feminists have brought attention to renee's case. her ex-boyfriend tried to rape her in the underground garage of another university. she went to the police, but they were unwillingng to launch an investigation. the university even put pressure on renee's parents, so she wouldn't go public. renee: my father said to me, come home and listen to your university, otherwise they'll expel you. i asked him, why should they expel me? i've done nothining wrong. he had no answer to that. he only repeated that i should listen to the university. reporter: renee's consultation with her attorney is sobering. there is no national legal framework for dealing with cases of sexual harassment in schools or the workplace. lu xiaiaoquan is onene of thew atattorneys whwho take on these types of cases. he explains to renee that there is no legal definition of sexual harassment. but he will help her file a lawsuit against the police who failed to help her at the time. the #metoo movement doesn'hahave easasy inhina.. but dedespite the chchallenges, zheng g x

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dave, kaylee. >> rene marsh reporting. >>> let's get a check on cnn money.tures are down following mixed results yet. strong corporate earnings are still up in the air. tesla suffer the the biggest -- suffered the biggest quarterly loss this morning, but investors feared worse. the company burned through $400 million in cash reserves last quarter to ramp up production of the model 3. tesla still has more than $2 billion in cash leftover. investors see more of a sustainable path forward. that is pushing stock up 10% in the pre-market trading. investors take the gain. the stock is down for the year. elon musk is apologizing for the earnings call he hosted this year when he called analyst questions boring and refused to answer others. >>> a joint venture, if you will, between coors and marijuana company called hydropothicary to canada. the marijuana drink will hit store shelves next year. coors expects to start selling it next year. part of the effort to boost sales after revenues have been slowing. other companies are including marijuana drinks as well. >> who

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host: let's go to renee calling from pennsylvania on the democratic line. good morning, rene.aller: good morning. yes, the affordable care act is a big problem. the premiums are extremely high. the companies now are finding a way around them. i have a family member, per company cut her hours and others -- her company cut her hours and others so they don't have to give her health care. she is in the middle of a pregnancy. they try tolace, put a lot of people on medicaid. a lot of doctors in different areas, you don't find a lot that will accept medicaid. in our area, there are very few. another situation is that marketplace, to qualify for those government dollars, that help is very hard to qualify for. people are paying $700 a month for health insurance. and they have to dockable's. -- deductibles. i used to work in health care. they have deductibles of $7,000 to $12,000. that is ridiculous. that is a joke. host: let's go to david, who was calling in from monticello, georgia on independent line. will health care be a top issue for you? caller: actually, no, but i want -- respo

. >> cnn transportation analyst, and on the phone, renee marsh, mary, to you first, the first thing i think on people's mind is how do a ground service agent get behind the plan and is able to take off from an airport. talk to us -- the frightening vulnerabilities of this highlight. >> this person was actually a mechanic, and they are trained and can be permitted and authorize to move the planes to the ground for maintenance. what it was found out that this person was a service worker, ordinarily they do things like hand handle baggage and doing other jobs that don't involve touching the control of the planes. that's a big issue of how the airline security allowed this to happen. >> renee to you on the phone because this was a plane crash, we now know that there will be federal authorities headed in and the statement from the white house. the federal authorities are assisting with the ongoing investigation. tell us what the investigation from the federal perspective looks like moving forward. >> i can tell you obviously the ntsb and the faa are going to be backup here. this really is

. >> government regulation correspondent rene marsh joins me now. the ntsb just had a briefing on this. what do we know about the kind of access this man had? >> he had a lot of access. first of all, kudos to the air traffic control for remaining so calm. you talk about people who have the access to get you to the high security very sensitive areas of the airport. this man was one of them. you have to have a background check in order to get that sort of clearance. certain criminal background if you committed certain crimes, would disqualify you from having that kind of clearance. this is a criminal case right now. the fbi is leading it because it's a criminal case. they're likely transcribing a lot of what you just heard there to get the full picture here of what was going on in this man's head. of course social media is going to be important too. we know the sheriff's department said he was suicidal, but the fbi's going to want a fuller picture. did some specific event trigger him to do what we saw him do yesterday? the ntsb just gave a briefing. w

