a dream a bit of england of a small cafe in england rex it is a really stupid situation for me. but they've got. the franco remains optimistic for her the everyday reality of the e.u. just void of flags anthems and pomp it's what mushers the most. i want to bring you now some breaking news just coming in and a spokesperson for the on roll ethnic group and ethiopia says that at least 50 people have died in violence over the killing of a popular singer a roman musician desa was known for his political songs and had been considered a voice for anti-government protest he was shot dead on monday night we'll bring you updates on that story in later broadcasts here on news and in the meantime a reminder of the top story that we have been following for you this hour hong kong police have used water cannon to disperse activists protesting against the new security law imposed on the territory by beijing more than 30 arrests have been made and with that now you're up to date i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching take care and. go. coming. india there's increasing tension

e rst, as one-time pharma exec john rex put it --doctors were reluctant to prescribe new antibiotics.ntibiotic that hits the very most resistant bacteria in therl what we as a community want you to do with it is sit on it, oksave it for just that rainy day. uspaul: that's becausg a new superdrug too soon could spur the evolution of resistance, rendering the new drug worthless. dr. rex: once we have found this precious jewel, we need to protect it, because every use of an antibiotic, even a correct paul: "stewardship it's called, but not a great way to make money. a second hurdle, said infectious disease specialist lindsey baden -- dr. baden: often, the treatments are short, a week or two, and intermittent, and that's very different than for hypertension, diabetes, hypercholesterol, where it''s a treatment every da for the rest of your life. paul: ok, so why not just hike the prices of superbug drugs, for the sake of discussion, oh, say $10,00a treatment? that's what they're worth, says outterson. kevin: when you consider what gsoncology drugs, cancer dor orphan drugs that are being pri

but the experts at no i soon realized that they needed to learn a lot more about world war 2 era rex and the potentially deadly contents. the researchers investigate every something ship that they find. they try to determine the extent of rust damage and whether any oil is leaking out. they use persuasion laser equipment to measure every millimeter of the record. one of north main tasks is to protect america's ocean and coastal resources this is no one headquarters in maryland marine research or lisa simons is in charge of monitoring rex located in u.s. waters. simons was alarmed by dr at can study she hadn't realized that there were so many wrecks or that they contained so much fuel . well there was a lot of concern that was something that we were we were very aware of because there's been a lot of allegations about the waters of the united states the waters. germany europe japan being full of ticking time bombs with 20000 points on it they're actually 30000 pounds wanted to find out more about that threat things like dumpsites in 2010 and the u.s. congress provided $1000000.00 to h

a dream a bit of england of a small cafe in england rex it is a really stupid situation for me. but the time can remains optimistic for her the everyday reality of the e.u. devoid of flags anthems and pomp is what matters the most. and the e.u. has opened its external borders to leisure and business travel today but not to all countries coronavirus hotspots including the u.s. and russia were excluded from the so-called safe list of countries whose residents can enter the block australia japan and south korea did make the cut however chinese travelers can also enter but only after china opens its own borders it's a difficult summer for tourism dependent businesses in europe with what you residents stay close to home. a brief look now at some of the other business stories making news. the pandemic could cost global tourism and related sectors up to $3.00 trillion dollars in lost revenue according to the united nations the u.n. report says unemployment could soar and some sectors could be wiped out of the stands to last an entire year last year tourism accounted for around $3000000

mattis: when i came into office i was working alongside a son of texas, secretary rex tillerson.we determined we need to really work the -- rework the strategy. "we need toy said continue to deal with the terrorist threat. it is an ambient threat." the primary threat to the country is a clearly authoritarian regimes acting badly. in terms of urgency it would be north korea. in terms of power, it would be russia. in terms of a political will, it would be china. we need to address those accordingly. gen. mattis: when do you think the u.s. will be able to get out of afghanistan? over. you can win a war you can declare a war over. you can order your troops home. the enemy gets a vote. ae idea that you can declare war over and it won't be a bother to me again -- those problems don't stay over there. you have to deal with how the world is, not how you want it to be. david: do think iraq is in a situation where we don't have to worry about what is going on over there? gen. mattis: we need to intervene militarily with large forces less but that does not mean you can disengage. the greate

