reyes: noriega fue condenado en 1992 en esta corte federal de miami. para reducir la pena y vengarse cÓmplices poderosos y penetrados por el crimen organizado. >> la historia estÁ lleno de fiestas para el gobierno de estados unidos trabajo en los aÑos 80 para la cia y colaborÓ con la dea. >> trabajaba con todo el mundo. con todas las agencias de los estados unidos. incluyendo el cartel de medellÍn. >> pero noriega se saliÓ de control y se convirtiÓ en el objetivo principal de una aparatosa invasiÓn a panamÁ en 1000 besitos 89. la operaciÓn ordenada por george bush padre que habÍa mantenido a noriega como colaborador de la cia, cuando manejaba esa agencia. >> un aviÓn c130 estÁ transportando al general noriega en la base aÉrea. >> en esta corte federal de miami. los argumentos que utilizaron entonces sus abogados son muy similares a los de la defensa de garcÍa luna en nueva york. dijeron que la mayorÍa de los testigos no presentaron ningunas pruebas contundentes. y muchos de ellos lo hicieron para reducir la pena y vengarse del acusado. >> ¡abajo los co

so we're on 20 seconds what they nears cross streak noriega. and again, we've got to another ship coming in. more shovels coming in. so it's really an active scene and been a lot of these fires and the intensity of this one is certainly different. so. i don't know if that is because they are concerned that there is someone in but to certainly a huge impact in this neighborhood. again, we're in the sunset district can. so this is a neighborhood that been here for a long time and people are very close to one as this woman was telling me, the owner of the prius she's lived out here with their family for quite some time. back to you guys about trees. so the first thing that comes to mind when you hear about an explosion like that in the neighborhood is is the gas possible rupture in the gas line? so >> that's been turned as i guess they they look into so i'm assuming that it's a safe situation for you there. you're behind a behind the tape center. the dea was there earlier. but to be clear, you said they had to dig down to shut off the gas. >> it i

this is on 22nd avenue near noriega. this is the aftermath now. the home literally knocked off of its foundation and then collapsing. neighboring homes were significantly damaged. the blast also blew out windows in homes across the street. and there were injuries. >> i'm shaken, and i don't even know if i can get into my house to assess the damage. but they told me that i have quite a few windows broken inside the house, and everything that was on the wall is on the ground. >> late today, we saw this. this is from our nbc bay area skyranger. you see down below a search dog there and a cadaver dog looking for the missing person. within the last hour, though, our nbc crew saw a body being taken from the scene and into a medical van. joining us now is nbc's gia vang on the scene for us. gia. >> reporter: we're just a couple houses down from that home that exploded and then caused a big, huge fire in the sunset neighborhood today. you can see behind me, as you mentioned, this happened around 9:20 this morning. but you can see that crews are still here

. >> reporter: this is all that's left of the home near noriega. we know who could be to blame after the explosion and subsequent fire that killed one person and badly hurt another. police say a 53-year-old san francisco resident was booked for manslaughter, manufacturing drugs and two counts of child endangerment. michael mason's family owns the home next to it. >> from what i saw, everything is destroyed. >> reporter: or what is left of the now red tagged home that's been in their family for generations. these are his handprints when he was 5. they're thankful their tenant wasn't home, but like everyone in this neighborhood, they want to know what caused this damage. >> i'm not sure. some kind of an explosion. i don't think it was pg&e. whatever it is, i hope they get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: sources are telling our investigaive team firefighters arrived and found what appeared to be pressure stoves used to make some form of drugs in the garage. they found multiple canisters used in extracting cannabis oil. there's still no word on wha

it happened on 22nd avenue near noriega and the city sunset district.rday mid morning, firefighters found a person's body buried in the rubble. last night, neighbors heard a loud boom moments before fast moving flames destroyed one home and damaged for others. we heard from san francisco fire captain jonathan baxter live and just this past hour, he confirmed it was a woman's body that was found in the rubble last night. you can see behind me that we're in the process of doing our investigation and also what's known as fire watch. this is where firefighters stay on scene with the fire engine, making sure that there's no hot spots or flare ups that's similar to if you're barbecuing , and you have some coals that actually are still hot and actually starts to flame up again. it's the same thing that happens in a fire. we could have spots within the actual fire. back in flare back up, and we want to make sure that we're here to put it out in case that does happen. the investigation is ongoing by the san francisco fire investigation task force and will contin

