helena sims: evererything is connected to the ocean. we get food from the ocean, protecection from the ocean, our climate, ourur weather i is driven by p processes which are from ththe ocean. s so everythig we d do in a w way or anoththers connenected to the ocean. i it s an intntegral partrt of our liv. wwe're only 455 square kilometes of land, compared to over a million square kilometers of oceanan. ideally you would call the seychelles a large oceanic state. the seychehelles economys driven by tourism and fisheries. they are the two main drivers of our economy. antat: the corals provide a home for different specieies in the ocean, macroinverts, fish species. but they also provide for economic activities, including diving and snorkeling. but at the sasame time, corals protect y your coastline. therere has been a risse in ocen tempmperature,e, and this hahasn impt on yourur corals, because then this leads t to coral bleaching, and then you lose the ccorals 'cause t then you enendp with dead corals. when coral bleach, you obsererve the

so that when i am playing the sims, the amount of eggs in my fridge might have an impact of how my sim's might mean when i am playing madden mobile, when i'm at a game i have access to different players then i do when i am not at again. might mean that if i in that soccer practice, i'm rewarded for all the things i do at soccer practice: i get back to playing my fifa game. we are thinking about this notion of mixed reality not just in terms of geo-services, but how many streams of data are available and how might we use those to streams -- use those streams of data to enhance the playing experience? emily: we have not seen cloud-based gaming takeoff. there is no netflix of gaming , yet. does that change? ♪ ♪ emily we haven't seen : cloud-based gaming take off. there's no netflix of gaming, yet. does that change? andrew: you know, i think the greatest disruptor to the consumption of entertainment media has been the combination of streaming plus subscription. it as change the way we watch tv, the way we listen to music, read books. the notion that it wouldn't impact our industry, i think i

thanks to rob o'neill, tom, kat sims, tyrus and the american audience. "watters world." bannon trashing the first family. excerpts from "fire and fury allege bannon called ivanka dumb as bricks and the president issuing an hic smackdown. he said steve bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency. when he was fired he not on lost his job but lost his mind.

. >> reporter: fire crews are maintaining a fire watch here at the sims management metal prep facility. the flames are out right now, and hazmat teams say the air is okay to breathe. they listed the shelter in place early this morning. the fire erupted deep into the 30-foot pile of scrap metal, sending a massive plume of toxic smoke in the area and more than forebears later crews are -- four hours later crews are still working to put 99 the fire. thousands of richmond residents told to shelter in place overnight as a crews try to get the upper hand on a tough fire fight. they could not get too close due to poisonous levels of carbon monoxide and they also have limited number of fire hydrants. >> it with us at the center most, highest point of the pile. crews tried to make a initial attack. it was unsuccessful because they were. >> reporter: very low in trying to reach 2019, access it with the debris coming -- reach it, and ac success and debris were -- and access with the debris coming down was difficult. the main concern we had as individuals was the pre- existing respiratory conditio

been the best sim you know one would feel for the oldest one is to follow also saying in the garden in which to fulfill boys bush will be getting most of the good that we will build also gets oh yeah. that's right stand in here from a. little more. about it i'm a mug shot of the crowd that democrats i thought before of course and a kid. i'm going to let them but i don't catch them then you can keep an eye on what i have found is each on a first come fall down that i did it in the living. room it was done when i was on the show with a lot of. a lot of the. members of reality i honestly. believe. it's call for specially showing the i knew you didn't pay off the time when terry has said and elaine proves she ought to give a. mile farther than after the whole fuck around mr hate for jim and then lawyer for hope that our freedom in your court. for money. apply for many flips over the years so i know the guy even so i gots. the ball isn't only about what happens on the beach or the funnel school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money just kill the narrowness

