monique? monique: thank you so much. i am in fact replacing dr. john morrow, who was supposed to be on this panel. john morrow is a great historian. he was the dean of the department of history at the university of georgia in athens and happens to be a very good friend of mine. he was stuck until midnight at the airport in atlanta and didn't have the patience. he went back home. this morning the flights were canceled. so i was just asked on the spot more or less to come here, but john did send me some remarks he wanted to share with you. so i wanted to read you his remarks. you have on this program john's bio. john is an amazing man. he grew up partly in europe because his father was the first african-american to be appointed as an ambassador. he lived in francophone africa as a child. he lived in paris. he speaks perfect french and very good german, and has specialized in world war i and world war ii history. in african-american history and -- inwar ii one african-american history in world war i and he wrote, among other things, a book in collabo

in the middle is monique siegfried. monique is french born in carthage, tunisia, so a french north african. being from carthage, she got interested in ancient carthage, and is a student and scholar in the ancient roman wars in north africa. she got a ph.d from the sorbonne in france. in addition to that, she became interested in world war i, principally focusing on the rainbow coalition. the rainbow division, sorry. she is also a commissioner on the world war i centennial commission. we have monique to thank for the outstanding public program we had this morning outside. let's give her a hand. [ applause ] >> monique oversaw every detail of that, and we are very grateful for such a great success this morning. it was really a spectacular show. finally, closest to me is john maxwell hamilton. jack gets a gold star for even coming here because a couple of our panelists were unable to come because of weather or illness or whatever. jack had several plans cancel out on him from atlanta, but he got a plane at 2:00 this mornin

monique. >> you called her nikki. >> yes. >> the three lived here with monique's daughter, the kid'sand her boyfriend. >> the kids were beautiful, happy. she was a great woman, always smiling. >> one child was thrown out of window by parents and rushed to hahnemann hospital but didn't make it. >> we'll continue to put out hot spots. the building is unstable, so that will make the investigation difficult. >> if you have questions about fire prevention give them a call. they'll even come to your home and installfire detectors. bob brook, "action news." >> flames broke out just after 5:30 on west an bury street. nobody was injured but the house is considered a loss. the red cross is helping those effected. they are trying to figure out how the blaze was started. >> a teenager was shot several times in belmont square. the teen was shot seven times. he was rush today penn hospital and is listed in stable condition. no arrests have been made. >> police are piecing together a homicide in the port richmond section of the city. the victim was described as someone always willing to help those

and my aunt monique. >> you called her nicki. >> yes, nicki. >> reporter: the three lived here with monique's daughter who was kid's mom and boyfriend. >> the kid, they were beautiful. always smiling, happy. she was a great woman. always smiling, and, things. >> reporter: fire officials say one was thrown out of the window by parents and rushed to hahnemann hospital but didn't make it. one fire fighter could go inside the home later this morning the body of the second child, and his grand mom would be found. >> we just located these other victims, we will be continue to put out hot spots. building is very unstable. investigation will be that much more challenging. >> reporter: of course philadelphia fire department wants to prevent things like this from happening again. if you have questions about fire safety give them a call. they will come out to your home for free and install smoke detectors. reporting from north philadelphia, bob brooks, channel six, "action news". >>> philadelphia police are investigating a double homicide, in the cities port richmond section. a man in his 50's and a wom

monique returning home to her groups.siness woman, here now. >> and, did you get -- is the make up ready to go? >> i'm red. >> i you look fabulous. >> perfect. >> welcome back home. >> look at you. >> shopping on market street, south street already. >> hello. >> good to see you. >> okay, we will talk with monique when we come back. >> 8:30, couples fight it, hams, but if you could say one thing, just one, to end the bickers. apparently four letter word that expert says will -- no, not that. >> al next. >> no, no, not that one. not a bad word, not a bad word. can you guess what that one, four-letter word is though? and empire, the season finale was last night. this is what i want to ask all of my empire fans out there. did it disappoint, or do you think it was still good? i mean, did we really get that big cliff hangar looking forward to have us hold onto next season? let me know, tweet me, alex holley fox 29. sue? >> oh, boy, i have it on dvr, i have to go lalala. thank you. all right, some showers around this morning. ri

trying to figure out what started a fire that killed two children and their grandmother. 5284 old moniqueellery and two grandchildren nine-year-old prudence and seven-year-old dean figueroa died over the holiday weeknd and monique's father has a near reach he showedd fox 29 a gas can up against a wall of the burke street home with two charred boards covering it. he says that he's worried someone set the fire which killed his daughter and great-grandchildren. >> i never seen this can't there before. i know it has liquid in it. i touched it like this. there's something in there. >> we ran his claims past the fire commissioner and showed him a picture of that gas can but he says it's far too early to say what started the deadly blaze. >>> in oregon defiant man in court faced a judge on murder charges. >> you call a the terrorism. i call it patriotism. you hear me. die! >> authority say jeremy joseph christian fatally stabbed two people on the max train in portland oregon. two men police say he killed can defending two muslim girls who christian was harassing with hate speech. many witnesses