fire fund between moraga and noriega just before 9:30 this morning. two people were injured in the apparent explosion there. one was transported to the hospital with serious burn injuries. a firegh treed for minor injuries. the entire front of the house appears to have collapsed on the garage. neighbors have been evacuated. more than 100 firefighters are said to be on scene right now. because in the origin are under investigation. we are live at the scene. what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: a lot of people are still out here. people who live and work in the area described something that sounded like an explosion. i want to show you just the homes around it that were affected. we are 7-10 homes across the street away from where this appears to have happen. i want to show you a lot of these windows have completely blown out. this is across the street with maybe nine homes away from where this happened. you can see the windows on cars completely cracked. we we'll show you some of those homes continuing along this block. windows are blown out and

this happened at 9:30 in the morning at 20 2nd avenue on noriega street.nicholson says she has never seen anything like this in 25 years. >> this blast was so long it took this house off its foundation and it destroyed the house to the left of it completely. that could have been its own second alarm fire. >> it was massive. investigators with san francisco fire, pg&e and the dea are working to determine the cause of this explosion in the outer sunset. >> the man accused of intentionally driving his suv over a cliff in pacifico with his family in the car says he is not guilty of attempted murder. he entered the plea during a court appearance this afternoon. judge denied him bail and said he could not have contact with heavy members. he, his wife and two children were rescued after the vehicle went over a 250 foot cliff off highway last month. his wife and seven-year-old daughter suffered serious injuries. his four-year-old son had minor injuries. >> charged with three counts of premeditated and delivered attempt at murder for we believe the evidence will sh

the explosion destroyed one home on 22nd avenue for noriega. the video comes from a home security camera. you can see two people nearby at the time of the explosion. a man and his neighbor were struck with glass but not seriously injured. one woman inside the home, sadly, died. two other people seriously injured. and several nearby homes were damaged, with some neighbors losing mostly everything. and now investigators are saying that that home contained an illegal drug lab. ings says that he had brief interactions with the man later arrested by police. >> i say to him every time we see each other, when he moves his car back. we just say hi. >> 53-year-old darryn price is facing charges of involuntary manslaughter and manufacturing drugs. >>> an investigation is under way into a fire that engulfed a south bay garage and forced two people out of their homes. it started last night on york avenue in campbell. flames broke out after 8:00. you can see the smoke shooting up into the sky. neighbors were asked to avoid that area for several hours as cre

accused as you mentioned of running an illegal drug lab out of the home here on 22nd avenue near noriega avenue. sources telling us that he was allegedly manufacturing the drug pcp, also known as angel dust. the explosion at the home so powerful that some neighbors say it felt like can earthquake shattering windows up and down the block. the fire, which leveled the home, killing one person and severely injuring another. fire investigators spent much of yesterday carting off evidence from the home and notably locating a number of large pressurized gas tanks, something that certainly raised the eyebrows of both neighbors and firefighters. everybody saw the tanks coming out of the house. this is definitely something that's unusual to see come out of an actual residential structure, fire of any fire in any location. and in a separate incident yesterday, some of that evidence removed from the home in a box truck by investigators, apparently causing a hazmat situation and daly city on 2 80. firefighters say the driver reported hearing a loud noise accompanied by the smell of gas. the source, a

jack noriega lives across the street. >> my dining even windows blown out. my kitchen windows blown out we can't use trades vendor on the side and the front door doesn't want to open. so we believe the house is off the foundation. >> it took firefighters several hours to bring the blaze under control. crews plan to be here throughout the evening thursday, cleaning up, knocking down hot spots. all right. back live now, the exact cause of this fire remains under investigation. they plan on having this section up 22nd avenue between moraga and noriega closed down for quite some time. if you're in the area, just be aware that could be some delays. also, there are still a lot of folks out of their homes here this evening as well. >> but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news that's intense. thanks so much, charles. >> san mateo county is now opening up its recovery center to help people impacted by storms. officials say this year storm displaced hundreds of people from homeowners and renters to small businesses. recovery centers like the one in s

several others were damaged in the blast happened on 22nd avenue near noriega.ktvu is jana katsuyama has more on the explosion and new photos of some items. firefighters just pulled from the scene. a terrifying sight on the 1700 block of 22nd avenue, neighbors say about 9 30 thursday morning , they heard a big boom and then saw flames and smoke rising from the home. one neighbor took this video from across the street, where the force of the blast broke windows and blew out doors . it felt like the biggest earthquake that hit for one second sound in the house. little bit, one man said he was outside and saw the blast blowout, the home's garage door with flames inside that quickly spread to the top floor blocks away. jason wu's home security camera recorded the sound of the massive explosion. it's set off car alarms throughout the sunset neighborhood. this blast was so strong that it took this house off its foundation, and it destroyed the house to the left of it completely. glasses was flying out of the window. the frontal was busted. and i was just so worried th