this all started around 12 hours ago at sim's metal management on south fourth street near interstate 580. it sent thick plumes of smoke into the air. firefighters are still on site this morning. caltrans tells us this morning that the shelter in place was lifted. tollbooths at the richmond-san rafael bridge will be staffed once again. pete suratos is in richmond, he will have a live report at the top of the hour. >>> a lunar trifecta, a combination super moon, blue moon and blood moon is lighting up skies this morning. this is a live look courtesy of nasa this morning. two of the three of the special moons haven't appeared together since the 19th century. it is expected to peak from 4:51 to 6:07 and we will be at totality at 5:29. we will be live on air so we will bring that to you. make sure you send us your photos of the moon through social media. we are @nbc bay area across all of our platforms. >>> president trump is sticking to the teleprompter as he did last night as he delivered his first state of the union address. >> trump talked about his accomplishments for most of the spe

methods and programs for students but also teachers and we try to create in where in this on the issue of sim it isn't it is a complex phenomenon and we try to like show the complexity we also talk about. the the only students is says of discrimination of all participants of the people looking to relate to feel like it's imminent so we work on issues of identity or belonging and on the next steps we talk for instance about religion and judah is him or the diversity of jewish life in berlin so it's a it's we have a very complex approach which is inclusive grating i see you nodding and i think it's a wonderful initiative that you have that we're hearing about and it makes me think that this is the kind of work that we all have to be doing and if you think that tomorrow's international holocaust remembrance day and part of the resolution was that was created by the united nations in two thousand and five was that. it's not only to remember the holocaust and its victims but it's also to work against discrimination prejudice incitement violence against anyone because of their ethnic background or

and sim it isn't yeah it's more of eliminating muslims and this is and to muslim hatred and they don't want people to utilize this issue as a way to alienate refugees and people who are arriving exhibit me tell us a little bit about how your initiative works to fight anti-semitism you're working in schools primarily right the big part of our work is on education we develop methods and programs for students but also teachers and we try to create in where in this on the issue of sim it isn't it is a complex phenomenon and we try to like show the complexity we also talk about. the experience the only experience is says of discrimination of all participants of the thing people can relate to feel like it's imminent so we work on issues of identity or belonging and the next steps we took for instance about religion and judah is him or the. diversity of jewish life in berlin so it's it's we have a very complex approach which is inclusive into the great thing i see you nodding and i think it's a wonderful initiative that you have that we're hearing about and it makes me think that this is the

as well we prachanda we make id systems and we make sim cards for phones chips and they provide some degree of security as regards the transmission and structuring of data to be our goal is security we're not creating the conditions for a data free for all. it's estimated that about two hundred thousand cyber attacks occur every day around the world. companies like easy candor freend unlocked in a very high stakes struggle with hackers and cyber criminals. one of the most popular buzzwords in the tech world is disruption describing the radical change that all sectors of the economy be at banking or hospitality going through right now but how to react what is a good strategy where are the pitfalls made in germany met up with an executive coach explains how businesses big and small will need to adapt. it's second nature to good surface and something most of us would love to master the ability to respond quickly to changing circumstances. their agility ensures they stay on top. for management coach sabrina ask odone adapting to change is key. it's looking towards the chinese word to cri

data security it's a leading printer of banknotes and it makes chips for credit and debit cards and sim cards for smartphones. i'm not allowed to film in one of their factories but here in the showroom at headquarters it's ok. this is a new card but only had it three weeks because a week earlier somebody in malaysia managed to use my details to get four hundred fifty euros out of my account tough and. if you make payments electronically in the digital world you leave traces if you want super careful your data will be out there you have to guard your digital identity otherwise somebody else might be able to use it. are you saying it was my fault. so i would say everybody is responsible for safeguarding his or her digital identity and we tend to be a bit casual in this area sometimes i know that it's so easy to me. payments online or to pay with a card sometimes careless with our personal data. the internet is internet crime on the rise so. it's massively it starts with cyber vandalism masses of spam mails that are annoying but perhaps not seriously disruptive or dangerous. and then get t

