sirens wail trombone music today, compton is on the up.lives below the poverty line, butjobs are coming back and there's a sense that things are starting to turn around. will works as a community activist, trying to stop youngsters from ending up in gangs. i see you! you know i'm going to come over there and give you a hug. i love you! i love you too, girl. keep up the good work! this is really nice! i'ma definitely do that. i'm a mother who lost sons and when my kids got killed and other mothers' kids got killed, they came here and he helped us. i didn't have no money. she lost two sons within 60 days and that's where her motivation comes, to get out here. she's also out here in the trenches with us. compton's youthful mayor aja brown has made it her mission to transform the image and the economy of the city. in 2013, early into her first term and after 16 killings injust four months, aja brown decided to hold a crisis meeting. she put a call out to the bloods and cripps to try to bring about a truce. it was rocky at first. you know, we h

they activate the warning system.>> reporter: the sirens did not go off. the contra costa county sheriff's office said it never got notified by richmond fire to turn them on. contradicting with the fire department said. sirens and other notifications going out an hour after the fire was still too late.>>> as soon as you see like smoke from in the industrial fire there should be a shelter in place for the people in the area.>> reporter: san pablo alert -- shelter in place updating the map several times.>>> no 911. no alarm. >> i don't know what the universal place is to get a warning.>> reporter: residents can sign up for alerts on the community warning system page.>> if you don't know it exists they won't sign up. once you do find out you have to figure out how do you sign up for it. i think that is something that has been inadequate.. sign up going to cws alerts.com. originally there were no medical calls reported because of the smoke. -- fortunately.>>> people around the bay area and across the country got to enjoy a beautiful site early this morning. a

we have about 120 sirens across the city, multiple languages programmed into the sirens, we can operate an individual, trigger a group of sirens and then i think you all know the history, it was put in place in 1942 during world war ii. in 2005 we used homeland security grants to revamp the system to have a robust process of imminent threats alerting. and we use social media. media follows us, traditional media follows on twitter. if we put out something on social media and twitter, it's picked up by traditional media and amplified. we use facebook, we have about 4,000 followers, not as big of a presence and use next door. i don't know if you're familiar, there are 230,000 users in san francisco. that's been a very -- a good way to enhance communications to neighborhoods if there is an event. and then we can also use the integrative public alert and warning system. this is managed by the federal government. this consists of the wireless emergency alerts, it got a lot of attention after the incident in hawaii and has the emergency alert system we partner with radio and tv to put out emer

the sirens are off in the distance.s being arrested at the border is coming down significantly. us border patrol said it stopped 44% fewer last year than in 2016, of the journey still kills hundreds annually. here at parque ecoalberto they are hoping it will end up saving many of those lives. it has certainly given the guest tonight pause for thought. that was seriously one of the most difficult things i've ever done in my life, however, if you are planning to come to this area here isa planning to come to this area here is a guide to some of the things you can do and see around mexico city. top of our list would be the street food. you will see tacos, quesadillas and all sorts of things. it is cheap and delicious but make sure whatever you are reading is made in front of you. and if you are feeling really brave, head to the market and try a handful of crunchy scorpions or grasshoppers. the food at the museum is in a pretty suburb and it is where the artist was born and it is where the artist was born and lived a long s

the sirens came from all different directions. >> did try to terminate the pursuit by trying to stop it. however, that was unsuccessful. >> and cops felt that maneuver may have flattened the suspect's tire and all three were rounded up within 20 minutes and taken back to santa clara county in the back of the squad car. and in san francisco carnell bernard abc 7 news. >> two developing news now on the possible carjacking suspect who led authorities on a chase from oakland across multiple highways to antioch this. photo was taken where that chase ended on elcorn way near deer meadow way and police had the vehicle stopped with the suspect inside who was possibly armed. we'll keep you updated as new developments become available online and on air on abc 7 news. >>> oakland police are investigating a possible murder-suicide tonight. abc 7 news was in the rock ridge neighborhood not far from keith avenue and mcmillan street. this is where officers responded and heard gunfire when they arrived at about 10:15 this morning. they found a man in his 60s and woman in her 70s, both dead from guns