it happened yesterday morning on 22nd and noriega. tonight investigators can't say what came first, the flames or the blast. we have new video that shows the moment the explosion happened. this is surveillance video from a home two doors down from where the explosion happened. you can see it there. the blast so strong, it literally blew the doors right off the hinges. one person died, and two more, including a firefighter were injured. here's what the area looks like today. a portion of 22nd avenue still blocked off. you see all that heavy equipment there clearing away the debris. investigators removing a number of cylinders, tanks, and other items from that property. we also have new video from inside of a neighboring home. you can see this is a neighboring home. the damage is extensive, and the home has been red-tagged and uninhabitable. a home across the street also has extensive damage. at least a half a dozen homes in all have shattered windows. there are a lot of neighbors tonight are back in their homes after being evacuated. >

reserved for those whose homes were damaged by last thursday six lotion on 22nd avenue between maroc and noriega. >> i brought together all of the relevant department heads to speak directly to the residence. >> reporter: emergency management, fire and police leaders addressed the crowd and then we talked to victims. >> we need security out here right now. too much traffic is going by, too many people looking. >> i need the city to help us, not the empty words, the real thing. >> reporter: the people who live right next door to the house that exploded were renting. they lost 90% of everything they own. they were at the meeting tonight and they left with a very positive attitude. >> we had a ways to cut through some red tape to receive direct support from some of the department heads. >> reporter: today we learn the name of the woman killed in last thursday's explosion. the caregiver were seriously injured. her children were at school that day. today in court for the arraignment, darren price, the man the one neighbor says was the dead woman's husband. he was allegedly making hash oil when the in

well, we can see what's behind us here on 22nd and noriega.tch of the street that's completely closed off while people and investigators do their investigation into what caused this explosion, you can see where where those flood lights are shining towards and that crime scene tape is behind that car that's now backing out of its driveway. some homeowners are now being escorted out of the area so that they can get to work and get to where they need to go. but that home where you see all the stuff out in the driveway. that's where this explosion happened around nine o'clock yesterday morning, neighbors heard a deafening noise. the first i thought i wasn't looking earthquake. because we did big sound in the house little bit. one person died. two others were injured in the explosion was immediately followed by a fire that engulfed the home. the blast blew out the windows of several other homes and cars nearby. this blast was so strong that it took this house off its foundation, and it destroyed the house to the left of it completely. neighbors say

it happened last week on 22nd avenue not far from noriega. two other people were injured. the district attorney just released several new felony charges against the suspect, 53-year-old daren price. >> mr. price has been charged with involuntary manslaughter and with illegally manufacturing a controlled substance in his home, which is cannabis in this particular case, as well as child endangerment and other charges. of course we will be seeking to detain him given the nature of the crimes that occurred. we believe he specifically was aware how dangerous what he was doing was. >> the supervisor in that district will host a town hall meeting today for nearby residents only. participants will first have to contact his office in order to attend. >>> in a matter of hours, oakland's suspended police chief will learn whether or not he has a job. >> bob redell is breaking down the critical deadline today. >> reporter: oakland police chief leronne armstrong is accused of mishandling a case involving police misconduct. an outside law firm hired to look into this gave the city of oak

. >> new photos today of how a blast gutted the inside of the yellow house on 20 2nd avenue and noriega. every thing was turned upside down, torn to shreds or blacken. that houses next door to where darren price lives. he's accused of operating a drug lab inside the home where he lived with his wife and two kids for the past two years. neighbors say the man shown here is darren price. today we heard from the owner of 3rd street boxing gym where price used to work out. paul says it's been about two years since he last saw price. >> he said he would come in several times a week for an early warning class and would sometimes bring his son. >> it's definitely shocked, and now that i recognize who it is, it's even more of a shock because he didn't seem like that kind of individual that would be involved with drugs and stuff like that. >> we spoke with an attorney who represented price in a civil case nine years ago. back in 2014 they said price had filed a lawsuit for partial ownership of a marijuana dispensary in the city of richmond. >> he had a claim to ownership that he had invested in t