thfirst, as one-time pharm exec john rex put it?tors were reluctant to prescribe new antibiotics. >> when you inve a new antibiotic that hits the very- most resistant bacteria in the world, what we as ycommunity wa to do with it is sit on it, okay, and save it for just that rny day. >> reporter: that's becae using a new superdrug too soon could sp the evolution of resistance, rendering the new drug worthless. >> once we have found this precious jewel, we need to protect it, because every e of an antibiotic, even a correct use, drives resistance >> reporter: "stewardship," it's called, but not a great way to make money. a second hurdle, sai infectious disease specialist lindsey baden: >> often the treatments are short, a week or two, and intermittent. and that's very different than for hypertension, diabetes, hyper-cholesterol, where it's aa treatment everfor the rest of your life. >> reporter: okay, so why not just hike the prices of superbug drugs? for the sake of discussion, oh, say $10,000 a treatment. that's what they're wort sa

but rex paris says his city's fireworks show will go on unless it can be proven that his plan is not safe. he's trying to stage shows at two sites on city-owned property. he says there would be strict rules about social distancing and face coverings. for more on what's allowed and what is not allowed in the bay area this fourth of july, we have resources for you on our website. just go to abc7.com, including where fireworks are legal and where beach parking lots will be closed. >>> building a better bay area is something we're committed to here on abc7 news, and as part of that is a pursuit of racial and social justice. california congresswoman jackie speier is calling for an investigation into the disappearance of an army specialist stationed at ft. hood. private first class vanessa guillen has been missing since april. her family believes remains found this weekend are hers. as melanie woodrow explains, local and national groups are demanding justice. >> reporter: as questions mount around the disappearance of ft. hood army spermicialist vanessaa guillen, the largest organization i

e the first rex ce very next day -- the first arrestsame the very next day at protests.son was arrested forho ing a flag of independence. who had connectioawere arrested pro-independence youth group. a professor who was one of the founde of the 2014 umbrella protests was fired from a leading hong over his role in the protests. he said this was the end of academic freedom in hong kong. is is from a leading commentator, reacting to the events, rip frespeech in hong kong. our reporter who covers this for "outsi source," good to see you. the 12 people being barred from the elections, what is the significance? >> it is significant because w haven't seen such a large number of opposition candidates disqualified before. and even if remaining oness an run, there question over whether the elections will go ahead at all. some politicians have suggested ponegovernment should po the elections for up to a year due to coronavirus. they say it is a public health issue, but the opposition says they want totop them from winning a majority since they did very well ilast year's ections.ro

rex root a style major measure for life 6 record cold grabber. 28 goals for team 0 there are now these recently left the club and moved on to chelsea . a short i think might be 6 goals for us so i think we're going to miss him a lot we're going to wish him good luck because you him as a great score a great person as well but a team over and i was not the only star shining up front marcel savage so scored 9 goals this season with the best 5 from outside the box upshaw passed and then there's this affair in cuckoo with 13 assists joint 3rd on the league's chart. above all it's a team effort each match days top of the table just 4 defeats all season the same aspirant and the next champions league ticket deservedly booked. some place in the business leaders very important for a team for young team was a big challenge the season because of a grown up enemy and so on sunday easy for young team life 6 1st year under now can smile hungry talented dynamic and successful the foundations are laid and if all goes to plan they'll be built on for their next season. so that's it for today but stay tu

