libby schaaf 5 days after the ghostship warehouse fire that left 36 people dead. in a fire safety press conference on wednesday the mayor was asked.when was the last time a fire investigator had been to this warehouse location. >>we can improve our fire safety >> reporter:those with the atf say this warehouse blaze had the most fire fatality's in the country in the last 13 years. they say the fire started on the first floor. there were two stairwells but neither one led to an exit. >> smoke traveled up the stairwells trapping the occupants on the second floor >> reporter:investigators believe the fire started in the back of the warehouse but don't yet have a cause that trigger the spark. >>the refridgerator is still being examined

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beth sends is one of those people. >> i have a friend who was living here, and i was living in philadelphiaere was nobody else to go the work of the house. >> reporter: work of the house was to feed those in need and for 20 years beth and small group of volunteers made sure that work continues. >> we have been here 55 or 70, because people run out of money, food stamps and they are hungry. >> reporter: machine through thursday they do this, winter, spring, summer, fall, i was there as they prepared today. as they got meals ready i asked about the effort it takes to to this nearly every day. i was advised by the answer as they seemed by the question. >> it is a lot of work, a lot of effort, why? why are you to go this every day. >> to provide food, clothe to go people that need it. >> is that it. >> yes, if you need help and i can provide it, you got it. >> okay. >> people started lining up at 11:30. there are no signs or any indication that food will be served but the neighborhood around fifth and jefferson knows, that beth opens up her kitchen window and lunch begins. it is a neighborhood

it's a live look. green is what you want to see, but we see a lot of blue, and that means that the roads are snow-covered. if you go on there, red is where ice is an issue, and black means advised, and we're not seeing either of those, just like we would guess, very snow-covered. we'll keep you up to date on any power outages in our area. let's take a look at the we energies outage map. it looks like we don't have many outage, just one right now in racine county, and in that area, just very few outages, and we don't even know if this is snow-related. so remember, it is now the law in wisconsin to turn on your headlights, or if it's snowing, there's any condition that bridges and elevated roads can be icy and slick. just remember that when pavement is in good condition, and go slow. remember the posted speed limits. that's for when it's perfect out. when it's completely dry. that's not the case today. and the first winter storm of the system is giving dane county a chance to try its new ecofriendly snow

>> live here. white we have to put up with this. >> it's a disgrace and >> the bone of contention is a wooden cross set up to mark the spot where a church is soon to be built, and a symbol of its power. about a dozen of the new churches future congregation have been lobbying for some time. just a few meters away, some local residents strike a note road test and try to drown out hymns. >> i pray for these nonbelievers. i pray and confessed. this is a dispute between mother russia and those who destroy the state. >> those people there aren't true christians. true christians don't act like that. we live here. we take walks here, singer songs, our children play in the park. where else can they do that? >> the residence point out there are many other new churches in the area. one plant here could cost them large piece of their park. in moscow, parks are few and far between while there are more than enough churches. they also criticize the church, saint gaining more power in russia. its power crumbs from

the mediciidnight will be shown facebook live. xfinity live and at the electric factory. we teamed up with sugar house casino for two, two we say family friendly displays in the sky. i'll be back in a half hour with more. live for now, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >> see you shortly. thanks. >>> on new year's day, mummers take over center city. they are practicing. more than 10,000 men, women and children participate. it kicks off at 9:00 in the morning. >>> we found them rehearsing at the convention center. they'll perform after the parade. go to nbc10.com and check road closures in effect as cities prepare for tomorrow's parade. >>> the jersey shore set to celebrate 2017. many casinos are holding parties for their best customers. at bali's, they have a mardi gras theme. for some, ringing in the new year is all about the atmosphere. >> enjoy our time, relax and just hang out and the people here are very friendly, the food is great, service is fantastic. >> we checked with every casino in atlantic city, all the hotel rooms are sold out. >>> in ocean city, entertainers are

we are live in oakland's lake merit. abc seven news. >> very anxious time for them, thank you very much. and before tonight's vigil at lake merit a small group of people gathered to pray, they found serenity inside the cathedral of christ the light. the church stayed open so that people could pray and reflect in silence. in san francisco, dozens of people met for a vigil to honor the victims at harvey milk applause. they fear that some from their own community are among the victims of this tragedy. alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley spoke publically for the first time about the fire and said that the investigation could result in possible murder or manslaughter charges. abc 7 news reporter lillian kim is with me with that part of the story, tonight. >> reporter: yeah, nancy o'malley said a team is working on the case, but the priority is the recovery effort which will take at least another day. power in the area has been turned off. so crews working with the large crane are safe from the power lines. they ar

thank you for revealing how they lived in their lives here. we have more on the young lives lost, as well. >> she was an amazingly kind and beautiful person, who had the strength to be her true self, even when she knew that was not going to be an easy path. >> by sharing their stories, it's a way the family ares are able to cope with this and mourn and spread good news. nbc bay area's mark matthews talked to family and friends of the tragedy victims and how they said their loved ones to be remembered. >>> our investigative unit has been working to uncover what led to that tragic night. city leaders pointing fingers at each other as questions mount about the ghost ship warehouse fire. who knew what, and when? senior investigative reporter, vicki nguyen joins us after a contentious hearing at city hall. vicki. >> reporter: well, janelle, councilman noel gallo throughout the city of oakland and city council woman rebecca kaplan supports an independent investigation. all of this unfoileding as we uncover more dwellings. inspectors have visited abo

and we are remembering more of the lives lost in the tragic warehouse fire. we hear from friends and family next. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> steve: continuing our coverage tonight on the deadly oakland warehouse fire kron 4's gabe slate is live in oakland. >> grant:gabe, you spoke with loved ones of some of the victims who recently went from missing. to confirmed fatalitie. >> reporter:yes, family and friends i spoke with are still in shock and trying cope with this tragedy. each victim was described as full of life and had a passion for the arts. >> reporter: brandon wittenauer who also went by "chase" or the name necks yu gwo lo. he was 32 years old, he lived in hayward. >> reporter:he worked with computers in i.t. by day but his passion was music. he was in the band >> reporter:symbiotix fungi. >> reporter:his friends and family say he was a talente

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we are live from the u.s. capitol starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern. you will meet new representatives in here from returning members. the house a gal's in a new and. it includes a the election of the house speaker, his address, and later a debate and vote on rules for the new congress. one rule in particular is getting attention, a proposal to find members who live stream video from the house floor. it is in response to the democratic city and that was streamed by several democrats. on c-span2, our live coverage of the senate begins at noon eastern and includes the swearing-in of senators. opening day continues on c-span3 with a ceremonial swearing-in of members of congress at 1:00 p.m. eastern. vice president joe biden sweat -- helps with the swearing-in of senators. and paul ryan, members of the house. we will have our replay of opening day on c-span and c-span2. in memoriam 2016 continues. activistreate, peace elie wiesel died in 1997. -- died in 2016. in 1998 he spoke at the holocaust memorial museum and urged president clinton to intervene on the