says the red cross has failed to deliver the medicine and services it had promised the red cross says they can't respond because they're still negotiating with the taliban. what we do know is that the organization supports clinics across afghanistan in areas where it's difficult to access any of the health care most of the people that work at the red cross and certainly all of the patients are afghans including members of the taliban and your families are you hurting your own people by taking this step. but just weeks after this phone call the taliban did attack an american aid organization in kabul killing at least 5 people all of them afghans. back at the red cross there's no sign of things flowing down the need is simply too great. afghanistan has one of the highest rates of disability in the world last year a record 12000 people sought help from the several rehabilitation centers across the country. people like isra and you say if you can't afford private treatment. yourself on top of age of 400 you went up. to one person account of the. person. that was ok. it's a big day for the

says the red cross has failed to deliver the medicine and services it had promised the red cross says they can't respond because they're still negotiating with the taliban. what we do know is that the organization supports clinics across afghanistan in areas where it's difficult to access any of the health care most of the people that work at the red cross and certainly all of the patients are afghans including members of the taliban and your families are you hurting your own people by taking this step. but just weeks after this phone call the taliban did attack an american aid organization in kabul killing at least 5 people all of them afghans. back at the red cross there's no sign of things flowing down the need is simply too great. afghanistan has one of the highest rates of disability in the world last year a record 12000 people sought help from the several rehabilitation centers across the country. people like isra and you say if you can't afford private treatment. yourself on top of age of 400 you're one of. the office you know one of the. network was ok. it's a big day for the

and the busiest day at the red cross is both a puting and physical rehabilitation center. hundreds of patients have come for treatment some have traveled for days risking landmines and taliban checkpoints to get. the other the inside physiotherapist karim. is doing her best to calm the newest patient ok they know because they go to cut off that. 6 year old you surf hasn't walked for months ever since he was injured in the houston run car crash they all the by him i now go made most. other they all the behave the. way to another them why not go. by all of them using. his grandmother says he's already been through several painful surgeries he's now terrified of doctors know all about her cargo whatever. the bitch got in either the one other boss my mother in china others that the couple have an alaska. because i never look below higher cause i doubt he's a ducky. you know that. it's kareem is job to help you save from new york again but it won't be easy. god going after him out there that are already there was i'm other than are we are these are mother these i want his legs

says the red cross has failed to deliver the medicine and services it had promised the red cross says they can't respond because they're still negotiating with the taliban. what we do know is that the organization supports clinics across afghanistan in areas where it's difficult to access any of the health care most of the people that work at the red cross and certainly all of the patients are afghans including members of the taliban and your families are you hurting your own people by taking this step. but just weeks after this phone call the taliban did attack an american aid organization in kabul killing at least 5 people all of them afghans. back at the red cross there's no sign of things flowing down the need is simply too great. afghanistan has one of the highest rates of disability in the world last year a record 12000 people sought help from the several rehabilitation centers across the country. people like isra and you say if you can't afford private treatment. you're on top of egypt had you went to. the office you know. there was ok. it's a big day for the boys they're about

it says the red cross has failed to deliver the medicine and services it had promised the red cross says they can't respond because they're still negotiating with the taliban. what we do know is that the organization supports clinics across afghanistan in areas where it's difficult to access any of the health care most of the people that work at the red cross and certainly all of the patients are afghans including members of the taliban and your families are you hurting your own people by taking this step i mean i don't. want to. go. but just weeks after this fight the taliban did attack an american aid organization in kabul killing at least 5 people all of them afghans. back at the red cross there's been no sign of things flowing down the need is simply too great. afghanistan has one of the highest rates of disability in the world. a record 12000 people sought help from the several rehabilitation centers across the country . people like isra and use if you can't afford private treatment. you've got 1. 100 you went to. the office you know. it's a big day for the boys they're about to try

