and we saw a lot of snow melt ourselves luckily the mild temperatures last week came before the rainsweekend. so we haven't seen many flooding concerns or ice jams. good news, you know because we had a lot of cold weather an lot to deal with. luckily that happened at a slow stage non more snow left on the ground. >> iain thought it was a little chilly it was. >> it was. the wind was blowing and the sun wasn't out. we're almost at spring. my understanding we're not quite there. >> we're not there. i know. wait until you see the seven day forecast. we're not there yet either. let's hope for april. let's start off with a look outdoors via ultimate doppler showing clear skies clouds around today. it was much calmer. we lost the rain. good inch of rain we got on saturday. as that system moved out. but we did have the clouds and the wind again as iain said did it not feel that comfortable. up towards the north cold enough for snow and in fact it's still snowing along the cape up towards eastern maine right now. boston picking up nearly 3-inches of snow today. and that's significant with tha

. >> luckily the roads are okay. but, you know, when you see something like that on the turnpike your ice will veer over that way. you're going to look and see what is going on. hopefully there will be no problems from this but i also wonder because the winds are out of the northwest scott william says what kind of obstruction any other drives down wind are going to have and then, of course, rom area. what is happening with the residential area as we all know these winds when they're ripping up to 30 miles an hour gusts and sustained wind at 20 miles an hour these sparks from these flames right there can be shot down wind up to a mile. >> right. luckily for us iain we haven't had any you know, dry weather per se. but you never know what can be spark as far as another fire and you've got to be looking at this. so you see them up there on the ladder truck right now. they're going to try and drown this thing with as much water as they can. >> exactly. you can see a left of your screen there, we don't know if that's the

luckily no problems so far this morning on the pennsylvania turnpike with speeds in the mid 60's as yous willow grove. reminder of this construction zone, this new one this week in highland township yesterday county old stottsville road shut down. in hockessin delaware still have that downed tree and downed wires closing mill creek road near mendenhall million road. maybe stick with reutter 41 as an alternate n burlington county you still have that wreck on the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike approaching exit seven for route 206. it's in there car lanes taking out a couple of those car lanes and a work zone on northbound 68 scheduled for about another 15 minutes. time for the commuter report brought to you by the waze app. in the lehigh valley karen has been saying we're still get something frozen precipitation this morning and some of our friends talking about ice on the roads like in upper macungie along loan lane. i would expected slippery conditions in you're on the northeast extension 78, 22, all slick through allentown this morning. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> a carib

part of the roof and interior walls collapse luckily no one inside.e's proximity to railroad tracks made fighting blaze tougher. >> dedoesn access because of rail road. that's one section building we couldn't have access to. >> evly affected several septa routes and rare line services will be out the entire weekends due to safety concerns of one of the warehouse's walls that needs to be demolished and why did that fire last so long even though this is vacant building the business just closed several months ago so there's a lot of equipment and furniture inside and some fire officials think it may be what fueled the fire for so long and septa officials have been here all day. they're working with l & i and also fire commissioner so when they get okay the demolition crew that is here onsite can knock down that wall and get the regional line back up and running. it will be closed for the entire weekend but they want to work sure to make sure monday moreing commuters will not be affected. reporting in hundreding park, app an "channel 6 action news." >> re

>> reporter: can -- ken, the police state luckily this driver didn't hit anyone. it ended just over my shoulder on the freeway. the high-speed chase covered three freeways and hits b's of nearly 100 miles an hour. in the end, the pathfinder driver lost control and rolled over in dramatic fashion. the chp used to bike strips -- spike strips to bring the car to a halt. it disintegrated its rims and tires. the driver, ramon bird all, walked away from the epic wreck. he emerged from the car and casually look back to inspect the damage until chp officers surrounded him with guns out.>> it is very unusual, especially if you don't stop for the sirens.>> reporter: the chp says this wild ride began around 2 pm when officers tried to stop him for speeding. what followed was a chase with the driver 13 wheels for both of the chase. a spectacular wipeout, luckily, no one was hurt.>>> a real estate air -- >> mac -- heir is being scrutinized for his connections. >> i have always maintained since covering this case back in 2000 that he was psychotic.>> reporter: matt burke back s

luckily, she was ok. in dobbs forerry, new york a bus swerved to miss a car but ended up hitting a house. at laguardia a crane removed that airplane from atlanta that almost skidded into the icy water. fortunately, all the injuries were minor. investigators are back out there today trying to determine what caused the accident. with frigid temperatures keeping some places 20 degrees colder than normal today, many are daydreaming about what lies ahead. here in the nation's capital, despite prohibition on sledding, many were having fun with the snow. who knew that sledding could be an act of civil disobedience? lona zack abc 7 news. >> cute kid there. don't forget to spring forward this weekend. daylight savings time begins at 2:00 sunday morning. so before you go to bed on saturday, you should set your clock ahead one hour. also good time to change the batteries in those smoke detectors or carbon monoxide detector. luckily these days, you know our phones just kind of do the work for us. >> i know. it's very