a dream a bit of england of a small cafe in england rex it is a really stupid situation for me. as. the front cover remains optimistic for her the everyday reality of the e.u. devoid of flags anthems and pomp it's what mushers the most. infill cakes there you're watching the w. news live from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through the big stick around we'll be right back. to local. coverage 19 pandemic is disrupting supply chain. getting. reorganize the economic system. made in germany. in 60 minutes on d w. in the us of climate change. because i'm innocent. it seems people. want to be used to they have their future. deep w. dot com african megacities the meeting begins click it or. minds . paint me. i come from names of those who look at me. my own thing. i am an unsolvable bridging. the secret of the sun starts to line 3rd d w. what is the coronavirus doing to the way europeans and americans see each other and the world tonight taking the temperature of transatlantic public opinion not once but twice from before and from dearie the pandemic and already there a

big parties are say traditional parties in a foreign city give it where it is lockstep on the whole rex it issue so it was said in a marriage of convenience already there and then they began did not get the result one might have expected a guess the backdrop of the performance and the handling of rex's and at the end of the day in a forest in the ghettos did the unthinkable that turn the clock back and did it decided to go with the government with the help of the greens is quite quite remarkable and what's even more remarkable is that leader of a rather good the tarnished with former t. shirt and leader of city is a little bit 20 points over each finds ahead of me on martin the ciszek in the kernel pose so what does that tell you about their polling it's extraordinary they want to live very i'll go is so popular now he could walk on water because of his handling of the who covered 1000 business surely after 100 years of the civil war and division in politics and in the door has no been changed that must be a matter of long term significance where i say it you know it we all change with

but it went on for years >> seth: what were your names again, sorry >> rex and germalina i'm not surewas our show. >> seth: i know you are not alone in your inability to entertain right now. this is not a good, safe time to have people over to their house. but you do have a very helpful tip for when things open up again. can you tell us the way -- you basically snoop proof your house from guests. >> yeah. and you can do this by putting -- if you have any medications or something like that, you put them in your -- in the -- what do you call, medicine cabinet in the bathroom if you put marbles or pennies in there and you shut the door, then anyone who opens it, all that's going to come out and it's going to hit your porcelain sink, and it's really funny when it happens and then you know who's snooping through your medicine cabinet. it really works. you've got to try it if you have medication >> seth: have you found that when you catch people, do they come out and sort of -- do they own it do they admit? >> they laugh. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's good because there would be nothing wors

for the tyrannosaurus rest on - - tyrannosaurus rex. >> that's my son. okay. >> does richard burton know about that? >> as a person of color does liz stand a chance? >> no. certainly not for vp and i have some questions about the key policy advisor thing. on the one hand you can say she stands for moderates because she was super left before she focused full time on sucking up to joe biden but you also have to wonder she has been so desperate about it that is she really having influence the x you are a key policy advisor like the tile there was to help you put the table together with a power drill and you say help me sleep you are doing such a good job mommy's little helper just so she would leave them alone i'm not sure i feel how involved she really is. greg: that's a good point. joe is joe and an embarrassment to joe. >> i don't think so because i will say why is elizabeth out there talking more about joe biden than joe biden is? we are in a situation now where people say we are borrowing many against our kids future and i think that's true anymore. wi

post rex a trade deal which could boost the u.k. economy i have to point 16 percent over 15 years i made accusations that the united kingdom is now more of a vassal state of washington than ever before but what if these trade talks turned sour can the answer be found in the world's happiest country as nato governments scramble for socialism to reverse decades of municipal deprivation in the face of corona virus we are talks with professor danny dorling what boris johnson may need to learn about plus health education and equality and the director of columbia university's climate in health program explains why one 3rd of the code is related deaths in the usa the country with more reported cover deaths in any other could have been saved if the trumpet ministration taken action just 2 weeks earlier or the more coming up in today's going underground at 1st as britain contends with the west coronavirus jeffrey capita rate of any g 20 nation what could make britain or for that matter the country it arguably takes its foreign policy from th