at the red cross we don't see how such response can be shortened and then 2 years i will explain you just briefly why but we feel look at the amount of tears of crops that have been destroyed it's more than 700000 the factors all the scraps i've been to lost just before the authors so decent that the main office is going to come on me in one year so there is no way we can do something that is free standing and that we take over after one year so we need to be able to reach that out for me mum of one year and then encourage people to be more resilient fields like say for being back right or to be more resilient in the risk of floods alright that's from lawndale pinto from the international federation of red cross thank you very much. thank you. it's now to the democratic republic of congo where the body off veteran opposition figure if he and she say katie arrived in the capital city to get off to his death crowds gathered at the airport to pay their respects many coaches say katie the father off democracy now to say he held ministerial post during which is this is so close regime he

this means is that we're likely to see a lot more attacks but they're also saying here that the red cross will no longer be protected this is a really serious problem for the star and the patients at the center. it's not long before the news spreads very real world of those who crossed over into the murray river that is. in the women's department crema is also briefing they get you michel almost and i would turn if. i gave them. one anything but the. closer they don't think that the body to listen will have not done that for a long. time left. you guys worried at all about your safety i mean mom you don't even understand. that i'm all mother. to the husband but he must listen closely that it was. one of the shots that was. one of the stars he is seaman faced i'm struggling to understand why the taliban would ban the work of a humanitarian organization especially one that helps disabled afghans. it's too risky for us to ask the taliban in person so we called a spokesman you recently revoke the security guarantees for the red cross.

is heading up operations for the red cross is it diet response welcome to the w africa flow on most of the money that's raised at the stern a conference is going towards rebuilding infrastructure but perhaps tell us how desperate the humanitarian situation is as we speak. thank you thank you for that question because it's true that i think a lot of impact on the infrastructure here wrote which is also because i've been damaged but we should not forget the human side of it and today see some people after 2 months see didn't receive some 1st assistance was that's one of the thing that we're looking at at the moment that the red cross is to still try to to give them some tools that will help them to to reveal their lives in the future but also to respond to their still very dire needs to read 80 to emergency food aid emergency shelter for example that some of the communities we have been visiting in recent to see didn't receive anything right right well not many people have saved that the response to this disaster has been largely defined it has that been your experience and just how have

courtesyo was of the red cross. we did not know where this depot was. this supposedly is washington, d.c., where you have again volunteer women, the red cross women bringing refreshments to troops on the train. in a major metropolitan area. this is really controversial. this is a field kitchen on a flat car. the pullman company offered to build for the u.s. during world war i kitchen cars that could serve, they claim, up to 400 soldiers an hour on the train, but the army said, no, we will not buy the cars. we will just use baggage cars. it didn't work. the men were actually eating rations, there rations on the train. they could not feed them. that the soldiers life in world war i, as you see in the museum, was very difficult to say the least. hear about how the u.s. did not want to go into the war, but once you got into 9 into january of 1917, the mood of the nation changed. to age part of it was due man named george creel, who had a campaign in movie theaters in particular, to bolster people for the war. andas soldiers and draftees national guard were

i mean the red cross has enough problems problematic they raise half a 1000000000 for haiti and built 6 houses so i'm not sure do you think you know which is why worse when corporations like wayfarer try so hard to be woke or try to sort of cover it up with back it up with a fair is a company they have to pay for these employees if they want to so good to the government or whomever it was who are they to say i'm going to sell you a couch but you can only put your couch here there and other places that you know i guess they have that right the same time that was a business decision for these employees just like these employees had a chance to walk out i don't know if this is a smart move on their part because i think a lot of people are going to go this is your job was to make a couch you don't get to say where it goes or where it doesn't and i think it has the power of the free market too because at the same time. so you may look at wafer and say i don't care what they're doing with their money i'm going to buy this couch because it's cheaper because i like it but at the same time you