. >> no luckily we don't have to deal with the grading process. that will be from her professors. cory cook, gets to do the grading on that. finally while it's not on my official update, march will begin our budget season for us. we have already had some discussions with the board of supervisors because they start their process much early whier than ours. this will be the first year that we'll ask for funds to come from the city and county of san francisco. it will be much more in the budget process that we have had in the past 2 years because we have been returning all the money. we'll finally have run most of our reserve down and only have a small portion of our reserve left that i don't think covers the entire balance of the funds. we'll be looking at that in march and i look forward to having a more full in depth discussion on the march meeting on that and in april we pass the final budget on that. that is all that i have within my report. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you, commissioner mar? >> welcome, angie and i'm sure that your involvement, this is going to help. i'm won

now, i know what you're thinking after seeing that video-- luckily, oklahoma line backer eric striker put your feeling into words. i'm so ( bleep ) furious right now. s.a.e. just ( bleep ) it up for you all ( bleep ) white fraternities. same ( bleep ) talkin' about racism don't exist be the same ( bleep ) that be shakin' our hands, givin' us hugs, tellin' how you really love us. ( bleep ) you phony ( bleep ) fraud ( bleep ). ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: i felt that. ( laughter ) by the way phony-ass-bitches is those kids' new fraternity. you know what, i gotta say, i think everyone felt pretty angry after this incident but luckily, we got a speedy apology. >> i was angered. i was-- you know, i was outraged. i apologize for the profanity, but i'm not apologizing about how i felt because that's how i felt in my heart. >> jon: oh, i forgot to mention the first one to apologize for this entire incident wasn't the bus full of racist chanters but the guy who made the mistake of swearing when he reacted to the bus full of racists. ( laughter ) but don't worry, those s.a.e. ki

but luckily witnesses there are doing it frantically to alert the train operator but the train pulls off anyway. luckily, the guy does not appear to be seriously hurt. >>> a montgomery county judge today sentenced a school contract worker who pleaded guilty after he was caught on surveillance video grabbing the behind of a 12-year-old student. john epps jr. said no comment when the judge asked if he had anything to say. andrea mccarren was in the courtroom for today's proceedings. >> reporter: john epps jr. had a criminal report of groping women in public. a history of which the school system was unaware. in the surveillance video you're about to see, epps is wearing a bright yellow t- shirt. ironically, the very surveillance cameras john epps jr. was in charge of installing and maintaining captured him in a criminal act. >> when you send your 12-year- old daughter off to school, you are not expecting that she is going to be pawed by some 45- year-old guy as she makes her way through her school day. >> reporter: a judge sentenced him to five years of jail time with all of it suspende

and luckily that we've got some volunteers here to help you out. russ ptacek is at the snow help desk, which you can call, to 2- 895-5560. and russ, what are you hearing? it's an example of the type of calls that we're taking. maybe nothing on the big scale, such as the person that has the questions, the most important questions of the day. in many cases they are asking about plans for tomorrow, what the roads will be like. we're encouraging people if they are going to a certain location to call the state police authority in that area to get information on what they are like there. we really cannot predict what the roads will be like. so give us a call. if you get a busy cig cal, call us back. we know it's important to you. >> russ, thank you. it is important to us, that's for sure. fairfax county residents have had plenty of fun in the snow tonight. >> yes, they sure have. peggy fox you've been having some fun, haven't you? >> reporter: oh yes, definitely. we haven't seen too many people out here. and traffic is very light. people are going nice a

, the people couldn't take refuge at their home and also secure food, water, communication but luckily. >> of penn -- potential for destruction is always kept in mind. it was one of the gateways learning from galveston but it is a point. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 48 hours of nonfiction books every weekend we're on location and john hopkins talking with professors or also offers professor, what do you do at the university? >> i teach courses on the family in poverty in children's welfare. >> your chair of the sociology department? been a guy could boss around people who have lifetime tenure and i cannot tell them what to do. [laughter] >> host: to talk about your book how you define a working-class family? >> pretty hard. it used to be the guy working construction or in a factory with the wife staying home may be working part-time in a couple of kids. that was the '50s and '60s at its peak for you cannot almost blinded these days because it is falling apart. that is the issue. will we have seen is the deterioration of a kind of american family. with a couple of kids with a u

