police say the security alarm was tripped but neither the alarm company nor her husband notified law forcent over and drove over to check on the place, and it seemed secure. so they thought something was wrong with the alarm system. >> reporter: so it wasn't until morning that you're even alerted? >> correct report roar the alarm was no doubt tripped the when burglars cut the line to the security system. that put a slew of businesses in the shopping center on ice for while. >> you got no phone lines? >> yeah, no business right now. no phone. >> reporter: no phone. you can't even do business beca did. >> yeah. >> reporter: almost exactly two months again january 22nd, burglars him kim tan by smash through concrete wall out back making off with jewelry. here the thief in act n response the owners fortified that wall with metal pime, the rook simi d their act to the rooftop. >> brazenness of these crimes, repeat crime in one month, you know, just very alarming. >> reporter: diane told police she and her husband moved their jewelry store here from at adams avenue about year ago because it

this was the scene last night in the 26-hundred block of south grant street. police say one person was killed in the 2 alarm blaze. another occupant was rushed to the hospital, with life-threatening injuries. crews say the conditions inside the home, hindered efforts to put out the flames. the fire grew to 2 alarms, before put it out. the cause of the blaze is still under investigation. witnessing tragedy can take a toll on firefighters. but there's now a place they can go for stress relief. a 15-acre facility - called the "center for excellence for behavioral health and recovery." - opened yesterday in upper marlboro.. firefighters from across the nation suffering from p-t-s-d and addiction can be treated at the first-of-its-kind center. it's estimated, one in five firefighters will suffer from p-s-t-d during their career. at the center, patients will work out in a gym, and will get help going through detox. firefighters will use insurance to pay for the services. we are following a developing story in north korea. japan says ballistic missiles, that eventually landed in the sea of japan. the launch comes

. >> twenty-four hours, so, american enough time to get to the border and to get across before the alarm was sounded. >> now authorities say if the two are in mexico they may be disguised as missionaries which could help them blend n cummings is facing charges for aggravated kidnapping and sexual contact with a minor. >>> if you watched, ncis last night on cbs you saw a show featuring organizations sending veterans on the trip of the lifetime free of cost. >> it is something, um. >> yeah. >> wait for this a long time. >> it is called, honor flight, non-profit dedicated to providing vets with honor and closure. now one of the local heroes to benefit from honor flight is henry marini drafted in 1943 at the age of 22. the nine five-year old and his brother both served in world war two. the two vets were given a trip veteranhe world war two memorials in washington d.c. >> i never expected to go a lot of them went on their own, but this is a special, place and it wouldn't be the same place if i wen myself. >> just a good feeling, for them, that somebody, that somebody cares, and somebody shows, y

the security alarm was tripped but neither the alarm company or co-owners notified authorities. >> he sent a family member over and drove over to check on the place and itre so they tt something was wrong with the alarm system that it still wasn't warning. >> reporter: that you were notc. >> reporter: burglars hit this store back in january, by break go through a concrete wall. owner secured that wall with the metal plate no in either ca. >>> police believe they have identified more students involved in the massive fight last week at race/vine street septa station only we were there as at nearby ben franklin high school to investigate. police are using sophisticated surveillance systems to identify folks through a dozen current and also former studts students, from string theory charter school were injured, meanwhile passengers who ride the subway say they are keeping a watchful eye. >> when i see a problem, i go back out. i have to. it is scary. >> you are a minor. they say we cannot do anything to think something should happen. >> school district officials tell us that they are coop

police say the security alarm was tripped but neither the alarm company nor her husband notified law enforcement. >> he sent a family member over end drove over to check on the place, and it seemed secure. so they thought something was wrong with the alarm system. >> that it wasn't until morning you're even alerted. >> correct. the. >> reporter: alarm was no doubt tripped when the burglars cut the line to the security system that put a slew of businesses on ice for awhile. >> you got no phone lines? >> yeah, no business right now. no phone. >> reporter: you can't dean business right now because of what these guys did? >> yeah. >> reporter: almost exact toll months ago, january 22nd, burglars hit kim tan by smashing through concrete wall out back making off with jewelry tears the thief action in. in response the owners fortified that wall with a metal plate. this time, the crooks simply moved their act to the rooftop. >> the brazenness of these crimes. repeat crime in one month, you know, very alarming. >> reporter: diane told police and she and her husband moved their jewelry here fro