clearly, they saw that others were not in danger. >> rene marsh, thank you for reporting. stick by us though, when we have the press conference, we want your input as well. scott adams with the west pierce fire and rescue. scott, when did you first learn something had happened? >> we got dispatched right at about 8:54, 9:00 last night. it was very soon after the incident had occurred, very early. >> i can't imagine this is a scenario that you can prepare for, right? it seems so odd and very specific. i mean, how do you prepare yourself to deal with something like this as it's happening? >> well, we do a lot of different agencies. believe it or not, first responders and the first concern is for everyone's safety but once they knew the plane was on the ground and dealing with more of a brush fire type of incident, as you know, it's been in the washington and seattle area. they're dealing with these type of fires quite a bit lately. >> so how difficult was it to get to the scene? we know this was a heavily wooded area. it happened on an island. how difficult was it for your c

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rene in tesco russo, alabama. republican. name is renee, i'm 45 years old, i'm a student at the university of alabama. i'm changing my vote from democrat to republican. time voted for a very long , since ronald reagan was in office. i think donald trump is a decent man. i think him and obama and hillary clinton should have a meeting either public meeting, on a news, in regard to the next president. requirement for the next president should go down to 35 years old. ,s far as asian americans koreans, any immigrants, i don't think they should step foot permanently in america. that is just my personal opinion. historyatched and read and taught history, learned in school, graduated from bennett college, now at the university of alabama. numbers wise, i look at bloomberg. war, russia,, cold saudi arabia, and credit union banks are being looked at. real quick. excuse me, i have asthma. if anybody in america pays off their total debt, working a full-time job with salary and benefits, maybe we can pay off our debt in america without h

. >> un distritodecis por qué en instantes >> de vamos a contar en minutos hola, me llamo rene pérezo gratis para propietarios de hogares y contratistas profesionales para notificar localmente a todas las utilidades para marcar la ubicación de las líneas y tuberías subterráneas para que pueda excavar con seguridad y evitar daños. >> en nueva york un hecho de sangre cuando un taxista encontró a un hombre tirado en la calle. >> el hombre tenía una a puñalada en el pecho. >> muestran cómo un taxista se encuentra con un hombre tirado entre las avenidas, llegó una ambulancia pero el hombre ya estaba muerto, lueima en camill en su rostro y lo que parecía ser una a puñalada en el pecho de >> traste algo así alguna vez? >> no nunca, un hombre muerto en plena calle de >> nunca se había visto eso >> reaccionaron, tecla y clausurada mientras buscaban pistas del arma y del atacante. >> es increíble cómo está la ciudad, no sé qué está pasando. >> a media tarde todavía había sangre en la calle, la ansiedad se apoderaba de muchos. >> presentar una demanda colectiva contra una compañía de mas uas, l

rene marsh, appreciate it.heck in with chris, see what he's working on for "cuomo prime time" at the top of the hour. chris? >> well, you and i disagree about twitter. i say that the tweets matter, especially the president's. you tell me not to go so heavy on twitter in general. but tonight i win. and here's why, anderson. i'm going to make a case tonight. we're going to point out on the magic wall why the tweets matter on two levels. why they may matter to prosecutors and not as opinions but as potential admissions. and why they matter on a larger part of our political reality right now with the introduction of the president's new conspiracy pals of q anonymous. >> i should point out i'm not saying the president's tweets or tweets in general don't matter, i'm just saying your tweets. you need to back off a little bit. you don't need to put your heart into them. >> i stretched what you usually say to effect and to play for advantage. but you are telling the truth. you usually limit it to just to me. it just was

and i don't know who would fill it. >> and rene joins me now. any indication why these areas are the areas that the tsa is discussing cutting? >> well, anderson, we do know that agencies discuss where they trim all the time, but honestly, the big question tonight that congress and likely the american public is asking is what can explain why tsa is focused on these specific programs and whether these cuts are being considered because the threat and risk to aviation has changed or whether it's just an indication that the agency is under extreme pressure to cut costs. it really is unclear why they have highlighted these specific programs, because we've reached out on multiple occasions and the agency has not respond. anderson? >> rene marsh, thanks for the reporting. >>> his lawyers advised against it. the president reportedly still wants to sit down with robert mueller. that decision could reportedly be coming soon. we'll hear from two lawyers who know exactly what it's like to question donald trump, next. come away with me barnabas! but i am a si