but about half an hour ago we heard the sirens.e it was a regular metropolitan police department siren. but come to find out, based on the response from the secret service in and around the west wing that something had happened and now as we know, the according to the secret service, this car hit a barrier trying to access -- we imagine trying to access the white house complex. but was not ultimately successful. >> and in fairness, where you are in washington, there is almost a constant ring of sirens. you have sirens all over. it is very hard to know what is actually an emergency around you. but we've got pictures here of various shots on the white house. and look, we're not giving away any secrets. there is an immense security presence at white house all of the time. i want to bring in sean hennry from crowd strike and he is a msnbc security analyst. and i'm looking, sean, at a list of white house security breaches, back to 1963. there have been a lot of in the last several years. and security at the white house is increasing in

it was an entire corridor with sirens going off at every gate.hen you had buckets lining the hallway because place was leak. it was like being in a horror movie. chris: the government standing in the way of the rebuilding airports. we ought to be on a path for privatized airports and privatized air traffic control. that's how we'll have beautiful, big shiny new airports. kennedy: if you injected private capital. the cartel they are running with transportation is laughable. lisa: if you are concerned about spend and cutting our deant deficit, you have -- our debt and deficit. but everyone is terrified to do that heading into the term elections in 2020 as well. chris: nobody will touch it because they are afraid of what it will mean. kennedy: last word, tom. tom: cut ply benefits, i'll vote for you. the party panel is returning a little later in the show. next up. president trump refused to release the left's memo. i will ask judge napolitano what to expect next in the memo it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but wh

activist say sirens and notifications going out an hour after the fire was still too late. >> as soon as you see black smoke from any industrial fire, there should be an emergency notification shelter in place for the people in the surrounding area.>> reporter: police and out and alert, richmond police tweeted to shelter in place. >> i am not on twitter. now 911, no alarm. >> i don't know at the universal place is to get a warning.>> reporter: residents can sign up for alert on the community warning system page. >> if you don't know it exists, you won't sign up and once you do find out you have to figure out how to sign up for it and i think that is something that has been woefully inadequate. >> reporter: you can sign up by going to the alert page, fortunately there were no medical calls reported because of the smoke. >>> reports of the flu coming out each week, doctors urging everyone there is time to get a flu shot. >> they said they ran out and we are not getting more because flu season is almost over.>> pharmacies are out and apparently not getting any more of the vaccine.>>> the

. >> reporter: the phones at siren has been nonstop but in many cases siren says the reports are false. >> it is important for community members to not spread something that hasn't been verified. >> reporter: i.c.e. verifying arrests has been made. this after libby schaaf put out a warning this weekend that i.c.e. raids may be coming to her city. the deputy director saying the oakland mayor's suspicion to publicize her auto decisions about i.c.e. operations put i.c.e. officers at risk. he went to on to say this reckless decision was based on her political agenda with the very federal laws that i.c.e. is sworn to uphold. mayor schaaf saying that her priority is for the long-term well being of oakland and i know that our city is safer when we share information that leads to community awareness. cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> happening today your chance to play a role in the national debate over the future of air we breathe. the epa is holding a public hearing on the trump administration's push to repeal the clean power plan. this starts at 8:30 a.m. at san francisco's main library.

he wishes police had gone door to door so they knew more than just a siren was going off. but just after 3 pm the shelter in place was called off.sot robert marshall/contra costa co. fire "it turned out that there was very, very little material in the rail car itself so it didn't really pose a huge hazard to the public."rail crews then got in to repair a valve that is believed to be the cause of the leakstandup dan kerman/pittsburg 116-126 what authorities don't know is how long that chemical had been leaking from the train car before it was discovered. in pittsburg, dan kerman, kron4 news. (steve) now to a big story that's breaking tonight: we've just learned... more than 150 undocumented immigrants have been arrested in northern california since sunday.(pam) and oakland's mayor... remains right in the middle of the controversy. grant lodes is here with the latest numbers... and new reaction from both sides. (grant) immigration and customs enforcement agents say despite those 150 plus arrests the past couple days...there are more than 850 undocumented people that have eva

almost as soon as zach got back to his desk, warning sirens went off.n zach knew what that meant. if the tsunami was heading to his town of kuji two miles inland, what was it going to do on the coast in noda where georgia was? >> what had happened to georgia? had anyone in her town survived the tsunami? >> coming up, zach knew he had to find her and a world away zach's parents still hadn't found him. >> this can't be happening. are you sure it's where zach is. >> when "dateline" continues. olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. keith morrison (voiceover): friday morning, march 11th, 2011. >>> friday morning, march 11, 2011. in nashville, indiana, john and terry whitcomb had barely had a sip of their morning tea when the news jolted them awake. >> this is a very powerful earthquake. the images are stunning out of japan. >> an epic earthquake hit northern japan,