the british red cross respond every day to emergencies.volunteers on call to respond to emergency such as flooding but also fire, in the incident where he might be requested by local departments. and how do you respond? what would a response from you look like? in this case, we have volu nteers you look like? in this case, we have volunteers who are based in the rest centre in skaggs at this moment in time supporting those who have been evacuated, helping them with emotional support and practical information and advice. how important then is it to you to have a steady stream of volunteers who have got the time to help out? extremely important. might service in particular is on call 2a seven, 355 days a year. tell us about some of the different groups you have mentioned, some of the agencies we have heard of before but there is a group called lincolnshire four by four, who are they? yes, as part of the local resilience forum, workers as part of the voluntary group so it is an amalgamation of a number of volu nta ry is an amalgamation of a n

in fact, the red cross says only 3% of those eligible to give blood do, so but tonight we're learning a blood shortage is impacting some of the sickest bay area patients. >> i was shocked and then i started crying. >> reporter: that's how lisa corstad reacted when she was told a blood-based chemotherapy treatment she receives every month was canceled. her doctors at stanford could not locate the chemo she needed called ivig because of a lack of blood donors. >> and they don't know how long it will be until more becomes available. >> reporter: lisa variety of autoimmune and autonomic disorders and she said the chemo she receives not only keeps her alive, but improves her quality of life. >> this has kept me out of the hospital and it completely gives me a quality of life that i don't have when i'm off of it. >> reporter: lisa's mom kim says most people don't realize that blood donations help not just trauma patients and those who get organ transplants, but also people like lisa. >> it literally allows her to eat. it allows her to walk around. it means i can take her out for car rides.

i mean, they don't like the red cross? who doesn't like the red cross?hey are one of the great charity organizations in our country. >> it is too legitimate, steve. it was too legitimate. it would be money that would go somewhere that would help things instead of going in this black hole where you couldn't track it >> very good point. we're going to break. let's talk about running from the law. oregon republican state senators fled the state to avoid voting on a climate bill. it looks like the tactic may have worked. up next we will speak to one of the senators still out of the state. republican tim knox joins us after this. all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our

the american legion and red cross gave her a dollar of month. for many years, i will never forget the story. my mother mailed me all the letters that she got from the red cross. as well as the american legion. it's a great deal. it's important to give back. today we partnered with safeway and beverages and more. as well as the board of new hampshire. you can find the wind as of today. large proceeds are going. >> six 644 to honor the 75th anniversary. >> you can see the landing on the french beaches. the french flag and the american flag intertwining each other. >> it is a beautiful label and a fantastic wine on my first taste. >> offer what you have done as well during the fire and to save our region. >>> coming up, apple announced lots of new software updates at its worldwide developers conference yesterday. there are still more to come. >> it was a big day for the cal baseball program. how one player is headed to the big show. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's mee

hello welcome to in good shape today from the german red cross clinics in berlin with that. this smell so good smells can really make you happy and they can even make you healthy this is what scientists have figured out. 9 sense can help you relax improve your mood or have a stimulating effect and they might be able to do much much more. in it's a whole clinic in northern germany aroma therapy is even used in the intensive care unit and to be a bad mood implies natural sense like lavender aren't and cedar the results she achieves are significant. because it's finally here in the clinic we use essential oils in pass in hot compresses or rubs and smelling salts when patients feel nauseous have a headache or just feel poorly coached us all but one of those i. under way of our move has set a percentage fuser in the waiting room. she says it makes patients and staff feel better. thoughts not so it's either on or use essential oils like cde or orange to take away patients fear but also to lift the mood among staff and it's been really successful we've had very positive experiences

neck called from the international red cross, thank you for talking to us. “— red cross, thank you forrs in modern times. more than 70 people died after the huge fire ripped through the flats in west london. tomorrow survivors and families of the victims will attend a memorial service nearby. our correspondent adina campbell has been talking to one teenager who made the headlines after sitting her gcses just hours after escaping the blaze. the headlines this morning — a fire has engulfed a 27—storey block of flats in west london. hundreds of firefighters and ambulance crews... a night that devastated an entire community and shook people all over the world. 72 people lost their lives, and those who survived are still living with the trauma. 16—year—old ines alves was one of the survivors who spoke to me that summer. she escaped from the family home on the 13th floor, moments after being woken up by her dad. at first, i was kind of annoyed at him for calling me out, because it was such a small fire, but then we realised how big it was getting when it started reaching six floors above it,