sanctions after dawn renee gun the nuclear deal the president has warned the international community to must severed ties with the attack iran trump tweeted the sanctions were the most biting ever imposed and he adds that anyone doing business with iran will not be doing business with the u.s. lazio's former prime minister najib razak has denied new charges of money laundering as he reappeared in court vesta gave his alleged she transferred public money from the state investment fund into his personal account last month he pleaded not guilty to charges of abuse of power. even duke a as been sworn in as colombia's new president he's the youngest leader to be elected there in a popular vote do kerry has promised to revise the peace accord with fog rebels defuse tensions with venezuela and curb the production of cocaine but. today colombia confronts enormous challenges we receive a country in which more than three hundred social activists have been assassinated in the last two years illegal crops have expanded and they have done so exponentially criminal gangs increase their capacity ye

cnn's rene marsh has the latest from washington. >> reporter: dave, this would be a major change for travelers and a shift in how tsa uses resources. the proposal, the agency is considering, calls for elimination of the tsa screening at small and medium sized airports that operate commercial plane was 60 seats or fewer. operating theory is treerrorist are not interested in the smaller airports and they are targeting larger airports. >> big or small against anybody you can go after. so the opportunity to go after a 50-person passenger jet is very attractive. >> reporter: the concern is the lack of imagination for how bad actors could exploit security weaknesses at smaller airports. after our story broke, tsa sent talking points communicating how to respond at airports nationwide. a final decision has not been made. dave, kaylee. >>> police in phoenix have arrested an employee at the facility holding migrant children on charges he mostle mostlessmostles lefted -- he molested a 14-year-old girl. a witness describes seeing the suspect kiss and inappropriate touch the victim to. southwest

sanctions after donald trump renee go on the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal the president is warning the international community is to ties with iran trump tweeted that the sanctions were the most ever imposed. a lazy is former prime minister najib razak has been granted bail on new money laundering charges he denies allegations he transferred public money from a state investment fund into his personal account last month he pleaded not guilty to abuse of power charges. been sworn in as colombia's new president he was the youngest leader to be elected there in a popular vote to pay as promised to revise the peace accords with fark rebels defuse tensions with venezuela and curb the production of cocaine. wildfires in the u.s. state of california are expected to burn until at least the end of august more than ten thousand firefighters are battling the flames which have destroyed homes and forced evacuations across the state rob reynolds has more from los angeles. have. breaking a record set only a few months ago the mendocino complex fire has become the largest wildfire in california hi

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rene marsh broke this story as she always does and joins me now.s is for real. >> it's a real consideration. reaction has been swift. lawmakers are vowing to prevent this from becoming a reality and the industry is cowling this proposal a huge national security mistake. now cnn obtained these internal documents, they're all from june and july. the documents show tsa is considering allowing thousands of passengers to board commercial airports across the united states without being screened and oilt calls for the elimination of screen iing at small and medium-sized airports that operates commercial planes with fewer than 60 seats. tsa did their own analysis and found this would save them $115 million. they say they could use that money to bolster security at larger airports but the proposal doesn't list which airports could be impacted but we know it is estimated to be more than 150. test say screens passengers at 4040 airports. >> so like a quarter of them? >> the way this would work is if you're traveling through a small airport u8d -- both you and

was secretary having various meetings with her staff to talk about preparation for the evening and renee who was born in france, didn't really grasp the american idioms and he was quite concerned about the idea that there was going to be the brain's dinner and he was horrified that he would have to prepare the brain and, indeed, there was the good luck that he was -- he was able to serve beef wellington instead. [laughter] >> i would like to say a word about jackie kennedy and her role in this. she was very much engaged in all these events at the white house. she did post mordums but she had tremendous impact in the white house in the course of my research and writing for this book, i came to have a distinct appreciation for what she had done, she created the office of white house, she established the fine arts committee which was a group of artists, tried to get art and furnishings back to the white house where they originally were placed. indeed, the blue room where she was the hostess for that evening, was really at that the -- on that night restored to where it had been during the ad