that's the theme behind a series of images by singapore artist sim chi yin.— and spoke to me earlier about why she chose nuclear missile sites for her main subject. the main thing in this project is that i wanted to create land skip pictures and paint them. one is from north korea and the other is from the us and the idea is to ask people to think about how we judge countries for having nuclear weapons and who gets to have what and to get people to reflect on the horrifying situation that we are in. we sometimes forget that the nuclear issueis sometimes forget that the nuclear issue is with us still, not merely a cold war relic. and particularly with the north korean tests in recent months. how did you even go about getting some of these shots? presumably, access to north korean sites is non—existent. presumably, access to north korean sites is non-existent. i knew i could not get into north korea to photograph the sides so i spoke to nuclear academics who study maps, satellite maps about its nuclear test site and munitions races. i plotted a map on the chine

the fire started after 5:00 yesterday evening at sims metal management on 4th street.hat's near cutting boulevard and interstate 580. the plume of smoke could be seen for miles away. a pile of scrap metal 20 feet high is what caught fire, the drifting smoke created an unusual situation at the nearby richmond san rafuel bridge. toll takers were told to shelter -in-place mean ging there was no one -- meaning there was no one there to collect tolls. >>> a san francisco man who runs a dog -- shinji kobayashi hasn't been seen since last wednesday. he walks his clients dog at patricia green park and he was seen at the ballet january 24th. that was the last time he posted on facebook. he had a video of the sleeping beauty ballet he -- he hasn't shown up to meet with clients and friends and something they say is out of his character. >> i've been going crazy because i've never been in this position before to have somebody i dearly love just vanish, and it terrifies me. >> friends have gone to the building where kobayashi lives and they say the building manager was not there an

time to myself and send a special pump on i did not he did use the new sun or do this just move the sim to do all those goofy dumbass and through most of human transformers on. stuff i am also going to just what have yet to happen more and more didn't i find it out so i'm going to fix this one here by that i don't that's your own most poor wish for your money or you could afford more supposing intensified. it is pushing them to read this if you don't know the difference and it's worth going to the fisher m g a just to annoy tips on monday texas and the many of us from regular stick up in the prison in the media and also that sits there about striving. to see the us and. at. least. to touch on that in my house said because she makes a lot of the homes in memphis the surface of the eye focus enough to consider if you. let me express my thoughts if it's that someone that's. what i think it's a good thing for you to have the symbolism here and seamless with us from the form that runs. the city my family have been missing in the crimson from recent years that when i hear his armies of the sn

and mitzie's husband, harold sims, was reputed to run the code word at the u.s. embassy. they were neighbors at the premier residence hotel on connecticut avenue. that provoke a crisis in their marriage. in fact, the daughter elizabeth, betsy who you saw there, i think she married and divorced soon after, but it was almost in reaction to the crisis in the household, where she talked about her father having to decide whether to stay or to go. and hazel never quite feeling the same, of course, after that traumatic situation. brian: how public was the mitzie affair back in those days? hendrik: when you have someone like walter winchell talking about it, it was quite public. there were rumors that she had been planted on him -- i think it was a chicago tribune correspondent who said, well, they planted mitzie sims on vandenberg like they did on ike. the love was sincere, but i think it would have been logical that the british, since vandenberg was plotted with fellow republicans and democratic isolationists to keep us out of world war ii, in 1939, to keep us from aiding brita

going to east india it's sad to go somewhere every day and see more and more proficient times for the sims gives me everything the waves the wind i have to give something back to me and i feel obliged to mishandle many of us are just. one waves of surfers fighting against unseen pollution the seas starting january seventh on t.w. . shift living in the digital age today the future of communications a smart ball for dogs left home alone and a kaleidoscopic vision of cities to come.