the offer of humanitarian and medical assistance through the red cross to those injured during the assault and review of other aspects of our relationship as events in china continue to unfold. the process of democratization of communist societies will not be a smooth one and we must react to setbacks in a way which stimulates rather than stifles progress toward open and representative systems. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] announcer 1: you can watch all of the presidents press conferences by going to our website, c-span.org, and typing can in the search bar. tiananmen in the search bar. >> brian mccullough is our guest. his book is called how the internet happened, from netscape to the iphone.

i'm glad wayfair made the donation to the red cross.getting nitpicky about what organization it is going to since the red cross does wonderful work there. but i think the congress and conversation that aoc and a lot of her fellows were having about the border bill that ended up going through was that it is difficult to parties these things. when you are just getting a lump sum, it can be administered in a lot of different ways. we haven't seen a meaningful commitment on the part of the trump administration to change the way these migrant camps are being run. let's watch these people who are saying that the crisis on the border is manufactured, okay? >> this so-called crisis at the border is fake, this is a crisis of his own making because it was a campaign pledge. >> kristin nelson in the spring said she knew it was going to happen, that there was going to be a systemic meltdown because there are too many people and she predicted they were going to be more fatal incidents happening, right? now they are trying to scramble and these facil

. >> the problem, the red cross says only 3% of people in the united states who can give blood do so.cebook is uniquely poised to step in. >> we're going to put a notice right at the top of the news feed asking people to register if they want to and if you register with our partners like the american red cross, if there is a need for blood in your city, they're going to be able to notify you. >> it's something facebook has already done in four other countries, signed up more than 35 million people as blood donors. but of course, that's no guarantee people will actually donate. or that they'll trust facebook to facilitate that happening. >> health information is the most intimate information people have and there's been concerns about privacy. how do you balance that? >> well, with blood donations we are not using or giving out any personal information, we show you a notice, you choose to go to a part they are site like the american red cross and register. they will send you a notification and then you can choose to give them your information. we are not passing any individual informat

and the peruvian red cross providing medical assistance and just in terms of this is assistance we've seen it. girls 3 times as much as we had before so we aren't raising the teams we are growing the teams in order to provide more support but the reality is we are not reaching the minority of the people and not not even the ones with to have the extreme vulnerability so we really need to continue and we need more support through says these new migration requirements will make migration safer and walter nice for the band as whalen's wanting to enter peru but do you think the reality is that many of them trying to apply for those visas will actually now be denied. what we're seeing is that they should military in these areas good protection mechanism it provides them with access to basic rights and services however our concern is that many people don't have the documents required to obtain this visa so for example they have a prior passport and currently we know that children meaning you don't have access to passports don't have ask for it's so this is also maybe a reason why their chil

here in germany, the red cross attended to one victim on the street.nslation: there are different types of patient groups, like elderly people and children who have problems of direct sunlight. especially when they do not wireless clothing or a hat. dyskinesia overheating or sunstroke. in france, memories are still raw of the 2003 heatwave in which thousands of old people died. today there are new procedures in place to ensure people remain cool. europe is subbing these unseasonable highs do not last beyond the weekend. time for a legacy whether closer to home. 6ood for a legacy whether closer to home. good evening, for scotland, northern ireland and wales and has been the one estate of the year so far. we have also had quite a brisk wind which will bring more clout back in as big or through the evening and overnight. once again, by morning we will have this misty low cloud shouting many eastern counties. not a particularly uncomfortable night for sleeping, but the humidity is gradually rising. this entire money to work its magic to clear the cloud fir