. >> i just kept stacking until i got to the top and just luckily everything panned out the right heightble to stack across the top. it's really hard to buy land out here, lands is really expensive. so that takes time. so for the first winter i just wanted to make sure that i could stay warm. because once you have warmth, food and shelter you are good to go. >> reporter: for gabby, it's all about her dogs. dawson city doesn't allow more than two dogs as pets. gabby has nine. that she sues to his run a dog sled. so she lives in a small cabin built of spruce logs from the forest. and melts snow on a wood stove to get enough water for all of those thirsty mounts outside. again, it's about independence. >> sometimes in a bigger city, everything is taken care of for you and you get a little lost. and kind of neat to know if you want heat you make it. it gives you a sense of accomplishment because you are doing it for yourself and you are self sufficient and i kind of like that feeling. >> reporter: being off the grid isn't for everyone. though it clearly suits cud and the dozen ofs of others

after the impact luckily enough, the officer was thrown and, and all three vehicles in a triangle area he suffered non-life threatening injuries. he is now at aria bucks campus hospital being treated. >> reporter: he has several broken bones so probably a long time before he is back, on duty. and, the person that hit the police car face went through the windshield he was worst hurt. likely not wearing a seat belt in addition to flying when he hit the the car and you can tell how fast just by the impact. even four people in the car in front of the police car that was hit secondary. they are all in hospitals as well. really a bad crash to put it lightly. we are looking at another vehicle pulled over how you can miss these flashing lights on a mark car or unmarked consider because they are loaded with flashing light as well. that gives you a sense why they think he was under the influence and in the looking out, at all. not only is it common for people to go over hundred miles an her this is close to the stretch of route one where middletown township police officer chris jones was killed

and luckily for us, it survived because through the 20's and 30's, it is what cap -- kept learning alive within the reserves and national guard and regular army. when the japanese attacked pearl harbor on december 7, 1941, fort benning was ready to expand its training and allow the army to expand from 200,000 soldiers to over 8.5 million soldiers before the war would be concluded. in that, they would train 65,000 officer candidates to help lead the army. they were sent here for all types of training, ranger school, airborne school, one station unit training for the soldier. these are younger soldiers who come in and they will begin to become infantry and go through what we still call basic training. and ait, which is advanced individual training. they will go through those courses. the gas chambers, learn to utilize their weapons systems, learn to read maps, learn first aid, anything a soldier would need to survive in the modern battlefield, they will teach it here. then you can go to airborne school. and we train all the airborne soldiers for the entire air armed forces of the united st

luckily you can help me figure it out. i'm excited to welcome laura kipnis the author of its ventures of bad behavior, her essays include harpers coming year times book review and slate among others. receiving fellowships from the guggenheim foundation and others hint she will read from her new book. [cheers and applause] >> stakes for that introduction in. i have written about the men but rebating day coupler sections of the books the subtitle is notes from an ongoing investigation" and the thing that i learned tonight will i will include in the sequel. and then they use those terms affectionately. operators with sex scenes and haters. reading from the title regarding men in the section called the cheaters. here is how i set it up. >> men have fascinated me they had trouble in the and take up a lot of space they force you to think about them. a daddy's girl minister to rummage around the criticism the last 15 years when at the random of what i call christine to cluster around the subject of men. what our men to meet? whic

luckily we have you here to explain. i don't know what this means.obama struggles to tame islamic extremist, refired the restoration instincts in republican politics. i don't know what that means. >> it was clear to me. >> thank you, krystal. >> i'd love to hear you explain it anyway. >> if you look at the bush clan it's an innately political family. they are very good at politics. barbara bush especially, sort of known internally as the silver fox. you look at the just enough bushes line. that's a calculated move. she turns around on cue. >> she said that as a calculated thing to help him? >> how is this an explanation? >> how does this explain the islamic extremism? >> that just gets to the point of the bush family. >> guys, this is fascinateing. i'm more confused. >> when abby says it's fascinating, it means we're out of time. >> it's an interesting read. gets into his family. check it out. >> thank you for being with us. up next we'll get you caught up on the other big headlinings today, including a new development today in the jodi arias case. s