police say the security alarm was tripped but neither the alarm company or the co owner notified laworcement until he arrived to open up on monday morning. >> he said family -- sent a family member over and he drove over to check on the place it seemed secure. so they thought something was wrong with the alarm system. >> reporter: so it wasn't until morning that you're even alerted. >> correct. >> reporter: burglars also hit the same store back in january by breaking through a concrete wall out back. the owner for tide that wall with a metal plate this time the crooks just went to the roof. >> ♪ tonight our hank flynn takes look behind the scenes at a no non-profit feeding need in our area. its leaders, volunteers are worried about its future. the proposed federal budget cuts could lead to to big cuts for the non-profit here's hank. >> reporter: pretty important -- whoa,. >> so my belly. as fast as i eat as fast as it comes right back out. >> keep them coming, though, right. >> thank the lord. >> thank jesus every day. >> reporter: gratitude is the attitude for robert shaw and everyo

the white house. he then tripped a sensor alarm. the problem here is even though the alarm was tripped and there was an investigation into it, he wasn't detected. he snuck behind one secret service post, moved closer to the white house and an officer did come to investigate, but this intruder crossed over east executive drive, jumped another white house gate, it was a guard post that is not routinely staffed. likely wasn't staffed that night. and we understand that he was on the ground of the white house for at least 15 minutes before finally being caught by these secret service members. obviously a huge breach that as this investigation is unfolding, we're learning more information about. we do know at this point, the secret service is undergoing a formal mission service review to see how this exactly happened, how the multiple alarms were tripped and how the intruder went without detection for 15 minutes and now the secret service is conducting that review. how did that 26-year-old evade secret service for more than 15 minutes. >> he was spotted simply walking around the whit

the alarm company nor the her husband notified law enforcement. they asked a family member to stop by and check things out. he saw nothing. they were getting signal issues with the alarm thes. they thought it was malfunctioning alarm is why they didn't call the police. >> reporter: your hours later getting here because of that. >> right. nine hours later, eight hours later we're finding out about it. >> reporter: back on january 22nd burglars him this store by smashing through a concrete wall out back and making off with jewelry. here's security camera foot footage of that thief in act. they put up a metal plate. the crook moved their act to the rooftop. >> it is scary, and it's like someone familiar with the community to do something like that. >> reporter: diane told police she and her husband moved there long time business here from adam avenue about a year ago. because it seemed quieter, safer. now they've been hit twice by professional burglars. still they will carry on. >> i have to open, you know. >> reporter: you want to keep the business open. >> yeah. my life is here. >> reporter: your life is here. >> this is your life this store. >> yeah. >> reporter: the burglars cut the lines to

was. we see the evidence of that now looking back at it but even they seem to have realized their sounding the alarm was futile. people couldn't hear it. a few days before the election, john maddes posted got all that get news from this page, be advised that groups from macedonia have planted fake headache stories about hillary." now, this has been previously reported, previously discussed around the campaign as if that foreign influx of sort of noise and vitriol was all commercial traffic. people in foreign countries who didn't care about the u.s. election but they're writing this story to troll for clicks to get gullible u.s. policy junkies because they wanted the ad revenue they could get from clicking on their stories. and there's a commercial element. that's some of it. but we now understand much more about how russian intelligence piggybacks on commercial hacking and commercial trolling efforts. it's part of their m.o., it's what russian intelligence does, particularly russian military intelligence. we also know the bernie administrators who went through this in realtime, at least some of them

he was spotted by other surfers who quickly raised the alarm. ckly loaded onto a jet ski and picked up by the people around carried to the beach and then paramedics and doctors worked on him for 90 minutes. shocking his heart five t before eventually briing ton the beach? >> yeah they did it right there? >> just incredible footage. now, 9 news australia was covering the story and they are giving a lot of props to the 13-year-old surfer who initially spotted him floating face down in the water. here she is visiting kevin in the hospital. >> i would just like to yell for help and the guy came over and flipped you over and he was laying on top. >> if it wasn't for her, they don't think kevin would have survived. >>> head over to maui hawaii where the guys have had enough adrenaline for et the tide re take a dip. g toide is e very quickly things get very dangerous. >> i really just got out of that. >> ha he's pointing at the white water, i just got out of that. that was not tunone of the bigger waves. the bigger waves are coming, mate. >> maybe you s

