anything to pinpoint where nici may have headed after leaving the condo saturday morning. ly one more blip on nici's timeline surfaced. a single phone call made around noon on saturday from her cell phone to the gym's front desk while david pietz was working. >> it's possible that she was driving, and hit one of the towers there, so we were considering that. we were also considering whoever killed her may have had her phone and was still using it. >> as for that diamond tennis bracelet missing from nicole's wrist when they found her body, the cops began checking pawn shop records, in case someone had tried to hock it. nothing. >> a police officer spotted pietz's car overnight. >> the last major piece of the puzzle turned up two weeks after nici disappeared. her car, a gray jetta, had been found abandoned in a parking lot in seattle's university district. forensic technicians hungry for clues crawled through the car. they noticed the driver's seat had been pushed back, but it's what they didn't find inside it that intrigued investigators most. >> what was found in the car wa

she got an ambulance dispatched to the condo. >> my sister is the hero. she's saving my mother's life right now. and it's the ambulance. like, they're gonna -- they're the professionals that are going to -- >> sure. they'll fix it. >> they're gonna fix it. >> reporter: but the paramedics didn't notice much to fix. their report states "patient was conscious but under emotional distress. she appeared calm but would not acknowledge our presence. her spouse informed us she may have taken some aleve aspirin with two beers." the report continues ...there were no empty containers of beer and no odor of alcohol on the patient. we were also informed by spouse that patient had said she was dying." very unusual indeed. but the emts did not take shirlene to the hospital. left her at home with ken, instead. >> how is it possible? how is it possible? this was horrible. it was horrible being so helpless. >> reporter: tiffany was so far away, on the mainland, in a panic, trying to reach her mother. calling repeatedly. ken finally answered the phone. >> "here, i'll put yo

trump is about marketing. >> former trump employee helped launch the luxe trump hotel condo. >> we hadow it was a 30% premium over comparable properties. >> perhaps the crown jewel of his premium properties, palm beach's rightsy maura las vegas owe club, where plus 14 grand a year in membership dues gets you access to the amenities including private pools, dining and ball rooms and trump goress across the country. >>> travel about 60 miles south and you will find another posh enclave with trump written all over it, literally. developer gil desser and his family paid big bucks to license the trump name for the six high-end high rises. >> branding for us was a huge attraction for buyers. they know the trump brand, the style and elegance. >> he says having that golden name has paid off. >> the total here in sunny isles is over $2 billion in trump units sold. >> rounding out trump's real estate portfolio, 17 goress in four countries, the trump winery in shar lotsville, virginia, and commercial properties in new york and california, all part of an empire that takes extravagance to new heigh

amy hollyfield is live near clarition avenue and san francisco forest knolls neighborhood. >> the condo doesn't look bad from the outside but it is destroyed. firefighters say it burned so hot in a the floor gave way. a firefighter's leg went through it. he is okay but the woman they found inside is in critical condition. >> i rap to the phone and ran to the window and flames were just leaping out of that window. >> reporter: residents of the weeds condominium complex in san francisco ran outside around 8:00 this morning when they saw fire coming from one of the homes. >> your heart just leaps into your throat and you think, oh, my god -- >> reporter: residents say the man who opens the condo was at work but a whom would often stayed with him whats here and was not able to escape. >> found the victim on the middle level. she was unconscious. you could tell she had smoke inhalation. she was covered with soot. >> reporter: firefighters got the fire out quickly and kept it from spreading to any other homes. the president of the homeowner association said the man who did lose his home will

former trump employee helped launch the lux hotel condo. >> we had studies that showed that a trump brand warrants a 30% premium. >> perhaps the crown jewel of trump's premium properties, palm beach where a $200,000 initiation fee and $14,000 a year in membership dues, gets you access to the luxury amenities, including private pools, dining and ballrooms and trump golf courses across the country. travel about 60 miles south and you'll find another posh enclave that has trump written all over it, literally. developer gill and his family paid big bucks to license the trump name for the six high-end high rises. >> branding for us was a huge attraction for buyers. they know the trump brand. they know what it comes with. they know the style and elegance. >> he says having that golden name has paid off. >> the total is over $2 billion in units sold. >> rounding out trump's real else state portfolio, 17 golf courses and the winery in virginia and commercial properties in new york and california. all part of an empire that takes ex travis jens to new heights. >>> some of his five children are exe

