. >> we had security cameras onsite. we had a security guard onsite. still this fire was started. >> that's the real estate developer who watched his development go up in flames this morning. he took a lot of precautions, but it wasn't enough. oakland's mayor is appealing to the public now for help. >> we call on everyone who lives around construction sites to monitor those sites, to call 911 if you see suspicious activity. >> it's almost like a civilian call to th fire consi suspicious.tors a into it. >> the fire destroyed four buildings in the project under construction. one deputy fire chief calls it a big pile of kindling. >> that was at west grand and filbert.f joining the investigation into this suspicious fire which destroyed roughly half of this housing development under construction. the developer is vowing to rebuild. meantime the fire department investigating another suspicious fire at a housing project nearby. drone view 7 was over the charred remains of the ice house townhouse project which was under construction. here's what it looked lik

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. >> we had security cameras onsite. we had a security guard onsite. still this fire was started. >> that's the real estate developer who watched his development go up in flames this morning. he took a lot of precautions, but it wasn't enough. oakland's mayor is appealing to the public now for help. >> we call on everyone who lives around construction sites to monitor those sites, to call 911 if you see suspicious activity. >> it's almost like a civilian call to arms. this fire considered suspicious. arson investigators are looking into it. >> the fire destroyed four buildings in the project under construction. one deputir

a volunteer network who's come onsite and has been onsite to help rescue people. the scope and scale of this seems to have even left them speechless. >> yeah, really interesting, because i know you have covered the cajun navy before also. this is a group of volunteers that sprout out after hurricane katrina. they travel to scythes where they know there will be devastation and the need for volunteer rescues. i spoke to a member of the cajun navy who was in callaway, florida, between where i am and mexico beach. also an area very, very hard hit. listen to him. listen to not just his words but listen to the tone in his voice. you can see and hear he was struck by the damage. >> it's very hard to explain. the only way i can explain it through my eyeballs is a third-world country war zone. it's beyond recognition and of being repaired. it's survival mode out here, and it's very scary. it's very surreal. it's heartbreaking. >> surreal, scary, heartbreaking. and that's worse off than where i am. where i am is panama city, which had it bad. this building is destroyed. it'

. >> there was no one onsite, no vehicles in the immediate area when our deputies arrillt was u ininut not revealed who it belongs to. >> every tip that comes in is important to us. it's a piece of the puzzle that tight-knit community are not ready to give up hope. >> you don't know what's going on. we don't know what happened to her. and it's not right. >> reporter: david, the number of tips coming into police growing, now at more than 800. but so far, investigators here say there have been no credible sightings of the teenager. david? >> alex perez in wisconsin again tonight. >>> over seas this evening, a close call for the u.s. commander in charge of afghanistan. the taliban tonight taking responsibility for a deadly attack that killed top provincial leaders in canakanda. just after this meeting, the commander had attended it. a gunman wounded kandahar's governor on the left and killed two top security chiefs. general scott miller, on the right there, he was already on the way to his helicopter. he was not harmed. >>> back here at home tonight, and to the upsetting video being seen

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. >> we have staff here onsite we insure the design of the new design enables the investigators and other investigators skiefksz to consider to house on site this meant we needed to design and plan for locker room facilities and shower rooms the ability to sleep. >> third of the construction going into the building has been by contributions of small businesses. >> part of the project is also inclusive to the sidewalk have all new sidewalks and new curve cuts and landscaping around the building we'll have a syrup in front of the building and rain guardian. >> the medical examiner's office has been a several if in their contributions of the understanding the exception and needs. >> it's a building that the chief medical examiner has been looking forward to quite a few of the. >> it is extremely valuable contribution to the, neighborhood address san francisco as a whole. >> the building will allow is to have greater very much and serve the city and county of san serve the city and county of san francisco and the neighboring - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you

it was was created in the early seventy's so it was with a system now we have an arms race with of onsite thirteen times richer than the other. system along to control this is much more dangerous ok i want to i want to talk about the molar investigation seems to be wrapping up here mark miller doesn't need it we there's no assurance that the his report will even be made public he gives it to the deputy director at the. d.o.j. rod rosenstein rumor is there's nothing there and that's what we've been saying for seventeen months the murder investigation is still going on and i hadn't even. you know of course it won't be released you know the results or interim results because i don't expect it to be closed down and won't be released to laughter the midterms when the democrats are expected to take back control of the house and i think everything will just be rejuvenated on their side that they will relaunch no investigation it is a different direction well yeah i mean. mueller investigation went nowhere they will try to find new holes to creep into against trump which is really what mueller di