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canada's negotiators currently in the united states rene race against the remaining sticking points inmark trade deal which dates back all the way to 1994. the us and mexico agreed to immune —— a new nafta deal earlier this month but 110w nafta deal earlier this month but now mist and trump is piling the pressure on canada saying they could go on, minus their neighbours to the north. what will the resort —— results of these talks tell us about america's willingness to forge out a deal with another contentious trading partner, china. our chief economist spoke with beijing, saying it may be more complicated than we think. it isn't laughing with china. there is a clear intention to increase tariffs on a wide range of goods. next week we will hear about ta riffs goods. next week we will hear about tariffs on another $200 billion of imports from china. the prospect of some chinese retaliation, as well. this thing isn't going away and i think it is only going to get worse. we have seen in the markets, news reports leaking out that donald trump will really impose this $200 billion worth of ta

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. >> joining us to talk about this, rene marsh, cnn aviation and government correspondent. good morning to you. what are we learning about how this happened? >> i will say we have a lot of information, victor, good morning. but there's still a lot of outstanding questions. for example, how is he able to get this commercial plane from the ramp to the runway and then take off? you have to assume he had to be ignoring directions from the ground crew and air traffic control because i can tell you, you cannot taxi and take off without first getting clearance from air traffic control. of course, i can tell you the key thing investigators are going to want to be doing now if they aren't already is looking at all available pieces of video to piece together a time line of how this man was able to do this, get into this plane and eventually take off. when you look at the big picture here, a commercial plane stolen from a major airport in broad daylight really, happened 8:00 p.m. local time, but the sun is still up there in seattle. it is unbelievable. and this is your classic insider

beatriz: los oficiales arrestaron a gabriel renÉ mora de 21 aÑos a quien acusan de manejar de manera >> ademÁs que su auto fue remolcado por 30 dÍas por haber participado en ese tipo de actividades. beatriz: en tanto que a otros conductores les dieron diversas infracciones. >> multas por varias cosas mecÁnicas con sus automÓviles. incluso uno de los conductores, su auto fue remolcado por 30 dÍas. beatriz: ante estos casos, recalcaron los peligros relacionados a las carreras clandestinas y maniobras ilegales con autos. >> el no estar participando inmediatamente dentro de un automÓvil o ser el conductor, uno como espectador grabando este tipo de vÍdeos, de todos modos puede ser arrestado porque usted estÁ participando y estÁ ayudando a promover. beatriz: y la patrulla de caminos le pide a los conductores que denuncie este tipo de actos. palmira: y detrÁs de mÍ tiene estas imÁgenes que fueron captadas por un residente de san francisco. Éste en el estas y lamento del embarcadero 30 una hora despuÉs de las maniobras ilegales en el puente de la bahÍa. pero tambiÉn en richmond la policÍa ar

rene marsh in washington with more. >> all of these internal documents are recent, from june and july tsa is, indeed, considering allowing thousands of passengers to board commercial airplanes across the united states without being screened. now, the proposal calls for the elimination of tsa screening at small and some medium-sized airports that operate commercial planes with 60 seats or fewer. tsa's analysis estimates the move would save $115 million and that could be used the bolster security at large airports. the proposal doesn't list which airports could be impacted but says screening would be eliminated at more than 150 airports. tsa currently screens passengers at 440 airports. the way this would work, passengers and their luggage arriving from smaller airports would be screened when they arrive at major ones because the operating theory behind this proposal is that terrorists aren't interested in targeting small aircraft, they want the big payoff like hundreds of passengers on a large passenger plane but national security experts disagree. they say isis' message is to attack a

this could have been worse. >> rene marsh, stick around. you'll continue to follow sources. we'll check back in a bit. after the plane took off and took off from the airport, witnesses saw it flying erratically. tell us what did you see when this airplane was up in the air? >> my wife and i were in the back alley. we live in eatonville, about 60 miles south of seattle. my wife looked at me. s she knew about the airplane, what's up with that. i said that's a q 400. that should not even be in this area at all. and she started shooting video. i said get video. there's possibly 75 people or more on the plane. we have a small municipal airport in town, not big enough for one of those planes. so it was literally like 300 feet off the ground. and heading south, straight in line with the main drag here. it started to turn and go towards mount rainier, looked like it was going down, he pulled it back up. looked like he was going to circle around to land at our airport. i told my wife, grab my keys and wallet, i am heading to the wallet. i had phone in hand, heading to the airport, he