he wishes police had gone door to door so they knew more than just a siren was going off. but just after 3 pm the shelter in place was called off.sot robert marshall/contra costa co. fire "it turned out that there was very, very little material in the rail car itself so it didn't really pose a huge hazard to the public." (grant) a man...accused of shooting three people in the east bay...has been arrested. jermaine hicks was taken into custody last week in atlanta. he faces attempted murder charges and is currently awaiting extradition to the bay area. the shooting was on market avenue in north richmond...back on january 22. police say an argument may have led to the shooting...which injured three people. (vicki) on the peninsula... two men are behind bars..in connection with a double-fatal shooting. 20-year-old devin lum...was arrested on suspicion of two counts of murder... and 23-year-old guardado duff ...was arrested on suspicion of being an accessory. the incident happened sunday night on hillside blvd... in the unincorporated community of broadmoor. authorities have i

he wishes police had gone door to door so they knew more than just a siren was going off. but just after 3 pm the shelter in place was called off.sot robert marshall/contra costa co. fire "it turned out that there was very, very little material in the rail car itself so it didn't really pose a huge hazard to the public."rail crews then got in to repair a valve that is believed to be the cause of the leakstandup dan kerman/pittsburg 116-126 what authorities don't know is how long that chemical had been leaking from the train car before it was discovered. in pittsburg, dan kerman, kron4 news. (pam) as stoneman douglas high school students prepare to head back to school tomorrow -- lawmakers in florida getting pressure to make changes to gun laws . coming up... how lawmakers across the country are joining in the debate. (steve) distracted driving comes in all forms... and some behind the wheel know they are breaking the law.. others are not aware. coming up: what you need to know about cell phone use and more. (pam) the cost of raising a child is on the rise . ... more than 2

[ siren wailing ] hey. what's going on? uh, i... i just dropped my go-bag.'re the new rookie. yeah, how did you know? detective, right? not quite. [ door buzzes ] welcome to 15. whoo! whoo! [ cheers and applause ] aw, put it in a cage, peck. come on, buddy. yep. yeah, thank you. thank you. yes, i feel very special. it's a wonderful day. uh, i would like to introduce our newest recruit here at 15. this is duncan moore. [ applause ] there you go. great. okay, so, you're part of the family now, rookie. i'm sure you know what that means. mm. no. no? we do not have to like you. we don't have to be nice to you. and we can make fun of you whenever we want because, when it really comes down to it, we'll always have your back. oh. and i have yours...sir.

also today, siren, an immigrant rights group, is planning a protest here at the morgan hill i.c.e. office at noon to protest what they claim is retaliation against immigrants. live in morgan hill, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> following the deadly wine country wildfires,santa rosa is paving the way for new housing in the fire-ravaged neighborhood of fountain grove. the city council just approved the rezoning for the 237-unit project after receiving reassurances it would be built to the strictest fire codes in the state. the tubbs fire destroyed more than 5,000 homes in sonoma county in october including the historic round barn for which the housing project is named. >>> california senate leader kevin deleon received a significant boost in his insurgent bid to defeat challenger senator dianne feinstein. the service employees international union, a very prominent labor union, announced it is backing deleon. that's because of his positions on a $15 minimum wage, immigration and environmental activism. supporters of a plan known as "calexit" will be outside the state capital today, to rel

shop and right next door, a best western hotel that was full of guests who woke up to the sounds of sirens an the smell of smoke. >> about 3:30 this morning, the fire alarm goes off. and i'm like what the fudge is that? we got out, got dressed and headed out. we headed out into the hall. you could see the smoke coming in. we went out the lobby and there was everyone. >> evacuees tell me it was a scary thing to wake up to hearing the loud sirens. smelling the smoke filling their bedrooms. as of right now, firefighters say they do not have any injuries to report. the investigation into what caused this fire is really just getting started. they still have to put out all the hotspots and then firefighters and fire investigators will go into the building to try to determine a cause. for now, live in old city, i'm randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> still an active scene there. thank you, randy. >>> meanwhile, a woman in her 70s is dead in the fox chase neighborhood. firefighters responded to this burning home last night. you can see there the intensity of the flames. it took crews about 90 minute