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luckily they did. because the house was completely destroyed.he house had been in this woman's family for generations. >> it was really sad when the roof came off. we just could don't anything. >> reporter: similar stories are everywhere. help is arriving but a lot of help will be needed here. and many outlying islands haven't been heard from since the storm. >> let's get more from nicole mitchell. nicole? >> storms on this side of the world, unlike the united states we don't have planes that fly. we do that in the u.s. but here you estimate based on things like wind and water. and you can see all of the water that pushed through. estimating at least a 2-foot rise. that's one of the concerns is that the wind estimated on satellite, and they look at that interpretation, how round the eye is, how symmetrical the storm is. recorded winds at 170 miles per hour, and as i said that dramatic water situation. even the good water supplies that you would normally have they get mixed in debris fecal matter and things like that. so that's why you have a foo

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. >> such a precious resource, but luckily we have some rain coming today. >> yes, drivers are fighting some fog out there this morning? >> yes, good morning to you. 50 in san carlos, 53 in san jose. the clouds will increase into the afternoon and temperatures will be warm in some spots. today in san francisco, because of that fog. i want to show you the golden gate bridge where it is really thick out here this morning. you is see that here. any of the lights here in the dissans. we're going to be tracking this traffic and weather that go hand in hand. we will show you also by about 11:00 a.m. today. we're going to have to wait for that sunshine around the san francisco bay, it is 75 in the tri valley. the hills are so nice and green and they will likely stay that way. just about 36 hours away from showers. >>> yeah, and ahead of that rain, we're looking over here to the bay bridge toll plaza. that is a typical pattern. you see the glowing trip along the middle. the clouds just above that freewayway. as we look at the maps, the orange translated on to our maps for weather data, and the

luckily an off-duty sheriff's was driving by. the sit around 40 teams were on board. >>:he began assisting the kids getting off the bus as you can see their rear tires were engulfed. we go on the bus and made sure all of the kids made it safely off the bus >> vicki : and a total six to dance and a few teachers were transported to medical facilities. they were all treated for smoke inhalation. why investors not talk, and this man under arrest, police investigate if he was involved in a murder of the bay area woman >> reporter :are showing some wet weather in the system heading to the bay area tomorrow coming up >> vicki : real-estate air is back in jail with connection to the 2000 death of a former resident of san francisco. he's called jinx. , about. , he was previously accused with not only this- by his wife, and former roommates. they believed he knows what happened to his wife. the series deals with possibility that susan berman was killed because she knew the fate of his wife. his client will fight the charges as soon as possible. the series finale is current in w

luckily, the two passangers of the vehicle were able to escape before the collision. no one in the incident was injured, including everyone on board. its not immediately clear what the car was doing on the tracks. >> reporter :we have a clear day, but another storm system is coming down tomorrow clue. skies right now at midnight, kind of a crisp, clear and midnight on the cool side. ride around sunrise to be mostly cloudy, clouds will stay threw out the day. there is a few chances for some isolated showers. and perhaps a thunderstorm firing not the atmosphere will be primed for instability. that storm we had yesterday non southern california, lots of flooding down there know in the higher elevations. this is the next system coming our way. the clouds just north of the bay area increasing as we get into the morning. just before 7:00 a.m., look for a few high a thin clouds. the clouds looked gray earth looking into the morning and in mostly cloudy--cloudy by noon into the afternoon. it does look like they will be isolated in nature as we get into the late evening. after

luckily he survived with minor injury nearby hill view crest elementary school. police unsuccessfully searched for the gunmen. >>:if you're driving and somebody cuts you off it's important to keep your cool, keep driving and don't engage in the arguments back and forth. >>:i think it's pretty scary you just don't know people will do. >> stanley >> pam : >> pam :police in the orinda also locked down an elementary school today. after a first- grader reported seeing a man with a gun. the young student told a teacher, he say a man with red or orange hair. holding a gun in a creekbed near del rey elementary school. orinda police completed a room by room sweep of the school. but did not find anyone. the search lasted for around one hour. the lockdown also impacted miramonte high school. about a mile from del rey. a local para=lympic hopeful says, he is overwhelmed with the amount of support he is getting. after his prosthetic running leg was stolen from his car. ranjit steiner spent several hours today. being fitted with a temporary running blade. all, after someone br