renÉe discussed some of them.cent others with our customers and sometimes they are tied, his political tax any tax on corporations where corporations will be basically punished with falsely amplified campaigns are doing something which is politically not what rush would like to see. >> dr. helmus, the psychologist jonathan hate gave a speech i saw online briefly called the age of outrage at the manhattan institute where he basically describes a a narrative where there's a lot of things conspiring to manipulate us and invokeke outrage or whatever is going on, with hisve cable news, social media or the like your what can regular americans do to protect themselves against those, whether they be state actors, whether they be individuals, whether with malicious intent and what can they do to protect themselves? there's one thing for the government to do what we can do from a policyo standpoint, what can average individuals, consumers and social media online do to protect themselves from being manipulated by fake inform

with renee, i've got to tell you, i'm really happy with what you've done with the p.r. campaign. it's gotten better, and the social media. i saw the warriors in there, and i had even mentioned one time the giants. no, but i think this is good, and this is an issue about life, and the safety of every citizen of this city. it's long-term thinking, and it's getting way ahead of the project and getting out front on it. i just want to say i'm very supportive of it, and thanks for all of the hard work. i'm clear -- i believe when you give people all the facts, they'll do the right thing. i'm sure this thing will get voted up, and this is a long-term investment for future generations to come, and at the end of the day, people will say we did the right thing. we didn't react, we were out front, and we were on the offense instead of on the defense because normally things happen afterwards. i know when president brandon, and director forbes, we were in new orleans, and you see what happened down there, and eight, 10, 12, $14 billion later, and most people never move back to new orleans, an

rene marsh has the exclusive details. what have you learned? in january, the lobbying group national grocers' association sent talking points to usda officials for a speech that purdue would give to the group. we compared the talking points to the speech. take a listen. >> the talking points included a discussion of how rural grocers "are often the only food store for miles." >> frankly, your stores many times the only stores available for food for miles around. >> reporter: committed to sticking it out not because they're getting rich -- >> appreciate you sticking it out. not because you're getting rich. >> reporter: -- but because they live in these communities and know without a grocery store the community will suffer. they're not driven by wall street, but rather by main street. >> you're not driven by wall street, certainly, you're driven by main street. >> the project on government oversight obtained the e-mails through a freedom of information request. the usda saying to cnn that it's a common practice among speech writers the world over

rene marsh joins me now. these cuts could save the agency some $300 million in the next few years? tonight it raises the question, has the risk to aviation decreased or is this all indicative of an agency feeling the pressure to cut costs. a new internal tsa document cnn exclusively obtained shows the proposal to eliminate screening at more than 150 small to medium-sized airports is just one of several cost-saving measures the agency is discussing. a senior tsa employee tells cnn the agency is looking at cuts that could save more than $300 million in 2020. one cut, reducing the number of air marshals, eliminating screening at small airports, staffing cuts at tsa headquarters, and changes to benefits are also being discussed. tsa did not comment. juliette kayyem, a former official with department of homeland security under obama is concerned. >> ending security at certain airports and ending or flat lining the air malls service are actually inconsistent, because if you're going to decrease security at certain airports, what you would want to do is increase the presence of air marsha

i'm joined by the former united assistant and fulham boss rene meulensteen, who we'll hear from in justis pre—season period. ifi if i was them, i wouldn't come. i wouldn't come. i wouldn't spend my money to see these teams. i wouldn't spend my money. we were trying to survive and to have the best possible results. the passion that many americans have for soccer deserves more. deserves more. deserves the best teams. i think what creates passion is the quality. so mourinho cutting an unhappy figure in many of his post—match press conferences over the summer. is there something brewing at united? no, it is an important reason. we have had the same things after every european championship or world cup, you knew a lot of players wouldn't be back. you had to plan for that in pre—season and probably in the first eight games in the season. in the first eight games in the season. every manager wants his best players there. the it is a big tournament there. they're playing out there in america and want to get the fans out. so he has a point. but you can sense reading between the lines that he is

