at this point the fire marshall, according to police, is calling this fire suspicious. at this point it has not been ruled an arson. a 911 call came in around 7:30 this morning here in the 2100 block of west susquehanna avenue, the call reported a fire broke out in this row home. the neighbor described the scene. >> it was, whoever was in the house was coming in and out of the house, getting people out of the house. they were yelling, you know, one or two people run out but they said somebody didn't make it out. >> reporter: police confirmed fire fighters discovered a 35 year-old woman dead in the second floor bedroom, she was five months pregnant. medics pronounced her dead at the scene just after 8:00 this morning. two people, who live in the home, told "action news" off camera, that the victim was visiting from out of town, and late today, the fire marshall, and philadelphia police, returned to the block, to continue, their investigation. and back out here live you can see that car police tape around it. we're told that belongs to the victim, at this point, again, cr

(hermela aregawi)the fire marshall tells me there have been more than 10 vehicles set on fire between those this week. and dating back to 2016. the fires have some things in common leading them to believe the same person or people are responsible for all of them. (hermela aregawi)tongiht - a serial car arsonist is still on the loose in contra costa county.five cars have been set on fire this week alone.and police believe the same suspect may be responsible for several othersrobert marshall/contra costa fire marshall: we are not being specific about those commonalities and there's some information that we need to withold for the integrity of the investigation. but these fires all have somethings in common and because of that we believe either the same person or same group of people are responsible for the fires.two cars were set on fire this morning in brentwood.it is unusual. it is. and its a quiet community and its relatively save but you can't be too safe anywhere. it's shocking its terible.two other happened yesterday in walnut creek and lafayette.while the fifth happened earlier t

he did one of john marshall. with john marshall presiding as judge? i thought so. this was largely based on that. this is an interesting piece. statuaryhat i did for hall for the city of washington. there's another copy which i donated to the college of business at liam and mary in their new business school. this is the one that is in a government building in washington. shows pierre lafond -- l'enfant. up there,hn trumbull the painter. he has several paintings in the rotunda at the capital. he is pointing to the navy yard and looking toward georgetown. map andnee he has his his index finger is pointing to where they are on capitol hill and where they are going to put the capital. have you portrayed him -- sorry this is not a good photograph. bad drawingsot of and paintings of the man, so nobody knows what he really looks like. the only accurate profile was done by the daughter of the governor of new jersey. there is no detail in the portrait. .e can see his notes, forehead his father, where he studied as well, his father was a professor in paris. a colleague of hi

and many students here at marshall elementary still have not gone home yet.y are in after school programs, and across the city, many programs where parents used to get for free will now have to start paying. >> that's okay. at the end we will come back to you if you need more time to think. >> reporter: it's after school in san francisco's mission district. >> we have robotic classes, dance, music, ballet, tutoring, computer programming, coding. >> reporter: throughout the city after school programs such as this are free to many families. the san francisco unified school district has been picking up much of the tab for programs like this thanks in part to a $3.3 million federal grant. but the grant is rung out and not being renewed this year. >> we knew that it was possible that a year would come when we weren't awarded the grant because it is competitive across the nation. so we are losing this money. >> reporter: losing it beginning in the fall. that's when parents will have to pay anywhere from $50 to $500 to enroll in after-school programs depending on in

>> chief marshall: wind. wind, coupled with drought.itions on a summer day in the kern river valley, and all we needed was a spark, and there was no stopping that fire. >> inskeep: it kept burning, despite the efforts of firefighters who spent $22 million trying to stop it. is there something the public doesn't get about the really big, fast-moving, dangerous fires? >> chief marshall: when you have the extreme fire behavior, when the weather, fuel, and topography sets up, there may not be anything that we can do. >> inskeep: more houses than ever lie within the reach of such fires. there are now 43 million homes in or near wildlands. they're in every part of the country. neighborhoods amid forests and grasslands are now so common, they have their own special name-- it's called the "wildland urban interface," where people can live close to nature and to the fires that burn there. >> chief marshall: these homes are part of the urban interface. this entire community here is the urban interface. and we are fighting wildland fires in the mid