luckily not ending in a fatality. ♪ >> pretty ugly pretty fast.ng a preview of the 2017 gubernatorial race. assemblyman that will introduce legislation banning villages -- the municipality from issuing take on vehicles. he applauded legislation like this. in light of this arrest and the councilman was driving a city vehicle is in women said, you know what, you get an a on policy and an f on enforcement. he came back with quite a snarky remark. who is declan o scanlan? he a pretty hard against them. bill: is he afraid of you? one of the comments a low-level backbencher republican operative. that is a very aggressive personal attack. >> it was. i have her nice things about the guy. there is some hypocrisy here. i am sorry he has to face that. that is not because of my action. they start to treat public assets as if they are their own. >> common sense. >> doesn't it make it pretty crazy? >> his policies. >> to copy on. the siren and lights were being removed from his car. ♪ you think he is trying to not only distract attention from the issue but sett

luckily no was hurt during this incident.. >> reporter: here's video that was shot about 5:00 this morning after the tunnel reopened. that 1030 last night-we went back again after the evening commute and did more work and set it down it was reopened at 4 a.m. this morning. is it was a pot hold inside the roadway and some of their equipment was falling from the ceiling. so they would back him was less traffic less impact of commuters. would that dramatic video. nobody was hurt when this incident. >> reporter: and still had a massive fire breaks out in an industrial plant and several pro plane tanks explode in milwaukee will take you there and show you video. >> reporter: plus a united air flights of was forced to turn around because of a passenger ranting would give the details >> reporter: still tracking hot spots hear the traffic center slow ride from highway 84 near the dumbarton bridge westbound would concede intreat increase traffic on the san mateo bridge and also the 880 ride from 238 down to 237 is still 40 minute driv

luckily we will see things improve for tomorrow.t of the showers pushing through the philadelphia area right now mainly in south jersey and down along our shore points is where you're seeing the fallen rare rain it is fairly light from atlantic city back across portions of cumberland county and northern cape may county. showers over the next hour or two. damp and drizzly by the time we hit day break tomorrow we should see the sunshine. fox future cast confirming the last of the showers move offshore by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning a lot of sun. that will mick with some clouds later on in the day. the rain is out but the wind will be increasing and even though it's a better looking day tomorrow, it will be really gusty. 50 degrees outside right now and still very mile. cooler to the northwest only in the low 40s. mid 50s towards our south and east. when those clouds start to clear out later we'll see temperatures drop. winds not too bad right now only about five to 10 miles an hour but again that increase overnight and we're still seei

luckily nothing like there was. not the 2 meters of last time. probably more like 10, 20 sent matters. there's relief. it's sill a bit of a worry. >> thank you, indeed for that. it's been a year since the chinese government relaxed a one-child policy. the change in the rules has not led to a soaring earth rate. in some places a handful of couples applied to have more children. one of the main reasons is money, as adrian brown reports. >> reporter: this person is testing the waters of motherhood. she gave birth to her son 10 months ago. she admits she was not prepared for motherhood. this is the old job and seems not to care that the easing. one-child policy makes her eligible for a second baby. >> translation: many young people do not want a second child. they don't want one. they think marriage is too much of a hassle. >> reporter: on the face of it she and her husband have it all, part of china's growing middle class. this person has a well-paid job, and moved into a 3-bedroom apartment. they are only children and they qualify for a second baby

luckily, the bullets did not hit the men, but the shooting deflated the communities sense of safety. it was on camera, only steps from the georgia avenue worth -- petworth metro station. days later a drive-by homicide outside of this restaurant, and then a woman walking down an alley mode then sexually assaulted. >> i live in the neighborhood and i've heard gunshots. kevin: residents are now part of a grassroots safety push. >> this starts long before the gunshots are fired. i think we can all work together to get the word out. kevin: mpd held a meeting at its substation this morning. >> it was information sharing. kevin: stats show about 30 shots fired calls this year alone in petworth. >> vehicles or property damage had occurred. >> we are concerned about gunshots in broad daylight. kevin: whether orday or night, this councilwoman insist they need to be active on the streets. >> the people need to see it and feel it, and the criminals need to feel it, too. kevin: speaking of his ability we have an mpd cruiser parked on the street this afternoon. as far as the shooting last monday,

luckily nobody was out here on the sidewalk at the time and look, it is trash day here andf- family put their trash to be picked up by the trash trucks that are coming down later. certainly a whole lot more debris then four trash bags right now here in camden. so an unusual case, and certainly a great case that the family, got out of here alive and unhurt. looking for a new place to live. >> yes, that is always good news when people get out safely. >> steve, thank you. >>> one men were shot at intersection of beachwood and stenton just have after midnight they reportedly drove themselves to einstein medical center. one was shot in the torso and is listed in critical condition. second man is stable no word on the motive. police say they have surveillance video they hope will identify two male suspects. >>> in a wrong way crash in bucks county send six people to the hospital middletown township police say a driver entered the northbound lanes of route one and drove south. four vehicles were involved in the crash. this is near route 213, in langhorne, just a after 10:00 last night. police

