patti ann? patti ann: william, the mother has been blogging about this trip. what is the public say about all that? >> reporter: public reaction has been swift, heartless, without pity. the kaufmans were only two weeks into this voyage when weather turned against them and so has public opinion. instead of support, people were outraged that parents would take a one and three-year-old on a dangerous around the world adventure on a tiny 36-foot sailboat. though eric is a trained sailor, even charlotte's family thought they were nuts. a week into it, charlotte admitted they were right. writing on her blog and i'm going to goat here, i think this may be the stupidest thing we've ever done. stupid is the number one word that resonates throughout my day. why am i doing this? what the -- was i thinking. when readers agreed, charlotte responded on the blog, if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all. that was her last post. patti ann, especially back to you. patti ann: especially if she comes out to admit that. william la jeunesse thank you. thankfully t

patti ann. patti ann: david lee miller, thank you. republicans pushing a strategy to go after obamacare. but is that a wing approach? we'll debate that fair and balanced. patti ann: the federal government about to repay a big favor to the bankrupt city of detroit? >> after the elect of jimmy carter, coleman alec an der young went to washington, d.c. and came home with some bacon. that's what you do. from his first day of work to his last, ich isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. patti ann: republican leaders are rallying against obamacare. party leaders tells house members attacking obamacare is the best way to win election. they say the intensity on this is greaten the negative side than the positive side. let's ask doug schoen, former adviser to president clinton, and monica crowley. kevin mccarthy said the people who have been negatively impacted have more intense negative feeling than those on the positive side. >> that's only part of the story. the republicans have the better argument on healthcare wi

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because you were part of it, weren't you, patti? there was a correspondence in real life. >> yes, but at the same time, i wouldn't like to answer. i think only eric could give a true answer. >> charlie: go to that point how he found out his tormenter was still alive. >> first of all, we were traveling on a train. >> charlie: yes. and he had been given an envelope by a friend, a contemporary of his, very recently, and eric took it out of his case and there was a cutting from the english language times reviewing a book written by mr. nagasi called crosses and tigers and there was a photo and eric recognized him immediately. >> charlie: as who tortured him. >> yes. this was amazing. you wouldn't believe it in a movie. eric finds this book and it was sent to him not because anyone thought it might have been his tormenter but because this man is a translator who might be able to help him have information, and he turns to page whatever -- >> 17, i think. -- there you go, page 17, and there is a description of one particular prisoner who h

patty ann? >> carl cameron live in new hampshire, thanks. >> you bet. >>> a fox news alert right now. ukraine's acting president calling an emergency meeting of his national security council. this after dozens of gunmen in camouflage seized a police station overnight. and just one week after a group of armed men took over a government building at another ukrainian city 55 miles away. ukraine's prime minister blaming the unrest on russia, accusing moscow of trying to orchestrate a takeover in this part of the country after already annexing crimea. >>. >>> the u.s. is denying a visa request for iran's pick to be its next u.n. ambassador. the white house says it opposes the appointment of abu at that lebby because of the 1979 takeover in iran. elizabeth prann is live in washington with this story. elizabeth? >> reporter: hi, patty ann. tehran refuse to say back down on its nomination for ambassador to the united nations. the white house is saying no, they will not issue a visa, congress taking it o

and patti lomax, the wife of eric lomax, who is also the center of this story.'m pleased to have them at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> this is a love story. it really is. what a great -- tell us about the meeting when you first met eric lomax. >> well, excuse me, it was coincidence because eric was hoping to catch another train that he missed. >> this is about what year? >> 1980. he caught my train and we met. i was on holiday traveling from the south of england to scotland. eric was very interesting, telling me about the history of the various towns. he had the most marvelous eyes. he obviously didn't take much care of himself, but he was a most interesting person. >> you had some correspondence and then got together? >> no. we met as in the film. a few tweaks here and there. then, we parted for some time. i rejoined him about a year later. >> very good. he was suffering a lot from posttraumatic stress disorder. >> yes, he was. >> because of the experience he had had. is this film for you tough to watch? >> very because colin firth is so good in his par