let's bring in our political panel now, monique is an attorney and democratic commentator.servative nationally syndicated radio host for com media. thank you both for being here. 39%, not great approval ratings for the president. what is your explanation? >> look, the approval ratings are not just not great, they are abysmal. the reason is he's not doing a great job and the american voters know it. it would be different if he had a few months on the job and time to actually try and fail or try and succeed at some things, but he is just out of the gate, and the numbers are terrible as they should be. the entire administration seems to be operating somewhere between chaos and incompetence. that is not something that can get past americans. >> jon: kevin, he said he was going to washington to drain the swamp, i suppose if you attempt to do that, you are not going to make a lot of friends. >> absolutely. you have to look at what nbc was asking these people after nearly universal negative coverage of what trump has done since his time in office began. to me, it's not really surp

but it hurts. >> reporter: amanda gonzales says her aunt monique raised the little boy and girl from the family erect add small memorial outside the home on monday, they hung salvaged note cards monique used to home school the children against a fence. the soot covered paper edges fluttering in the breeze. >> that's him when he was a ba baby. >> reporter: there is not much left of the home but loved ones did find this baby album in the ash. philadelphia fire department is investigating the fire. the children's mother and her boyfriend were home but they escaped the flames. the red cross plans to walk through the neighborhood tomorrow offering smoke detectors. this the latest in a spate of deadly house fires in the city. >> six, fire deaths in two weeks is heartbreaking. heart wrenching. and we just want the people to know that there is a way to save your life and that safety is in smoke detectors. >> nobody really nodes how's the fire started. >> the memorial continues to grow right next to what's left of this row home. now, tomorrow we are expecting the fire department to hold a pre

the gunman killed monique clark and injured six others before police shot and killed him. police say the victims were randomly targeted by peter selis. they say he was angry over a recent breakup. he called his ex-girlfriend during the attack so she could hear him shooting strangers. this morning we are hearing from a witness who says she was just feet away from selis during the shooting. ( james ) monique clark was the mother of three children. the other victims are still recovering in the hospital. ( james ) former presidential candidate hillary clinton is reflecting on her election loss. she says she's taking responsibility for losing but she is not letting

mom, monique get over here. momma monique.o excited to see your daughter go and your daughter's friend tonight. >> yes. >> tell us what this means for you. >> it means a lot. i appreciate everything that everyone's doing. i appreciate giving her this opportunity and we're just excited. >> my god, you haven't seen we have so many more surprises to come. >> you didn't tell me that. >> monique has been asking me for all the secrets. i'm like you're worse than the kids. this woman she wants all the tips, all the secrets. all right you guys. so much more to come. we'll have their dress reveal. you're going to be seeing that and like we mentioned, we've got some surprises, jim and sarah. >> all right. they look great. i'm so excited for them. >> yes, they look terrific. >> we'll check in in a little bit with you. thanks. >> on the way at 5:00 a woman is almost carjacked at a gas station and it's all caught on camera. >> she jumps on the hood clings to the windshield wiper as her suspect attempts to drive off in her vehicle. wait unt

as the family ejected a small memorial outside the home on monday, they hung salvage note cards moniqued to home school the children against the fence. the soot covered paper edges fluttering in the breeze. >> that's him when he was baby. >> there is not much left of the home. but loved ones did find this baby album in the ash. philadelphia fire department is investigating the fire. the children's mother and her boyfriend were home but they escaped the flames. the red cross plans to walk through the neighborhood tomorrow offering smoke detectors. this is the latest in a spate of deadly house fires in the city. >> six, seven fires deaths in two weeks is heartbreaking. heart wrenching. and we just want the people to know that there is a way to save your life and that's safety is in smoke detectors. >> nobody really knows how the fire started. >> reporter: and the fire department is holding a press conference tomorrow to update us on the status of their investigation into what exactly caused this fire at this row home. and coming up at 6:00, i'm going to tell you about something that did s

>>> plus, monique's meltdown. extraordinary rant against tyler perry and on the part practice. >> thank you, ms. oprah winfrey. >>> then, the photo stirring emotion around the world. does it really show the staircase to heaven after three people were killed in a terrible car crash? >> absolutely, the pathway to heaven. >>> and avocado danger alert. >> why people are ending up inemergency rooms around the country. >> the proper way to slice an

laura: monique, let me give your take on not q&a she had.you think she's taken enough responsibility bringing up the situation? some have called that an excuse for losing. i hear you see it differently. >> well, listen. i think she sat atop the she takes personal responsibility not just for her mistakes by mistakes in the campaign. two things that rachel said first that hillary clinton would be the poster child for white privilege when our president is a billionaire who has inherited much in a seen fit to do the same for children. second, for racial identity politics to be a problem for the rust belt, what that means is that the race is not why, if white people are not at the center of the discussion, they have a problem with any other race driving the politics of the day. >> please let me respond. >> i'm still talking. what has led to the problem went identity politics succeed, women succeed. caucasians succeed. the country succeeds. so for there to be an issue because now the playground this level is just not fair. that's just a trigger wo