we call 911. >> so rescuers say luckily the water never reached high enough to touch the the little girl but unfortunately her mother a 25 year-old died. doctors say the girl, lily, is expected to be okay. three police officer and four fire fighters were treated for hypotheria during that rescue. wow. >>> five credit 50 the time. record break ago tempt to fly around the world in the solar powered plane is now underway. >> i don't know about this but two pilots took off in the specially designed aircraft. they hoped their flight which will take several months will create awareness about new technology in the aviation industry. fox's kelly wright. >> reporter: report pair of swiss pilots hope to make history by flying around the world in the solar powered plane. the aircraft taking off from abu-jamalu dabi on monday in the attempt to fly around the globe. the the adventurers, are taking turns piloting the single seat, 5,000-pound solar impulse airplane. they say goal, to pro mote clean technology in the aviation sector. >> unaudible. >> to bring on the market new plane technology that save

. >> luckily dave isn't hurt in this record stunt. >> smashed the propeller and cleared the propeller boat. >> but it's a very different story seven years earlier. dave was at the columbia cup championship in washington state, ready to claim the record for the most consecutive race wins. this would be his 20th win in a row. but as he bursts out of the gate, almost instantly the boat has hit two waves in a row. at top speed, the force is too much and the hydroplane blows over. the top of the boat crashes onto the water, exploding the protective canopy, ripping off his oxygen mask and submerging him in the water. >> i was unconscious under water. the safety team got there right away, got me onto the bottom of the boat. they cleared the airway and got the water out. >> amazingly, dave survives. his hand is crushed by the flying metal. he ends up losing two fingers on his right hand. it's the type of crash that might deter another driver from racing all together, but dave is no quitter. >> i just felt i had something more to give for the sport and things to prove to myself. >> dave and th

temperatures right now cold, luckily the rain's not getting in now because temps are below freezing,most locations, we're at 29 in reading, 26 allentown only 19 right now in mount pocono. but you can time this out we start the day with a loft sunshine, sun comes up just after 7:00 a.m. notice 10:00 a.m., full sun across the region, so beautiful start it your friday. by about 4:00 p.m. we start to see the clouds stream n then overnight tonight by about midnight rain over spreads the area, here's 2:00 a.m. just waves of rain going through during the morning hours, soaking start to saturday. tan may start it wind down little bit. by late afternoon. but, showers rain, any time until around 5:00 p.m. then we clear it out. just in time for your sunday, so today's forecast mostly sunny, increase in clouds, though 49 degrees, then tonight the rain gets in, and is going to be a wet saturday. your seven day coming up in just a couple every minute, we check in on the roads with justin. >> morning, kate. another weekend storm to deal with. at least we're dry this morning, this is 76, westbound,

luckily they did. the house has been totally destroyed. the house has been in the family for generations. >> we just couldn't do anything. >> similar stories are everywhere. help is arriveing. a lot of help will be needed here. and many outlying islands have not been heard from since the storm. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry and his iranian counterpart spent four hours in discussions with energy experts from both countries. they'll head to prossels to continue negotiations with european foreign ministers. james bays has been following events lausanne. there are still stumbling blocks to go, but there is an air of optimism according to the iranian nuclear chief. he said i'm very optimistic. what do you make of those comments? >> well, you even have similar comments from the iranian foreign minister zarif as he's leaving. he said finally we're getting to something. confident tones coming from the iranian side. very intense diplomacy because the talks here between the iranian foreign minister, u.s. secretary of state john kerry lasted

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luckily, history is something fendi has an abundance and the c.e.o., peter bicari treasures. >> the luxury brand, the difference from other brands is the way you tell stories, the customer doesn't want us to buy a product. >> they want history and heritage and a lot of customers want this made in italy. tell us the story of fendi. >> it's a particular brand because it was born by the genius of adalia fendi in 1925, a very courageous woman that started a luxury company by working on fur and then from 1925-1938 we started doing bags and then from this small daughters of fe -- five daughters of fendi. it's a brand started with a woman and continued by women. they take over from the mother and are the revolution idea involving a young designer, at the time, very young, karl lagerfeld was just a very, let's say he had the symbol quite heavy, around the display of luxury and karl was coming with crazy ideas and these five geniuses, we call them as they are, were presenting to him everything you could imagine. he was's coming with ideas and they were making these crazy ideas possible and real to