mattis: when i came into office, i was working alongside a son of texas, secretary rex tillerson.r, we determined that we needed to rework the strategy. in my case, it was the national defense strategy. and that strategy basically said we're going to have to continue to deal with the terrorist threat. it's an ambient threat. it's just going to be out there. but the primary threats to the country, to go to your question, david, are clearly authoritarian regimes that are acting badly. and in terms of urgency, it would be north korea. in terms of power, it would be russia. and in terms of political will, it would be china. we're going to have to address those, so we wrote a strategy accordingly. david: when do you think the united states will be able to, if at all, get out of afghanistan with our military? gen. mattis: the point i would make is you can want a war over, you can even declare a war over, and you can even order troops home. and then there's something the military says, "the enemy gets a vote." so, the idea that you can declare the war over, you can say it's not going to

a dream a bit of england of a small cafe in england rex it is a really stupid situation for me. to go to. the front cover remains optimistic for her the everyday reality of the e.u. devoid of flags and times and pomp it's what mushers the most. well many countries took up the pandemic it's another picture in the czech republic people have been celebrating a perceived end to the crisis they held a massive public dinner in the capital on tuesday. famed. 500 meter long table the country has. been introduced fairly early on in the. the czech republic or just a few of the $12000.00. 350 deaths. it watching the news don't forget you can keep up to date on our website. as well. no comment. beyond there's increasing tension between humans and. woman a live in stamina to work there when we can be behind a lot more of them and early warning system is supposed to prevent escalation and speed lives on full song. to kingdom come. next on the fly. i know nothing of the dead i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and wishes that we should have been thanks deep into the german culture of looking

the you're the engineer you're in charge of basically landing which i understand is what is it and rex and how many minutes are we talking about 7 or 8 minutes. yep it'll take us just about 7 minutes to get from the top of the atmosphere to the bottom asking people caught this 7 minutes of terror certainly terrifying for me and i'm sure well you know what you are like you're in the great condition today considering you know what it's about to happen now let's say when everything goes well what what kind of area are we going to be looking at where perseverance is scheduled to land the place of perseverance is landing is called just row crater back in the past it's pretty clear from the evidence that we gathered from orbiters in particular that the crater what self was an ancient weight with a river that flowed into it there was water on that filled up the crater that flowed in from this from this river and that river deposit itself that's still there and out even to this day you know the lake is gone. deltas are great places to search for the signs of past life i don't know if you can f

just even the banks seem to have given cover to abstain is this why everyone is doing just this is rex or is it because he has some of their secrets as well who knows it could be both but it definitely the rich you know because the rich they get away with all sorts of stuff because of their money just like in bankruptcy people rich people can declare. see left and right absolved of their debts and it doesn't harm them at all they can go out and get credit later if they want to where if you're a regular person like you and i if we declare bankruptcy good luck and drive to get some credit from that point on so rich people get coddled to begin with plus there's a 2nd set of rules in our country there's rules for the wealthy laws for the wealthy and then there's laws for the poor people and the 2 don't always mix he will probably fall under laws of the wealthy and he has because it shows how the banks cater to him he did sigs that should have been investigated and yet they weren't well that shows he had power beyond just simply being rich guy jeffrey epstein a united nations human rights i

a dream a bit of england of a small cafe in england rex it is a really stupid situation for me. thanks to the front cover remains optimistic for her the everyday reality of the e.u. devoid of flags anthems and pomp is what matters the most. this is the dublin users are mind off the top story at this germany's chancellor angela merkel has been outlining goals and expectations for our country as it as a 6 month stint heading the presidency she said any plan for the economic recovery from the impact of the. needed to be sustainable and to benefit everyone. don't forget you can keep up to date on our website that's when you can follow us on twitter and instagram as well as. i'm british founded you know back in 15 minutes with. the the. eco africa. back to the future when cinci com has become wondering how. it's possible to cope with an instrument. africa above this roof then stingrays a plan to keep soil from becoming defensive and pretend it's the habitats of wild animals shedding an ancient skill that's contributing to a sustainable future eco for the. next doubling. is a master o