cnn aviation and government regulation correspondent rene marsh has more. >> reporter: a new internalobtained shows the proposal to eliminate screening at more than 150 small to medium-size airports is just one of several cost-saving measures the agency is discussing. a senior tsa employee tells cnn the agency is looking at cuts that could save more than $300 million in 2020. one cut -- reducing the number of air marshals, eliminating screening at small airports, staffing cuts at tsa headquarters, and changes to benefits are also being discussed. tsa did not comment. juliette kayyem, a former official with department of homeland security under obama, is concerned. >> ending security at certain airports, ending or flatlining the air marshal service are actually inconsistent, because if you're going to decrease security at certain airports, what you would want to do is increase the presence of air marshals or other security features just in case. >> reporter: cnn revealed the most controversial cut, eliminating screening at small airports like this one in redding, california, where brya

cnn's renee marsh has more details in this exclusive report. >> reporter: a new internal tsa documentore than 150 small to medium-size airports is just one of several cost-saving measures the agency is discussing. a senior tsa employee tells cnn the agency is looking at cuts that could save more than $300 million in 2020. one cut? reducing the number of air marshals, eliminating screening at small airports, staffing cuts at tsa headquarters, and changes to benefits are also being discussed. tsa did not comment. a former official with department of homeland security under obama is concerned. >> ending security at certain airports, ending or flatlining the air marshal service are actually inconsistent because if you're going to decrease security at certain airports, what you would want to do is increase the presence of air marshals or other security features just in case. >> reporter: cnn revealed the most controversial cut, eliminating screening at small airports like this one in redding, california, where bryant garrett is the manager. >> since i as the airport don't want to take on t

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let's go to our aviation and regulations correspondent, rene marsh, who joins me now., right? was it protecting the kids to have them stay with an adult in a hotel room, or are they arguing there was something that happened to these kids in that hotel room? >> reporter: right. that is the big question. i mean, the parent, at least the father, is raising this concern that this airline employee spent the night with the children in the hotel. but it's unclear. is he insinuating that something happened during that time? and exactly what is upsetting him? i did speak with people within the industry who say that it appears the airline went above and beyond, making sure these minors were accompanied at all times. i'll tell you that the flight was from des moines, iowa, and supposed to go to orlando. it was diverted to atlanta, due to bad weather. now, the father of the children told our affiliates that he did not hear from the airline throughout the whole process. and the only way that he received any notification was from another unaccompanied minor who had a cell phone and

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the feeling that they're likely of and rené had an observation and asked us a very interesting question while there are no polar bears and none to talk to and no penguins in the arctic. brings all my me at home and down talk to thanks to evolution some penguins do live in warmer climes just to come up across our us but otherwise the birds presence is limited to the southern hemisphere. they never try to venture further north. well for starters they can fly on one wing wouldn't get them very far given the thousands of kilometers of ocean between the two poles although they are pretty decent swimmers. but there is a different explanation for penguins not moving to the arctic. they live off the fish that are in plentiful supply and cold sea currents heading north would mean crossing the woman waters near the equator. and that would probably constitute an impossible barrier. so penguins and polar bears will never meet in nature. they're well adapted to their respective habitats the problem for this guy is that the sea ice vital for catching seals is melting due to climate change polar bears

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. >> reporter: vice mayor cam rene bourque says he is far from the only one against the proposal.in fact earlier this month, mayors from all 19 cities in contra costa county signed a letter saying they were in a position of giving up its power, what's more, they are doing just fine building homes and don't need bart's help. >> bart is an agency that does not recognize what our community wants. and is in no position at all really, to develop property without local input and it could really damage our town. >> we believe in local control but with local control comes local responsibility. and that's a responsibility to build homes, near transit. which this will do. >> reporter: vice mayor burke says they are going to continue to fight assembly bill 2923 which heads to the assembly floor. if it passes, it will go on to the governor's desk. in fremont, maria medina, kpix 5 news. >>> thick smoke billowed from a fire outside the tesla factory in fremont. it broke out shortly after 5:00 near the companies test track. the flames also spread to a small patch of grass. fremont firefighters g