first thing that i heard after the alarm was the winds. >> yes. >> outside this morning, you can hear it outside, gusts could be as high as 50 miles an hour, that's why there is a high wind warning, instead of the previous wind advisory, in effect for our region for this morning, and that's in effect as you can see there until 10:00 a.m. it is all of the count that's have kind that far pink purple color there. wind advisory, for the rest of the region. checking on our wind gusts right now, it is 44-mile per hour gust recorded this hour in philadelphia. 38 miles an hour in wilmington, close to 40 miles an hour in atlantic city. and many of them tropical storm force. now, with the cold front coming through, the sprinkles are noted in berks county, that's the county i was trying to recall. anyway, you can see, from the flag how windy it is with 31 millepore hour sustained winds, sunrise time now 6:32, temperatures are still on the mild side this morning. but they'll be falling throughout the day. and we're still going to gave you a seven out of ten, because things will calm down little b

three people involved and they know that because the security alarm was triggered when they got to theat security officers saw them on surveillance video but they only found two men, they say. they believe a woman was also jumping with them and that she got away. this is the hilton. we're on taylor, you know, that area. this is kind of the tenderloin, lower, where they jumped and we want to give you a live look at just how tall that north tower is. and that's where they safely jumped from in the middle of the night, surprising everyone. officers tell me the people that they took into custody, the men are in their mid 20s. one has a local address. one has an out of state address and again, a woman, they think, got away. the officer investigating this tonight tells me this is a first for him and he has been doing this for 18 years. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> they have an amazing top floor view up there. you just don't have to jump off the building to get it. >>> president trump returned to the capitol last night for the first time since inauguration d

the alarm was raised, concerns raised about it not arriving. creens somewhere over north wales. initially there was concern it had ditched into the sea. the search was narrowed down. in atrocious weather conditions. it's raining hard at the moment. on the mountains visibility is down to less than ten metres. despite that, the volunteer mountain rescue despite that, the volunteer mountain rescu e tea m despite that, the volunteer mountain rescue team managed to locate the helicopter this morning along with the five bodies of the people on board. the whole area has been sealed off with the police blocking the few narrow roads that run into the few narrow roads that run into the mountains here. this is what north wales police have had to say today. you will be awake to aware of wales police have been leading a search operation since yesterday evening. there is very difficult and hazardous terrain involved in the area of south snowdonia. poor weather has been hampering the search with some horrendous conditions reducing visibility to less than ten m

the fence of the white house was on the grounds 16 minutes or more before he was taken into custody just steps from the main door to the mansion. the source says the man set off several alarms but was able to avoid other sensors. we're going to get the latest from the head of the house oversight committee who launched an investigation. congressman chafe fetz is standg by along with correspondents and analysts. >>> let's begin at the white house with jeff zeleny. there is no evidence still but the president clearly not backing down on his wiretap claim. >> wolf, the president is standing by those allegations, now two weeks old, that president obama launched some type of a wiretap on him at trump tower. this became a subject of a question today at a press conference the president held. this has been debunked across washington, republicans and democrats alike. this could have been an opportunity for the president to get this over with. that's not what happened at all when he was questioned by a german reporter today. let's watch. >> a government official in london rejected white house claims on the wiretapping, on you, on trump tower, on trump organization, on members of your

. >> some of the things that we heard today are very alarming. the response was pathetic at best. and it's almost -- it's just downright embarrassing to watch it. >> the news 4 iteam reports that plans for an fence will not be changed based on these recent breaches. >>> let's head over to the live desk with some dramatic video of a plane crash. >> take a look at that. look at what happened when a plane crash landed. it's a smoky scene there. this is at an airport in south sudan in a town called wow and that's because all 43 passengers, six crew members, they survived this. 37 of them had to go to the hospital. most though discharged. that accident blamed on poor visibility that led to the plane colliding with a fire truck during the landing. in a town called wow. back to you, adam. >> certainly. thank you. >>> today the department of homeland security is expected to announce new temporary restrictions on overseas flights to the united states. take a look here. the new rules will restrict certain electronic devices from being carried on board. the restrictions only apply to foreign