have now seen the office of the medical examiner and search dogs at the scene on 22nd avenue, near noriega. >>> this video from the fire department shows the home engulfed in flames when they arrived before 9: 30 this morning. more than 100 firefighters responded. here is the view from above before the house imploded with the roof collapsing onto the garage. you can see all of the damage from the back, the windows completely blown out. this explosion destroyed the house to the left, damaged the house to the right. it forced windows and parked cars. this was massive. our wilson walker has been at the scene talking to neighbors all day long. he joins us live with an update. wilson? >> juliette, we can give you an update on the search here . as we have been telling you, there is one person unaccounted for at the scene. we showed you the excavator making their way into the home. in the last couple of minutes here, the excavator has stopped working. as you can see, number of firefighters have formed a line here along the edge of the garage and the driveway, a pretty solid indication that they h

all began with a possible explosion just before 9: 30 this morning at a home on 22nd avenue near noriegar jocelyn moran was there. >> reporter: a lot of people near the area of the sunset district describing what they heard. something like a loud explosion is how they described it. i do want to show you some of the homes that sustained damage. even just eight, nine, 10 homes down you can see some of these windows were completely blown out. even the cars sustained significant damage. you can see this windshield here, just completely shattered. some of the glass here on the floor as well. again, homes, seven to 10 homes away from where this house collapsed are, seeing significant damage here. i do want to show you the homes that are right next to the house that collapsed. that greenhouse right there. we spoke to the resident who lives there. her name is karen leigh. she tells us that she was on a conference call for work when she heard a loud boom. >> glass was flying out of the window. the front door was busted. i was so worried, you know, about the blast coming through. >> reporter: kare

we begin with susan reporter: construction cre crewe work fast to board windows between noriega and managua was blown off its hinges and class shattered. what you see happened at liz's home. she lives one door down. >> my windshield shattered. >> the blast was so intense it was felt nearly 20 blocks away. this neighbor lives directly across the street. >> all the windows face the street are broken. inside are some of the kitchen windows. >> crews have been removing heavy loads of evident. that's raised lots of concns

. >> at the moment, the town hall is scheduled for this wednesday at 5:00 on noriega street.n exact location has not been announced yet. he says he will let people in the immediate area know when the plans are finalized. >>> oaklands chapter of the naacp renews its calls for police chief armstrong to get his job back. the chief was suspended last month because he allegedly mishandled how an officer was disciplined for some serious offenses. sergeant michael chong was accused of a hit and run crash at an apartment complex and shooting his gun inside an elevator at police headquarters. he could have been fired but ended up being suspended. the chief signed off on the punishment and ascended his decision this week. >> it is shocking that someone would do an investigation like this , that in my opinion, was so biased and focused on trying to create a crisis. it really was surprising. >> the chief says he signed off on the punishment without reading the full internal affairs report . the naacp is urging the mayor and city council to reinstate the chief. again, voice their support

the office of the medical examiner and search dogs have also arrived at the senior 22nd avenue and noriega. that is where wilson walker's life. wilson? >> reporter: that is really the gist of the situation right here. we can show you what remains of the house that exploded. as you mentioned, an excavator here. cadaver dogs on the scene. as you mentioned, one person officially unaccounted for at the scene of that explosion. so the search continues. what happened this morning, while i was speaking to a number of neighbors who was telling a pretty remarkable story, a number of them had gathered in the street this morning to deal with a car that was parked illegally in someone's driveway for a monday and city event. they are standing around the car and talking about how to get it removed, when someone looked over at his house and saw that there was fire coming from the garage area. immediately they started to change the focus of attention to getting the police and fire department here, when suddenly there was an explosion that could be heard across the sunset. >> we are watching the news, then

the closest cross street is noriega. and again, you're looking at a live picture of firefighters say have been working hard with an excavator, but all of a sudden everyone has stood down. and again, we know that one firefighter went to the hospital, another person that was inside the home. a neighbor said she was taken to the hospital. according to this resident, she had burns on the back of her and that she was care for someone that was living inside the that's very latest here in san francisco and theresa stasi. back to you. yeah, tree. so we we have a pretty good view. may be that you don't have because the camera zoomed in here. it and i saw a dog which was presumably. >> some kind of a search dog either for people or for depends on what >> their needs are for the dog. but we also saw what appeared to be some black plastic sheeting or perhaps a body bag that looked like it was being laid down on the ground in front of those firefighters that have have their backs to us. do you know if a search dog was kind of search