merging or if not merging at least learning to co-exist maybe a sim b.o.'s is there a positive coexistence i mean you see them fighting each other especially in eastern afghanistan which is the stronghold of the islamic state a country you see them marching because the afghan taliban a pretty much nationalistic in its outlook they're really focused on afghanistan why the i.a.s. of course with the whole idea of a caliphate has a much broader approach and much bigger international appeal they want to strike abroad as well they're not you know exclusively focusing on afghanistan as do the taliban what does all of this mean for president musharraf's go unused government and just the basic security of the country well i think is really against the wall with respect you know his eye. government is disintegrating there's a lot of infighting war mongering you know amongst his own rings he has fired the one of the most powerful governess in northern but province in december that guy govern not just president gandhi you know if he concept of the capital how can you p

doing the best sim you know muslim would feel fulfilled which one is to fulfilling the god in them which to fulfill boy bush will be the day that we will build also gets. you know one of the things we saw in this entire campaign leading up to trump's election was very little discussion of the facts nobody said look you know you may be the smartest person in the world in your area of cheating people in the real estate market. daschle understanding going on next you have no background i think any you know good economists could possibly have won that election had the press made and attention to that. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch put the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money kill you narrowness and spending three hundred twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think from what i know about the beautiful game my great so will transfer. and thinks this minute. as you read the stand in here fr

the fire broke out at sims metal management on fourth street. you're looking at a map that shows shelter in place for residents. abc 7 news reporter kate larson has the latest. >> we're outside the metal management and you can see the fire department is busy behind me. they're inside the scrap metal facility where anterior 5:00 old junked up cars started to burn. at this time the cause of the fire is under investigation. they're trying to get it under control. you can see thick black smoke coming off the fire. and drifting across the neighborhood. i'm told by the fire department this type of smoke is very unhealthy. unsafe to breathe. that's why we are wearing masks here. we're told neighborhoods in the surrounding area are asked to shelter in place, close windows and doors, stay inside, so that they doegt breathe this unhealthy air. we know the fire department is busy dealing with this fire. but we're waiting to learn more about it and we're be bringing you the latest tonight here at and at 11:00 at abc 7 news. >>> to southern california now th

we reached out this morning to representatives but no one from sims was available to talk with us on camera. ktvu fox 2 news . >>> still ahead, trump delivered his first state of the union address last night, after the break we will go over key issues and how democrats are reacting. >>> a rare lunar event, if you missed it we will show you what the super blue blood moon looked like. >>> within the last hour antonio villaraigosa was endorsed for governor. >>reporter: the news conference just wrapped up with the san jose mayor giving his endorsement to antonio villaraigosa in his bid for governor. it is tran1's first major endorsement -- it is antonio villaraigosa first enforcement where you was picking up more support in los angeles where he was the mayor. he taught her property this city just converted into housing for homeless veterans. tuesday they are politically aligned on issues like housing and the need to narrow the states economic divide. they say that made the endorsement a natural fit. here's what they had to say. >> time and time again, antonio villaraigosa has led with bo

[cheering and applause] her eyes are glassy and her views are sassy, national review reporter, sims. [cheering and applause] 2018 is how much he benched this morning. former bodyguard, massive psychic, tyrus. [cheering and applause] rob, i'm going to ask you to rank the first week from one to kumquats. >> it's an interesting week for sure and i think kumquats. naturally with the coming out, tweet is the best way to talk to reputable people and i use twitter for entertainment and apparently he's a commander-in-chief and there are things i think it's like the things you write the nasty text that you don't send for a few hours but he's getting attention and you can have a sense of humor if that's a way of joking. should we joke about nuclear war? no, but that won't stop. for the point were going to lead to nuclear war because of a tweet then. greg: and what a crazy fun world that would be. tom, i'm glad you brought your best suspect thank you, i'm bringing the sweater vest back. greg: is called the same form. or maybe that is something else thoughts, 2018? >> he said it would be so grea

i'm kat sims and this is my master class.: you ruined a good purse. >> president trump is back inwad at camp david. he arrived earlier today. he returned from a meeting with top gop congressional leaders at the congressional retreat. they discussed how to advance their agenda a mapped out their strategy for the midterm elections later this year. never far from the surface, the book, firing. welcome to america's headquarters.