the women's sufficient raj movement. also endorsed opposition was nancy pelosi leading the movement and it was democrats who sounded the alarm giving a thumbs down and asking, what next? >> this was a steve bannon on steroids with a smile. i mean, started out with alternative fact. i inherited a mess from barack obama. no, barack obama inherited the great recession. then you go from there to taking credit for things you had nothing to do with. all these new companies are adding jobs, and then close it up with a bunch of promises that you'll never keep. >> the speech and reality have never been more detached than a presidential speech. it really doesn't matter what he said. this is like the campaign. he says one thing, but as he governs it's another. >> does the sure it does. but so far every republican idea to replace the affordable care act would reduce the number of americans covered despite your promises to the contrary. mr. president, folks here in kentucky expect you to keep your word. because this isn't a game, it's life and death for people. >> and protesters could also be seen gathered in front of the white house. ro

fence and wander around the grounds for 20 minutes before >> some of the things that we heard today are very alarming. >> the response was pathetic at best. and it's almost -- it's just downright embarrassing to watch it. >> news 4 i-team says ambulance for an updated white house fence will not be changed based on these recent breaches. >>> department of homeland security expected to announce new restrictions. certain electronic devices will not be allowed carried on board. royal jordanian air liens put out an advisory saying nonmedical electronics now have to be stowed in checked baggage. >>> and new temporary restrictions on overseas flights in the united states. >> these new res those electronics from certain countries as we just mentioned and we'll have more on that on the nbc washington app but now we want to get another check on your weather and traffic. >> let's get a look on the roads with melissa in a minute but first let's check in with sheena and chuck. a little rain drops out there. >> not a lot of rain drops. you could almost count them. >> i could count them on my way here. i had the wipers on but you don't

the first place? >> apparently because they found a laptop in his book bag after it was being screened. laptops are supposed to be taken out. even though the body not set off the alarms submit to a pat down. tsa says the boy fully cooperated. because of the americans concerns, two police officers were called to oversee the process. the pat-down took two minutes for a 11-year-old boy with shorts and a t-shirt seems like a thorough check. the mom said he was patted down excessive excessively. she went on to say that she felt like the agents were traumatizing her son for no reason. shep? >> shepard: tsa claims they have reason for doing the pat-downs. >> yeah. an undercover audit revealed some major lapses in airport security in the past couple months. so earlier this month, tsa eliminated five methods used important pat-downs in exchange for a much more comprehensive approach. at some airports, the searches included more appropriate contact. but gizmoto asked about general contact and said the new protocol does not mandate the touching of passengers genitals. so even though the tsa followed the rules of patting down the 11-year-old, it appears to most that private area

officials telling us it was a hoarding situation and because of the stuff in the house and around it, firefighters were unable to move around easily and it took a while. was a two alarm fire, about 50 firefighters and it took half an hour for them to put out the flames. neighbors tell us it was a couple in their 70's. >> very sweet and from new england. they used to always let my daughter pick their beautiful roses. >> the hoarding situation slowed the process of them getting inside. john: one person was pronounced dead. at aroundstarted 11:00 last night. the cause is under investigation. up this boarding exposed home. back to you. jummy: we will stay on top of you with all of the news happening near you. head to wjla.com to sign up for alerts and you will receive a message on your phone whenever something happens. traffic.t a check on how do the roads look? we have quite a bit going on. we are dealing with two beltway accidents. through the alexandria area, we cleared the crash but we have to up on the outer loop. that will cause a problem for you towards the wilson bridge. and through the prince george's side of the capital beltway, the kenilworth avenue and the pa

the kansas springs po springs post acute center. >> we heard, i think it was glass, shattering, and then the fire alarm where the alarm started beeping. >> there was a fire at canyon springs post acute facility, and jasmine wong was inside entertaining the residents. police believe somebody was spoking a cigarette in a room with a oxygen tank nearby, andnr it caused an explosion and fire. delores harris rushed over to check on her mom being treated here. >> i jumped in my car and broke a couple laws to get over here and to see about her. >> fire crews say employees had to evacuated 125 patients. harris was concerned about her mom who had dimension. >> i know she is pretty disturbed about it, 100 years old, i am sure she is worried about it. >> san jose police investigate the cause, and patients from the rooms are being treated in another part of the building. in san jose, lonnie reveiverriva news. >>> abc7 news was at east ridge little league fields in san jose where family and friends paid their respect to frank navarro. he was fatally stabbed while working security at a bar last month. people at last night's memorial remembered nav