him better once i sat on the condo board of the trump tower 10 or 11 years ago. i showed up at a condo board meeting one night and in walks donald trump and i thought, he comes to condo board meetings? i should have realized a long time ago that donald trump is going to be very involved -- in anything that bears his name. on tv talking about politics and he knew that i did polling. he was fascinated with the polls . and and we would talk about politics and public policy. donald trump thought about running for president in 2012, people know. we did some pulling for him in 2011. and we talked about presidential politics then. people urged him to run for governor in 2014. i attended a meeting and trump tower, january 9, 2014. i remember it well. and the conversation was people, coming from all over the state to ask him to run for governor. he had already thought about running for president. every great movement needs a transformative individual to help them bring other people along who otherwise have lost faith in the movement, asn't have part of it, or sort of a a j

the new yorker reports that wealthy people in the tech and finance world are buying homes in the survival condortment complex built and in underground missile silo in kansas. the apartments at $3 million a pop are not cheap. here are the owners talking about the facility. >> the project was a creation of a bunker that was a conversion of a nuclear atlas x missile silo into a bunker. it had really good bones, designed to withstand nuclear strike. >> tom: but is it safe? here's another guy who looks more like he's in sales. >> the overall scope of the project was to create a experience for the home owners, so if they ended up in the facility for an extended period of time, they would have access to all of the comforts that they are typically stew in the home. >> tom: the survival condo project has a food pantry stocked with canned goods, and a ball pit. the condo walls, as you can see, are fitted with led windows. they show a live feed of the prairie above the silo. but maybe you don't want to see what's going on out there. it's for the end of days. >> the walking dead. >> tom: look, last night o

brian, what about the non-hotel properties and the massive foreign loans and the condos and apartments he sells and even in the hotels, it is never been held. the department of justice again and again, to deal with these foreign cash flows and benefits, these are monuments, you got to segregate all the revenues and not just all the profits. the plan makes no sense. for example, donald trump's competitors, his hotels on pennsylvania avenue is sucking in the cash from business from the foreign governments that used to go to variety of hotels and other establishments around washington. those competitors that are losing business, that's an example of someone who's injured there. a bunch of others who are going to be injured. you will see them go to court as soon as next week. >> i have seen you counselor along with the terrific richard painter, one of you of a veteran democratic administration and both of you are saying this in a calm and cool sometimes heated manner. do you feel that no one can hear you or no one is listening, is this going to become really real at noon? >> painters is a

people will help out. >> reporter: it doesn't look bad from the outside but the condo is destroyed. the destroy gave way and a firefighter's leg fell all the way through it. the firefighter is okay. they are still trying to figure out what caused this fire. in san francisco, amy hollyfi d hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> a fire last night in concord has forced two families out of their homes. one telling abc 7 news today they lost everything they had. that fire broke out just after 6:00 last night and fire victims returned today to salvage what they could as the leanup began. the red cross is helping family answer fire investigators have yet to determine a cause of that blaze. >>> a chinatown property owner wants the city to install steel barriers around bus stops to protect pedestrians. abc 7 news was on san francisco's busy stockton street as pias lee explains his concern. he was standing at the spot where a car crashed into a muni bus shelter last month. ten people were injured. he said the shelter wasn't strong enough to protect people waiting for the bus. he wants steel barriers simi

i probably met him in the 90s and got to know him better once i sat on his condo board at trump tower 10 or 11 years ago. i showed up at a condo board meeting one night and in walks donald trump, he comes to the condo board meetings, i should have realized a long time ago donald trump will be involved in any project that bears his name so i enjoy that. you see me on tv talking politics, i come in to see him two or three times a year and we talk about politics, public policy, donald trump thought about running for president in 2012 people though. it made some of the rounds, he did polling in 2011 and we talk about presidential politics then. people urged him to run for governor in 2014 and i attended a meeting in trump tower on january 9, 2014, the conversation was people from all over the state asking to run for governor, he had already thought about running for president but the comment i made to the group that days every great movement needs a transformative individual to help bring other people along who otherwise lost faith in the movement, aren't part of it but maybe should be, w