the fire marshal says video like this is instrumental in finding the person or persons responsible, and they're hoping that more neighbors in the area of either brentwood, walnut creek, lafayette, and also martinez where these fires have occurred this week may have some other cameras vows their home that may have the contra costa fair investigators solve this crime, and obviously catch those people or person would may be setting the fires. i also asked the fire marshal how far back these fires go when they're talking about the people responsible. they said they're even looking into 2016 to see if any of those fires that may have happened are also connected to the five this week. >> alyana, do investigators say it appears whoever is steght fires is just randomly looking for cars parked in people's driveways? >> reporter: it's all part of their investigation that they're not going into. they're being very careful about would they're revealing to us. i believe that whatever they reveal that we're not being told is only something that the suspect or suspects may know. so they're being very

police say reese fired on the marshals from inside his home. the officers backed out of the house while under fire. a bystander.. a 56-year-old man.. was killed in the crossfire. three officers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. swat teams surrounded the home. police used bullhorns and tear gas.. to try to get the suspect to surrender. around five last night he surrendered peacefully. a middle school teacher in north carolina is suspended.. over a racial incident caught on video. the white teacher allegedly used a racial slur, and compared a black seventh grader to a saying he was only using an anology. but the student and his parents say the teacher's analogy was out of line. the student says right before the incident, he was laughing at another student who was dancing. and he says that's when the teacher started yelling at him. school officials are investigating the incident. here's a couple taking their love to new heights -- they got married -- on mount everest! the couple climbed more than 17-thousand feet to the mountain's ba

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marshalls are taking over the police. but there is no evidence that he stayed near the prison where he escaped. >> two have no support of sightings that were valid. we have followed up on the ins and none of them panned out. >> how did he vanish from the area? a theory is he made it to the traintracks over that but the police thought of that, too. they searched the training and found the trains coming through were going 15 miles per hour. so that also has not necessarily panned out. jonathan: breaking news in austin, texas. a number of people stabbed on the university of texas campus. a student is dead. three others sent to the hospital with serious injuries. there are reports of the other people treated for minor cuts on the scene. they have arrested a man with a machete like knife. there is no information on a motive. the classes have been canceled for the rest of the day. breaking news, two bodies found in a dallas home after a first responder was shot downtown. outside of they believe one is the suspected gunman. the

i did speak with the fire marsh marshal, and he tells us he believes this car fire and a second one this morning in lafayette are related to at least ten other car fires, including the string of car fires, that the same person or persons are setting these ablaze. the only difference is these cars are parked in the street, not the driveway. the one here in walnut creek happened around 2:06 this morning. the second one was reported about ten minutes later just unit three miles away. the fire marshal says there a common thread, but would that divulge what that is, does not want to taint the investigation. yesterday morning there are two car fires, one in brentwood, the second one about a mile and a half away. early wednesday morning there was another car fire at a home in walnut creek, and a second one in lafayette, sort of like this morning. in early monday morning you had this car fire outside a home in mar thin. in all incidents, no one was hurt, all the homes escaped serious damage. >>> this is near a home yesterday, and you can see a person walking through the -- they believe that pers

moussa sissoko right at marshall, and that was traveling. >> david: marshall had a chance today. smashed moussa sissoko. just taking a smidgen out of the tail. >> jonathan: well, ve haven't heard the shout of we want six yet from the spurs fans. but the players by their own actions are suggesting that they do. you can see quite a heavy presence of stewarts beginning to assemble behind david marshall's goal as well just to ward off any threat of a pitch invasion here. it is happening at both ends, actually. here is yan sen. son on one side. moussa sissoko on the other. nicely done from robertson, who we believed might be playing his final game for hull city, just like mcguire, has a little over a year left on his contract. eriks eriksen, toby alderweireld, everything being played ahead of spurs, who are able to stroll around at the moment. and they will have a free kick, which christian eriksen, i'm sure, will take a good look at. >> david: in a position, isn't it, to the header. he's got the aerial presence that totten mid fielder, really added that to his game. also been a solid