says the red cross has failed to deliver the medicine and services it had promised the red cross says they can't respond because they're still negotiating with the taliban. what we do know is that the organization supports clinics across afghanistan in areas where it's difficult to access any of the health care most of the people that work at the red cross and certainly all of the patients are afghans including members of the taliban and your families are you hurting your own people by taking this step i mean i don't. want to. go. but just weeks after this phone call the taliban did attack an american aid organization in kabul killing at least 5 people all of them afghans. back at the red cross there's no sign of things flowing down the need is simply too great. afghanistan has one of the highest rates of disability in the world last year a record 12000 people sought help from the several rehabilitation centers across the country. people like isra and use if you can't afford private treatment. you know 5. 100 you went to. the office you know. it's a big day for the boys they're about

triggered a series of landslides hundreds of houses have been destroyed in the mountainous region the red cross has warned of outbreaks of disease due to continuing rainfall . the european drugs agency has warrant the continent is being inundated with unprecedented amounts of cocaine all its latest report states almost one in 3 european adults have tried illegal drugs and consumption is rising but already sees a record amount of cocaine last year according to the report. and denmark the social democrats have emerged as the winners of national elections taking a quarter of the vote party leader metaphysics and is now on track to become prime minister if she can secure support from parliament told and market to become the 3rd nordic country within a year to elect a left leaning government following sweden and finland. here in germany a court has sentenced one of the world's most prolific serial killers to life in prison former hospital nurse kneels has been found guilty of killing 85 patients in his care prosecutors said he deliberately induced cardiac arrest in patients so he could then resuscit

a series of landslides hundreds of houses have been destroyed in the melton is due to reach the red cross has warned of disease. so much rainfall. in denmark the social democrats have emerged as the winners of national elections taking a quarter of the vote party leader you see right there mention fredrickson she is now on track to become prime minister if she can secure support from parliament and mark is set to become the 3rd nordic country within a year to elect a left leaning government following sweden and finland. where here in germany a court has sentenced one of the world's most prolific serial killers to life in prison former hospital nurse kneels who was found guilty of killing 85 patients in his care prosecutors say that he deliberately induced cardiac arrest in his patients so that he could then recess aetate them and impress his colleagues but many of her goals interventions failed and the patients die who had already been serving a life sentence for 2 previous murder convictions for his killing spree that killing spree lasted from 20022005. correspondent mario mueller has be

for 30 years the red cross has provided a lifeline for afghanistan's physically disabled one i want to meet through remarkable people risking their lives to help the decided in war torn afghanistan on al-jazeera. 0. hello i'm the star and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. an ethiopian envoy says sudanese protesters will suspend their civil disobedience campaign and resume talks the military agrees to release political prisoners. protesters gather in hong kong as the city's legislature is prepared to debate plans for a controversial extradition.

the american red cross says only 3% of eligible people donate blood and even fewer donate during the summer months. it is affecting people like lisa who has several auto- immune disorders. her doctor could not locate the monthly chemotherapy she needed because of a lack of blood donors. >> this has kept me out of the hospital and it completely gives me a quality of life that i don't have when i'm off of it. >>> if you can donate, you can get more information at redcross.org. >>> a shelter is trying to find foster homes for dozens of sick dogs. at least 100 have been quarantined after a flu outbreak. they said they need a temporary home for at least a month. the highly contagious virus acts like the human flu d dog flu is not fatal for animal. today is take your dog to workday. they found 75% of dog owners says being able to bring their dog to work makes them want to stay with the company. san francisco's air b.a. bend came in fifth and uber came in tenth. if you have a question, e-mail us@consumer watch @kpix.com. we will be right back. day at you want peaches. mmer is inthe air. we'

the american red cross is helping that displaced family. now we're learning more about a concord man charged with making terror threats against the jewish community. the 23-year-old was arrested after he allegedly posted messages in an online gaming platform under the name adolph hitler. investigators say he threatened to shoot up synagogues and any police that responded. >> it can happen in the bay area. it can happen anyone. that's just the day and age we're living in. >> he's no longer in custody but police say they're keeping track of his whereabouts and his >> local students a new class action lawsuit tied to the college admissions scandal. 26 of them are suing 8 universities including stanford and usc. students were denied admission to colleges and they're also suing the admitted ring leader and his foundation. the students want their applications reimbursed with interests along with attorney fees and court costs. >> new details on the courtside confrontation between a toronto rapt raptor's president and sheriff's deputy. he now has a