. >> the condo owners don't want the soup kitchen located there. they asked the planning kitchen not to allow it the planning commission sided with the nuns. opponents can appeal but the nuns say if all goes well the soup kitchen will be up and running by the summer. >>> in the central valley all the recent rainfall is causing concern for farmers. the rain is needed especially after years of drought, but sometimes there can be too much of a good thing. >> just a few days ago you were looking at vineyards and almonds. now you are looking at pretty much a lake. >> reporter: joe says the storm is causing concern for their crop. >> we have been sandbagging for the last week or so. a couple of ranches are completely underwater. and again it is a matter of how soon that water is going to be there. it's a lot of water. >> reporter: he says with vineyards underwater there are less days left for pruning. the ag commissioner said there is not only concern about rain but wind in the county. >> almond trees, because their roots are very shallow, so with the sa

i'm right now have to park outside because i'm in arrears on the condo fee. right now! >> reporter: and she's refinanced to the hilt, taken in a boarder. well, you haven't used food stamps! >> but i have! i've had to! >> reporter: it's been quite a comeuppance for someone with her background. >> i have a bachelor's from oberlin, i have a master's in international studies from john's hopkins. i have a harvard m.b.a. worked at the world bank, came in through a program where they recruited 5,000 people. they took two americans out of that 25, i was one of the americans. >> reporter: but ultimately white decided to leave the bank to start her own business. >> i had a chain of stores! decorative home stores. >> reporter: really!? >> yes. i sold some of the things you see here, african, african-inspired products. i realized that there was an african american market that wanted things in their home that reflected heritage and culture. if you wanted to give your little girl a black raggedy ann doll, you couldn't easily find it. so i just curated that. from all over so i then be

the fire broke out around 8:00 a.m. inside a condo near twin peaks. neighbors say they saw flames coming from a back window. firefighters rushed inside the building to rescue the woman. >> found a women on the middle level. she was unconscious. you could tell she had smoke inhalation. she was covered with soot. >> and one firefighter's leg actually broke through the floor of the condo but he was able to break loose and not injured. >>> wells fargo is offering $5,000 in reward money to help track down a bank robber. look what we can show you here surveillance video from december 15th shows the man enter the bank on university avenue in berkeley a proechd the teller, pulled out a handgun and demanded money. police say he pointed the gun at several people. customers dropped to the floor and crawled away. the good news is no one was hurt but everyone was terrified. the man ran out of the door. witnesses did not see him get into a getaway car. >>> watch as a red light runner caused a terrifying accident in newark this past new year's eve, t-boend. the crash

i spend the three mill, own one of the condos, everything goes to hell in a hand basket. be beating a path to get to your silo in kansas, and how are you keeping them at bay? >> well, the facility was engineered and designed by army corps of engineers to withstand a direct nuclear blast. once we close the doors, you can shoot all the bullets you want to at the place. we have armed guards that are 24, 7 and automatic defenses. but the bottom line is if a nuclear blast can't get in, we're not too worried about the neighbors. to that extent, there's a lot of people know there's gold in fort knox, don't see people beat down that door either. >> what a story. larry hall, thank you so much for being here. keep the tweets coming @smerconish. put one up. smerconish, you live in a bubble. mark, i do live in a bubble. but i am spending as much time as i can in 2017 getting out of my bubble and fulfilling my responsibility to bring to you people who are representative not only of my bubble but of all other bubbles as well because it is a two-way street. >>> is it wrong to call the f

remarkably the rebound from the great recession, the people thought it would take almost a decade for all the condot seemed to happen almost overnight. we're in the middle of another huge boom. who is buying? wealthy foreigners. a lot of flight capital from overseas in latin america, south america. russians. >> if it is money looted from another country, do we care? >> the question is how long will it last? >> there's history and there's the more immediate needs of the present. i need food presently and perhaps some fine bourbon and when i need good food in a city not my own, more and more these days i call somebody if they weren't good at enough things already, has become something of an expert on good food around the world. >> every time i check instagram you're eating with one of my culinary heros. he seems to like you a lot better than me. ahmir-khalib thompson, known to most as questlove. >> you've been to this place before? >> i live at this place. >> really? >> yeah. >> yard bird quickly became a miami favorite. >> the old joke was james brown was the hardest working man in show business. yo

claim that the city officials conspired with the developer to hide the tower's sinking problems with the condo owners. the claims appear to be partly based on documents first uncovered by nbc bay area in august. the city attorney's office denies any involvement in a conspiracy and points out it's suing the developers from hide information from perspective buyers. >>> park rangers began shutting down the roads and the visitors center less than 90 minutes ago. the roads will remain closed through the weekend. here's why. there's also a flood concern near yosemite. this was the scene back in 1996 and '97 when the recover overflowed because of the storms causing water to cover the valley floor. >>> jeff is keeping a close eye on our riffs as wevers as well. >> a storm system we may normally have been okay in is just going to make things worse. 's already saturated and that's why we may have river flooding. here to track the storms we have stormranger. our mobile doppler radar on wheels. we'll have it deployed out and we'll be tracking the rainfall with a higher intensity wu not only our doppler ra