was the scene at pick creek boalg -- bowling links. the action cam was there as the wall collapsed during the three-alarm fire. firefighters are on the scene trying to understand why the building went up. >>> a substation was damaged by fire last week, crews are working to get the repairs made before the storm hits. >> let's turnover to karen rogers and see what's coming our way. >> reporter: a nor'easter, heavy winds, storm tracker 6 live double scan, we'll be busy with double scan tonight. not today, it's a dry day. as we look down the shore there will be key concerns, this is a coastal storm, it will bring strong winds and heavy rain and beach erosion to the shore. cold air is locked in place, winds are light at 3 miles per hour, the ocean temperature is significant, this time of year, 41, as the low hugs the coast, we'll bring in the warmer air from the ocean that will add sleet to the mix. satellite and radar we'll start with clear skies, we see the clouds are buildings. we have two areas of low pressure, one to the northwest, one to the southwest, as this moves across the country it will die out and give

led him to conclude that members of the president's own transition team were swept up in incidental surveillance of foreigners. after discovering that, he was so alarmed that he rush today the white house to disclose it himself. he said the president was taking heat. well, later that day president trump claimed he had been vindicated for his now debungt allegation that he was wiretapped by president obama. nothing nunez has disclosed confirms the president's allegation. but his bizarre attempt to provide coverage, the morning thing has led many to believe that he could have obtained his information from someone at the white house itself. as i mentioned today, we learned where nunez sold that and how he snuck to secretly meet with his source. well the washington post reports on the night before his press conference, the chairman of the intelligence committee was on his way to an event when the evenings plans abruptly changed. after taking a brief phone call, he swapped cars and slipped away from his staff. from there, nunez proceeded to the white house. he defended the move saying, it was the most convenient secure location with a computer connected to

the grounds. alarms sowned. anderson was previously arrested tuesday when she tried to scale the white house fence and got tangled by her shoelace he and then thursday they arrested her by lafayette park for violating a stay away order. > here's live look outside and it is foggy out there. a little bit of light rain at times as well. a look at your workweek forecast. >> we are a far cry from where we were temperature wise yesterday and we'll start to grad reply move back to the 70s tomorrow. i think everybody is going to be happy about that. i'll show you the maps, 47-degrees right now at d.c. winds are fairly light moving in from the east, northeast and they will remain light as we get into the next 24 hours or so. satellite radar showing you the wet weather. i'm not talking heavy widespread rainfall for tonight tonight. here and there a few showers. we will start tomorrow to see a little more rainfall primarily in the later part of the day, but i can't rule out that you won't see a sprinkle or two in the early morning hour

alarm fire tour through the afc fitness. the fire started just after 11:00 this morning on grant avenue. we spoke with members who said they weren't sure if the false alarm was real, whether it was a real fire alarm. they also said there was chaos while everyone was trying to get outside to safety. one witness says he thinks he saw how it started. contractors using a blow torch on the roof. >> those flames can shoot, ten, 12 feet. so if you're not really careful, you know, they probably were professionals but accidents happen. >> the two people hospitalized are being treated for smoke inhalation. >>> there's a live picture right now at that scene. afc issued a statement tonight saying they are committed to rebuilding the facility and they're employees are working to accommodate the displaced members. that scene right there still active as firefighters are hitting that structure with water but as you can see, it has been devoured by flames. >> not quite as cold out today for workers at the wholesale produce market. temperatures are up and the wind has died down a bit. we'll have to wait longer for a warm day on the beach, though. we have a look at cape may co

the past. this time, once again it was united in condemning north korea's increasingly reckless behavior. in the strongest strongest terms. north korea's provocation is politically alarming in that it was made in the midst of shock and anger to the assassination of kim john using a tank weapon ban by the cwc chemical weapons convention. perhaps the leaders may have believed that these continue provocations they help advance by gaining leverage as a whole, but he was wrong. it will only further deepen north korea's isolation in the path of self destruction. i'm quite certain that the leader will painfully realize how great is serious miscalculation he has made and he will soon pay the price for what he did. we will continue to work closely with the united states and japan, china, russia, and other members of the community to step up our sanctions and pressure north korea so they will feel the real pains of the sanctions. and thereby change their outlook and it eventually abandoned the nuclear weapons and missile programs. thank you. >> again, as i've said before, i will respect if you respect us. we will keep this because of the sensitivity on the issue just of the north