we're hoping to catch up with debora in a little bit, monitoring the fire, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and our coverage of the berkeley fire will continue throughout this newscast. if we get any additional updates on the firefight as well as any traffic troubles we'll be sure to bring them to you on twitter, facebook and throughout this newscast. >>> other new developments in the deadly bus crash that killed ten people in glenn county and appears that the driver fedex didn't hit the brakes and the ntsb says tire marks show how the bus driver tried to avoid the collision with the big rig, but there were no brake marks from the fedex truck either on the median or lanes of i-5 where that fiery accident took place. both drivers were killed thursday. authorities say their blood will be tested for any evidence of drugs or alcohol. the bus' black box electronic control module was recovered. the one for the fedex truck was too badly burned. >> our investigators plan to remove the transmission and tell the gear that the truck tractor was in to give us a speed range that occurred prior

katherine. >> there she is, patty. katherine? i can't. no, that's not her. is it? >> last year she left home in arkansas and joined the church of wells. here is katherine on a video from the church web page. >> i could not change my wretchedness. >> her parents say the passive woman you see here its a far cry from the katherine they remember. >> but the love of jesus christ! >> we first decided to look into the church of wells when we saw the videos they were posting of themselves. they were showing up at churches to confront other christians for not being true believers. for months literally months we have been trying every possible way, phone calls, facebook to reach the elders of the church of wells. three young men to seep if they will come on camera and answer question as but their church. we know who we are looking for the members are affluent, young and from devout christian families as is true of the leader. >> you are going to burn in hell! >> jake gardner arrest ford preaching on the ground of a high school.

york peppermint pattie. get the sensation.> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thank you so much. folks, primary season is upon us and coy not be more excited. foinlly a chance to see some fresh new faces being bankrolled by the same old faces. (laughter) and folks, no-- needs freshening more than mitch mcconnell. i have recently always been opposed to mitch mcconnell. he claims to be a small government conservative, yet he works for the united states senate, step aside sir, thankfully mcconnell is facing a strong primary challenge from kentucky tea party darling matt bevin, this will be his closest race since he beat that hair. but now, but now the liberal, you all know-- the liberal kentucky media is going after my man bevin just because he spoke at a cockfighting rally. folks, that's just good politics. a candidate has to reach all constituencies. soccer moms, cockfighting dads, bear baiting uncles, horsewhipping sisters in law, and personally i was thrilled when i heard about bevin's connection to gamecocker. long time view

like a pyramid of chicken. >> chicken patties. going to wrap in bacon. >> stop right there for me.ght there. >> oh, no. there's more. >> holy mackerel. >> they take chicken nuggets to make chicken nugget mayonnaise. >> oh. >> and they also just make extra bacon because why not? look how they're stacking the bacon in the oven not putting them on different racks. crisscrossing the pans. >> oh, yeah. >> it is really, really hot. finally they cut their bread, start putting mayonnaise on it, load it with the patties, create another layer of bread and then the bacon. they claim all of this is a total of 170,360 calories. >> good lord in heaven. >> just to show just how much they despise veggies in their sandwich they decide they would prefer to eat paper than veggies. there it is. the final club sandwich looks delicious. they manage to cut it in half and have at it. >> good grief. >> all right. the weekend is in sight. we're going to celebrate giving away an ipad mini. >> you will need a twitter account. if you don't have one don't worry. it's easy to create one when you enter. >> you en

patti lee is there knew. and you just spoke do firefighters. >> reporter: i spoke with the chief she says this was one of three fires in 20 minutes and

it's not just precious because of what he and patti achieved, it's also the fact that he's representing an awful lot of other men who have been silent on the subject. we have a whole generation of people. so he's a voice for them. >> charlie: christine lagarde, managing director of the imf and the new movie called "the railway man," next. >> there's a saying around here: you stand behind what you say. around here, we don't make excuses, we make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up and make it

patty mills, jeff ayres, the spurs, they've got oklahoma city thursday. that's going to be an interesting matchup. give us an even-keeled read. >> pirates baseball. sterling marte. we're in the 12th. pirates down one, and he successfully hits that ball into left field. clint barmes runs home and plates one. tied at 3. bottom of the 16th. same score, 3-3. tony sanchez had never done this before. no, not just a chop and single to the left but one that would result in what the kids are calling a walkoff. that's when you score and then you lead. they celebrate. pirates win it by a count of 4-3. i thought our first read was way better. >> it was, but they don't know what you're talking about because they're just sitting there watching this. good luck with the news and information that precedes this or follows this. >> guys, thanks. >>> all right, up next in "the pulse," paternity leave is becoming a hot topic. did a radio host go too far when slamming a professional baseball player for taking some time off? >>> plus, kimmel and clinton. some late night laughs