construction crews are working fast to board a broken windows and doors all along 22nd avenue between noriega and moraga a massive blast thursday damage homes and vehicles along the entire street check out the surveillance video during the explosion a door was blown off its hinges and glass shattered what you see happen at liz nguins home. she lives one door down from the epicenter of the blast within the car. one house away so my windows windshield shattered. the fire chief says the blast was so intense. it was felt nearly 20 blocks away neighbor guano lives directly across the street from the home that exploded all the door faces through the broken all the windows faced the street broken. inside like some don't know what caused the explosion crews have been removing heavy loads of evidence that's raised lots of concerns and questions. we hear the rumors that are out there. we see the rumors that are out there. we all saw the canisters coming out of the building, which is something that's unusual to come out of a residential home structure fire. so many canisters some filled with unspecified

police say there was an active drug lab inside the house on 22nd near noriega. they arrested a 53-year-old suspect on suspicion of manslaughter, drug manufacturing, and child endangerment. neighbors say the victim's husband and two daughters lived with her children, but the children were at school at the time that house blew up. >> all of a sudden we just heard an explosion. boom. then we saw the fire. lucky. that's all i can say is lucky. both of us, nothing wrong, you know. we didn't get hit by any glass or wood or anything. >> that explosion badly damaged the homes on either side, blew out windows up and down the street. wednesday's town hall is meant to connect people who need help with city resources. >>> it was a close call for bicyclists in emeryville after a car door swung open, nearly hitting one of them. this all happened on adeline street on friday evening. a fellow bicyclist caught it on his helmet camera. that's what you're seeing here. just moments after the same driver nearly swerved into them. east bay's bicyclists say there have been a string of

reporter: construction cre crewe work fast to board windows between noriega and managua. check out the surveillance video. the door was blown off its hinges and class shattered. what you see happened at liz's home. she lives one door down. >> my windshield shattered. >> the blast was so intense it was felt nearly 20 blocks away. this neighbor lives directly across the street. >> all the windows face the street are broken. inside are some of the kitchen windows. >> crews have been removing heavy loads of evident. that's raised lots of concerns and questions. >> we see the rumor that is are out there. we saw the canissers which is unusual to come out of a structure home. >> some so many canisters all now trucked away. >> we had cylinders. 50-gallon drones. those items are going to be evaluated by our investigation task force and our members with d.p.h. we did had members from our haz mat team rendering tall chemicals and products safe for this incident. >> meanwhile, people like this woman karen lay can't return. others like liz are wondering what to do. her damaged car was

. >> my staff went doorknocking all the houses between moraga and noriega on 20 2nd avenue. -- 22nd avenue. the open house forever around the block who is damaged physically or psychologically from the explosion. reporter: authorities say the goal is to connect the families impacted by the blast to the resources they need. kristen: thank you. a suspect in a fatal hit and run incident in sees hannah was -- east hannah was a is on bail. he was arres the death of a pedestrian friday morning. investigator say the and identify the victim was not in the crosswalk at the time of the incident. >> because the pedestrian is considered at fault for this collision, there is not a particular manslaughter -- vehicular manslaughter charge it is just mainly -- merely fleeing felony murder. >> are you ready for a red light district in the bay area? the new proposal made today. making it official the plan to per -- appeal proposition 8 and the california lottery mystery is solved. >> windy and chilly afternoon across the bay area. it will turn cold and frosty overnight. all that in t kristen: san francisco

this video gives devastation by noriega street.t destroyed two homes and killed the wife of darren price. he is now facing mansl and drug manufacturing charges. the man in this video, we are told, is parsed after he learned of the blast. neighbors say they are stunned by accusations that he allegedly operated a drug lab in the home. >> i am in shock. how can you do this type of business when you have a wife and kids in there? kumasi: that neighbor, whose home was also destroyed, said she smelled gas in the night before the blast and is based on her family was not home at the time. they lost everything they own. a covid b has raised more than $30,000. reggie: today an open, u.s. marshals service has made arrests in 21 homicide cases in 10 areas of northern california, and loading investigators have not revealed which cases these are but saving the suspects were one of her serious, violent offenses. kumasi: cyclists in the east bay are raising concerns over apparent targeted attacks. members of the east bay bike party saving drivers

