flames tore through the new york custom interior millwork corporation in sunnyside. the fire was brought under control late last night. no word yet on how that fire started. >>> donald trump is downplaying reports of turmoil in his campaign. he told supporters in florida his campaign is going very well and is unified. but new polls show hillary clinton opening a double-digit police commissioner bill bratton says the force will be very different under his successor. bratton spoke to cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer. >>reporter: when i asked police commissioner bill bratton if the department would change under his successor james o'neill, i expected him to say it would be a continuation of the bratton reign. instead -- >> actually, the department will be different in that jimmy is prepared with his neighborhood policing plan. the ability of to address the racial divide, jimmy, i think is going to have significant gains on dealing with the racial tension in this city. >>reporter: if that happens, it would be a major score with his boss, mayor de blasio who has mad

millwork key is the sixth poorest city in maryland. black unemployment at 32%. >> the mayor also announced 10:00 p.m. curfew strictly enforcenforced are a all teenags starting tonight. caroline shively, fox news. >>> meantime as authorities maintain smith displayed gun recent fused to drop it an autopsy confirms smith was shot in his chest and arm. this appears to support the police count police shootings are investigated it department of justice. >> developing story out of berks county. we've learned new details about a horrific murder suicide there. more than a week after a five person murder suicide in syncing spring. district attorney now says that a father and husband pulled the trigger. the victims his wife and three kids ages eight, five and two. fox 29's jennifer joyce has the heart-breaking details from reading. >> reporter: a week after the short family of five was found dead inside their sinking spring home, the berks county district attorney's office pointing the finger at father and husband mark short. >> mark short commit

. >>> fire ripped through a millwork warehouse in sunnyside, queens. it took 250 firefighters more than four hours to put the flames out on 37th street last night. no one was nz the building. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> now let's get over to vanessa murdock with your forecast. vanessa. >> looking good out there right now, chris, and warming up slowly. we are up to 58 in yapank, 65 in sparta, 65 for alpine and 68 in central park. big picture, big area of high corridor. but what we see out here passing through minneapolis is a front. this will impact the forecast late friday through the day on saturday, bringing us showers and storms then. for today, though, tons of sunshine is, a few clouds, very pleasant with low humidity, a high of 82 and winds out of east at 5 to 10. overnight clear skies, till comfy, 68 in the city, it'll be 50s north and west. an tomorrow 84 degrees. another nice day, but humidity levels do begin to creep up late in the day. we expect it to be steamy and stormy, highs 90 then, will feel more like low- to

outside quaker country, brothers keith and dean lyden have established their very own graphics and millwork company, precise graphix. from interior design to fabrication to installation, precise has been providing signage and decor to retailers for over 12 years. as an owner of several businesses, i know how important it is to create a great retail environment, and that's one of the reasons i'm excited to go to precise graphix. tina: hi. how are you? i'm tina. lemonis: hey, tina. how are you? i'm marcus. tina: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: nice to meet you. is this the main office? tina: this is the main office, yes. lemonis: okay. tina, what do you do here? tina: i do payroll and human resources, most accounting functions. lemonis: you love it here? tina: yeah. i'm keith's wife, so... lemonis: okay. i didn't know that. i didn't even know that. tina: yeah, so i have a little different perspective on it. lemonis: i'd love to meet keith. tina: yes. come on. i'm assuming he's right next door. you have visitors. lemonis: how are you doing? i'm marcus. keith: marcus. keith lyden. lemonis: n

it appears to have started inside a millwork plant so there was lots of lumber and there were plenty of chemicals inside. amounts of lacquers, thinners, paint in there that definitely contributed to it. >> it was a really bad smell. >> they asked me to get out of here. >> reporter: mike was at work at his body shop when police told him to get out. >> leave the gates open and cross the street. i told him i have 20 cars in there, you know? 20 cars, can i move them out? he's like no, just leave it. >> reporter: like a lot of people, he watched the fire spread. >> got me nervous. nervous. >> nervous because of the fumes? 20 cars in there. >> and they're still there. this is the fire department bus. they think this is going to go through the night. they're bussing firefighters in so they can bring them in. still not under control at 11:00 at night, and it will be a while before it is. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. reporting live from sunnyside, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. deadly knife attack in london and they're not ruling out terrorism as a possible motive. police

office, we have the treasury department, we have a host of agencies and departments that can do the millwork. this stuff, it is a trap to get into that. julie: i have to say, every presidential candidate, mitt romney, george bush, go down the list, ronald reagan, everybody lays out a very specific plan. he needs to do that. >> he has already done it. julie: where is the specificity? melissa: talking about corporate tax rate of 15% which takes it down from 35%. >> let's get into this. if you want specificity, what is the effective corporate rate in this country? it is not 35%. it is 17. are we supposed to get in a marching band and march -- melissa: doesn't effective rate go way down if you reduce the rate from 35 to 15? >> if you eliminate deductions and loopholes. i'm just saying the news media, news media has to get real. it is a 17% effective corporate rate. it is not 35. so what are we talking about? if you want specificity, get into it. melissa: proposing a regulatory pause? that sounds pretty exciting to me. regulation has been one of the main things that held back corporations and esp

embankment and you concealer it there a chp chalker helping with extra they're leading the investigation millwork for people who were in the cardboard why it went down the fire is contained a section of the roof. no evacuations in nobody injured. francisco's waterfront. caught wildfires are scorching more than 200 square miles of california right now. and firefighters say the state is not paying them enough. a protest today at the state capitol came as four major fires spread through dried out brush in some of the state's hardest to reach terrain. smoke from the fires is visible from space. >> grant:this is picture from a weather satellite 500 miles overhead. it shows the soberanes fire in big sur. the chimney fire that forced the closure of hearst castle. the rey fire in the hills above santa barbara, and the cedar fire in sequoia national park. in all, ten thousand firefighters are on the line. and that line is stretched very thin. the rey fire began four days ago and is threatening the santa ynez watershed, source of 80 percent of santa barbara's water supply. the critically dry brush, grass a

the fire broke out in the empty millwork factory before sunset last night. emergency workers responded. several firefighters were trapped briefly inside the burning building. four suffered minor injuries. they were ordered out and spent the night battling the fire from the outside. the intense flames fueled by wood and paint thinners that were inside and that consumed the factory. firefighters were able to save three neighboring businesses. >> while the one people who work there, we feel their pain working, we were able to save the businesses of other people without injuries. >> the smell of smoke finally easing up here. the fire chief had been urging residents to close windows and doors as a precaution, and the cause of this fire is still under investigation. luckily no one was injured. back to you. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. checking in with chris cimino. we've taken a picture of a cloud over the empire state building. is it gone? >> still there. >> like one lone cloud. i have it over my head. it's not that picture. just one lone cloud sitting