fire boat three is in the water. pretty soon we'll have our fire boat. gs i want to say. i thank you, i hope you'll give me the same support. if you're hear to speak against me, i hope you don't, but if you're hear to speak for me, they have a long agenda. i don't know if i need it. >> any questions from the committee? surprisingly, no, i'm going to open it up to public comment. anyone who wishes to speak on item two please come forward. the only person i have is mark johnson. please come on up. >> michael hardiman,. ♪ here is comes ♪ fire commissions son ♪ here somes the son ♪ here comes the son ♪ and i hope to i say ♪ ♪ i hope you see the light ♪ i hope you see the sun and light ♪ ♪ for mike 12349 make it turn out right ♪ ♪ here comes the commission fire son ♪ >> i'd like to reiterate what i said about commissioner hardiman and commissioner nikagio again. commissioner hardiman shows up to a lot of our pyres. he has our concern when it comes to safety. i gave you the statistics that president breed requested. >> next speaker. seeing no other speakers. pu

fire boat three is in the water. pretty soon we'll have our fire boat. gs i want to say. i thank you, i hope you'll give me the same support. if you're hear to speak against me, i hope you don't, but if you're hear to speak for me, they have a long agenda. i don't know if i need it. >> any questions from the committee? surprisingly, no, i'm going to open it up to public comment. anyone who wishes to speak on item two please come forward. the only person i have is mark johnson. please come on up. >> michael hardiman,. ♪ here is comes ♪ fire commissions son ♪ here somes the son ♪ here comes the son ♪ and i hope to i say ♪ ♪ i hope you see the light ♪ i hope you see the sun and light ♪ ♪ for mike 12349 make it turn out right ♪ ♪ here comes the commission fire son ♪ >> i'd like to reiterate what i said about commissioner hardiman and commissioner nikagio again. commissioner hardiman shows up to a lot of our pyres. he has our concern when it comes to safety. i gave you the statistics that president breed requested. >> next speaker. seeing no other speakers. pu

. >> if you separate out the structural fires what's the average time to investigate a structural fire>> could refer to the chief but obviously on the extent of the fire or a greater alarm is that a simple contents there are fires where the b f i a not needed the chief the field they have enough wherewith all and bears true as far as evidence make that determination but i mean, if there is a death or serious injury e.r. explosion any greater alarm we call out the b f i the length of time it takes if there is a fatality you're talking about to other agency agencies they are more extensive and can be varied. >> no average in the amount of. >> really quickly if they can't come up or it is undetermined dan if you want to come up undetermined stays there; right? so. >> fire marshall please come forward. >> good evening, commissioners dan fire marshall the chief i concur is the chief you can't set a time on any given apply to all fires across the board i'm saying case for instance, the videotape that was sent out for the side what kind of commission we were in a holding pattern so since that

. >> if you separate out the structural fires what's the average time to investigate a structural fire>> could refer to the chief but obviously on the extent of the fire or a greater alarm is that a simple contents there are fires where the b f i a not needed the chief the field they have enough wherewith all and bears true as far as evidence make that determination but i mean, if there is a death or serious injury e.r. explosion any greater alarm we call out the b f i the length of time it takes if there is a fatality you're talking about to other agency agencies they are more extensive and can be varied. >> no average in the amount of. >> really quickly if they can't come up or it is undetermined dan if you want to come up undetermined stays there; right? so. >> fire marshall please come forward. >> good evening, commissioners dan fire marshall the chief i concur is the chief you can't set a time on any given apply to all fires across the board i'm saying case for instance, the videotape that was sent out for the side what kind of commission we were in a holding pattern so since that

. >> if you separate out the structural fires what's the average time to investigate a structural fire>> could refer to the chief but obviously on the extent of the fire or a greater alarm is that a simple contents there are fires where the b f i a not needed the chief the field they have enough wherewith all and bears true as far as evidence make that determination but i mean, if there is a death or serious injury e.r. explosion any greater alarm we call out the b f i the length of time it takes if there is a fatality you're talking about to other agency agencies they are more extensive and can be varied. >> no average in the amount of. >> really quickly if they can't come up or it is undetermined dan if you want to come up undetermined stays there; right? so. >> fire marshall please come forward. >> good evening, commissioners dan fire marshall the chief i concur is the chief you can't set a time on any given apply to all fires across the board i'm saying case for instance, the videotape that was sent out for the side what kind of commission we were in a holding pattern so since that