the red cross lending a hand here and we'r working to learn how the fire started. >>> a tow truck driver is shaken but otherwise okay after someone fed shots at them in langley park today. the driver was attempting to tow away a car and that's when gunfire could be heard on the back side of a complex near jasmine terrace and rigs road. we counted ateast four bullet holes that hit the driver's sit of the tow truck. a flat bed truck towed awayhe shot up tow truck. far nobody has been arrested in this. >>> new tonight, calls for a more respectful america. the topic at a gathering of interfaith leaders right here in the district, civil rights activists and people from diverse groups targeted by hate groups met at the hilton in dupont circle. it was moved indoors due to the abstorm. the r from the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh quoted from the reverend king's he a speech and then that e n't need them. thatday me toot ta amicewh mmittee's al rum. >>> new details tonight as a family searches for answers after a prince george's county couple was found dead in their dominican republic r hot

the red cross is helping a total of five people find a new place to stay.hankfully no one was hurt. >>> a child has died after visiting the san diego county fair. >> three other children who went got sick. coming up, the common link in the cases. >>> a thief strikes >>> a 2-year-old bu buy bu being at the fair. two others were sickened by bacteria. the four cases are linked to animal contact. they don't think it came from eating fair food. they're taking steps to prevent others from getting sick. s >> we're taking precautions. we're shutting down contact with the petting zoo and following directives of the county health department. >> the children visited between the 9th and 15th. >>> the fbi is getting involved after a strange theft from the watsonville airport. someone stole a single-engine cessna parked at the airport wednesday night. it was reported missing by its owner the next day. the co-owner of the airport restaurant said the thief knew what he or she was doing. >> pulling in a flatbed and thinking about lifting a plane out is inconceivable. it had

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the red cross and the county working to put up the residents here who were impacted.e all of this, as well. they found a huge hole here, as you can see in the parking lot. it is now paved over. but you see on the video there, it was at one time full of water. wssc having to work fast to shut downakhe service to theification here. the wer -- the fixes here. the water has been restored, rvice is back on. as you look out here live, a lot of work ahead for people who live in these town homes, especially this one in the h center e. the debris, again, the mess is all over. the parking lot is going t be some time here before this neighborhood, this block here, is back to normal. back to you. >>all right. >> justin finch live for us in gaithersburg today. ckank you. >>> we turn ba to the breaking news from times square in new york. multiple law enfcement sources telling nbc news that a man is being questioned for an alleged bomb plot. >> katherine craig has the latest this morning. -- katherine creagh creag has the latest this morning. >> reporter: this morning, law enforceme

i've had a lot of support from the red cross and from victim support. thank god i'm ok.ey're helping me find a job in a company. that's my plan, to find work and spend the rest of my life in bogota. reporter: the hope of a job and a home has also driven thousands of venezuelans to colombia. venezuela closed the official border crossings in february, but families continue toome acss elsewhe on foot. >> there was nothing back home. nothing for my baby, nothing for us. that's no way to live. medicine, no food, noing. report: but thin won't be easy in lombia, eier. to get a work permit, you need proper i.d. almost half the venezuelans who've come here don't have that. many are exploited as day laborers. some just hang around the streets and beg for money and food. even people with a job have a hard time finding a decent place to stay. many of those who make it here sleep in so-called "paga-diarios" -- shared rooms packed with beds. they have no rights there and could be evicted at any time. luis is a hairdresser and has a job, but he barely makes enough just to pay for his b