. >> reporter: monique runs start- up programs at singularity university. product that recently came out of its incubator, the lobot which roams the aisle at bay area lowe's and acts as an assistant and handle inventory tracking, freeing up employee to help customers. >> if a robot or a robot with artificial intelligence could take care of that for you in a subtle way, that enables us to be human. it enables us to do the things we love to do the most. >> reporter: humans are literally getting more connected to these bots. math you program it is toy robots to react to brain wave activity tracked by the headset. the more relaxed he is feeling the slow tore movement. when he is extremely focused, they march forward. i gave it a shot and read the scientific bot which sent them moveing in circles signaling confusion. >> we will see a lot of robots coming out in the market this year especially. we want to work with them and understand them in the same way i could work with a coworker and understand them. >> at moffett field, betty yu, kpix5. [ laughter ] >> kind

she did not make it. 52 monique gillery and her two grandchildren 7 and 9 years old. >> the kids were beautiful, always smiling and happy arc great woman, always smiling. >> officials are working to identify the cause of the fire, it is unclear if there were working smoke detecters inside the home. >>> police are investigating a crash that seriously injured a dirt bike rider in the feltonville section. a car and dirt bike collided at whitiker and wyoming avenues. police say the man on the dirt bike was thrown several feet and landed on a parked car. >>> new overnight british police conducted two searches in connection with the manchester terror attack. 14 men are being questioned about the deadly bombing. uk has 1,000 people working on the investigation. they are trying to track down salman abedi's accomplices and piece together his movements days before he detonated a bomb at the ariana grande concert. the explosion killed 22 people 100 others were injured. >>> peco were busy making repairs after a transformer caught fire in the philadelphia lawncrest section. the fire started at whi

> reporter: family members say 9-year-old prudence and 7-year-old dean died and their grandmother monique gilroy known as nikki was also killed. >> a wonderful person. >> reporter: family remembered them today. >> cheerful kids. used to play in the yard all the time. >> reporter: as neighbors try to take in the tragedy so close to home. >> oh, my goodness. it's terrible, terrible. >> reporter: toys untouched from the fire in the backyard while in front and outside crews continue their work today trying to figure out what caused the deadly blaze. fire fightersers also coming to terms with the second straight weekend of deadly fires. this one fought by almost 100 firefighters. >> despite our best efforts, it's just too late. >> the fire commissioner says it could take some tame to determine a cause here if they are able to do so at all. he is also urging people to make sure you have working smoke detectors on every floor of your home, and if you can't afford to get them to let them know so that they can make sure that ones are provided for your home. it is unclear whether there were working

and and mop killing nine-year-old prudence, seven-year-old dean and their 52-year-old grandmother monique. their family tells us the grandmother raised the little boy and girl from birth and today they put up a small memorial outside the home. >> we're all trying to stay strong, you know. one person is crying. the other person is trying to be strong for them. but it hurts. >> nine minutes after the fires first responders found a turtle alive in the home. they're searching for a cat. the family says they'll keep both animals if they can finder the kitty. >> she's back and she in alone. this time she's got a buddy mary lee the great white does. hanging out somewhere where a lot of us love to visit. >>> and could the sound of memorial day some day soon go silent? the nation -- i don't know why we're looking at that video but nation has shortage of buglers can who can play the song synonomous with the holid holiday. what's happening to make sure this story tradition, sorry about the video you're watching here. [tv background] [dad] hello? [woman] hello? wa [woman] hello! [parrot] hello! [dad]

un trabajo donde le sirves a tu gente vo/blanca --familiares y amigos recordaron con una vigilia a moniquete un tiroteo ocurrido el domingo pasado en san diego. --al parecer, la vctima haba terminado una relacin sentimental con el presunto pistolero lo que habra desatado la masacre. --el atacante identificado como peter selis se neg a tirar el arma cuando lleg la polica por lo que oficiales le dispararon matandolo. vo/cesar --los familiares de vctimas del ataque terrorista en san bernardino presentaron una demanda contra twitter, facebook y google por su presunto apoyo a grupos terroristas --en diciembre del 2015, una pareja jur lealtad al autodenominado estado islmico para luego matar a 14 personas. --en la querella sostienen que los tres gigantes de la tecnologa permitieron que se divulgaran esas creencias extremistas. blanca ---fue un voto reÑido pero esta tarde la cmara baja vot a favor de reemplazar el llamado obamacare. cesar --- es una victoria no solo para la mayora republicana que hasta ahora careca del apoyo para aprobar la medida, sino tambin para el presidente donald trump ---

killing nine-year-old prudence, seven-year-old dean, their 52-year-old grandmother monique.y loved ones poured their broken hearts into a make shift memorial finding solace in what survived. a baby album, no cards from home school. >> note pictures she used to take to the zoo. taken him on nature walk. really sad to look at stuff like that. and know they're not here no more. >> we just found like little cards that she with like words on them i guess shots what she was teaching them. >> amanda gonzales says her family is reeling from the shock of their sudden loss. they don't know how the fire started and they haven't been able to track down the children's mother. she lived in the home but escape the flames with a boyfriend. loved ones believe she is in the hospital. >> we all right trying to stay strong, you know, one person is crying. the other person is trying to be strong for them. but it hurts. >> reporter: at the end of our interview a man do remembered something she wanted people to know. something did survive the fire. a pet turtle that cruz found a mid the rubble. he