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most will also provide onsite access to kitchens and restrooms. that program should be up and running by the start of next month. >>> san jose is doing the same, lending a helping hand to homeless families. yesterday the city council approved a pilot program to let families park overnight at seven trees community center. the program will cost $250,000 to operate for nine months. >>> police in davis are trying to figure out what to do after two students allegedly gave classmates cookies baked with human remains inside. this happened a couple of weeks ago. the students were handing out sugar cookies at da vinci charter academy. they reportedly told the other kids the secret ingredient was one of their grandfather's ashes and pulled out an urn as proof. police are investigating, but say there is nothing serious with which they can charge the students. >> we haven't tested the actual cookies to physically know that there's remains in there. we're basing all of this on statement, basically. >> there are no reports of any students getting sick from the

at least four of the six buildings onsite did burn down. embers from this location started two other fires nearby. remarkably, in spite of all of this, no one was hurt. about an hour later yesterday morning, another fire started about a mile away at another housing development under construction. that was on peraltao, a second construction fire. mayor libby schaaf says they don't know if an arsonist was behind the i.c.e. house fire here on west grand, but recognizes that arsonists have been trying to burn down housing units, projects here in oakland over the past couple of years. we have reported on suspicious fires that burned down apartment buildings under construction in oakland and emeryville, as well as one in concord earlier this year. and possible retaliation to the development and so-called gentrification of the east bay. back out here live, one thing that investigators will be looking at, they'll be looking forward to is surveillance video. i've already counted three surveillance cameras here at the site. i believe there are more.

if you think about from the wars in afghanistan and iraq, they were the ones onsite, processing devices, building this database, any type of explosive in the united states that they gather from partners over at atf go into this database where experts can go through a device, analyze it, determine are these signatures we have seen before. are these ingredients that we have seen before. and, you know, it doesn't take an expert to understand that different types of material, different types of ingredients, may be found only in certain places. so in going through these devices, again, depending on what the makeup is, depending on what the signature is, they can then work backwards and determine, okay, this is a type of material we can find in this part of the country or that part of the country. that will be part of that investigation and then the posting itself. we're looking at the package there. you know, the u.s. government has come a long way in the last decade at being able to track packages sent through the mail. i did so when i was in the fbi working backwards with u.s. postal inspe

fra is in frequent communication in providing additional onsite technical assistance to further assist these railroads. this summer and for the first time in agency history, fra hosted three symposia for the to be compliant railroads. each of the day-long sessions brought together railroad safety officials and fra's ptc experts to ensure that each railroad subject to the mandate is aware of its obligations and is equipped to meet the deadlines. these meetings discussed industry questions and lessons learned. requirements for the december 31st, 2018 deadline, best practices for testing and safety plans. ptc is designed to provide important risk reduction protocols to enhance existing safety, but these systems come with significant costs. since 2008, fra has awarded approximately $961 million in grant funds to support railroads' implementation. more recently on august 24, fra selected 28 ptc projects, including 13 commuter railroads to receive over $203 million of the consolidated rail infrastructure and safety improvements grant program. of the $203.7 million announced, $80 million in g

the bill addresses the need for nervous about onsite wastewater recycling as one alternative for communities who cannot afford the upfront costs or ongoing maintenance costs of tra additional waste -- traditional wastewater infrastructure. this is especially important in rural parts of my state like maryland's eastern shore. fourth, the bill includes s. 451, the resource amendment act which addresses the need for additional research into increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of new and existing water treatment works. funding from this program helps support the maryland water resource research center and the department of civil and environmental engineering at the university of maryland college park. we want to have the latest technology. we want to be the best as far as technology in the world dealing with our water. this particular provision in this bill will help us achieve those objectives. fifth, the bill reauthorizes wfia, a low-cost financing mechanism for water structure products. we first started it with the environment and public works committee where we found creative ways so