one person was found dead in the home on 20 2nd avenue near noriega street.another is in jail booked for child endangerment and manufacturing drugs. cornell barnard spoke with neighbors. >> quiet neighborhood, people are nice, and in the middle of the street you have this guy doing something illegally. cornell: karen spoke to us from the home next to the building that exploded. a narcotics lab was being operated inside. 50-year-old darren price was arrested. >> that's the right thing to do because he's very destructive, causing the property damages and then disrupt people's lives. >> the suspect we arrested, darren price, that was his primary residence. cornell: lived at the house with his family. although two children were not home at the time of the explosion, his wife and caregiver were inside. albert says the frantic injured caregiver past him to call 911. >> she ran across the street right in front of me and said, help. cornell: a body of a woman was later found inside the rubble. first responders were seen removing tanks and canisters filled with unknow

we have an up close look at the devastation of 20 2nd avenue by noriega street. the blast and the fire destroyed two homes and killed the wife of 53-year-old dear in price. he now faces manslaughter and drug manufacturing charges. we are told the man in the video is price. his neighbors say they are stunned by the accusations that he allegedly operated a drug lab in the home. >> i am in shock. how can you do this type of business with your wife who is disabled and you have kids there? reggie: the neighbor whose home was also destroyed said she smelled gas before the blast. she is grateful that her family wasn't home at the time but she says they have lost everything they own. a gofundme campaign has raised more than $30,000. kumasi: supervisor hillary ronen is expected to introduce a plan to sanction a red light district and legalize sex work in san francisco. barriers say the attempt has become a hazard. drivers have been seen riding over the barriers and sex workers are allegedly spilling over into nearby streets. we are expecting to learn more about the city's

one person was found dead on 20 2nd avenue near noriega street. another person is in jail booked with manslaughter and manufacturing drugs as well as child endangerment. we spoke with neighbors who knew the suspect. >> the people were nice. in the middle of the street you've got this guy down there doing something illegally. >> karen spoke to us from the second floor window next door to the house that exploded thursday morning. police say a narcotics lab was being operated inside. darren price was arrested on friday. >> it's the right thing to do. he's very destructive, causing property damages. disrupting people's lives. >> the suspect that we arrested we believe it's his primary residence. >> neighbors say that he lived there with his family, though two young children were not at home during the time of the explosion, neighbors say that his wife and caregiver were inside. albert says the frantic injured caregiver ask him to call 911. >> they were in front of me and said help. >> the body of a woman was later found inside the rubble. first respon

represents the district and is organizing a private meeting for people who live along 22nd avenue and noriega. he says neighbors are traumatized and they need to know about getting emotional and financial relief. starting today. getting assistance in contra costa county should be easier for people who suffered property losses during the recent storms. last week, fema opened a new help center in dublin and this morning at 10 a.m. another fema disaster recovery center will open in danville at lagonda way, the new center will connect home and business owners to federal and state recovery programs as well as other services. here are the bay area fema storm relief centers, the danville center again on lagonda way right near interstate 6 80, just north of san ramon valley high school. alameda county has two centers one on oak ports street in oakland, another in dublin on gleason drive, and san mateo county has a famous center on south delaware street. alright pam time for 03. the state of emergency has been declared by the city of oakland because of a cyber attack and ransomware attack that has sna

first reported around 9:30 yesterday morning at the two-story house on 22nd avenue near moraga and noriegatreets this is what it looked like after the explosion. the helicopter flying over the house while it was still burning. you can see the smoke billowing from there. our jocelyn moran is live from the sunset district where it all happened. jocelyn, we know the crews were out there all day yesterday, and it spilled into the night. describe what is going on out there right now. >> reporter: yeah, justin, there are a few crews here, and yeah, a lot of people wondering exactly what happened. we don't have many details. people who live in the area, the neighbors describe hearing and feeling a loud boom. windshields and windows blown out. it's an idea of the magnitude of what they heard and felt. you can see the area blocked off, and it's hard to see from the distance here. you can see the appliances, and also some cylinders there. again, all of this is under investigation, and unfortunately one person did lose their life. san francisco fire crews using the heavy equipment and cadaver dogs. o

represents the district and is organizing a private meeting for people who live along 22nd avenue in noriega. he says neighbors are traumatized and they need to know about getting emotional and financial relief. starting today. people who suffered property losses during the recent storms in contra costa county should have an easier time getting help. last week, fema opening new help center in dublin and this morning at 10 o'clock, another fema disaster recovery centers opening in danville at lagonda way the new center will connect home and business owners to federal and state recovery programs and other services. now a list of the bay area fema storm relief centers. the danville center is on lagonda way near 6 80, just north of san ramon valley high alameda county has two centers, one on oak court street in oakland, the other in dublin on gleason drive. san mateo county has a famous center open on south delaware street time now, 77. now we're learning more about the victims killed monday night in that mass shooting at michigan state university. the three people killed were all students. they