this is here at the sims management facility on 4th street just off cutting boulevard. the fire started after 5:00 last night. and it sent a huge plume of toxic, black smoke into the air and because of shifting winds, authorities had to issue a shelter-in-place order. it was expanded late last night and it was issued for people living in north richmond, point richmond and the iron triangle. the fire did pose a number of challenges for the crews on the ground. >> we initiated our mutual aid response with chevron, dow and shell oil companies and they're assisting us and we had the increase pressure of water. we're at our max for this situation. >>> and the drifting smoke from this fire created an unusual situation at their nearby richmond san rafuel bridge. there was no one there to collect money at the cash lanes so people driving through drove on through and they'll have a bill sent to them in the mail. as for this fire, it's essentially under control, but crews from the richmond fire department remain out here at this scene sifting through this pile looking for hot spo

. >> it's sim floor jaycee dugard. >> on the outside, this home in perris, california looks like the others on this street, but officials say inside was a house of horrors. 13 siblings were held captive in the house by their own parents. david and louise turpin both now in jail. a 17 year old called 911 after she escaped through a window. neighbors say they rarely saw or heard the kids. all of them were home schooled. >> i just don't understand how people can be so cruel to kids. >> reporter: retired police officer ali jacobs is talking about the jaycee dugard case. she was held captive for 18 years at a home in antioch where she gave birth to two daughters fathered by gur ito. he met with jacobs who felt something wasn't right. >> i called the parole officer who promptly told me that he didn't have any children. >> reporter: the call led to police finding and freeing jaycee dugard from her antioch prison. it looks about the same as it did back in 2009, except the house itself. new owners bought the house years ago, tearing down tall fences in the back yard where jaycee lives. >> if

that fire is happening at sims metal management company on south fourth street. the shelter in place has been expanded now and it now covers north richmond, atchison village, santa fe and the iron triangle. people are advised to stay indoors and keep windows and doors closed. a pile of strap metal about 20 feet high somehow caught fire around 5:00 this afternoon. from chopper 5 we've seen crews using a claw to try to move some of those piles of metal to get at the flames and they are having a tough time doing that as you can see all the smoke coming up. this is video from about a half hour ago from chopper 5 showing the fire flaring up again. you can see the bright orange flames. these fires often can be very difficult to put out and go on for hours because the flames are burning deal within the pile of debris and there is metal melting there igniting and it is very difficult to put out. people are sharing their photos of the fire. here's a picture posted on instagram earlier and you can see the intense smoke coming up. this one shows the smoke from interstate 58

reporter: kirsten nielsen the head of department of homeland security called it a wall sim which some will take a look at considering you have the president say we will build a wall along the southern border and mexico will pay for it and head of dhs saying a wall system and negotiating with congress how to pay for it. >> maybe this is the opportunity, the negotiation you talk about, you give a little, get a little. the base wants that wall. reporter: yeah. trish: joining me right now, former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, karl rove. great to see you. >> great to see you, trish. >> what do you think of that meeting? >> pretty extraordinary i can't remember a president opened up camera to run it at the meeting. they come in at beginning and at the end. trish: i will jump in, karl, we have the president speaking. thank you very much. >> i want to thank secretary shulkin, secretary nielsen and deputy secretary shanihan joining us, as we take another historic step to make sure our incredible veterans and that they're taken care of, that they're being taken care of in a