. >> luckily there is some good news. a neighbor robert barely knew started a gofundme website. >>> the ambassador is hosting prince charles. supreme court justice john roberts. later tonight prince charles and his wife are off to a black tie dinner. the royal couple had a special visit to martin luther king memorial today. reverend jesse jackson toured the monument with the royal duo. they started their day at the lincoln memorial with tourists. jam packed day includes stops in mount vernon and the national archives. it definitely made one student's name. >> what was the coolest part? >> he waved at me. >> are you sure it was yes? >> it was my general direction. >> i'm taking it. >> the prince of wales will meet with president obama and vice president joe biden at the white house tomorrow. >>> a letter addressed to the white house and possibly packed with a deadly substance. up next what tests revealed so far. >>> i'm stepha my tempur-pedic made me fall in love with mornings again. i love how it conforms to my body. with

luckily nobody was out on the sidewalk at the time and be in was hurt that was in the house. we're talking about three adults and one child. patriarch was not home and good thing he was not coming home either for a few more minutes. the only thing that is still standing on the front of the house is the front doorway and that allowed the family to get out quick and safely. amazing how the door standing there and the floors are just collapsed on top of themselves. family members and even guy that delivers the inquirer to this family told thaws these wooden barricade you see here were not put up last night the because of the collapse, they were put up here last week and family says that the city put some kind of a notice on the door condemned it, eviction notice but for some reason the the family was still in there even though this house was looked at by inspectors and found out toss not so safe. >> i got a call saying egg heard a noise and then he seen the street. so it fell. then he got have been out. >> everybody got out safe. >> my dad my mom, my sister my niece was there. 2

. >> luckily we are starting to release some of the sea lions. yesterday i release exams on 17 and all will be ready to be released probably tomorrow or next week. >> he says they are able to do the work there thanks to the dedication of volunteers and donations that help pay for this operation. >> a lot of dedicated people doing great work. >>> the 49ers release a player who started 9 games for them last season. plus we hear from the warriors as they take on a team they haven't beaten this season. scott reiss up next with sports. >> now to the news room, gasia mikaelian with a look at what we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. >> coming up at 7:00 p.m. more on the revelation that a co-pilot crashed the plane filled with passengers into the french alps. also a fight over the big fight. why thousands of boxing fans are heading to las vegas may never see the event. we are working on these stories and more coming up tonight at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36. >>> i was in 11th grade the last time the warriors won the world championship and that remi

luckily, nobody was hurt. the family did need help getting out of the home. like we said nobody was hurt. she had several pets, they are looking for two cats. we are told that a bunny rabbit is okay and turtle they are looking for. the family members are telling us this has been an on going problem for them, not the collapse but a home next-door that burned down, made them feel their home was unsafe. they've trying to work with the city about this issue. earlier today we spoke to a center in law she is concerned about the family moving forward. >> it's a sad situation we need the city's support this is a good family from the city, we just need the help now. again, back out here live, scene, the entire exposed area on the second floor. the sister in law said there was a blockade put around the house last week, telling the family that they needed to leave the home by next week him we're waiting to talk to city officials about this, they are telling us, that the house that burned down next-door a long time ago probably about a decade ago since that happened, the

tunisia, luckily so far was able to bring everyone around the same table and confront issues such as terrorism and these kinds of attacks over the past. however, this was a new and very different attack. it's the first time that it targets the civilians and tourists, and we're not sure any more whether the government will be able to face this, especially the parliament has internal conflicts at the moment. so are these conflicts going to spread throughout the government. that's something that we'll discover in the next few days. >> joining us live from tunis, thank you very much, indeed. >> to iraq where government forces and militia are accused of serious abuses by the islamic state in iraq and the levant. iraqi forces deliberately destroyed civilian homes last september. the report includes video evidence of iraqi forces looting sunni civilians who fled the fighting. and they say there was an abduction of 11 men in september and october. the human rights report reveals destruction of towns around amerlie. the human rights watch said that the satellite photos of homes that were set