. >> reporter: monique runs startup programs at the university.ct that recently came out of its incubator. >> i'm looking for hammers. >> reporter: the lowbot that works at lowe's home improvement stores acting as an employee assistant. they can handle important tasks like inventory tracking freeing up employees to help customers. >> if a robot or one with artificial intelligence can take care of that for you in a subtle nonintrusive way, it enables us to be human. it enables us to do the things that we love to do the most. >> reporter: humans are literally getting more connected to these bots. matthew programs these to react to brainwave activity tracked by the he the more relaxed he is feeling the slower the movement. when he is extremely focused they march forward. i gave it a shot and read this scientific book which sent the bot in circles signaling confusion. >> we'll see you in types coming on the market this year especially. we want to work with them and understand them in the same way i could understand a coworkerrer. >> at moffett field,

their grandmother, monique gilroy, was also killed. the neighbor who escaped the flames says he could hear people crying for help. >> heard somebody saying, "please help me, help me, my kids are in there." >> two others were able to jump from a back window of the home and survived. >>> this comes exactly one week after a couple and their grandson died in a fire in philadelphia's overbrook section. the 30-year-old grandson was visiting from iowa at the time. >>> and happening today, your last chance to grab a bite to eat at a beloved center city diner famous for its late-night meals. little pete's dinner will serve up its last meals tonight at precisely 11:59 p.m. the diner has been a fixture on south 17th street at chancellor. it's been serving meals for 24 hours a day for nearly four decades. and according to city zoning notices, the diner will be torn down making way for a new hotel. >>> 5:37. we're getting a rainy start to memorial day. but it has already started to taper off for much of the area. it's come to an end along boathouse

their grandmother, monique gilroy, was also killed. neighbor who escaped the flames said he could hear people crying for help. >> i heard somebody saying, "please help me. help me. my kids are in there." >> two other people were age to jump from -- were able to jump from a back window and did survive. this came exactly one week after a couple and their grandson died in a fire in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. the 30-year-old grandson was visiting from iowa at the time. >>> happening today, it's your last chance to grab a bite to eat at a beloved center city diner famous for late-night meals. little pete's diner will serve the last meals tonight at 11:59 p.m. it's been a fix viewer at chancellor -- fixture at chancellor, serving food 24 hours a day for decades. it will be torn down to make way for a new hotel. >>> a mississippi man goes on a deadly shooting rampage killing eight. >> when police took him into custody, he confessed to a reporter. >> my intentions was to have god kill me. i ran out of bullets. >> coming up, what of

he along with 9-year-old prudence and their mother, monique gulery, were killed when flames gutted their row home monday morning. officials are investigating the cause. family said they're confident that the fire was not an accident. >> we're thinking it was intentionally because the flames were too intense for it to be like a cigarette being left out. you know? >> the red cross will help the two survivors of the fire. the parents of the young children killed, once they get out of the hospital. >>> today delaware takes a legal step forward in the fight against opioid addiction. the governor will sign a law that expands access to drug treatment centers and cracks down on how opioids are prescribed by doctors. the law empowers the department of justice to step in and assist people currently being denied access to opioid treatment programs. >>> here's a live look at philly international now where a celebration is scheduled for this evening. iceland air will make its first direct flight from philadelphia to reykjavik. the mayor of iceland will be there for the departure. >>> today the "rocky

and their grandmother monique guillory also died. in the backyard, toys untouched from the fire. while in front and outside crews continue their work today trying to figure out what caused the deadly blaze. firefighters also coming to terms with the second straight weekend of deadly fires, this one fought by almost 100 firefighters. >> despite our best efforts, it's just too late. >> reporter: the fire commission says it could take some time to learn what caused this fire. we noticed someone brought by flowers, three flowers after three lives lost. in north philadelphia i'm lauren make, nbc 10 news. >>> in mississippi a man is charged with eight murders after he went on a shooter spree. he started with a man and his estranged wife over their children. an sheriff's officer is one of the victims. he was called to investigate and when he got there he was shot and killed. >> i was having a conversation with her mama, my wife about me taking my children home. and somebody called the officers. my intentions was to have them kill me. i ran out of bullets. >> reporte >> he suffered a gon