siren, red lights to use to get attention and people out of the way as president was coming through. with that, we can look at another car that came after world war ii and was used by a few of roosevelt successors. looking now at 1950 lincoln cosmopolitan used by truman and john f. kennedy for a short period but often associated with dwight eisenhower. as originally built convertible. did not have plexiglass top that has credited to eisenhower, he saw vehicles in europe during the war. it is not armored the war is over now. no thought of security or at least thought to it be a vital concern. but it does provide protection from weather. so in the event of rain or snow the president can have some protection. otherwise it can be taken away and all the panels neatly stacked into the trunk but it doesn't have to be used and that would allow the president to stand up in the car. a couple of handrails on the back seat that would allow them to wave to crowds. which explains the rectangular windshield. that is of all things a bug shield. so as the president is standing up there waving to crow

we did hear sirens.was going on. we did hearsirens. eventually, didn't know what was going on. we did hear sirens. eventually, we were freed by swat teams taken for processing to a local hotel where we we re processing to a local hotel where we were kind of asked a few questions, did we see anything, do we know anything, and so forth, and then we we re anything, and so forth, and then we were released not long ago, about an hour ago. the day unfolded in the morning, we did have a fire drill, so morning, we did have a fire drill, so it is interesting that we had a fire drill towards the end of the day, we'll know exactly what to do, we grab ourthings day, we'll know exactly what to do, we grab our things and really, and that's what we did. there was an announcement to evacuate. but 30 seconds later while we were outside, we heard shouts, code red, code red, which means locked down, and we had to just which means locked down, and we had tojust run which means locked down, and we had to just run back to the

several things you wouldn't see on a typical car, a siren in front, red lights as well to get people out of the way as the president was coming through. with that, we can look at another car that came after world war ii, and was used by a few of roosevelt's successors. we're looking now at a 1950 lincoln cosmopolitan that was used by president harry true man, even by president john f. kennedy for a short period. but it is most often associated with president dwight d. eisenhower. it was originally built as a convertible. and the president thought that the -- the war is over now, and security is not a violatital co. it does provide protection in weather. rain or snow, the president has protection under there. you can stack the panels in the trunk, and doesn't have to be used. that would allow the president to stand up in the car. handrails are in the back of the front seat that would allow the presidents to stand. that explains the other window up there too. this is, of all things, a bug shield so as the president is standing up there and waving to crowds he doesn't get a face full of

can you stop with the siren are already?hank you. >>> a new report shows american workers are making more money but not because their wages have gone up. the economic policy institute says between 1979 and 2016, average earnings increased about 30% but not because of higher wages. instead researchers say it's because people are working more hours. most people worked 7.8% more hours per year in 2016 than in 1979. and the lowest income workers upped their hours by more than 24% during that same time period. >>> they say a dog is man's best friend but for one family their dog, rex, is a real-life hero. >> rex is my hero. here's my angel. >> rex was shot three times protecting his teenaged owner from burglars. the story of how rex is doing now coming up next. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can

lawrence coming up (siren welp) coming up coming up(siren welp) lexus start getting over to your rightturn on lincoln and you can stop on the right shoulder.san francisco police department's richmond station focuses their attention on speeders near golden gate park i'll next edition of people behaving badly (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. bay if you drive (steve)if you drive around the bay its not hard to notice cars zipping by you at break neck speeds and wish there was a cop waiting up ahead (pam) well, with stepped up enforcement and a little federeal grant money, you might just get your wish .. 50, 50 692 . 10-4 with the maroon trim on the side that's the one 50 is the estimated speed and 50 is actual speed and 692 was the distance from the officer you see san francisco police department's richmond station are looking for speeders and on this day its on the presidio parkway bypass both directions continue straight make a right turn on the next streetthe speed limit on park presidio is 35 yet speeds on the curve easily get up to we have you o