the three-alarm fire was called before firefighters got control of it. the fire. we can tell you no injuries were reported. >>> and then this, a three-alarm fire on a north philadelphia street forced the evacuation of almost an entire block of row homes. the action cam at the scene. another scene 6200 block of arch street quick work by firefighters kept the fire from racing up and down the street. >> by the time i got off the phone it was an inferno. it was an inferno that quick. >> reporter: christian kicked in the door on the ground floor of that burning building freeing a man who was actually trapped inside. christian said the man ran away. firefighters say the building housed a carpet business, the rugs fueled the fire. no injuries were reported. investigators looking into the cause. >>> a philadelphia native and member of one of the most popular musical groups of the 70s has died. joni sledge a member of sister sledge was found unresponsive at her home in arizona on friday. they are known for their break through album we are family which went platinu

called maintenance to report a fire alarm going off in an apartment when maintenance arrived they found smoke and by the time fire fighters arrived the apartment was on fire. >> we have had, several apartments that have been, impacted by this fire, and the fire went to two alarms there, was a manpower for assistance while helping to control and contain it. >>> people who live in the affected apartments, removed to a community center for time being. >>> a person is in the hospital after being hit by a car in mount laurel overnight. crash happened around 3:15 this morning near route 73 and fellowship road. the pedestrian was taken to virtua hospital in marlton that person's condition is unclear this morning. the driver did stay on the scene, the crash is still under investigation. >>> this morning a teenager is in the hospital recovering after being shot. the 13 year-old was shot at point blank range in philadelphia's nicetown section. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria huff shows us surveillance pictures of the men police say are responsible >> reporter: friday, 10:30 p.m. police say a 13 year-old boy was grabbing food with friend inside of the

the president was counting on. >> the house is voting. >> reporter: but they they weren't voting. when he was holding his photo op with truckers, the alarm sounding on capitol hill. paul ryan postponed the vote to repeal and replace obamacare seven years to the day after it was signed into law. a setback for millions of americans looking for clarity. tonight republicans will work to resuscitate the bill with the president dispatching his top aids to capitol hill. >> i'm desperately trying to get to yes. i think the president knows that. >> reporter: even gop opponents optimistic they can still save it. tonight the white house says it's confident this bill will pass with a vote possible as early as tomorrow morning but right now our nbc news count shows more than 30 republicans would probably vote no which would doom the bill. all of it as the latest official government estimate shows it would save less money than the original gop plan. lester. >>> thank you. we want to bring in our political director chuck todd. how big of a set back is this and where does it go from here? >> it becomes a huge set back if there's no vote tomorrow as the

1,000 feet and got all the way to the south portico entrance where he was finally stopped by a uniformed officer. officials say the man triggered motion detector alarms but they say the officers on duty thought that was the movement of animals on the grounds, a frequent occurrence. the next day, the president said he felt safe. >> secret service did a fantastic job. >> reporter: but congressman jason chaffetz says his staff has information that the man may have actually tried to open the door. >> this one scares me. the length of time that this intruder was able to be on the white house, hiding behind a pillar and actually even going up to the door, that scares me. >> reporter: 2 1/2 years ago a fence jumper managed to get inside the white house. the homeland security review blamed that lapse partly on understaffing leading to low morale and attrition. among changes coming, making the white house fence five feet taller. but some former agents have suggested the secret service is now stretched thin, protecting trump tower in new york, the president's weekend retreat in florida, and the extended trump family. adding to the bad news, the secret service

there was -- after that there was smoke everywhere. >> reporter: we met him in the emergency room at marin general hospital. he is the neighbor who heard the alarmshed in and saw a 49-year-old woman lying unconscious on the floor. first he tried to pick her up. >> but she was so hot that it burned me to touch her, you know. >> was she on fire? >> she was not on fire, but the burns were pretty bad. like she was like -- like you could see the skin peeling off. >> reporter: the san rafael fire department says the blaze began at about 9:15 this morning in a lower apartment with smoke floating up into the units above. emill escaped from a window and firemen pulled out his baby and wife. >> i was sleeping. i just heard the alarm. >> reporter: the fact that other apartments did not burn is a miracle. officially fire investigators have yet to name a cause. unofficially, neighbors have their own theories about the woman in that burned apartment. >> she does like to burn incense, so something must have caught fire, but she was passed out. she wasn't able to catch the fire. >> reporter: we have one certainty, demetrius can sleep knowing he did his best to