. >> monique mapped out what democrats will say. what about republicans. >> donald trump's brand is not to come to washington to make friends. it is not a message that resonated and taken any of the trump core supporters away. for the moderate republicans who may look at this and say does it cut too far in the programs. and other hand republicans said we told them to get the fiscal house in order. if we can't cut government spending what did we send you there to do? this is a challenge that the republicans have to face. >> jenna: what about the issue of unsustainability and the fact that we have big programs and yes, they help vulnerable, but the argument they are unsustainable. how do the democrats take that on on? >> we absolutely need to find wayses to reform and need to find ways to administer the programs smarter, but what is dangerous and hoping if they are listening right now, the president's base is who is targeted by these cuts. the people who voted for him were not wealthy and affluent and highly educated. it was working c

back to help the wounded; he shot at them"> (vicki) two vigils were planned for wednesday for victim monique. she was the mother of three children. (steve) another week. another horrifying airline issue caught on camera. grant lodes is here with the details on a fist-fight...on a plane headed to los a plane headed to los angeles. (grant) this was a flight from japan..headed to lax. "this guy's crazy"(grant) witnesses say the man in the red hawaiian shirt was drunk and started the problem.... a flight attendant desperately tries to separate the men.... you could hear a child wailing.... the man in the red shirt is finally coaxed into leaving and is led away...his shirt torn to shreds. he clearly doesn't want to go.. but finally things get quiet and the man in the dark shirt sits down again. and look what happens..... guess who comes and there are "more" punches thrown. we know tonight that the red- shirt guy is a 44-year-old american passenger who was arrested andcharged with assault. that's after he allegedly tried to choke a gate agent on his way off the plane... (vicki) a live look at the

family members identified the three victims as 52-year-old me unique gill -- 52-year-old monique gillery and her two grandchildren. it is unclear if there were smoke detecters inside the home. >>> 6:06 a.m. police are investigating a crash that injured a dirt bike rider that collided at when whitiker d wyoming. the man was thrown several feet and landed on a parked car. investigators have not said what caused the crash. >>> new overnight british police conducted two searches in connection with the manchester terror attack. they continue to make arrests. 14 men are being questioned about the deadly bombing. authorities in the uk have a thousand people working on the investigation. they are trying to track down salman abedi's accomplices and piece together as movements days before he detonated a bomb at the ariana grande concert. the explosion killed 22 people and 100 others were injured. >>> the markets are closed in observance of memorial day. chipotle is sharing information about a cyber attack that happened in the spring. hackers took their name and credit cards and expiration dates an

it's confirmed that monique gullry and her grandchildren prosecutence and her brother were trapped inside and killed. and they hinted that the fire was purposefully started. and the early stages of the investigation and the chances of an accelerant being used. >> no, not as far as i know. >> a look at the memorial. one motto that was talked about at that news conference today was fire is everyone one's fight. city leaders need some help in this. make sure you have the working smoke detectors in your home and have the two minute plan in your home. reporting live in north philadelphia, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> delaware governor john carnie signed three bills today continuing his fight against the state's conviction crisis for substance treatment and back in march governor carnie called for an all hands on deck approach to fight the opioid epidemic. >>> and turning to accuweather and another dreary day in the delaware valley. stom-showing you the center city skyline and the cloudy damp weather today and there is a break coming and finally some sunshine in the fo

killing a nine year-old little girl prudence, her seven year-old little brother dean and grand mom 52 monique figueroa. their mother and boyfriend did manage to escape, family has been out there to the scene, so sad, they are going through ruble there trying to just get through this tragedy. >> we are all trying to stay strong, you know, one person is crying, other person is trying to be strong for them but it hurts. >> the cause of the fire is still under investigation, officials say they will hold a news conference a little bit later today. >>> 5:35. just imagine you go outside and find car windows smashed and same thing happens today, another day, another day, happening time and again in one neighborhood in south philadelphia, neighbors say they have had a dozen car breakness recently down on fourth street lawrence amore. police have been collecting surveillance from businesses hoping to catch whoever is doing this in action. they are stepping up patrol and telling everyone to keep their doors and windows locked >>> world of the journalism lost a legend sportswriter broadcaster, frank defo

. >> reporter: this woman a neighbor says she spoke to the 52-year-old victim monique gellery and herwo grandchildren nine-year-old prudence and seven-year-old dean figueroa who also perished just days earlier. >> please mommy, mommy, can you help me, mommy, please. they was asking for help. >> flames engulfed the three-story brick just before 5:00am. neighbors say the children's mother who also lived here jumped out this back window to escape. late morning, and gellery's father 80-year-old paul said he wanted to show us something. he walked us to what looks to be a gas can up against a side wall of the burned structure with two charred boards covering it. >> i never seen this can there before. and i know it has liquid in it. i touched it like this. there's something in there. >> reporter: gellery had says he's here all the time to work on a side lot says he feared someone set the fire which claims his daughter and great-grandchildren. >> i'm almost certain this was started. >> reporter: you think this was an arson fire, somebody set this fire. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: he also talk