. >> noriega and moraga streets and many of them had their homes or cars damaged in the explosion. crowd for some and harry spoke with some of the city leaders after they left a big meeting. >> the meeting was private and the media was not allowed inside. but i did speak with the city supervisor who represents the outer sunset district and he says they wanted to create a safe space for neighbors affected by this explosion to express their needs and concerns. we just wanted to be there for for the residents to really traumatic what happened to them less than a week ago, the unthinkable happened on this quiet outer sunset district street. a home exploded, killing one person. >> and injuring others. the impact of the blast also shattered windows of nearby homes and vehicles. some of the neighbors couldn't go back inside the home until late that night. investigators say the suspect darren price had an active illegal narcotics manufacturing lap wednesday. he was charged with involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing, a controlled substance, reckless burning, child endangerment and elder a

now, if you're in the area here in the outer sunset, just keep in mind the 22nd noriega's probably besed down for some time. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right, charles, thank you so much for that update. in the east bay, a beloved oakland baker was gravely injured in a robbery attempt on monday. and we've just learned that they've passed away. >> 48 year-old jen angels, randy angel cakes bakery near jack london square. police say she was sitting in her car behind wells fargo bank on monday when someone grabbed her purse during the struggle was knocked to the ground and dragged some 50 feet by the suspect's getaway car. her family issued a statement saying the bakery will stay open and then if police make an arrest, they will not press charges in criminal court. oakland, mayor state, how sharing her condolences on twitter this morning calling jen angel, quote, an absolute joy who work every day to spread love and kindness. she shared her joy through her baking and her advocacy for a better town for everyone and her impact on oakland's communities ca

anegarcoti manufaf housso have been point e and noriega's in outer sunset. the explosion was powerful enough to knock to homes off their foundations and level 1 of them. as abc seven news reported tim john's reports, we are learning more about what have been going on -- what may have been going on inside of the home when the explosion happened. >> neighbors continue to clean up their homes friday evening following the deadly explosion in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. >> the extent it was in the house was unbelievable. we filled up two garbage cans of glass and we are still picking up glass. >> while residents are piecing together their lives, investigators are connecting the dots on what happened here. a parcel police report obtained by abc seven news anchor deon lynn sheds light on some of what we know so far. according to a victim statement, it is a couple occupy the house along with their two children who were at school the time. th oftst b caretaker in the basement doing laundry. [explosion] >>>> when the explosion happened. the report says

that explosion destroying one home at 22nd avenue near noriega. video coming from a home security camera and you can see two people nearby, albert ing and his neighbor were struck by flying glass. they were not seriously injured. one woman in the home, sadly, died. two other people were seriously injured and several nearby homes were damaged with some neighbors losing mostly everything. now investigators are saying that that home contained an illegal drug lab. ings says that he had brief interaction with the man later arrested by police. >> i say hi to him every time we see each other, when he moves his car back. we just, you know, say hi. >> 53-year-old darryn price is facing charges of involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing narcotics and child endangerment. a town hall meeting is being planned for neighbors affected by the blast. >>> when it comes to making it in the bay, there are serious concerns rising about people struggling to pay for food. >> this comes as calfresh benefits for low income families are ending later this month. it will impa

thought it was a bomb when was sitting in her car parked in front of her home on 22nd avenue near noriega yesterday when she heard a deafening boom. i just saw that house blow up and my windshield shattered been waiting for her 12 year old daughter to come out of their house to head to school. luckily they were running late when her daughter was still inside when the explosion two doors down glass and debris flying everywhere. i was waiting for my daughter to walk out and she was very grateful that she took forever yesterday forever. thank god thank god shot from the home's windows after the blast, a woman who neighbors described as a home health nurse came out of the home badly burned, telling firefighters that another person was still inside later that afternoon after using heavy equipment to comb through the rubble after the fire, firefighters recovered the body of a woman who died in the explosion and fire. i'm sorry for the family, the mother that didn't make it out. i met the other one. has been super nice, always like outside. when we're out there came up to us into decent was real