>> fire officials said one person was displaced, and that person is getting assistance from the red cross. >>> crews are still at a construction site where a massive fire broke out this morning. that fire is out. firefighters are still watching for hotspots tonight. one man held for questioning was released tonight. >> reporter: residents of one neighborhood, stay or go? >> it's not ideal. but we're sorta bound. our dog is recovering from surgery. pooch inside, his wife childring outside. his neighborhood and neighbors without electric service. everyone could be in the dark into saturday. friday morning a massive fire at the town home construction site on el camino real threatened the homes in this neighborhood. >> the fire was in a framed building, which is very versus causes rapid flames to spread. >> reporter: withins say in the blink of an eye, a small fire grew into a goliath. >> it seem like workers, just running, nervous and scared. >> reporter: firefighters from santa clara and san jose formed a doifb line along el camino. some frabed garden hoses in an attempt to save their home.

right now we're working with the office of emergency management, our box four fire bus, red cross, anyat we can call upon to render aid at this point in time. >> so is there some type of procedure. [ inaudible ] in the building itself? >> that's going to actually take a joint effort of a number of agencies to include the dallas fire rescue. that's something we're still in the process of working out. >> do you need anything by any chance from our viewers or anything at all? >> at this point, we ask our viewers to keep their thoughts and prayers on the folks at this location. >> sometimes they ask for blood donations or whatever. >> well, i haven't talked to the red cross or somebody along those lines who might be able to give me something along those lines. >> are you concerned about residents helping each other, rescuing other people? >> you know, you may talk to some of the residents. i'm sure a lot of that did go on, even in the panic of the situation, in the middle of the storm as it came through. i can't imagine, just human nature not compelling you to try and help someone if you k

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those residents are now getting help from the red cross. e flames broke out around 6:30 saturday evening at the building on livingston terrace in oxonhill. e photos are provided by the prince georges county fire department. fire officials tell us the blaze was well involved when they first got here. there was a partial roof collapse. 37 adults and 22 children lost their homes. investigators are still searching for a cause. now, three firefighters were taken to the hospital for an evaluation. they are expected tobe okay. fortunately, all of the residents were able to escape the building unharmed. in oxonhill, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> as an out of control hot air balloon tries to land. find out what was going on right brfore this happened. >>> a celeion of pride in montgomery county. and this was an event the whole family couldnjoy. >>> you're watching news 4 at 6:00. >> an out of control hot air balloon slammed into several people in hannibal, missouri, yesterday, a witness capturing it on their cell phone during the bicentennicelebration.

protest in boston today responding to the backlash, wayfair said it will donate $100,000 to the red cross, but indicated it will not stop doing business with contractors that run migrant facilities >>> another major headline tonight, the surprise move by special counsel robert mueller. vowing to democrats subpoenas to publicly testify at what may be the most anticipated congressional hearing of the decade. nbc's peter alexander has that story >> reporter: democrats tonight got what they've been clamoring for. a reluctant former special counsel robert mueller submitting to subpoenas, agreeing to testify in public before the house intelligence ay committees, july 17th. but what if anything new will mueller reveal beyond the 448 page report? >> the work speaks for itself and the report is my testimony. >> reporter: since the release of that report, a growing number of democrats pushing for impeachment hearings but so far, nancy pelosi and other party leaders resisted judiciary chairman jerry nadler said mueller's testimony could sway public opinion. >> it's very important that the american p

on the roof of that building that you see there, civilians were up on the roof painting a giant red crossbol. they were doing that because this is the building td,which in the 0,000 french civilians, residents of this town, came to seek sanctuary in the hours and days after the d-day landings. they knew th the war was coming to their doorstep. they had been occupied by german forces for several years. and they knew that the fight bloody one here in this town. 10,000 people in all took refuge inside this building. they were during for 43 days of intense battle. if we just move the, amera around take a look over these beautiful gardens inside -- in frt of the city hall. you see a bit of the city behind llu. beautiful city, weorth a visit if you get the chance. but over there is the church, and you can see that on the left-hand side they have not replaced the roof. they have left it as a memorial to some of the damage that was done here. allied forces, it is said, nd destroyed a third of the city, and much of it lay in rubble. there are astonishing pictures in the archives of the city in the