. >> reporter: 4 month old marshall pulled out unconscious. tom mitchell who shot this video puts the phone in his pocket and starts cpr. >> it was like i've got to do something to save this kid. >> reporter: a woman over his shoulder prays. >> let him breathe, lord. let him breathe, lord. >> reporter: the baby breaths. rescuers like martinez working to resuscitate the boy and his sister, 18 month old addy strapped in a car seat. >> there she goes! >> i did what i had to do and i don't, i don't know. >> reporter: the strangers also rescuing their parents, phillip and emily. >> helpless for sure. >> that's the only thing i was worried about, just getting my kids out of this vehicle with water in it. when they said come on, mama, we have the babies. i said give them breath before you get out of this vehicle. thank you so much. >> reporter: late today they were reunited at the hospital with one of the good samaritans, strangers no more. today the national weather service said two of the four tornados that tore through east texas were ef 3s with w

the contra costa county fire marshal says they could be linked to dozens of fires in the areas since 2016. >> there are a number of things that connection them that are for lack of a better term kind of like a signature. >> reporter: the fire marshal isn't saying what ties all of the arsons together but says they are definitely linked and the arsonist will most likely keep it up until they are caught. >> it takes mack you feel a bit insecure. i have always felt this is a very safe neighborhood. but i guesset can happen anywhere. >> a got of the neighbors feeling fear. one of the neighbors came out right after the car started on fire and he could see fire across all of the glass, on the moon roof, the windshield, the rest of the glass. saying it looked like somebody poured gas or an accelerant all over the car before the fire started. that sls something the fire marshal is not talking about. >>> developing at this hour, the first wave of interviews to replace ousted fbi director james comey begin tomorrow. on the short list, acting fbi director andrew mccain. senator john foreignen, a

police troopers and us marshals were back and forth this morning after this witness that you described saw this man that matched the description of david watson running near a building along dorsi run road. k9 teams and a maryland state police blood hound began searching irrigation tunnels and culverts along a track bed where watson may have been hiding, they discover add hard hat and vest were stolen from a trailer in the area. last friday, david watson escaped into a wooded area and after four days of no sightings, police troopers and us marshals moved back into the area in force in an effort to find the man. police say they tracks that matched the kind of shoes watson was wearing and they discovered packing materials that may have been used as a bed. let's give you now an update from sherry luellen, the first person for howard county police >> we don't know how long he may have been in the tunnel. we do know our blood hound trail took us a few hundred yards beyond the location of that tunnel. so we know that at some point, he went a good distance beyond that location. we don't know

marshall, for five minutes. . marshall: mr. speaker, during military caregiver month, i'd like to recognize a population of heroes who often remain in the shadows, military caregivers. currently there are over five million military and veteran caregivers in the united states. this number continues to grow as our troops abroad place themselves in harm's way. i recently sat down with one of my heroes, senator elizabeth dole, who shed light on this important population. while she spent time with kansas senator bob dole at walter reed army hospital in 2011, she noticed many caregivers around her and the unique challenges they face. following this discovery she established a foundation to raise awareness and serve as a resource for these hidden heroes. i'm a proud member of the hidden heroes caucus which raises awareness and develops legislation in support of caregivers. i urge my colleagues to join this wonderful congressional caucus of hidden heroes. next, mr. speaker, i'm like to address stroke awareness month. it's the second le