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i patty stanton and a board member with a dog rescue and one of the four agencies on alabama street. we are headquartered in one of the san francisco sfspca and they're next door and down the street is the shelter, acc, and we have been working together from a year and a half to get more animals adopted so thank you so much for having this deem come true and naming the street "rescue row" and we i think it will bring more to the area and first in the nation and we are happy about it. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. supervisor campos' office. >> hi. i am carolyn. >> we rifted a little bit. >>i was watching -- sorry. i am running late. >> it's quite all right. >> as you know the resolution before you today to add the honorary name of "rescue row" to alabama street between 15th and 16th streets in recognition much the groups on the block and sf animal care and control. these organizations work to improvelet lives of animals in need. they provide the care that makes the difference between nurturing and health and a loving home and generally improving the life for animals and

gerri: patty, thank you so much. we've got more to come this hour, including are you spreading stress to your family and your friends? stress is contagious. we'll tell you all about it. >>> fitness band promise to monitor under the sun. i had them. i thought they were great. now information may not be accurate. that is what our guest is going to talk about. stay with us. ♪ >> if you're in the market for a band, a tracker that monitors your exercise, you may want to hold on. these products may not be as she say they are. we have jim mcdaniel. thanks for coming on the show tonight. i bought these things for myself, for other people. how accurate, i know you test this stuff, how accurate are these things? >> to be quite honest, they're not perfectly accurate when it comes to measuring steps. they can give people a general overall view of their health and some activity information but they're not precise medical instruments by any stretch of the imagination. gerri: not precise medical instruments and there's all kind of

it's over here aunt patty. patty over here! [laughter] we gotta wait for luggage. all right.hat's hardly guns everywhere. >> they can be brought into bars and house of worship, teachers and school officials can carry their guns into classrooms so long as the district allows it. >> jon: classrooms. it's not just gun rights it's education reform. [ laughter ] yeah, hey you want to come up here and solve six times nine? do you, punk? [laughter] do you? [laughter] don't worry even georgia's deeply conservative legislature put some common sensory strives about where -- common sense restrictions where guns can not go. >> there are restrictions on where guns are not allowed the state capital yonch booya one of only places georgia's legislatures didn't allow guns is in the building where they work. they are the voyeurs at the orgy, y'all go on and do what you do, we just like to ♪ we'll pay your early termination fees. so you can get the new galaxy s5 for $0 down. turn to bud light platinum, the next generation of smooth. brewed with top-shelf ingredients for a bold, slightly sweet f

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and as patty culhane reports . more sanctions could be around the corner. >> who is to blame for this violence - now escalating in eastern ukraine. for us secretary of state john kerry - calling a late news conference -- there is no question. it's russia. >> every day since we left geneva, every day, even up to today, when russia sent armored battalions right up to the lubansk oblast border, the world has witnessed a tale of two countries, two countries with vastly different understandings of what it means to uphold an international agreement. one week later, it is clear that only one side, one country is keeping its word. russian officials are putting all of the blame on the ukranian government calling them essentially puppets of the united states and saying the u. s. has to order them to withdraw their troops. the u.s. is making clear they have no intention to do that - but at the same time they've given no indication they will help the ukrainian military fight back - by providing guns and bullets. >> there is a

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patty is here in new york talking about the film with us.now, it's... >> jon: is that the person that whose approval or disapproval was most... >> absolutely. >> jon: ...in the front of your mind. >> absolutely. >> jon: when it was delivered to you i'm assuming in a positive fashion because she's still with the thing, was that a weight off your shoulders? >> a weight off and then on. of course, if she had withheld approval, i don't know how we he would have got going. the fact that we were then trusted to take this precious story. the reason it's precious is out of this wall of silence this man spoke. it was at great cost. he was speaking for thousands of people who had not spoken and saying over to you. a guy to whom nothing has happened ever. >> jon: i heard you went jogging once. >> i went jogging and somebody was mean to me at school once. ( laughter ) so you know that's what i had to draw on. and, you know, to take this huge story and you've got 90 minutes of screen time to be true it to was... it was an incentive but, yeah there was a