it's still a very long way from the condos on the other side of this very long berm. trail that runs alongside the river still isn't covered. there are downed trees and a windy night. we do have pictures of flooding that we were taking overnight. the pictures were taken on highway 9 in montesereno and saratoga. a lot of drives finding standing water. eight to nine inches deep. we can tell you there was a flash flood warning issued until 10:30. also santa cruz. not including skots valley at this point. we are talking a little bit about reservoirs and how up to capacity they are. lexington reservoir now at 100%. the escape valve for that is loss gatos creek. we'll likely see a rise in the level. we'll check it out later for you. live in san jose. i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >> chuck giving us perspective there from the river. thank you so much. we just learned that state route 37 in nevado between highway 101 and atherton has been closed due to flooding. >> you asked me while chuck was talking why we are just now seeing the water levels coming up though the r

the condos that he sell, the apartments that he sells, the television revenues. the whole thing doesn't make any sense. it's alternative facts. in other words, phony ones. >> norm, is this lawsuit a way to get the president to release his tax returns ultimately, despite kellyanne conway saying this weekend that won't happen? >> the lawsuit is being brought to enforce the constitution. >> order to, we're going to seek them in discovery. so this is a vehicle in order to enforce the constitution to get those taxes. 75% of americans, many trump voters agree we must have them. it's unprecedented not to. we're going to get them. >> ambassador norman eisen fired up as always, sir. thank you for being with us on this show. up next, we're going to talk about a controversial new white house hire. plus just three days in, is there already a power struggle inside the west wing? we're getting the inside scoop from a face you know well when we come back. plus, still ahead on the heels of deadly tornadoes down south, a fierce forecast, rain, winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour

police say around ten last night they got a call about shots fired at the lynnhill condos on good hope avenue. when they got to the scene, they found the victim. she was pronounced dead at the scene. police are offereing a reward for any information. the trump transition - now in it's final stretch. the president-elect set to take office in just four days, as tens of thousands are expected to arrive here in washington in the coming days for the inauguration ceremony. john gonzalez is live in with more..john? as thousands prepare for the inauguration friday. democratic members of congress have announced they will skip the ceremony including congressman john lewis. the long time civil rights leader told meet the press he didn't see president-elect trump as a legitimate president. trump went on to say lewis was all talk and no action or results. he also said lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district. several targets of trump over the weekend. he also turned his attention on cia director john brennan asking if he was the leaker of fake news. nearly 400-thousand people

investigators say the naked man who was light skinned chased two teenage girls from the park near the condo min yulz. and it's not the first start of him in recent weeks. >> he's shirtless. kind of odd. catches your attention. >> reporter: on november 30th and then on december 21st in the huntington neighborhood, both times driving around naked during the day. >> a female was out walking her dog. the gentleman pulled up in a black colored jeep, believed to be a patriot. with a white sticker in the back window and exited the vehicle completely naked. >> reporter: he said nothing but police fear there could be more incidents they don't know about. the woman who saw him november 30th standing nude by a trash can only called authorities after she heard about the evesham incident friday. it happened foot steps from this woman's yard. >> i'm little. someone could think i'm a little kid. he'll be sorry he comes this way. >> reporter: police want to know his motive. >> is he looking to have a confrontation with somebody or simply just an exhibitionist. >> he did it in broad daylight this guy. so he

he meets me outside the condo where the rosarios are now living.all, this is quite a picture, right, of the four of you sitting together. >> yep. >> i catch up with the family in their kitchen. first, can you describe what it's like to be in a cell for 20 years, then come home? >> i can't even describe it. i know that i woke up one night, i was with my wife and i was sleeping and i woke up in the middle of the night and jumped up and the door wasn't locked, i was going to be running right out of there. i didn't know where i was. >> you were disoriented. >> yeah. the first night, the second night, the third night. weeks later i still have the effects of what i went through. >> his family tells me it's been tough for them since richard's come home. prison has hardened him, they say, and they are learning to connect in a whole new way. >> our journey, we have a long way to go. we are going to do it. we are going to make it. it's not easy because to say that this is easy and that love conquers everything, that's not the case. it's a matter of us growin