it doesn't make sense. >> marshall, you interviewed a bunch of folks there.u were to put them all together, who are these folks if you had to break them down? >> i think they consider themselves americans first and foremost, but they're americans with a deep recognition of where they came from. i think look i was standing on the river -- the bank of the rio grande river with noel and i asked him from where we're standing what does it feel like knowing your closest neighbor is across the river in another country. he said, they're not any neighbors, they're my relatives. he wasn't being literal, the river is where i came from, where i went fishing with my kids and my father. everyone came across this to care take property that is right up against their origin story so to speak. you know, i mean, he owns a small business in roma. you know, some folks live in san antonio and come visit, but they hold on to this because they see the value not just to themselves but for the people who came before them and they want to retain that. >> victoria, we have seen this hap

i'm nick marshall—mccormack — see you soon. bye bye. hello there., there is finally a change on the way, courtesy of these lumps of cloud, which have been bringing some quite vicious thunderstorms across spain and portugal, now on the march northwards. so many of us will see some showery rain and perhaps some thunderstorms over the next couple of days, and with that, a feed of warm, southerly winds, some humid air moving in our direction for the end of the week. so yes, those temperatures climbing. quite a muggy feel to the weather, with the risk of some thunderstorms. in fact, there could be the odd flash of lightning as some showers approach the far south through the first part of thursday morning. so, down towards the south coast, one or two showers to start the day. further north, for the likes of london, east anglia, should be a fine and sunny start. could be one or two thundery showers across the channel islands, into the south—west of england. not expecting huge amounts of rain at this stage, but could just be a few sprinkles, and the odd fla

and then thurgood marshal. then thurgood marshal. i later had a teacher who had been -- thurgood marshal brought a lawsuit to the general council of the naacp in the mid '30s on equalization. there was a black tax. so similar qualifications, it became much more because of the white. one of my teachers had been one of his lead plaintiffs in the virginia case. and so, she would talk about thurgood marshall and the naacp. >> so this was not a history lesson. this was first-hand experience. that is so interesting. because when the sit ins come along, one of the original sit in students had a high school teacher who was on the 1947 journey of reconciliation. and so this information is transmitted to you and to all over the country and the south. >> i'm sure it was because people were affected. you know, the litigation was that we couldn't do anything with the executive branch. we couldn't get an antilynching law. we had no hope in congress. you know, with the southern senator in this the position of authority. so the only place we could g

sharyl: the marshall plan was the u.s.tiative to help pay and to rebuild europe after world war ii, named for secretary of state george marshall. if we were to go in the direction of "america first," would that cause the united states to really lose global market opportunities and fall behind? prof. morici: if you are going to hardball people and bully smaller rivals and so forth, i think it really weakens american leadership. the only way you can fix the trouble spots in the world is if you have the support of your allies. sharyl: what do you think changes because president trump did not follow through on his promises the way he stated them? prof. morici: what sadly doesn't change is not a lot changes. we will continue to have a large trade deficit. when it comes down to it, donald trump didn't stand up to china. he let down those workers that voted for him, and i think he's going to be a one-term president because of it. and if he is, i think he is getting everything he deserves, this was his signature issue and he reall

i found that you should start court marshal people, they're pleading guilty. i wanted to substantiate and back up your point. >> thank you, sir. >> i would like to make one point and love to have your feedback. the fact that you're calling you a dub and plural dubs to the ladies. you see any efforts from the higher level command or anywhere in the middle to try to correct that? >> nope. >> okay. thank you very much, i yield back. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me just tell you how extraordinary you all are and how grateful we are that you are here today. i am -- i'm troubled by a number of things that happen -- >> the rapes did not occur at the academy. it occurred at a team house off campus in one occurrence, and hotel on another occurrence. but both of them were by mid shipman. >> and both of those midshipman continued through their education? >> there was an ncis investigation on the one -- the first rape that happened and he was still there when i reported and he was allowed to graduate. >> ms. gross, you indicated that you were interrogated

