where you put the sign, apparently is called a mansur, that was trapping the fire. zooming into the businesses across the street. for people who know the area get a better picture. >> that is part of the building, the building is an l shape. they are trying to save the part of the building where you see no fire. it's behind the aerial ladder. part of the l they have been able to save, the other part is destroyed. >> okay. that's hard to see. >> good news they were able to save the rest of the area. >>> thank you for the update. >> this is el camino real, we want to check in with sal on the traffic in that area. it's going to be effected. at least it's early still. >>> and earlier they were letting some traffic through on the opposite side of the street, they are not doing it now. it is shut down in both directions near the fire. traffic won't get through, you have to go on the side streets if you use el camino real. the lawrence expressway is getting through in both directions. please give yourself time in this area at lawrence expressway. >>> i'm sorry el camino re

mullah mansur, head of the call ban, was apparently taken out by u.s.bs according to the pentagon. now, this is a guy who was heading up what is essentially a, you know, a terrorist organization, the taliban, which has long aided al qaeda and other terror groups, that has wreaked havoc and cost the lives of tens of thousands of not just afghans, but security personnel, and has done damage to the, you know, person peacekeeping forces there as well. so this is -- this is a huge defeat for the taliban and terrorism? >> gregg, it's a big deal. i mean, mansur has been in charge of the taliban for at least the past couple years and certainly wreaked havoc in that country, significant threat to u.s. national security. it's a good thing, it's also the first time that u.s. drone strikes have taken place in an area called baluchistan. so the u.s. is expanding the kill zone and i think this should be sending a shatter of fear through the hearts of the taliban tonight. they're going to replace him, probably replace him with somebody who's a guy named haqqani in cha

they were targeting a man named mullah mansur and they believe it was successful and that mansur is deadand it was with the use of drones and special forces. and president obama authorized the strike. >>> and donald trump expected to begin the vetting process next week to select his running mate. and he wants one with political and governmental experience. and names bandied about include governor chris christie. >>> days after trump endorsed by the nba, hillary clinton addressed gun violence in florida. meeting with mothers who lost loved ones to guns. organized by the trayvon martin foundation. >>> although bernie sanders is lagging behind he is going down swinging. stops in two states today. >>> and vice-president joe biden delivering the speech at west point. he told graduates they are joining the greatest fighting force on the face of the earth. making light of the fact republicans were in the crowd including new jersey governor, chris christie. >> chris christie is here. congressman chairman ed royce is here, and senator chanliss whose grandson is graduating today is here. and i wan

the pentagon is saying that an air strike likely killed a taliban leader, mullah mansur.stan side of a remote area along the afghanistan/pakistan border region. mansur, a leader of the taliban, was actively involved in planning a variety of devastating attacks in kabul and across affect. the pentagon saying right now it's likely he was killed. they're still assessing the results of the air strike and will provide more information as it becomes available. >>> and now for a look beyond the headlines, here's author and journalist liz trotas' weekly commentary. >> on his asian door this week, barack obama confronts two dramatic chapters of american history, vietnam and iwo jima. one the legacy of millions killed in war. in vietnam, they crave american weapons to hold them off on the south china sea. an ironic turn of event given that chinese aid and weapons ended the lives of so many u.s. troops during the war with vietnam. mr. obama is expected to apiepee hanoi if they agree to stop imprisoning political dissenters. it seems we would like to return in the interests of the ad

where you see the sign where it says indian vegetarian, that's a man sure -- mansur. that's where it was trapped. the area where they put the signs is a fire tunnel. right now it looks like it's raging and eating this building apart. >> thank you. she's down there live, very close to that fire. i know you will get more information as the morning progresses. we'll check with her a little bit. this is in santa clara. on el camino real. could be a traffic situation. we'll check with sal next, we'll be right back. . >>> week, we're -- welcome back. we're following a fire in santa clara. it's a big fire. different agencies are battling this fire. this is not far from lawrence expressway. it's believed el camino real is blocked. as janine reported they are attacking this aggressively. looks like they are getting -- trying to get a handle on it. there's big flames coming from at least 10 businesses. we'll stay with her throughout the mornings on two. right now lashes expressway, will be impacted. >> that's a busy area. >>> the road censors -- sensors are showing it. the fire