patti lee is there knew. and you just spoke do firefighters. >> reporter: i spoke with the chief she says this was one of three fires in 20 minutes and this is a big one. they had to bring 70 firefighters. 25 pieces of equipment because of this location. densely populated. akraosz -- across the street from a whole foods. you can see close construction and that was the big concern for firefighters because it is so windy. the fire could have jumped from the roof where they believed this fire may have started to this new construction which is very similar to the mission bay fire last week. so what we have here is fortunately a lucky situation, there was nobody injured, they managed to rescue a couple of people and a couple of cops. so giving what this situation could have turned into, she says it turned out to be a very good day and you'll see firefighters smiling when she said given the windy situation it could have been much worse. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 6:0

york peppermint pattie. get the sensation. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that is our show. here it is your moment of zen. >> cruise officials say they will not change one ship's eye continue rarey even though no passengers were sick. i hope t captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. thank you so much for joining us. thanks so much. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen. ( cheers and applause ) thank you so much. ladies and gentlemen, we've got to-- folks, i gotta tell you, one quick thing, one quick thing. i know we've got a big show to do tonight, but one thing before we get started, there was some big news last week that slipped through my news crack, and it concerns someone i've admired for years, and yet surprisingly is not me. i'm talking about david letterman, who last thursday night announced his retirement. and i am going to miss this good man. dave has been on the

patty colha e has more from washington. a slow loud march through washington, d.c. karen fiaanos and her 11-year-old daughter part of the small crowd that marched to the white house. they are all here in many ways for her because soon, she could be the 2 millionth person deported since president barack obama took. >> in 2011, i was at my house and immigration came looking for someone else. but they found me. >> for her daughter, that means fear she can't find the words to express. >> because yol want to sne found their voice to protest deportation in atlanta. in san jose california, a few arrests. all of these protesters hoping to sends a message that the immigration system has to change most don't believe congress will pass immigration. so they are focusing on president obama. they want him to change the deportation policies. white house officials don't believe the president has that power we are fighting to stop deportations. >> type of they don't believe that. they don't believe the president when he says his priority is deporting criminals. of the 368 people dep

patti lee just spoke to investigators and joins us now live with what she learned. >> reporter: hereicholas callon from pinol. according to investigators he knew the person who shot him. this house on corneliuos street is empty today but from 3:00 in the afternoon until midnight it was surrounded by yellow tape and officers looking for answers. >> it was busy last weekend. there was a lot of kids there. so, i'm not sure what was going on up there but i'm not too happy there was a murder on our block. >> reporter: neighbor, terry meher says a couple with two children moved in. >> we would see them come and go. mainly just young people around the age of 18 to probably around 24. different vehicles, never got to know them. >> reporter: the spokesman for the contra costa sheriff department says what -p -- happened here was not a random crime. that the victim and suspect knew each other but he would not identify the presumed shooter who has not yet been arrested. the sheriff's department will not elaborate on what happened at this home or how the victim and suspect knew each other. but th

to sign up for president obama's affordable care act and patty reports. >> reporter: this is the stateth insurance in the united states, on the last official day to sign up for new insurance or pay a fine, long lines around the country the problem plagued website crashed twice and the administration it's proof that barack obama signature legislation was needed, now they will get help to buy insurance and middle class will pay more. so far 10 million people have signed up for private or government-run health insurance but for the program to be fiscally sound young, healthy people need to sign up. that has been the sole focus of the administration, getting celebrity endorsements, putting the presidents on programs watched by the young like this comm common -- comedy show. >> so far the numbers show 33% of those signing up are the key young demographic and experts say it needs to be closer to 40%. >> given the democrats are sort of politically vulnerable on this issue i suspect what is going to happen is the administration will help out insurers if they have fewer young low cost people th

that has eight patties in it, people. eight patties.ide from the marriages of crazy-fun foods, this is a reflection of people's changing diets. because a lot of the healthy menus are healthier options. >> not the quesarito. >> it's the cheesy tortilla with all the goodness inside. and everyone i asked at chipolte was like, i know about it but not everyone does. >> i know what you will be eating this afternoon. >> i will going there right after this broadcast. thank you for news you can use. or specifically, news i can use. time for the weather. >> next time eat the burger. >> not going to happen. >>> now for the weather. of course we are happy to have meteorologist ashley brown again with us from rwtv in indianapolis. good morning, ashley. >> good morning, it's spring, and in spring, we talk about the possibility of severe weather. today's severe weather threat for the south, this system moving through this morning. a system of low pressure. bringing some rain to that area. showers and thunderstorms continue to roll through. now as they