. >> reporter: this woman a neighbor says she spoke to the 52-year-old victim monique geller row and her two grandchildren nine-year-old prudence and seven-year-old dean figueroa who also perished just days earlier. >> please mommy, mommy, can you help me, please, they was asking for help. >> flames engulfed just before 5am the children's mother who also lived here jumped out this back window to escape. late morning, and geller row's father 80-year-old paul said he wanted to show us something. he walked us to what looks to be a gas can up against a side wall of the burned structure with two charred boards covering it. >> i never seep this can there before and i know it has liquid in it. i touched it like this. there's something in there. >> he says he's here all the time to work on a side lot says he fears someone set the fire which claimed this daughter and great-grandchildren. >> i'm almost certain this was started. >> you think was an arson fire? >> yeah. >> somebody set this fire? >> yeah. >> reporter: he also talks of a fight out front of the home the night before. we ran her cl

members of the nine year-old prudence, seven year-old dean and their five two-year old grandmother monique or nicki guillory tell us these were people who lost their lives in the raging house fire in north philadelphia neighbors shot this video of flames shooting high above the family row home at sixth and montgomery streets, around 4:30 this morning the. >> the whole bottom floor, everything was up in flames, engulfed in flames. flames coming out of every window. >> we could hear the kid screaming, we could hear them screaming, agony, like crying. >> reporter: philadelphia fire fighters said they made a daring rescue attempt and carried the nine year-old girl out of the burning building but she died at hahnemann hospital. the child's mom and her boyfriend were able to get out alive, but a couple of hours later fire fighters say they found two more bodies on the third floor of the home, and an adult and a child. >> the kids, they were beautiful, always smiling, happy. >> reporter: their grandmother nicki is paul guillory's daughter. >> she's a wonderful person. she took care of those three

saturday killing nine year-old prudence and seven year-old dean and their five two-year old grandmother monique figueroa. >> children's mother and bow friend managed to escape. grieving relatives have been looking through ruins searching for any keepsakes that can be salvaged. family members are relying on each other to get through the tragedy. >> we are trying to stay strong, you know, one person is crying, the other person is being strong, but it hurts. >> the causes still under investigation, but fire officials are planning to hold a news conference later today. >>> well, is there a community right now that has to wake up time and again and go outside to find someone trying to break into their cars and succeeded time and again. neighbors say there have been a dozen car break ins in on fourth street, morris and more more. police have been collecting surveillance video from nearby bars and business toss catch the thieves in action. neighbors say police have stepped up patrols and police are urging people to lock their doors and windows. >> only on fox, a major car and truck battery theft ring

family members said nine year-old prudence, seven year-old dean and five two-year old grandmother monique or nicki guillory say they who their lives in the raging house fire in north philadelphia neighbors shot this video of the flames shooting high above the family 's row home at corner of sixth and montgomery streets around 4:30 this morning. >> the whole bottom floor, everything, engulfed in flames we have got flames coming out of every window. >> you can hear kid screaming, you conn hear them screaming, agony crying. >> reporter: philadelphia fire fighters say they made a daring rescue attempt and carried nine year-old girl out of the burning building, she died at hahnemann hospital, child's mom and her boyfriend were able to get out alive, but a couple hours later fire fighters say they found two more bodies on the third floor of the home and an adult and a child. >> the kid, they were beautiful, always smiling happy. >> reporter: their grandmother nicki is paul guillory's daughter. >> wonderful person, she took care of those three children. >> the grand mom loved them to death, gran

monique is first, here in washington, d.c. ms-13 is one of most notorious drug gangs out there. also want to say a lot of these doctors are also drug , drug dealers in their own way. you have doctors prescribing opioids to the citizens of the united states of america and it is getting worse. you need to crackdown on that, as well. host: we want to hear your thoughts this morning. more from that task force meeting last month. is the attorney general talking about ms-13 and the danger it poses. [video clip] organizations represent one of the greatest threats to our safety. these organizations enrich themselves by paddling poison -- peddling poison in our communities and inflicting horrific violence in the communities where they operate. ms-13 has become a symbol of this plague that has spread across our country and into communities. there are over 30,000 members abroad, with headquarters in the el salvador he and prison system. prison system.an than 10,000re members in at least 40 states in this country, up significantly from just a few years ago. the cousin of an open border, ms-

nine year old prudence, seven year old dean, and their 54 year old grandmother, monique, died sunday morning, roughly 100 firefighters answered the call when flames swept through this home six street at montgomery avenue. adam teal urging everyone to be vigilant about fire safety. >> our folks are making rescues, protecting property 24/7. it is the same time, we just cannot do this alone. i mean, we got to have help. really, really are imploring everybody to, you know, take charge of your own fire safety. >> the child's parents jump topped safety, the red cross now helping them. >> and police also trying to figure out what caused a dirt bike and car to crash last night at philadelphia's juniata park neighborhood. this happened at the intersection of whitaker and wyoming after just before 7:00. thirty-three year old man taken to the hospital. it is still however not clear this morning if he was the driver of the dirt bike or the driver of the car. he is however list in the stable condition. >> and tragedy during fleet week. elite navy sky diver killed during demonstration over the hud