the european union's chief rex and the girl who has worn the trade deal with the u.k. now appears unlikely michelle batton here made the comments at the latest round of negotiations in london the sides remain far apart on how to ensure a level playing field between e.u. and u.k. business says as well as on fishing rights british officials say it's for the e.u. to make the next world but they say a deal is possible by september. the u.k. did not show a willingness to break the deadlock. on delivering fuel to the u.k. still refuses to commute to maintaining standards in the. state despite the clear wording of the political evolution very clear we have made no progress. the u.s. and u.k. have criticized russia for launching a weapon like projectile during a satellite test in space the head of the u.k.'s space directorate says moscow's test threatens the peaceful use of space and called on it to avoid any further such testing the u.s. raised concerns about the satellite system earlier this year tensions between the u.k. and russia are high after of report alleging moscow h

small business administration's paycheck protection program part of the coronavirus rex you package known as the keris act has approved more than 500000000000 in forgivable low interest loans for small businesses but the p.p.p. has not restored employment to a level that many expected for a program of that size according to the working paper from the national bureau of economic research coauthored by ray teddy a leading american labor economists. a professor at harvard university and it turns out that basically what happened is that 90 percent of the jobs that this these forgivable loans went to wear to jobs that were not going to be gotten rid of anyway so it was mostly like in the tech sector creative sector where these people were easily able to work from home so they are the ones that got all these loans and therefore their suggestion was that we should have just given the money directly to the people instead of going through this like elaborate scheme of putting it through the banks and then applying for these loans to small business association and administration and then like the w

one of the poorest in the entire country and are now on now one of the lowest in education i think rex 49 percent yes. and yet so here are many african-americans saying in our community where we live many a slew of folks who happen to be for the most part not african-american and doing very well and the middle class and doing badly but then you have us a little bit this is what this is what we find out in further conversations that we've heard in interviews and you know so in their community every single street is named after a confederate general and elgin cross-tree give a talent is called are you ready for this manila. one more. maybe that's a very unfortunate naming rick but i mean. we what do we know about this condi bernard woman scuse me she's that school board member she was shopping online so disrespectful as this man this parrot because it's not like random people go to the school board meetings i mean clearly that man somebody whose parent that has to he's african-american has to drop his kid off at school at robert e. lee high school he's there calling for a name change thi

that are elected so that the farthest left people the farthest right people are like that it was just rex the 2nd reason is that the the new media and the media landscape i mean people with the way the cable t.v. and the internet has worked is that it's made made it so you can filter out everything you disagree with and people can cater entirely to what they already thought and so the result of that is you get you don't get rewarded as a politician by compromising you get rewarded by getting clicks and getting on the the television network that favors your extreme point of view and that's all of those things as incentives come together to make it impossible for people you know they actually do like each other behind the scenes some of them do but that to pretend like they don't assist a sad state of affairs that's because of those forces we have to solve. this coming week is the last for which the $600.00 federal unemployment enhance when is going to be paid what do you think. i think that we're coming to a cliff and i think that and it has to come to an end at some point the problem is t

this is the retail apocalypse, rex brothers a number of days ago.e -- brooks brothers a number of days ago. iu have seared in your memory am sure when american airlines took that path. is that an easy way out? is bankruptcy a constructive process given a pandemic, given a natural disaster? robert: i don't know the answer to that. costsptcy obviously poses on people in our society who have made a debt. i don't think we want to create overall a business environment in which every time there is a depression, there is a wave of bankruptcies and people lose their money or lose some of their money. it is a matter of how society wants to be organized, this particular part of its enterprise. bankruptcy, i think, in the context of something like the covid pandemic has to be looked at as a somewhat different way than in a normal workflow of business activity. i personally don't think the airlines ought to have to go bankrupt. i think society as a whole has to recognize the fact that this is a unique business. it is the nation's only inner-city transportation