she is, patty. catherine? i can't -- no, that's not her. >> reporter: last year, she left home in arkansas and joined a group called the church of wells. her parents say the soft-spoken woman here in this church video is a far cry from the catherine they remember. >> i could not change my wretchedness. >> hello. can we speak to catherine please? >> we just want to say hi. >> reporter: the church is made up mostly young, affluent and devout christians. >> god is angry with the wicked every day. >> reporter: they are aggressive street preachers. >> for the love of jesus christ. >> reporter: after repeatedly and unsuccessfully requesting interviews with church leaders, we drive deep into east texas. are you guys with the church? you look like you're getting ready to say something and, not a word. can we talk to you for a moment? on their website, church leaders argue members join of their own free will. they also posted an affidavit from catherine saying that she doesn't want to see her parents. the gr

patty lee, ktvu. l. >> a bicyclist is identified as 40-year-old jeff smock and this is video of him promoting iron data of atlanta. he's accused of beat agriculture 55-year-old motorists. he didn't stop when the motorists was on the ground. >>> los altos police are sure about one thing. there's been a rash of burglaries. police don't know if it's one, two or more. the burglars seem to be enter the homes the ural way. in two cases they stole the garage door openers from unlocked cars. all of this is unsettling to some people. >> it's somewhat of a fluent community and why are burglars, if you want to call them that, out pace the neighborhood. >> police are looking at the arrest of two men last week in santa claire for a possible connection. police say home owners need to be security conscious. >>> will is new pressure to save water. the governor called on californians to conserve. ken has more. >> reporter: you'll see the impact in small ways like fountains and outdoor water features. the governor aske

patty lee, ktvu's channel "2 news." >>> bets are being placed, friendly bets, -- firefighters in marineut what caused an early morning fire that destroyed a home. it took crews more than an hour to knock back the flames. people inside were able to escape uninjured, but the home is a total loss. >> >> first-of-its-kind media message, tweeting about a bird rescue. maybe it should have been a quack. according to the tweet, officers assisted two sit dens rescuing six duck lings that had been separated from their mother. here is a picture of the officer holding one of the ducks. >> >> plans to expand the squaw valley skiing resort. two joined other athletes saying the idea of build building this would help the economy of the area. some residents are critical of the plan, saying it could effect water supplies, traffic and the views. county officials are still deciding whether or not to approve the development. >> snow in the mountains, sunshine down here. what a nice day to be outside. mark, how is it looking? >> temperatures warmed up a good 8-10 degrees across the bay area. full sunshine an

then, patty murray and i and all of us put together a bipartisan budget agreement that called for spending in fiscal 2015 $1.14 billion. president obama signed that proposal into law. it was heralded as a great bipartisan step in the right direction. and so for those of you who are keeping score and minding the rhetoric, that's $33 billion less under this bipartisan bill than we proposed two years earlier which was so draconian, so unserious. we're proposing the federal government increases the spending over ten years by 3.5% instead of 5.2% and by the way, if we reform government, put the patient in the center of health care, give states the ability to customize and tailor their benefits to populations like food stamps and medicaid, and have pro-growth policies that put people back to work, clean up the tax system, have this energy renaissance fully developed, then we will get people back to work. then we'll increase take home pay. get the deficit down and as a result according to cbo have more prosperity and faster economic growth. it's true. you kapt cut your way to a balanced budget. y