. >> even though monique is no longer present with us, she is a bright shining star and will forever be in our hearts. >> she didn't choose this evil. >> pris say the shooter's ex-girlfriend lives in the complex and the suspect was angry over their recent breakup. >>> happening today the owner of the pulse nightclub in orlando is expected to announce plans of a permanent memorial at the site of the mass shooting. 49 people were killed and 68 others injured. now the owner wants a memorial site that will honor and remember all of the victims. >> scary moments on board a muni train. the "san francisco examiner" reporting a door flew off right in the middle of the commute. this reportedly happened on tuesday night on the muni light rail between castro and church. witnesses say the door flew off and landed somewhere in the tunnel behind the train, transportation officials tell the examiner this was a "rare incident" that has not happened in a decade. they say they don't expect it to happen again and that it was an isolated incident. >>> the warriors have work to do this season on the cour

to figure out what started that fire that killed two children, and their grandmother, 52 year old moniquegloriane her grand two grandchildren nine year old prudentes, p year old dean figueroa died over the holiday weekends. monday evening's father said he does have a theory, there is the pictures of the victims right there. jeff cole out on the scene, he shows a gas can that they found along the wall of their berks street home along with some charred boards covered it. he is worried that someone may have intentionally set the fire that killed his daughter and his great grandchildren. >> in the, see, this, never seen this can there before. and i know has liquid in it. there is something in there. >> so he was disturbed by some of that, obviously, from make that discovery. we ran these claims by the fire commissioner and showed them a picture of the gas can. but the commissioner says it is far too early to say what started this deadly fire in north philadelphia. >>> this is very interesting news. three mile island could be closing. the site of the country's worse nuclear power accident coul

so instead we have some with a little more bravery and we found it.d monique presley is an attorney fromere in d.c. thank you for being bold enough to come on. >> it's not that scary. >> tucker: i don't think it is at all. i'm not saying that maxine waters should be in prison. i am saying that given that history, she shouldn't be in congress, she shouldn't be defended by her colleagues ande she certainly shouldn't be weighing in on race relations.s. that puts her outside the pale. endorsing the violence, crossing the line and she crossed it. >> i don't know if we'd have our current president if that was the line. because he's endorsed violence, he's promoted violence, he's propagated violence. >> tucker: if you can name an incident where the current president had the horrible shooter down in south carolina, if he had visited that guy's family to offer his condolences, that would be -- that is not acceptable. he's done nothing like that. >> perhaps stood in front of thousands of people and said there was a day when that person would've been taken somewhere and roughed up. how many differe

a few days before that, monique presley did not have a problem with maxine waters defending writers in l.a. who nearly killed a truck driver only because of his skin color. she did not denounce the attacks. on the contrary, she all but endorsed the attacks. that puts her outside the pale. endorsing violence per that's aligned and she crossed it. >> i don't know if we have our current president that was a line. she has a right to say what she thinks. >> tucker: political parties exist to conduct politics, which is supposed tt without bloodshed. that's the whole point. the moment those parties embrace violence, not just committing it, but also excusing it, condoning it, fantasizing about it, there are no longer organizations. they're awfully close to militias. and the rest of us are deathly much closer to the breakdown of everything we cherish in a country. violence is the line and were very close to crossing it. a radio show host joins us now prayed i'd never defend this guy at montana. he totally lost control of himself. stop that. but to act as if this presents the right and acceptabl

who shot seven people on sunday.friends of the woman killed. . .monique clark. . .say she was devoteder daughters. police say 49-year-old peter selis... randomly targeted his victims. he was apparently angry over a recent breakup. . . police say he even called his ex-girlfriend to tell her he shot two people.clark's family has set up a go-fund-me account to help with funeral services. (vicki) hillary clinton breaking her silence. coming up, what she says cost her the presidential election. (grant) but first, it's been a turbulent few months for the nation's airlines. and tonight - airline executives are being grilled about their treatment of passengers. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (vicki) yet another bit of unplea