blew out windows and doors across one neighborhood in the sunset right there on 22nd avenue near noriega. okay, two views. jana katsuyama joins us live tonight from the neighborhood. where firefighters general remain on the scene. mike and claudine. first of all, i want to start off, saying that we did call the medical examiner's office to see if they had an identification on that victim who was killed in this fire. they said. right now they have not. they don't have any name to release, but they are hoping to have that by tomorrow morning. i'm going to step away so you can see what the scene is like on 22nd avenue in the sunset district right now, you can see they brought in floodlights. they have been using this backhoe to clear away the debris, and there are two pick up trucks with san francisco police that are there that we've been seeing. to put things in which could be evidence from the scene where the fire and this blast happened, but certainly it is a very tragic and somber scene here tonight. terrifying sight on the 1700 block of 22nd avenue, neighbors say about 9 30 thursday mo

an active narcotics manufacturing levels found inside the house on 20 2nd avenue near noriega street.he explosion was powerful enough to knock two two homes off of their foundation and level 1 of as tim johns reports, we are learning more about what might have been going on inside the home when the explosion happened. tim: san francisco fire fighters lined up shoulder as rescue crews made a grim discovery thursday night, recovering the body of an individual who had been inside when an explosion went off here earlier in the day. >> i heard one of our neighbors did not make it out. zach: liz knows the people who live in the home where the explosion happened. she was sitting in her car about to take her daughter to school. a neighbors home surveillance a block away recorded the loud sounds that everyone then heard. [explosion] >> i thought it was a bomb. i thought a bomb went off. my windows shattered in the car. it was a husband and disabled life and a home nurse, so the home nurse came running out and she was half charred, her back half all charred, hair charred, curled up because of t

explosion happened on 22nd avenue near noriega street and outer sunset.st of meteorologists. lisa arjun alright, zack. good morning to you. it's a soggy start for your saturday for some of you an area of low pressure sinking to the south. we've had rain around sears point, novato, marin would through hercules and highway 80 southern marin on the side, as well as san leandro in san ramon . we're looking at partly cloudy skies this afternoon with highs in the fifties. thank you and thank you for joining us. the news continues right now with news continues right now with good morning america. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the ♪ ♪ comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a ye

represents the district in his organizing a private meeting for people who live along 22nd avenue in noriega. he says neighbors are traumatized and that they need to know about getting emotional and financial relief. starting today, people who suffered property losses during the recent storms in contra costa county should have an easier time getting help. last week, fema opened a new help center in dublin in this morning at 10 o'clock. another fema disaster recovery center opens in danville at lagonda way center will connect home and business owners to federal and state recovery programs as well as other services. so a list of the bay area fema storm relief centers. the danville center on lagonda way near 6 80 is just north of san ramon valley high. alameda county has two centers, one on oak ports street in oakland and other in dublin on gleason drive, san mateo county has a famous center on south delaware street. ntsb will now investigate what happened during the united flight from hawaii to sfo after the plane suddenly lost altitude after takeoff. flight data shows about a minute after tak

blame for all the destruction after the explosion and subsequent fire at a home on 22nd avenue and noriegaet district. they say price was booked for manslaughter, manufacturing drugs, and two counts of child endangerment. sources tell our investigative unit firefighters found what appeared to be pressure stoves used in making some form of drugs in the garage. they found canisters used in extracting cannabis oil. all this as some nearby homeowners are trying to assess the damage that spans the spectrum, depending on how close they were to the blast site. >> they're boarding everything up to make it secure. we were told by the policemen there might be looters. >> emergency crews were extra careful with the evidence they removed yesterday. as it all traveled to a secure evidence crime lab, it sparked a hazmat situation in da daley ci for four hours. >>> it is rainy this morning. let's check in with cynthia for the forecast. >> good morning, everyone. it is raining, and we haven't seen much of a rainmaker since the january storms. it is enough right now to get those roads slick out there over

recall in panama, we took noriega out with 10,000 people. i think they can control washington, d.c.he armed forces. this is the key thing i keep harping on. it's my calling until the day i die, the armed forces should never be used for domestic law enforcement until civil disorder has broken out. your question now is, what happened on capitol hill? i don't know. do we still know how many cops were up there? i wish, if i could do it all again, absolutely, it would have been great if the calvary would have rolled in and we would have saved the day. you know, when i step back now, i have a different impression now, having two plus years to think about this. i am so grateful and i'm so satisfied that our soldiers and airmen in this case were not fighting american citizens in this. that's what we have cops for. we only use -- people don't join the military to fight their own citizens. i'm so -- it was a tragedy. it was a horrible day for america. i'm not going to argue any of that. >> right. let me say this again, i just want anybody who is watching to understand, i believe the national