how the cold weather sim pacting firefighters battling the blaze. >> and for the first time a local, white nationalist, fired from teaching job is speaking out. >> i expected them to act as they did. >> how the former substitute teacher kept his identity a secret for months. >> shots fired i'm hit, i'm hit. >> first look at chaotic police chase and crash on busy highway. your news starts now. >>> and developing story right now. fire fight rear working to make sure a huge fire and row of town homes stay under control tonight. >> how massive this fire was tonight on soft wood ter res olney and if that was not chilling temperatures. >> lauren lauren was live at the scene with us, lauren. >> sarah, tony, bone chilling is accurate. you can see it's frozen in front of the homes they played all the water this say row of taken to homes. five of them. we just learned the cause of the fire and there was a man inside one of them at a fireplace trying to use li lightser nrid inside the fire and he left the door open as he plead and it spread to the outdoor decks in back of home. sky fox was over

sixers win 11, 111 right before the final horn sim mopdz and philly native lowery get heated both rejectednd simmonds shot down a report that the two got heated in the hallway near the locker rooms. >> some mondz brushed it all off. >> maybe it's a philly thing i don't know. they have players. i've seep them play. i'm the same way. i'm not going to let you push me around or person me and say whatever you want just because i'm not that type of player. >> ben simmonds not going to take. >> he doesn't want to be pushed around he can stuck up for himself. >> we'll tell what you got sneaker heads camping out overnight and how much these new kicks will cost you. >> i like that you useded that word. >> and also ahead his book rocked the whitehouse and shot to the top of best sellers list where you can see author michael wolff tonight in our area. plus this♪ plus this♪ ♪ and we're remembering cranberry singer delor is rea reardon that pass away yesterday. we'll have that when we come we'll have that when we come back. coming at you with my brand-new vlog. just making some ice in my freezer here. s

jamal sim mons be, who knows a thing or two about these fights.aucus is not just a trump era thing. i want to point out that mark meadows here is part of the leadership reportedly here within the last few minutes saying they will support the short term resolution. which you heard the congressman say was a sliver of good news. but i would be remiss if i didn't get your response with meadows saying this morning the american people are fed up with short term answers. we need to pass a budget. long term planning makes for good solutions. what accounts for the difference? >> it's yet to see what accounts for the difference. maybe republicans realized they are in charge of the entire government, they have the majority in the house, the senate, they have the white house. the idea that democrats would be the one to face some government repercussion from a shut down is far sis cal. so i think the republicans have realized they have to do their job and keep the government funded. we'll see what happens in the senate. >> my question to you jamal, then the co

. >> it's sim floor >> on the outside, this home in perris, california looks like the others on this street, but officials say inside was a house of horrors. 13 siblings were held captive in the house by their own parents. david and louise turpin both now in jail. a 17 year old called 911 after she escaped through a window. neighbors say they rarely saw or heard the kids. all of them were home schooled. >> i just don't understand how people can be so cruel to kids. >> reporter: retired police officer ali jacobs is talking about the jaycee dugard case. she was held captive for 18 years at a home in antioch where she gave birth to two daughters fathered by gur ito. he met with jacobs who felt something wasn't right. >> i called the parole officer who promptly told me that he didn't have any children. >> reporter: the call led to police finding and freeing jaycee dugard from her antioch prison. it looks about the same as it did back in 2009, except the house itself. new owners bought the house years ago, tearing down tall fences in the back yard where jaycee lives. >> if you feel like s

the demolition of the are doing wall is a sim. milestone but not all of its structure has actually come down yet. danny meets local residents to find out why they were there at the residence to feign see if we need to be in a certain spirits when they themselves have made secure because they're the ones you know but if you look further down the road you'll say another part of the wall that was played up that's on the back of people's homes so what is sexy i'm all what it was about this strive to do that more people at the minute just don't face c.f. up there to come to and. let's just go to states were that one particular tame someone came in and. the people want to. help it when the time was right. join is an area historically notorious for violence. fear that these conflicts may continue to flare up today leads many to seek protection behind the law. but some residents believe that barry is not the solution to today's trouble. but the purpose of where they were first cheap trade by shootings and things of the shop with those. yo