serena marshal, abc news, capitol hill. >>> coming up. we are going out on the open water. >> yes, so the giz wiz shows us us the season's hottest boat gadgets. just in time for the start of summer. because your carpet never stops working with five times more benefits than vacuuming alone... it lifts more dirt, pet hair and removes odours. while softening every fibre because your carpet never stops working, resolve carpet care with five times benefits >> lot of people will be. what a tease. rocking the boat. then some memorial day weekend. >> include our own giz wiz, who is showing off some of the hottest nautical gadgets. >> hey, ahoy, maties. on the hudson river. here at 79th street in new york city. this is my little work boat. the work boat is old. but i have a lot of new stuff on it. that's why, you're here. the engine is brand new. the yamaha. going to go out on the river. so hang on. >> this is the yamaha gauge. all digital. you set the screen up the way you want. you go in there, you tell i the want to see the and, it actually wor

claire marshall reports.10 billion worth of food every year. the committee calls ita food every year. the committee calls it a scandal. councils had to raise bills to dispose of it. and this is happening while food bank use is at a record high. last year, the average household throw away £470 worth of food. those with children, around £700. the average person in the uk, £200. we are all likely to have packets with dates on them. and they can be confusing. this is the key one. it is the use by date. it says i should not increase after the third of may because it may not be safe. these have best before dates on them. are can eat this after the fifth, but it mightjust not be at its best. —— i. fifth, but it mightjust not be at its best. -- i. i believe the best before dates can be scrapped. it is unnecessary. it means food is wasted and some will not eat it when it goes beyond the date. and some will not eat it when it goes beyond the datelj and some will not eat it when it goes beyond the date. i always make su

marshals as they tried to serve an arrest warrant yesterday morning. was shot and killed during the exchange. >> the removal of the jefferson davis statue in new orleans took place early this morning really marked the halfway point in an effort to remove statues of three confederate leaders and militia from public land. >> abc7 news reporter josh haas kell showed how the removal has caused controversy on both sides. >> reporter: early thursday morning construction workers dressed intact cal gear faces covered removed the 106 year old statue of jefferson davis. as a crane lifted the statue of the confederate leader into the sky, supporters and protesters faced off. >> beautiful historic monuments and a lot of this, people are against it are even not from here originaly. and don't understand, you know, our culture and a lot of people even from here don't know their history. and i think if they knew their history it would be a more unifying thing. instead they want to demon eyes history. >> reporter: the city of new orleans did not announce the timing of

hopefully didn't cause anybody personal injury. >> reporter: fire marshal robert marshal is withholding the name of the suspect until sometime next week. the investigation still has a lot of moving parts. >> there's a lot of information also that we don't know. >> reporter: marshal says the suspect now faces 43 different arson charges that go back into at least the beginning of the year with the possibility of multiple charges stemming from a single fire. contra costa county sees 3 to 500 vehicle fires a year. >> we hope the rate of the vehicle fires will drop now that we've made an arrest. >> reporter: the suspect's identity is expected to be released sometime next week. he's being held on $3.1 million bail. >>> one lead detective is helping investigators sniff out arson cases all over the bay area. >> he can detect 14 different odors, burnt and unburnt. >> coming up, how this specially trained police dog is doing this in just minutes what can take humans days. >>> two sheriffs deputies are dead after a fiery crash in modesto. they were rushing to the scene of a burglary call this morn

marshall/contra costa fire marshall: "we are not being specific about those commonalities andthere's some information that we need to withhold for the integrity of the investigation. but these fires all have somethings in common and because of that we believe either the same person or same group of people are responsible for the fires.">( averi ) fire officials advise the public to be aware of your surroundings. call 9-1-1 if you see someone who doesn't belong in the area or see a suspicious car. ( darya ) thanks averi. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) several parents are called to pick up their kids from camp campbell... because of illness. ( darya ) the camp is in boulder creek in santa cruz county, but it's part of the y-m-c-a silicon valley. kron 4's will tran is live in san jose with the latest on the health scare. will. ( will ) parents tell kron four that many of the adults running the camp started felling sick. they also say the camp has been closed for health inspections. some of the kids at the camp were from linda vista elementary school