sirens. four miles downstream.lly following and trying to catch up. to the next through ballymena, many locals lined the river bank. from the water at the galgorm castle golf course. for sick children. boy and his family. democratic party memo over the fbi's russia probe. presidential election. contained classified material. 0ur washington correspondent david willis explained more. involving a former trump campaign aide called carter page. that was back in 2016. release this republican memo, but he decided to do so anyway. and the fbi and not publish the democratic memo. democrats are up in arms. the president has something to hide. for claims of lack of transparency. why am i telling you this? why do we care? and russia to influence the outcome of the 2016 election. as he was concerned. that's not quite the case. nearing its conclusion. it's as clear as mud! if you're sure! however, is it likely we will ever see more of this democratic memo? will it ever see the light of day? he will put it out, as he did the repu

first responders usher them to safety as an air raid siren underlines the arjan seen as the escape yet. the government's four year long aerial siege of the rebel held in place has intensified in recent days. with hundreds killed and injured and to national observers say it marks a new epoch of violence. we are witnessing some of the worst fighting of the entire conflict and the widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure including medical facilities double joy as received reports of attacks on five hospitals in eastern go into and is working to verify these reports of the casualties. syrian opposition leader begged for an international response saying the atrocities amounted to a war crime this the boy these children had been pretty good for the game is doable . because of the bumbling of this in every gym and you're on the militias and the russian. forces they are claiming that these are generous these are children and that it will fight for years. the bloodshed is so relentless here unicef issued a blank statement in response to the u.n. agency for children said words couldn't

and there have been shots fired on campus at school there are police sirens outside i'm in the two room and the doors are locked. i want to shut up i say this is catastrophic. and on the eve of a catastrophic game broward county history it's devastating i'm sick to my stomach . prayers for the kids families and friends affected by the florida high school shooting. no kid should ever have to go through this please pray for florida love you all and hope everyone is safe. love each other you may never know when it may be the last day myths are won. the british government is being accused of turning its back on interpreters who helped its military in afghanistan many of received death threats from the taliban saying that they can't remain in their homeland has been speaking exclusively to an afghan interpreter whose bid for asylum in the u.k. has failed. they only give me the notice for deportation they told me that you have to leave the country so they're going to send me. i will do differently because abdul barry was a front line in ten percent with british forces in afghanistan from two

at 5:08 pm, the fire department was the first agency to put out a community alert including having sirens placed around the city to go off. >> dispatch called the sheriff's department and they activated the system.>> reporter: the sirens did not go off. the sheriff's office said they never were notified to turn them on. contradicting what the fire department said. activists say notifications going out an hour after was too late. >> when you see black smoke from any industrial fire, there should be an emergency notification shelter in place. >> reporter: police sent out an alert and police tweeted out the shelter in place, updating the map. >> i am not on twitter. now 911, no alarm. >> i don't know with the universal place is.>> reporter: the fire department said they can sign up for alerts on their community warning page. >> if you don't know this you won't sign up but once you do find out you have to figure out how to sign up for it and that is something that has been woefully inadequate. >> reporter: you can sign up on their page, the fire department says there were no medical calls rep

right now it is pretty calm, but earlier in the day there was sirens, rocket sirens going off up herehe ball is in syria and iran's court. israel says they want to deescalate the situation and we'll have to just wait and see. >>> all right, ian lee there, it is interesting when we talk to him, we talk about syria so much and it's right behind him. >>> we'll have more exclusives on the front line in syria, we'll be right back. tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i need to shave my a1c. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® works like my body's insulin. releases slow and steady. providing powerful a1c reduction. i'm always on call. an insulin that fits my schedule is key. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ i can take tresiba® any time of day. so if i miss or delay a dose, i take it when i remember, as long as there's at least 8 hours between doses. once in use, it lasts 8 weeks with or without refrigeration, twice as long as the lantus® pen. (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tres

the sound of sirens since ground familiar in this region she states quake is one of dozens to strike the area in recent days and as the cleanup begins people favor now the major trauma could strike again and for more now let's bring in safety and security expert ross feingold he is in taipei this evening hi ross so this earthquake it struck in the middle of the night tell us about the damage that it's done well as you indicated several buildings have partially collapsed and there's apparently a lot of road damage as well and in recent hours we've learned that there's a number of water main breaks which has led to localized flooding as well as power outages where power lines have been cut so the overall damage toll seems to be increasing as the hours go by partially that's because the earthquake struck close to midnight and also the initial rescue efforts were focused on those larger buildings that collapsed and now rescue workers are getting into a more broad area and seeing a further extent of what the damage actually is how well prepared are taiwan's authorities for in a bit like t