the condos and the apartments they sell? the permitting? the trademarks? mr.etz should be investigating the pending violation of the constitution, not this poor official that has tried to do his job. >> let's take that question to him. thank you both very much. congressman chaffetz joins us. what is thes on to the question? >> the president-elect has a duty and obligation to abide by the law. he's except from most all of these laws. he has done a financial disclosure, which has gone through the office of government ethics opinion i think he's done that twice. that is his duty turpd law. i hear no complaints about that. my question is about the head the office of government ethics. is he acting ethically when he sent out nine tweets praising donald trump saying that his plan was brilliant, how did he come to that conclusion and how does he come to his current conclusions having never done an investigation and never looked at the paperwork in the point where he can actually come to a reasonable conclusion? i think that is unethical. >> he was sending the tweets

he meets me outside the condo where the rosarios are now living.irst of all, this is quite a picture, right, of the four of you sitting together. >> yep. >> i catch up with the family in their kitchen. first, can you describe what it's like to be in a cell for 20 years, then come home? >> i can't even describe it. i know that i woke up one night, i was with my wife and i was sleeping and i woke up in the middle of the night and jumped up and the door wasn't locked, i was going to be running right out of there. i didn't know where i was. >> you were disoriented. >> yeah. the first night, the second night, the third night. weeks later i still have the effects of what i went through. >> his family tells me it's been tough for them since richard's come home. prison has hardened him, they say, and they are learning to connect in a whole new way. >> our journey, we have a long way to go. we are going to do it. we are going to make it. it's not easy because to say that this is easy and that love conquers everything, that's not the case. it's a matter of u

piece, he's got to take all it out of the hotels and what about the nonhotel properties, what about the condose sells, the apartments? and he's a real estate developer, and he sells the brand. and those both rely on emoluments. what are they? real estate permitting. he's not doing anything about that from foreign governments. >> all right, norm. hold on a second. >> you get the idea. it's an f. it's an f. the ethics wall is not a wall it's a sieve or a colander. >> i don't know if you can add to any of that, tim. >> i don't disagree with norm. i think there's two things worth noting here. one of the constant critiques is that any shady area between policy making and the clinton foundation was solely about financial conflicts of interest. same rule applies to trump administration. secondly we had some unfinished business. he doesn't have a business too big to one wind. he owns one commercial real estate. >> they tried to compare it yesterday to nelson rockefeller. false comparison. overseas a couple of gucourses scotland, one in ireland. rest are licensing deals. in the u.s. some lucrative reta

but if they admit that the emoluments clause apply, what about the apartments he sells, the condos, othere world, what about his bank loans and the other benefits he gets from foreign governments, and what's more, even the profits from the hotels doesn't make sense because the government has long held that you have to separate all revenues, not just profits. we don't think it's enough. he needed to make a clean ownership break and he hasn't done that. >> one fair point to be made. all those papers we saw on the stage, nobody got to look at them. a lot of these different businesses in different states require filing of different paperwork for divesting and changing of corporate status and ownership status. to your knowledge, those changes have not been filed with the states. we're waiting on word. now, here's the gotcha. norman eisen you got a nice head of hair and you are a respectable man. mr. painter, same thing. formidable kounses but neither of you have been aggrieved. you have no standing and you cannot bring a federal lawsuit if you can't show that you have been victimized by the wr

one of the responding firefighters had his entire leg..fall through the floor of the condo. san francisco. firefighters were able to respond within minutes of the call coming in... ==anim== nbc bay area's pete suratos joins us live from san francisco and pete.officials say it was a challenge just trying to get the fire. ==pete/live== getting to the fire was a challenge for crews.

." >> people are unable to return home to philadelphia's old city section, a fire broke out at the condo building at market and latisha streets. and neighbors said they did not hear a fire alarm but neighbors yelling and knocking on doors that woke them up. >> we heard someone yelling outside from the streets and we are on the fifth floor and i looked out and saw from the reflection there was a fire above us. i grabbed my roommate and we ran out. >> firefighters say they did hear a fire alarm and an investigation is underway as to whether all alarms were functioning, the same building caught fire in 46 and that was due to careless smoking on the roof. >>> now a check of the traffic with matt pellman. >> the infamous flashing lights indicating a delco delay on the southbound side of 476 the blue route you start to stack at villanova approaching broomall and the reason is it's all off to the side and giving us speeds on the southbound blue route and in haverford township a crash at manoa and shell born. and a crash now in camden as you head into pennsauken along the admiral wilson boulevar