official says mansur was killed. he had been running the taliban the past three years. >>> in the race for the white house, donald trump is taking a break from campaigning but bernie sanders and hillary clinton are busy in two different regions. sanders in new mexico, clinton in florida. this is what they are saying. >> reporter: if the democratic race for president is over, bernie sanders still hasn't gotten the message. he rallied supporters in new mexico ahead of their primary next month. >> secretary clinton has supported almost every one of these trade agreements which have cost us millions of jobs. >> reporter: but with an all but insurmountable lead, hillary clinton has all but declared victory. >> i will be the nominee for my party. that is already done in a fact. >> reporter: but new financial disclosure data shows the clinton campaign was slightly out-raised and widely out-spent by sanders. >> there is still a race going on and she wants to turn her attention to donald trump. >> reporter: trump is using the

earlier this week president obama called mansur's death a milestone. >>> a second community meeting will be held this morning after a -- to address water safety concerns for residents in parts of the montgomery and bucks counties. chemicals typically found in fire fighting foam have been detect in groundwater. county officials shut down several municipal and private wells. studies have link these chemicals to development effect in fetus and infants and certain types of cancer. >> right now we're in the process of identifying where we think most likely places where it would have gone in the groundwater is and best places, where we can attack the problem, and basically treat it. >> the navy is providing bottled water to homes on private wells with high levels, until they can be hook up to a publicist tell. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao will have a live update in the next hour. >>> we now know the identity of the man struck and killed on the train of the track of the market prank forward line. five five-year old wood row jackson a tourist from texas. jackson and his wife just finis

officials lead the leader of the taliban, mansur likely died in an air strike along the pakistan/afghanistan border today. >>> the longest manhunt in u.s. history the search for three men who escaped from alcatraz 54 years ago. tonight a death bed confession a story of betrayialal and murder that could help solve the mystery. we have the first ever television interview with an important witnesses. >> it's witness of the greatest mysteries of the 20th century. >> reporter: escape from the federal prison on alcatraz was supposed to be impossible. but in june 1962 convicted bank robbers frank morris, john england and his brother clarence posed fake heads in their beds, squeezed through holes chiselled the in the concrete. >> they made it to the water and were never seen or heard from again. >> all the work they did. months of labor, without being credit. i have got to give them a lot of credit. >> reporter: the lone federal law man hunting the escaped convicts is a deputy u.s. marshal. >> they were able to get completely off the island and never be found, if they lived. >> i always believed the

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according to grandin congressman , beto mansur is "charged with keeping 46 workers at his soybean farms in goias state in conditions so deplorable that investigators say the laborers were treated like modern-day slaves." andrew fishman, what business interests have aligned against dilma rousseff? and what about this congressman? >> yeah, and going one step further even, greg's article was about a week ago and just yesterday, president temer installed his cabinet. the agricultural minister is a massive soybean farmer who has huge tracts of land, responsible for massive deforestation. he has personally been linked to slavery. his time in congress, he actually introduced a bill to try and limit the definition of what slavery actually is to try and help himself and his partners in his business interests. slavery is a massive problem in brazil. plenty of social problems, but slavery is one that should not modern world. however, it clearly does here and around the world. if you go out into the interior of the country, which is massive tracts of wilderness, it is basically wild, wild west. ver

. >> it is significant because mansur was targeting afghan facilities, and afghan interests and united states interests so if he wasn't, in fact, killed, it would an major development. >> when we will know? >> soon. >> get back to us on that? >> someone will. >> egyptaair 804, now, reporting of smoke alarms in the aircraft and one them in the lavatory behind the cockpit and another in the compartment below the cockpit. do we have any idea at this point whether this was mechanical failure or whether it was an act of terrorism? >> investigation is still early. the crash was just a new days ago the debris having found, and the united states navy is participating in the search. we have offered all manner of assistance in regard to the tragedy and at this point we cannot rule out some type of terrorist act but it is still very early and the black box has not been found yet and i suspect we will know a lot more in the coming days the. >> it will tell a story but were you picking up chatter or intelligence suggesting that the flight was a target? >> a it is early in the investigation and we w

the prime minister condemned the attack saying mansur was an obstacle to peace talks. >>> the u.s.found more than 100 pieces of debris on the surface over the weekend. the flight from paris to cairo crashed early thursday killing all 66 people onboard. the international is your of effort is focused off the egyptian coast. holly williams in cairo has the latest on the investigation. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the egyptian government has sent a submarine to the search area to try to retrieve the plane's flight recorders or so-called black boxes which could finally explain what went wrong. the first audio recording to be released from the plane's flight deck is a standard check-in between the pilot and air traffic control over zurich and switzerland. >> reporter: around 2 1/2 hours later, the plane began to move erratically and then plummeted, disappearing off radar screens and plunging into the water. the certificasearch area is aro miles north of the egyptian coastline where the american team spotted wreckage from the plane and the egyptian military retrieved de