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patti lee with why neighbors were so worried about this one spreading. >> reporter: you can see it was filled with new construction. 15 people in this building had to find a new place to stay. the building instructor department is yellow tagging it. finding it uninhabitable at least for now. billowing black smoke could be seen across san francisco after a fire broke out around 4:45 at this 30 unit apartment building at dolores and 14th street. >> i just moved here from tahoe. >> reporter: neil patrick dominguez was coming back from a job interview when he saw the smoke. >> everything was on fire. >> reporter: dominguez biggest concern was his partner's cat. they both watched until the cats were rescued. >>> for now there's no word on what started the fire only that the location had the chief worried. >> it's a windy day, a couple of half a block down you have a construction fire very close to the bay. >> and 73 firefighters and 23 apparatus got the fire out fast. in this case within an hour. >> reporter: folks who live in the building were thinking they would be able to return to their

patti lee has been following the breaking news, she's in our newsroom with information. >> reporter: right now that section of i5 is shut down in both tkráebg. we know a fed ex semi collided with a charter bus headed north filled with high school seniors. these are pictures just in to channel 2 in the last hour showing the verity srer -- showing the severity of the crash. you can see teenagers helping each other off the bus. some struggling to bus, others covered in blood. , but these were the lucky ones. the 18-year-old from palm desert who called her family to let them know she survived the crash but didn't know where she was being taken. here's what we know from passengers on the bus. most were students from the southern california area on the way to visit humble state university for the school's spring preview day. the school's website is one of many ways frantic family are getting and sharing information. we found photographs and video from people who said they first heard an explosion then heard the noise. school resources says they have pulled information to help them. >> righ

patty lee, ktvu.>> a bicyclist is identified as 40-year-old jeff smock and this is video of him promoting iron data of atlanta. he's accused of beat agriculture 55-year-old motorists. he didn't stop when the motorists was on the ground. >>> los altos police are sure about one thing. there's been a rash of burglaries. police don't know if it's one, two or more. the burglars seem to be enter the homes the ural way. in two cases they stole the garage door openers from unlocked cars. all of this is unsettling to some people. >> it's somewhat of a fluent community and why are burglars, if you want to call them that, out pace the neighborhood. >> police are looking at the arrest of two men last week in santa claire for a possible connection. police say home owners need to be security conscious. >>> will is new pressure to save water. the governor called on californians to conserve. ken has more. >> reporter: you'll see the impact in small ways like fountains and outdoor water features. the governor asked th

ktvu's patti lee joins us live where she has been talking to police about what happened. >> reporter: police say this was no random accident. he was the intended target of a gunman who is still on the loose tonight. we were at the crime scene a few minutes ago and these candles mark the area where he was shot as he walked home around 9:00 p.m. last night. this is around the corner from the house where he lived. it is also just a few feet away from the house of a family friend who rushed outside after he heard gun shots. >> i heard pap, pap, pap. three shots. and i said get back in bed and yen we heard oh! moaning. i thought it was by our window. looked out nothing but he was out here. came out, did what we could do. >> reporter: police say he was able to speak to witnesses and to officers. and they are now following up on the leads he provided. coming up at 7:00 p.m. why police investigators say his past may have come back to haunt him last night. live in pittsburg, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now a new information on the corruption investigation targeting leland yee. the u.s.

patti lee with why neighbors were so worried about this one spreading. >> reporter: you can see it was filled with new construction. 15 people in this building had to find a new place to stay. the building instructor department is yellow tagging it. finding it uninhabitable at least for now. billowing black smoke could be seen across san francisco after a fire broke out around 4:45 at this 30 unit apartment building at dolores and 14th street. >> i just moved here from tahoe. >> reporter: neil patrick dominguez was coming back from a job interview when he saw the smoke. >> everything was on fire. >> reporter: dominguez biggest concern was his partner's cat. they both watched until the cats were rescued. >>> for now there's no word on what started the fire only that the location had the chief worried. >> it's a windy day, a couple of half a block down you have a construction fire very close to the bay. >> and 73 firefighters and 23 apparatus got the fire out fast. in this case within an hour. >> reporter: folks who live in the building were thinking they would be able to return to their

patti lee has been following the breaking news, she's in our newsroom with information. >> reporter: right now that section of i5 is shut down in both tkráebg. we know a fed ex semi collided with a charter bus headed north filled with high school seniors. these are pictures just in to channel 2 in the last hour showing the verity srer -- showing the severity of the crash. you can see teenagers helping each other off the bus. some struggling to bus, others covered in blood. , but these were the lucky ones. the 18-year-old from palm desert who called her family to let them know she survived the crash but didn't know where she was being taken. here's what we know from passengers on the bus. most were students from the southern california area on the way to visit humble state university for the school's spring preview day. the school's website is one of many ways frantic family are getting and sharing information. we found photographs and video from people who said they first heard an explosion then heard the noise. school resources says they have pulled information to help them. >> righ