it happened at the ma -- marine club condos. the victim was pulling into the garage when a masked man tapped on the window and demanded her belongings. when she reached the third froor, -- floor, a man and woman got out of the car and broke the victim's window and got away with her cell phone and purse. >>> a man has died after being shot 13 times in west philadelphia. the 66-year-old victim was found outside his taxi on the # hundred block of brooklyn street. police believe the driver refused to give the man a ride a few minutes earlier. they are not sure if the argument is connected to the shooting. >>> chopper 6 hd was over a gas leak in brook haven. a contractor struck a pipe. peco is assessing the leak. no homes have been evacuated so far and no service interruptions have been reported. >>> coming up on "action news" at noon, a cargo plane crashes into a residences overseas. we're following for search -- the search for survivors. >>> the ends of an era on the greatest show on earth. ringling brothers explains why they are dr

. >> reporter: but the condo owners do not want the soup kitchen.at least, not there. >> it's so overrun with everything you can think of that i can't walk my four-year- old granddaughter down the street. >> that particular edition of this social service is on a already very distressed block and it could be catastrophic. >> reporter: supporters say the soup kitchen will not add to the quality of life there. >> jesus said if you wish to be perfect go and sell all that you possess and give the money to the poor. >> reporter: the planning commission agreed with the nuns and voted to allow the soup kitchen. opponents of the plan can appeal but the nuns say if all goes well, they should have the soup kitchen up and running by the summer. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the clinton e-mail scandal is the focus of a new investigation. this time the u.s. justice department is looking at the fbi. good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. tonight a new investigation being launched inside the u.s. justice department. >> they will

it happened at the marine club condos on south broad street. >> the only way i found out about it was because i went up there and like walked in a crime scene. >> reporter: elizabeth one of many residents telling us management was slow to alert them to the violent crime. we spoke with the property manager who tells us the company was waiting to gather facts from the police first. authorities say the robbers would a man an woman who fold the victim into the garage. management admits the electronic entry was broken. they say there was unarm security guard who called poli police. >> the window was like completely shattered. there was there's glass all over the third floor. >> reporter: elizabeth saw evidence of the aftermath first hasn't. people here are scared. security has been lacked and management has unresponsive. something building managers dispute. monday an armed security guard was stationed at the door until the kiosk entry can be fixed. >> nobody should have to live somewhere and get robbed like that. >> you want to feel safe in your own building. simple as as that. >> south de

he says the damage in his condo is extensive calling his fourth floor unit a total loss. >> an absolute mess, the ceiling is down and everything is oaking wet and all of my books and artwork on the walls and everything is soaking wet. >> firefighters were called out at 5:46 this morning residents did not hear smoke alarms but heard shouts of fire and then saw the flames. >> we are on the fifth day floor and i looked out the window and saw from the reflection of the build tlg was a fire above us. >> and you can see the little square skylight, smoke underneath it and then there is fire. >> and the blaze went to two alarms, latisha street is quite narrow making it difficult to fight. >> the rowhouses are connected and rarely are we just fighting fire in one building. >> david more an knows about this he lived here in august 2006 when a similar fire caused considerable damage. >> there was a fire on the roof deck and burned down to the units on the fifth floor and i got all the water. >> now, that fire back in 2006 was caused by careless smoking up on the rooftop. residents suspect that thi

then life coach tony robbins stepped in and paid nearly a million dollars to buy the condo space they needed to get their charitable cause off the ground. >> this project was just a project of love. these sisters are just so dedicated. you can meet them you can see it's not about just feeding people. it's about supporting people and being a better human being. >> we need to work together to help those people. >> the sisters haven't said when they are moving into the mission location but they are excited to set up that kitchen as soon as possible. >>> right now, a rower from the bay area is on quite a journey. matthew brown has been rowing across the atlantic ocean since december 14 along with three others. that's their position, um, in red right there. way ahead of their competition. they are about 450 miles from the finish in antigua and on pace to set the world record of 35 total days. brown told us on satellite phone that sea sickness got the race off to a rough start. >> i was not able to eat or drink anything for, like, any more than 48 hours. i was trying to drink some water and

the flames also damaged the condo next-door. >> we were able to stop it from spreading. these buildings are connected. it could easily get from one building to another. that's why we immediately called a second alar. we saw smoke coming out of the second building off the rooftop. as we fought the fair we determined it didn't spread to the second unit. >> it took about 30 minutes to put this fire town. cause is under investigation. >>> coming up, a disturbing case out of chicago. two men, two women charged with torturing their victim on facebook live. those charges they're now facing. >>> also, after a dismal holiday shopping season macy's announcing that it plans to close dozens of stores. it also has plans for others including the macy's at stone's town. >>> we're tracking some significant rain. we are going to see flood concerns around the bay area and even mudslide issues. we'll talk about that when i return. >>> wall street continuing to react to news from macy's that it plans to close 100 stores and lay off nearly 10,000 employees. macy's stock tasked nearly 10% yes