it happened at sims metal management- this is a scrap yard near interstate 580 and 4th street.tially, it's shredded cars that have been burning all officials say this was very challenging because it was not easy to enter the it's a very large pile of scrap metal started in the center of the pile. and this is foot pile so it was very difficult for get in there. and this was not their only challenge....finally, they were the fire and just before 4am the shelter in place was lifted. county officials tested the air but they did not find any toxic materials.important thing to mention here is that no one was injured. in richmond, kron 4. <"we also had some challenges with water supply challenges in the area and hydrants. that required extremely long supply lines to come in to feed the engines trying to fight the fire"> ( james ) thanks camila. we will with you the morning. ( darya ) a san francisco teacher is accused of child endangerment... after he was seen dangling a student over a balcony at an elementary school. andres tobar is a kindergarten teacher at marshall elementary in th

this is sims metal. a scrapyard in richmond. you can follow our twitter and facebook feed for the latest on this fire. >>> we're also just moments away from president trump's state of the union address. this is a live look inside the capitol building as we await his arrival just moments away. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. we expect to hear about the economy and state of security. you can see there the first lady. we're now looking inside the house chamber. we now join lester holt for coverage of the state of the union. >> i have been very active in overturning a number of executive actions by my predecessors. >> i believe that real and positive immigration reform is possible. >> believe me, we have to close down our government with building that wall. i call it the russian hoax. >>> rocket man should have been handled a long time ago. >>> it's the economy, stupid. >> the biggest tax cut in the history of our country. >> he history of our country. hey, a president, can you . >> announcer:

little bigger then that was three years ago but this jacket was already interactive then it has its own sim card so it's even got its own phone number you can send a text and alter the sequence so. the technology has become more sophisticated in distress designed by on your dog on the l e d's are simply sewn into the fabric. the most. important thing is the effect we've got to find a way to make the dress light up. almost sixty years after malaysia detached came up with the idea lees and started working out a high tech costume that might meet the star specifications. for inspiration they visit the archive of the marlena de trash collection in berlin. if. it is on the district here's a very unusual item from columbia studios we have to handle it quite carefully. melinda had a fairly short torso and very long legs she was about one meter sixty seven tall or one sixty eight. centimeter. looks different than mine it is a. bigger. source than yeah yeah this is a. very strong way super small. always stood with a bit of a hollow back leaning back a little. some of the fabric was removed so that th

this is the sims metal management in richmond on fourth street.efighters say this was a tough firefight. this is a huge pile of metal on fire. they are very concerned about the air quality. a shelter in place order was issued for the neighborhood. this fire started at 5:00 yesterday afternoon. the fire wasn't lifted until 3:40 this afternoon. they were very careful when they made that decision. they did a thorough check of the area. >> report of monitoring in the neighborhood where we declared a shelter in place. some surrounding neighborhoods, although there was a very annoying odor, there was no high levels of any chemicals or any toxic vapors detected in the neighborhood. >> they also declared the fire out at 3:40 this morning. look at this foam. huge piles of it out here. quite a mess. they tell us they use 15,000 gallons of it to get this fire out. so it was a tough firefight for them. took them several hours. they have left fire crews to get them home. they brought in relief crews doing mopping up. at this point, they don't know what started

, lindsey graham slamming trump's twitter approach on "face the >> president trump is tweeting very sim pathetically to the iranian people, but you can't just tweet here. you have to lay out a plan. >> have you conveyed this personally to the president? >> i just did. >> reporter: division between the president and congressional republicans will be put to the test in the year ahead as the party faces midterm elections. the president is also aiming for a big infrastructure push, and also looming large, the investigation into the trump campaign and possible collusion with russia. but, as the president strolled the red carpet, he expressed nothing but optimism. >> we're off to a very good start as you know with the great tax cuts and anwar and getting rid of the individual mandate, which was very, very unpopular as you know. we're going to have a great year. going to be a fantastic 2018. >> reporter: congress returns to work on wednesday with another budget battle looming and a determination about whether young immigrants under the daca program will be deported. >>> and transgender individ