the european union's chief rex and negotiate her has warned a trade deal with the u.k. now appears unlikely man made the comments at the latest round of negotiations along that the sides remain far apart on how to ensure a level playing field between e.u. and u.k. businesses as well as on fishing rights and that 93 year old a german man has been convicted for his complicity in the murder of more than 5000 people at a nazi concentration camp during world war 2 he worked as a guard in his late teens he was handed a 2 year suspend the jail sentence it is expected to be one of the last that's the iraq trials those are your headlines prison lives continues next to that report from russia on an annual inmates singing competition i'll have a news hour and half an hour journey that by. the. recently released. to the us. that is. nothing against it in general you're going to. squeeze into those things more. normal the show to the readers these public you dealt with the. change the pseudonym you can use reason to is going to examine it's the same deal an agreement and more pressu

minutes between 880 towards 101 and the golden gate bridge, that early-morning roadwork along 101 both rex and hear the waldo grade has been picked up and through traffic is moving nicely with no delays. overall, things are moving well at marin. that is a look at your morning drive. it is going to warm up once we get here. >>> >> that is right. you know, my alarm went off and i woke up and i thought what day is it? it is friday. we made it to friday and we're so glad about that big temperatures are cooler today but we're looking at temperatures warming up to above average for this time of year for our weekend. right now you can see it is a great start once again, so looking at low clouds in areas of fog and around the bay and then we have things around the inland locations. in the 50s to 60 degrees in concord with clear skies looking at 59 in oakland and 58 for livermore and san jose, 57 in san francisco and santa rosa is 53. through your afternoon, we are cool, cloudy and breezy along the coast in the mid 60s and mid to upper 60s around the bay. it is cool and partly sunny to mostly cloud

. >>> in the meantime, peter rex is his name. he's a billionaire founder and ceo of rex teams.xas so his employees can have better lives. why? well, he was in seattle and that's more than 44% more expensive to live in than austin, texas. let's bring peter in. peter, great to have you with us. i'm sure there's more than just the cost of living but that is remarkable. is that what drove you out of seattle? >> thanks for having me. there's really three main things that drove us out. the first is i want to be a service. that means i have to find a place for my employees where they can buy a home. second is i want a place where the american dream is still flourishing and liberty reins and is a business-friendly environment. the third is i'm looking for the next big wave, the next 30-year wave. the last 30 years has really belonged to seattle and san francisco in technology. with microsoft and amazon. but as a ceo and investor, i need to think about where the next wave is going to be. i think it's going to be elsewhere. ashley: describe for our viewers what it was like in seattle in

got mexican border governors in states like baja, california, in other states like where ed is that rexse in infections that we've seen in border areas, like california, texas ands a razz and they are fared that americans could cross back over and make the outbreak work. the outbreak on both sides is why the u.s. and mexico have agreed to keep the land border between both countries close to all non-essential travel until at least august 21st. >> a huge step. there's usually a lot of back and forth across that border. matt rivers, thanks very much. >> yeah. >>> the coronavirus task force is keeping a very close eye on 12 cities that show a concerning rise in covid cases. we'll speak to the mayors of two of those cities next. t-mobile and sprint have merged. and t-mobile doesn't just have a bigger network, but a better one than ever before, with scam protection built into its core. introducing, scamshield, free from t-mobile. get fewer scam calls. period. with t-mobile's supercharged network, you can say goodbye to annoying scam calls, and feel free to answer your phone again. hello you g

john rex is a retired : pharma executive. >> we are seeing people hospitalized for extended mes.g where you're going to use a lot of antibiotics. paul you mean because : antibiotics are being used for the patients of covid for a secondary infection or to prevent it, that means resistance building up more quickly? >> absolutely. any given bioticn -- any gi antibiotic, you could think of it as having a relatively finite lifetime. resistance develops to everything. >> so this need to have a robust renewable pipeline of antibiotics has really never been greater. >> doctors like alan see thll needhe time in their patients, like lar heart transplant last august, followed two months later by a bacterial infection. >> a case of klebsiella, which is one of the more highly drug resistant organisms outhere. paul so drug resistant, it's : sometis called a nightmare bacterium. withntravenous ertapenem (one -- >> it had come back. what we thought was gone just so of been hiding. if you are limited to one or two drugs and they don't work, then what do where's your options? ,ul: today after six