. >> luckily the money and the know-how came together here and the villagers have managed to save their corner of england. >> finally to the next in our series focusing on europe's squares. this time a look at turkey, where an unusual ancient sport is still popular. the spanish have bullfights and english hunt foxes. in turkey that is on camels as they wrestle each other. camel wrestling was started thousands of years ago by nomadic tribes in central asia. there are still thousands of fighting camels in turkey, camel wrestling festivals and even beauty competitions are held during the winter. a chance for local people to earn a bit of extra money. >> feeding and milking the cows. cleaning out the stables. a daily routine. the store next door holds his true passion. they are treated to a daily wellness program. not to improve their carrying of burdens but to prepare them for wrestling matches. >> they love these. it relaxes them and gives them energy. >> they don't look aggressive on first sight. but he knows why they wear their muscles. >> it is in their nature to assert themselves agai

luckily my aunt was able to find the video. show you guys because it's absolutely priceless. it's from the 1990s. they are posing yet my mom is the one by my dad and i have to say. >> steve landon is on his way to florida. he is our former director of our news desk. we miss him. >> he left his house this morning driving to florida with their fans stuffed full of his belongings. >> this is the worst update. >> i want to know what was he wearing when he didn't? we will have to talk to you about the whole filthy thing. >> chasing news is out and about on pothole control. tell us where your worst potholes are plus this brutal fight card inside mcdonald's. as adults stood by and watched on the next "chasing news." ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >>> hi everyone i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams. dry and quiet overnight but turning chilly. temperatures will drop into the 30s. a lot of sunshine for your thursday but it will be breezy and cooler. and then cloud cover rolls in for your friday and that rain arrives for s

luckily none of the rescue horses inside were hurt. they are going to have to find a new home though. >>> this tractor-trailer carrying 93 cattle overturn on a maryland highway. no people were hurt in the crash. it's not known if any or how many of the cows were hurt. >>> kentucky drivers stranded on interstate i-65 for hours. >> they ran out of gas, a lot of them just sitting there. >> oh, my gosh. imagine that. the governor says state officials did all they could to prepare but still, so many cars just not going anywhere there. >> severe flooding in west virginia the rivers swelling roads submerged. some people who braved the conditions had a hard time, really hard time are getting around. similar scene in virginia roads looking like rivers after the storm swelled rivers over their banks. >> thankfully the storm is moving off into the atlantic. right behind it really cold temperatures. meteorologist derek van dam with the latest. >>> good morning, john and christine. just to give you an idea of how potent this cold front actually was

luckily, the armed man has already fled the scene in the f-250. edwards' luck holds out.apture the entire incident, including the pickup license plate, help police identify the shooter and issue a warrant. unfortunately, the shooter stays one step ahead. police believe the man escapes across the mexican border. surviving this brush with death motivates edward to act on his long-held desire to become a stand-up comic. >> he actually was a pretty funny guy and he cracked jokes left and right, always had something smart to say. >> i'm calling the cops on all y'all drunk asses. >> edward right now, the last-known whereabouts about him, he was in california and he's fulfilling his desire to become an actor/comedian. >> so sometimes a very bad day can give us the push we need to leave a steady gig and embrace a dream. >>> coming up, a different kind of towing drama. this time, it's the towed vehicle threatening the worker. >> i thought he was dead, i really did. i thought the man was dead. >> when "caught on camera: very bad day" continues. everyday? because it helps me skip th

actual combat, so it was determined by congress that we would keep fort benning on a smaller scale and luckily it survived. >> but first, go on board the css jackson, one of only four surviving ironclads dating back to the civil war. >> we are in the national civil war naval museum on the banks of the chattahoochee river. the purpose of the naval museum is to tell the stories of the navy's during the civil war. we are the only facility that focuses entirely on that particular story. we are in a unique place, right here inside the museum are the remains of a confederate ironclad, the css jackson. this was an ironclad builds in columbus during the war. specifically, we are about a midship of the vessel. this section was missing and fell apart during the recovery process. this is a great vantage point to take a look at how this thing is built and what areas are used for different purposes. an ironclad is a wooden ship. you still have to build the structure of the ship out of wood. but on the outside of it, above the waterline there is iron plating that provides the clading to the vessel. this is,

for the next meeting a more detailed update on the seller project on the permit tracking because luckily i attended a recent meeting and want to thank the director and deputy director screening that kind of got hammered to kind of move this forward i'm happy to say that the moving forward and light at the end of the tunnel not only to the two directors but the staff i know the clerks that really have been cranking open the data and something like that but in april maybe we could get a really more updated discussion on the summer project and maybe the rest of the commissioners and the public can kind of know what the prospects when it goes online. >> commissioner walker. >> yeah. it is not on the agenda i wanted it on the agenda ever meeting until we go live and after. >> i took liabilities there because i pulled it saying okay we'll give henry a bit of a break and so i of the kind of saying the next time we see him you'll have the golden state but if we need to bring it back and update. >> every month. >> that's why i wanted to thank the staff it is going better and light at the end of t