the camera was close as flames shot out of the windows and doors on the duplex on south 11th street, and this was a two-alarm fire because of the time of day, and firefighters are concerned about fires like this when people are normally sleeping, and they wanted to make sure the flames did not spread to nearby homes, and three people will have to find another place to stay, and firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading from the duplex. took about 35 minutes for firefighters to knock down the flames. firefighters are still investigating the cause of the fire. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> a magnitude struck not far from salinas. so far we have not received any reports of damage or injuries. >>> a man faced charges of posing as a nurse and treating patients at a clinic in san francisco. chad litz pleaded guilty of practicing medicine without a license. this is not his first run-in with the law, and he spent time for identity left. investigators believe litz treated at least 28 patients and of two them received prescriptions for controlled substances. >> we put a lot of

the alarms were going off but they did not send the police out. they sent a family member over and he drove over to check on the place and it seemed secure so they thought something was wrong with the alarm system. >> reporter: now, detectives say they hope this can serve as an unfortunate reminder for all local businesses that if your security systems are tripped that you give the police a call so they can look into things. it's better to be safe than sorry. reporting live in lawncrest bob brooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> bob, thank you. >>> a philadelphia police officer was knocked unconscious this morning after al confrontation with a teenaged suspect in northeast philadelphia. the officer responded to the 12,000 block of academy road at 4:00 a.m. for reports of a man walking around with a gun. >> suspect violently struggled with the officer and was able to actually pick the officer up off the ground and slam his body. >> the officer's head hit the ground. he was knocked unconscious. police found the 17-year-old minutes later, about 20 minutes later. police are now investigating whether the suspect is behind an armed robbery yesterday morning at a nearby 7-e

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the prize at this discovery today? >> yes, i am alarmed by this. we went through this a year and a half ago as it related to members of congress. if you may remember there was a report in the wall street journal and we had a whole have a whole series of hearings and we had to make changes on how congress is informed if members of congress are picked up in surveillance and this look like very similar to that. it reminds me of what happened about a year and a half ago. let's let someone else over here. [inaudible] i don't know. look, i've only seen a dozen reports and i don't know if there's more than that but clearly i thought it was important enough to at least tell all of you. inform the speaker and then i'm going to go to the white house and let them know what i've seen. because i think they need to see it. if they don't have it, they need to see it. [inaudible] i'm sorry, there were two questions at the same time. [inaudible] it's official as icy information [inaudible] i don't want to get into this protections of american citizens as you can imagine. [inaudible] i'm not going to get into this. [inaudible] know, were doing our investigation, were followi

the scene of a deadly crash on route 50 near annapolis. this was a single vehicle crash on 50, near some westbound lanes are closed while the investigation takes place. >>> scary, alarming, inexcusable. those are the words members of congress used tonight about a recent security scare at the white house. it was one of three in a span of eight days. news 4 is live with more on the pressure that is on the secret service, shomari? >> reporter: indeed, elijah cummings and jason chaffetz met with the secret service. they say the first family's security is top priority. >> that was a very sobering meeting. >> reporter: jason chaffetz and elijah cummings tell us about their meeting with the u.s. secret service and homeland security secretary john kelly. they're concerned about the breaches in security at the white house grounds. >> the people and first family have got to be on guard 24 hours. >> some of the things we heard today very alarming. >> reporter: they admit that on march 10, jonathan tran got inside the white house while president trump was inside. he was undetected for nearly 20 minutes before officers took him into custody. >> it is simply unbelievable. >> reporter

germany are still trying to figure out how one of the world's largest gold coins was stolen from a berlin museum. the thieves managed to evade a sophisticated alarmld spend $1 million canadian with it. however, in terms of its weight in gold, the coin is worth much more, around $4.6 million on the open market. it is 3cm thick, 53cm in diameter, and carries a likeness of queen elizabeth ii on one side. the coin was minted in canada about ten years ago. it is known the big maple leaf, and weighs 100kg. that is about the same as a refrigerator. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @benmbland. coming up injust a couple of minutes, sally has all the latest business news in world business report. well, we had a glorious weekend, nice start to the week, but things are set to turn more unsettled as a low pressure begins to exert its force of the atlantic. it will be sending weather fronts our way, thicker cloud, increasing wind too. this first weather front will be bringing increasing cloud and some showers to the south—west corner of the uk as we head through the overnight period first thing on tuesday. cloudier night to