>> if i could project ourselves to jurassic park, if we could raise a red flare in front of a t rex andile in front of him and we buy some time for the biden campaign to run in clean air and run a more positive campaign, biden wins that day or that week. we've been able to do that. we were able to prosecute what the president did at west point to the point that, when he got to tulsa, he threw a tulsa toddler fit and relitigated his victory over the ramp as if it was the landing and anszian. we're in a different phase of the campaign now and in a persuasion phase. we're trying to move a percentage of republican voters and republican-acting independents away from trump and into the biden column in key states. >> john, who funds you guys? where does the money come from? >> it's all public. we raised almost 17 orr $18 million last quarter. our average donation is $45 or $50. we're proud of the grassroots support that we're generating. when we started this, craig, we had budgeted -- we raised $25,000 in the first few days of announcing this back in december. we raised $400,000 just off a twi

john rex is a retired pharma executive. >> we're seeing people hospitalized on ventilators for extended periods of time. and that's a setting where you're going to use a lot of antibiotics. >> reporter: you mean because antibiotics are being used forts the patif covid for a secondary infection or to prevent it, that means resistance building up more quickly? >> absolutely. any given antibiotic, really, e u could think of it as having a relatively finfetime. resistance develops to everything. >> so this need to have a robust renewable pipeline of antibiotics has really never been greater. >> reporter: doctors like boucher see the need all the time in their patients, like larry parente. heart transplant last august, followed two months later by a bacterial infection. >> case of klebsiella, which is one of the more highly drug resistant organisms out there. >> reporter: so drug resistant, it's sometimes called a nightme bacterium. he was treated for two weeks with intravenous ertapem, one of the very few drugs, if not the only one, for his infection. a month lar... >> it had come back. so

i actually just got done speaking with the assistant chief here rex hale who tells us there's been af 4 buildings that have suffered damage because of this fire breaking out. they said they're still where this fire began and how it began there are some reports out there that it started in a garage area and was the result of a possibly. somebody trying to start a fire with in a garage whether that was through a grill or what not. is remains to be seen but anyway, as you pointed out before. this is a condensed area where the pacific heights area we're on washington street right now a lot of these homes and residences are right on top of each other lieutenant first is the assistant fire chief tells me the reason why this fire moved so quickly through these 4 buildings. >>was because there's a lot of wood in these buildings a lot of wooden staircases a lot of wooden walls, the structures of design very so it made it pretty easy for this fire to move through, but they were able to get here pretty quickly to god. take this fire and get it and are contained within a few hours. right now we

. >> yeah, rex paris is the mayor of lancaster says the show will be safe with people encouraged to enjoy the display from nearby in their cars. >> who the hell are they to come up and into lancaster and tell us what to do? this gives them a distraction family it thhem in t local residents have maked reactions on the idea though. other cities are live streaming their fireworks shows so they can be enjoyed from the safety of home. >>> all right, it's about 6:48. and here's gianna with another check on traffic. >> good morning. if you are getting ready to head out the door and you typically take 580. still pretty busy this morning. the delays kind of have shifted though from that tracy area more to in the altamont pass area. some metal debris in the roadway westbound 580 around north flynn and it's been blogging lane for a bit but they're out there trying to clean it up. but it's causing some delays there. already see a lot of some and go traffic in that area this morning. give yourself a few extra minutes this morning. also 84 the road. southbound. we're seeing our typical slowing as you h