for seventeen years the wail of sirens has provided a disturbing soundtrack to afghanistan's suffering often the fast response to violent attacks like this one at a government office last month ninety five people were killed and hundreds were injured when the taliban took aim with a car bomb. the united nations has been counting the civilian cost of conflict in recent years in two thousand and seventeen he managed documented ten thousand four hundred and fifty three civilian casualties and nine percent decrease from two thousand and sixteen. there is this reduction is an important step but i must emphasize that two thousand and seventeen was the fourth consecutive year where the mission recorded more than ten thousand civilian casualties much of the violence has been the work of a result didn't taliban and the americans of militants linked to the islamic state area this month security officials raided an i.a.s. hideout packed with explosives. of the more than ten thousand victims last year many are so young they have known only a world of war. the sixty eighth birthday an international

. >> gun shots of october 1st still haunt jessica, making fireworks and police sirens tough to tolerate. 35 days in the hospital, some touch and go, parents and boyfriend by her side the whole time. disney family rallied around, sending mickey and minnie mouse for a visit. central valley sent supports too. reinforcements helped but don't let smile fool you, still fighting her way back. >> because i look like myself, like i did before it happened, they think she's fine, back to herself, which is not true. only about 50%. but i'm going to keep fighting. because it's my only option. >> she won't fight alone. in irvine, abc7 news. >> what a story. >> triumph. >> and resilience. >>> turn to the weather forecast. still warm. >> even tonight it's warm, sandhya. >> it's been unusually warm but going to change. live doppler 7 right now, obviously don't have rain in the bay area. eighth day of record highs. entire month so far seeing records daily. 82 in gilroy, tied in kent field and san rafael at 74. temperatures right now still in comfortable zone. most in 40s and 50s. 58 right now in san fran

screaming sirens activists in eastern ghouta say this is as bad as it's been.an hear the shout and crying of women and children through the windows of their homes and the missiles and mortars dropping on us like rain. there is nowhere to hide from this nightmare in eastern ghouta. a generation has been born into the war. dozens have been killed by it in the last few hours in eastern ghouta. over the years of siege, they've set up a network of underground hospitals. this girl, named in arabic "angel", escaped the worst, but will have to go back to the streets to get home. and this is her area. explosions with a regime plane dropping what appears to be a barrel bomb, unguided — an indiscriminate killer. the syrian regime denies attacking civilians. it says it's trying to liberate eastern ghouta from terrorists. eastern ghouta is a sprawling mix of concrete suburbs and farmland, starting about nine miles east of damascus' city centre. the syrian rebels who have controlled it since 2012 include several islamist militias, including one with its roots in al-qaeda. ea

well we also got another statement because the sirens went off in the north in the past hour and they targeted according to that statement twelve targets and according to that statement they detail it in syrian targets and ukrainian targets we don't know if that incident now is still ongoing but also the syrian state t.v. has confirmed that everett's were carried out over there tell you can you tell us what exactly is israel's involvement in syria. there has been a lot of talk a lot of talk in the past couple weeks about a possible escalation on the northern border that has to do with the changes in the developments in the syrian war now what the israelis have said on and on doing all the time is that they want to avoid that the ukrainians can entrenched themselves through has through their own bases in the south west mainly in the area near the occupied israeli golan heights so this is why we've seen in the past they said that is that it has carried out an strikes against hezbollah weapon transfers and other . places in syria but this is the more serious incident right now at least w

all the sirens. finally got a championship.uper bowl champs. >> after all these years, you can't call us a loser anymore. you can't say hit. >> that's all. that's all. can't do that either. >> we won, we're super bowl champions >> first of all, you can excuse the fan and we apologize that that came out on air. but they're incredibly excited. they are lit. unfortunately that reminded with the word that he said but nevertheless. we brought it home for jerome. we're the super bowl champs of super bowl 52. let's see if we can reestablish contact. this is a live broadcast these things happen. we apologize for that. but these fans are excited. >> reporter: yes, they are. let me tell you, check out broad street right now. they're going crazy already. that's up near walnut and a little bit further up the block. we got fireworks going off. we got police sirens. turnpike around now we'll go south on broad street. you see everybody headed this way. fans everywhere coming out from the bars to celebrate. and check this crowd out. southbound