the fire chief said he started out with tim. we're walking down the hall and i think i'm going to see the unconscious tim, working with him. he grabs my arm, says prepare for bad. i said what do you mean? he said prepare for bad. i said what do you mean? he grabbed my arm, i guess, he didn't know whether i would pass out or what, they just called tim. it was the most horrifying thing. i'm not feeling sorry for myself. i'm just saying when you kill yourself, you might as well take an automatic weapon and shoot. >>> that loves you. everybody that loves you. >> you got to see tim after? >> yes. >> what was that like? >> i thought, oh know, but when he sees me he'll come back to life. he was kind of warm. i touched him, i kissed him a couple of times on his hair. and his body just got colder and colder. >> oh, here's the gig, it's like people think as a paramedic, you know, it's just like a job that you do. you just show up and you do the job. and -- >> tim began posting videos online in 2014. he wanted to reach out to other firefigh

no word how the fire started. our mark davenport is out there asking the questions you wantoned so we can bring you details and he'll have more coming up in a live report. >>> this is new, the man accused of killing six people and hurting ten other in a shooting in michigan is suing uber. we told you jason dalton told investigators that uber's app took over his body during the shootings in january. he is suing for $10 million claiming the work as an uber driver caused him psychological damage. he said they discriminate against mental health, didn't and didn't give him a christmas bonus. >> christine: police officer in suburban dallas charged with murder and aggravated assault after he fatally shot a 16-year-old and wounded another juvenile. authorities say officer ken johnson was arrested last night. johnson was off duty sunday when he saw a vehicle being broken into and chased after the thieves. the thieves vehicle spun out which led to the altercation. >> john: bowe bergdahl is giving an explanation for why he le

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cheryl: well, the good thing is that the fire is contained. the bad news, though, it got dangerously close to home. some residents have had to step outside to make sure they are safe. you can see the l here from the montgomery county fire department. they are still working through the woods which again is very close to homes. it was a big fire ball, as one witness described it to me, that happened around 4:00 this afternoon. pete, the spokesman with the montgomery county fire joins us now. thank you so much. tell us what you had out here. pete: this is the second of the significant fires we have had. we did have one structure, at least one structure, a shed that was involved here. but as you mention it got dangerously close to a couple of the homes today is a red flag day. it spread rapidly and quickly. a couple acres. but the firefighters did make good work. they stopped it at the road in one portion and it got close to some of the houses they were able to stop the fire. cheryl: we have been seeing them in montgomery county and surrounding cou

department of building inspection and the fire department and the hunting worked together to put this out it is long overdue what argue diversities in fire preservation in the city and county of san francisco i applaud this report i think all the recommendation need to be implemented my question is budgetary, of course, impacts think fire and, inspection and the budgetary impacts on the property has any research been done that that to implement every single one of those recommendations. >> there's prelims on fire alarms and we believe for example, the problem is one-size-fits-all didn't fit all some systems are out dated what do you do you have to change our fire alarm panel and all the other didn't see have to be comparable with that device so to is one-size-fits-all with the cost it is difficult to say i think that's why the committee stops at complete overhaul of the fire alarm systems and focuses on the audible ability as far as the sprinkles i've touched base on 20 thousand and i don't have that report both are extensive you look at the sprinkler perfo

winds are spiraling the fire now inside the trailer. making a little fire tornado inside the trailer right now. >> let's ggt lisa in on this. in this area? it looks like it is blowing pretty good. >> it did calm down this morning a little bit. we have winds coming out of the west at 10 to 20 miles per hour. this he are picking up ated a times too, so unfortunately with the trees in the area, obviously the other trailers >> steady winds, gust this is morning? >> gusts 20 to 25 miles per hour in that area. it is worse as you get further west. not as bad where they are at but one or two oo those gusts at 25 miles per hour will do -`the trick. >> yes. even a little wind will make things tougher for firefighters. >> jayson, you have better eyes on this. it is tough to see where i am sitting. firefighters pulled the individual out. were they carrying that person out. >> it looks like they were walking out on their own. the woman in the robe, you can see the car on the extreme right side of the screen. the next trailer over is the person they w