alarm. with the obama administration was able to do was to get an agreement that dismantled large parts of this nuclear program and put it under inspections, removing the prospect of an iranian nuclear weapon from the list of global threats. as a member of the united states senate, as i'm sure you appreciate, i hear a whole lot of speeches. from many ofhear my colleagues. they talk about how tough the united states has to be and how, at the end of the day, military airplanes,s, guns, are all that matter. those colleagues that it is easy to give speeches in the senate or the house, but war ando experience live through the devastations of war. i vividly recall all of the rhetoric that came from the push administration and from some of my democratic colleagues about why the war in iraq was the right thing to do. was one of theit great tragedies in modern history. today i, it is probably a knowledge that the war in iraq -- which i am proud that i was -- it is widely acknowledged that that was a magnitude unthinkable braveg to the deaths of soldiers. the wounding of tens of thousands of others, both

that is what would set off all the alarm bells. >> he was being called the enemy.n cable news this sanctimonious kind of, why are you calling me the enemy? i'm just a journalist. he would take it. i am the enemy, then? you would see the spirit come out and that is what is absent right now. >> i think he would think it was a badge of honor for the press to be attacked in the way that it is. the question is, can the press in general, those who covered trump, live up to it? it is a high compliment that they are attacking the president. press. the question is, will the press deserve it? >> that is the salient question for us. the press itself has a job to do. say -- say what would it hitch say it is because we admire and missing. but what is the press to do in this moment? what do you think doug? , >> we had richard nixon after all, hitchens participated in all that. he loved to gossip about the nixon tapes and all the heinous things that he said. i think one of christopher's most successful endeavors was calling henry kissinger a war criminal. that took some bravery a

apologize to the committee for briefing the president before democrats, but he said it was his judgment call in deciding to brief the president given what he said was alarmingormation in the intelligence reports. but i did talk to adam schiff who is a top democratic on the committee later who said he was baffled by the decision by devin nunes to not rule out this came from the white house. >> i am concerned by the fact that after the meeting when the chairman was interviewed he wasn't able to rule out having received these materials from the white house itself where in consultation with the white house. i don't know what that means. and this is all the more baffling by the hour. so we did communicate and democrats feel this is essential that we investigate. that we make every of the to investigate this in a completely nonpartisan way to do this. democrats feel if we don't participate in this investigation, there isn't going to be an investigation. >> so a key piece of information there, wolf. the democrats will continue to participate in this house intelligence committee investigation despite their concerns that they believe that mr. nunes may have compromi

the game-winner. last goes down and was then falling back into his own net and clearly pretty badly hurt. they are gathered around the goaltender. it was an alarmingmedical staff stabilized and took him away on a stretcher bearer. transfer to a hoital for further evaluation. we wish him well. nicole: wow, certainly do. the health care bill turns to tax reform, but they are hoping for a different outcome. the >> obviously we are driving the train on this. this is a huge priority, something he feels very passionately about. lauren: amazon delays the opening of its cashier less store because of technical difficulties. we'll tell you what went wrong. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. 5:26 in the east. ♪ a little bit of that, a little bit of days ♪ all in the game of love and ♪ t whatever you make it to be ♪ fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. what powers the digital world? communication. like centurylink's broadband network that gives 35,000 fans a cutting edge game experience. or the network that keeps a leading hotel chain's guests connected at work, and at play. or the it platform that po

he was carrying two cans of mace, a passport, a laptop and a book written by the president. they say he triggered alarms but they thought it was the movement of animals on the grounds which happens frequently. the next day, the president said he felt safe. >> the secret service have done a fantastic job. >> reporter: there is information that tranm may have actually tried to open the door. >> this scares me, the amount of time he was hiding around the white house and going up to the door scares me. >> reporter: two and a half years ago, a fence jumper managed to get inside the white house. the incident was blamed on understaffing, but the former agents suggest the secret service is stretched thin, protecting trump tower and the weekend retreat in florida plus the extended trump family. they have approved a taller fence for the white house, but it's set to be built next year. as for trans, he faces ten years in prison if convicted. >>> the problem is getting worse. top law enforcement agencies say the majority of the highway shootings are in one area. there have been 85 shootings locally. nearly half of