the condos have been sold off to various owners. ould not be as difficult for that business to be repackaged hisold off entirely and lawyer said very unconvincingly during the press conference today. >> he gave a 20 minute speech or -- entation on reasons why >> he does not have assets or anything close to the standard oil. scarlet: let's listen. >> i am more concerned at -- than ever. he is not moving where he needs to move. he needs to get rid of his business and blind trust. classes will have to be congress. the thought is the present with touch so many topics and issues that inevitably, they would encounter some sort. everyone is subject to the law except for the president and vice president. in lieu of that, with the president has done is to a blind trust. trump has a whole host of assets, unlike what they have had before. framework we want to have? it is a nonpartisan issue to me. vice president and the president going forward, to do last. chance of getting everything the gop congress unless the gop wants to play ball. joe: las

one of the responding firefighters had his entire leg..fall through the floor of the condo. ==sam//cu== he's okay. but a person trapped inside, was seriously injured. that fire broke out right next to laguna hospital in san francisco. firefighters were able to respond within minutes of the call coming in... ==anim== nbc bay area's pete suratos joins us live from san francisco and pete.officials say it was a challenge just trying to get the fire. ==pete/live== getting to the fire was a challenge for crews. nbc bay area news ==anim== ==laura//live== turning to your microclimate forecast. >>> that fire was contained to the third floor. when crews arrived they found a woman in the 40s on the second floor with burns to the upper half of her body. she was take not to the hospital with serious injury. during the rescue a fire fighter's leg went through one of the floors. he was able to get it out, he's okay, doesn't have any injuries. elaborating more on difficulties of putting this fire out. >> it's hard for the trucks because they're large. we can only get one in. once the truck i

she was discovered in the parking lot in the lynn hill condo building. investigators can use the information to track down her killer. >>> all eyes on hollywood this morning. >> did your favorite movie make the cut? >> the nominees for supporting actor are -- >> we're running down the list of top nominees and a few shock . >>> what are you going to do? >> have my own club. ♪ >> that's going to happen every time? >> i think so. >> no, no, no. >> it's been a record-setting morning for movies and the oscars haven't happened yet. >> mark barger breaks down the brand-new academy award >> "la la land" distanced its way into the territory this morning, a record-tying 14 academy award nomination that joins "titanic" and "all about eve." >> fasten your seat belts. it's going to be a bumpy night. >> along with best picture, it also grabbed emma stone and ryan gosling for music and writer/director damian she'sel. "moonlight" earned eight nominations overall, and "arrival." "hell or high water" and "lion." >> "hidden figures" and "hacksaw ridge" and "fences" and "man

all the residents we spoke with at the marine club condo complex had the same common complaint. and it's about a lack of security. >> security is horrible. horrible. it's not say. now they say they're fed up. overnight just before 3 a.m. a 24-year-old female resident was pulling into the parking garage. detectives say at the entrance a suspect wearing a ski mask armed with a rifle tapped the driver's side window and yelled to give him her stuff. the young woman told police she sped off to the third floor and parked but was followed into the building. she says the suspect smashed out her car window with a gun. police say he hit the woman with the gun and yanked her out of the car. the victim reports the suspect and a female accomplice took her phone and drove away in a red getaway car. >> that sounds terrible. they need to invest in security here. >> reporter: one man we spoke with said he knew something like this was about to happen. >> i think this weekend there was an issue with the garage door. i don't think it was fully functional so i could see how someone could comeism aft

. >> reporter: she financed the renovation of 20 artist studios inside a 6,000-footwear house next to a condo development. >> as a result of the political pressure, the developer was forced to provide this art space as a community benefit in order to get the luxury condos done. >> reporter: it has all of the bells and whistles that were missing from the ghost ship fire. >> these doors automatically close. >> reporter: she says a lot of artists are living in warehouses like the one in oakland that burned and they feel trapped between the fire officials and the landlords. >> one of the problems is as soon as the ghost ship fire happened last month, landlords were using that as an opportunity to start evictions. >> reporter: by getting fire receive safety to people living in warehouses without tipping off stu fire marshals or alarming landlords. >> we're not going to say where we have our studios. we're just going there to get information. >> reporter: she's been leaning on city official to create more artist work/living spaces. she says they've been forced out by economic pressures. she's tryin