. >>> the drama continues with monique samuels here live in the studio. >> and we also have kathleeno get roasted but she's stopping by the great day studios first to tell us all about it. >> it is monday, may day, may the 1st. this my friend is great day washington. yes, it feels so good. good morning, my friends. i'm chris leary. >> and i'm markette sheppard. >> and i'm meaghan mooney. chris it's may day as you said. >> may day, may 1st. >> it is actually melanoma monday it's considered. >> that's good to know. >> first monday in may. >> put your sunscreen on right? >> yeah, the whole month of may is skin cancer awareness month. the american academy of dermatology kicks it off with that month of may 1st day. >> that's good awareness, especially as it's getting warmer. you've got to remember all yearlong. >> i just want to give a shoutout this morning to the washington nationals and their 3rd baseman anthony rendon. >> does he wear sunscreen. >> probably so. the nats player was on fire with 5 hits, 3 home runs, 10 rbis in the game against the new york mets. he's only the second play

injuring six and killing 35-year-old monique clark.lice say his victims were randomly targeted. . .and that he was angry over a recent breakup.in a recent statement selis' family apologized for what they deemed a "senseless" act. . . stating that they did not know what would have caused him to carry out the shooting.some survivors believe selis targeted minorities to shoot at the party. . . police say they still have no evidence if racism played a role. (grant) still ahead... a quick-thinking officer saves a 4-year-old boy with autism who fell in a pond. and its all captured on video. (vicki) and next, the secret to viral videos... our tech reporter gabe slate tells us how you can turn views into cash. my daughter is... ...studying to be a dentist and she gave me advice. she said dad... ... go pro with crest pro-health. 4 out of 5 dentists confirm these crest pro-health products... &help maintain a professional clean. crest pro-health... ...really brought my mouth... ...to the next level. go pro with crest pro-health they carry your fa

i love that it feels like each of them are really finding their voices and monique is a wonderful additiony. ashley, ooh, ashley, ashley. she is bringing it. i think this show is really gelling. kudos to you on potomac. >> thank you. >> all right. so here's the thing. i also watch watch happens life because i'm totally addicted to everything do you, andy cohen. so you know you play plead the fifth. so can we play a littlele the fifth with you? >> yes. >> okay g. go go. got to find my questions. so andy cohen it's time to plead the fifth. so the perfect justin, justin timberlake, justin beiber or justin trudeau? >> ooh. justin trudeau. >> right. >> good question. >> oh, man. that dude is delicious. >> okay. >> put out on the first date or wait? >> put out. >> man you're no fun. you're supposed to plead the fifth so you make us imagine a little bit. >> last but not least who gives the best advice on love, kelly ripa, anderson cooper, sarah jessica parker? >> oh, wow. that's a really good question. out, woe woe. maybe maybe sarah jessica. >> really. i would have said none of the above and gon

people gathered to remember monique clark who was shot and killed by peter selis.ly is apologizing for what they say was a "senseless" act. the killer's family says they did not know what caused him to carry out the mass shooting, killing clark and injuring seven others. some survivors believe selis targeted minorities while he was upset over a breakup. police say they have no evidence that racism played a role in the shooting and that everyone at the pool party was a target. ( rebecca ) still ahead ... bart riders are frustrated with construction at an east bay bart station. see how it could now impact your ability to find a parking spot. ( darya ) and next... the giants and dodgers play late into the night. see how the giants were able to pull off the extra inning victory. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. this is what i make... honey bunches of oats. it's crispy sweetened flakes, plus crunchy granola clusters, plus a touch of honey. it is 'mmmm', is good! it all adds up to a mouthful of joy. honey bunches of oats. have you tried it yet? no major hot

. >> monique have something to say about that. >> let's get to grandpa. >> sour pus tucker here. >> let'se weeks older than steve. >> he looks mad. >> grumpy cat. >> i look old there. >> let's see you're smiling. i look old here, too. >> open your mouth. >> no. [ laughter ] >> i don't know about that. >> do your smile. tuck do smile. >> show them your teeth. >> your teeth. >> give a real smile. >> look at austin don real smile. >> i smiled. >> i'll get him to smile. tuck will be 45 tomorrow. >> yeah. >> i'm going to say you're smiling makes you look younger. erin you've got yours too. >> do we have her serious one. >> i think we proved this wrong by now. >> we already proved it wrong. erin's serious picture do we have that one. >> oh, maybe not. >> there you go. >> what is this like the bash with son model pose. give me a break lady. let's see your smiling one. >> give me a break. there it is. >> ridiculous. >> get out of here. >> i mean i don't understand. basically here's what it is. when you smile your laugh lines and your wrinkles show more versus whatever. so we know this. >> school

. —— monique. you spend all that time preparing and you don‘t hear back. why? are employed as lazy?o where to improve or to do better next time. under mobile as we launched for student careers 1.5 years ago, we had 65 students using the app and 50 multinationals and when we spoke to them, they highlighted us as a problem and the economy. the chance of getting work on strengthening the economy. it's something all employers can do, provide feedback. we have heard from a lot of people. keep the comments coming in. one of the issues is the scale of the tasks. you have a job. rachel says her husband applied for ajob, rachel says her husband applied for a job, they had over 400 applicants that business couldn‘t possibly give feedback to everyone. where should they make the cut—off? people that just the interview? realistically, if you get a face—to—face interview, that‘s when you should be getting feedback. it is difficult for an employer if they have had 50,000 applications to go through and give every single person bit of individual feedback that if you have been selected to go for a fa