last week- a young woman's body was found in the parking lot of the lynnhill condo complex in temple s with gunshot wounds. we have images of what she looked like- but she hasn't been identified. police say it appears she was shot in the face by someone standing over her. investigators want you to look at her tattoos, and if you have any information about her -- or the killing- call them right away. a crime alert in prince william county, virginia.. police are investigating yet another instance of a shot fired at a house. it happened early saturday morning, at a home on haddock road in woodbridge tells police, he was inside his home when it was struck by a bullet. while canvassing the area, officers found a vehicle that had been shot at multiple times. nearly two dozen other homes in prince william county have been shot at since last january. and police in d-c need your help locating a suspect caught on camera stealing packages from an apartment complex in northwest. this is surveillance from back on january sixth in the 900 block of 26th street. the suspect pried the front door open,

the tenant who rented her condo was illegally offering short-term rentals on airbnb when the city busted him. sondra: it was very surprising to me, and it was scary. chris: scary because the city was fining sondra $484 a day until her tenant took down all rental listings from short-term rental sites, and canceled all future bookings. sondra says getting the tenant to cooperate wasn't easy. and in the end, her total fine? sondra: about $22,000. chris: sondra was upset that she had to pay for her tenant breaking the law. sondra: i was unemployed at the time. i couldn't even focus on a job search. i was too consumed with this. kevin guy: it can be frustrating. chris: kevin guy runs the san francisco office of short-term rentals. he says it's city code that makes him fine the property owner, not the tenant. kevin: when we conduct enforcement, we conduct enforcement and issue violations against a specific property. so, not an individual person. chris: since june of last year, guy's office has issued $874,000 in fines to homeowners for illegally renting to people through sites like airbnb and

going to happen to us. >>> center hardware was forced out of it's the location because the landlord wanted to put condosn the place. he offered up this property and with 20,000 square feet the family is not complaining. >> he made it available to us so we can stay in business. >> it is more like an old school hardware store and i can buy one screw if i what about to. >> this architect is a long time customer. >> every material, bronze, steel, galvonized they have it and you can buy one screw that is awesome. when your ikea stuff breaks this is where you fix it. >> you got everything, right? >> if you go to the big box stores, you can buy tools cheaply but you will be buying them again in five years. and the tools you buy here you will use your lifetime. >> that's a magnetic based one. >> this is a what i am looking for. >> paul slick has worked here for 39 years was worried he would be out of a job when he heard the store was getting pushed out. >> we are here now. >> the owners have a 20 year lease at third street and seizure chavez. a good step towards 35 years in business. >> welcome to center hardwa

. >> vicki:responders learned a women living in the condo was trapped inside. courtsy of our helicopter partnership with a-b-c- news. >> vicki:fire crews needed to use the longest ladder to reach thethe woman was found with severe burns. and was taken to a burn center in critical condition. >> vicki:the cause of that fire is now under investigation. >> vicki:and in concord. >> vicki:another two-alarm fire caused chaos for residents who jumped through windows to escape the flames. now the nearly 2-dozen people living in the apartment building have been displaced. >> vicki:a kron-4 viewer sent in some video of what she saw. 6 -p-m wednesday night on lani kai drive. >> vicki:fire fighters had to come to the rescue for people stuck on their second-story balconies. four residents were seen for minor injuries but they are all expected to make recoveries. >> vicki:the american red cross has been on scene to help those displaced by the fire. >> grant:to prevent more tragedies like the deadly oakland warehouse fire.a california senator has come up with a plan to introduc

they trade tips on how to purchase gas masks and there is the survival condo project, built in a kansase silo. you could have an apartment not as a residence but after taking in the high above sea level, seismology and i say could have had because they're sold out. perhaps the good news is developer larry hall is now involved in a different project. larry joins me now. larry, what amenities in that bunker? >> well, it's like a miniature cruise ship, michael. it has everything from rock climbing wall and a game arcade for the kids to continuing education classrooms, a library, a movie theater, a bar and lounge. it's got everything that you need to spread out and maintain some semblance of normal when things outside are anything but normal. >> do your purchasers come and hang out, or are they only coming there in a worst case scenario? >> well, originally when they purchased it, they believed that they were only going to come out when there was some catastrophe somewhere. but after they saw the level of finishes and the variety of things too do, they've started coming out regularly. most