so quickly, 7 minutes and everything was on fire for the cops the house was already on fire. >>> what you're looking at is the salvage process the 9 people who live in these two homes combine trying to get what they can out of the home, the good news is none of them were hurt even though firefighters believe that the fire may have begun in the rear of the home the cause is still under investigation. >>> reporting live in eastelmhurst. channel 7. weather, the strong winds that we are dealing with right now have ripped down trees and power lines, our eyewitness news reporter is live in yonkers with a look at the damage. >> reporter: we are certainly feeling the effects of this windy weather out here this morning and this situation here in yonkers is a lot like what people across the tristate are waking up to with high winds over night that continue we're on reymond place with a tree has come down on power lines crushing a car underneath and uprooting the sidewalk throughout west chester this morning, we are seeing situations much like this one in mount vernon tree branches came down on

fire boat three is in the water. pretty soon we'll have our fire boat. gs i want to say. i thank you, i hope you'll give me the same support. if you're hear to speak against me, i hope you don't, but if you're hear to speak for me, they have a long agenda. i don't know if i need it. >> any questions from the committee? surprisingly, no, i'm going to open it up to public comment. anyone who wishes to speak on item two please come forward. the only person i have is mark johnson. please come on up. >> michael hardiman,. ♪ here is comes ♪ fire commissions son ♪ here somes the son ♪ here comes the son ♪ and i hope to i say ♪ ♪ i hope you see the light ♪ i hope you see the sun and light ♪ ♪ for mike 12349 make it turn out right ♪ ♪ here comes the commission fire son ♪ >> i'd like to reiterate what i said about commissioner hardiman and commissioner nikagio again. commissioner hardiman shows up to a lot of our pyres. he has our concern when it comes to safety. i gave you the statistics that president breed requested. >> next speaker. seeing no other speakers. pu

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even if the fire was all you heard about it. but now brett seacat headed to the local law enforcement center a few blocks away. and there he repeated to fellow law enforcement officers something he had said on the 911 call. that the fire was not what killed vashti seacat. >> so what did happen to vashti? a surprising piece of evidence is right there in the bedroom. >> she was lying on her left side like she was under the covers asleep. the firearm was actually under her left hip. >> firearm, a gun in the bed? ♪ ♪ in undernourished children all over the world. when you get your vitamins at walgreens, you help give life-changing vitamins to kids across the globe. get vitamins here. change lives everywhere. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. now at lenscrafters, you can get 50% off lenses with purchase of frames. that's 50% off single vision lenses, no-line bifocals and even prescription sun. hurry in for our biggest sale of the year. new the rock nudes palet

the intersection with alabama avenue. d.c. fire says no one was hurt. >>> ten minutes after the hour right now. i want to get you caught up on the forecast if you're about to head out the door. >> it is cold weather, chuck. i mean, at the end of march. >> march and april can be very cruel months around here. 32 now in college park where eun yang matriculated from college. 29 in manassas. a lot of spots at or below freezing. your commuter forecast we'll call it low to mid-30s. quite cold on your way. but a beautiful day coming up. plenty of sunshine highs near 60 degrees. coming up in ten minutes, we start looking at the weekend. you might have the low pressure tire lights on. >> yeah, you might have the low pressure tire lights on this morning. take a look at 1.95 at 198, you can see northbound just fine except for my computer which does not want to cooperate. taking a look at 66, no real problems on 66. it's not going to cooperate with me. so 95 at 198. 66, inbound, outbound. bw parkway everything looking quite good. i'll try to g

they got a good knock down on the fire on the first floor. we had initial reports of more fire on what was believe add second floor but that is a crawl space, a large crawl space in the building with fire that escalateed in that space. allow did it start? >> en employee was cooking food and basically attempted to put the fire out with an extinguisher. but it not successful. that employee called 9-1-1. >> there are a lot of businesses here. it was important to knock out the fire. >> absolutely. we were success in keeping the fire contained to the building at 617. there was no extension into any other building. no one else was injured but for an employee of 617 and all firefighters are safe. >> thank you jonathan baxter from the san francisco fire department. if you are in the area, inner richmond, avoid the area at 7th avenue and clement. all the best way to stay on the breaking stories is with our news app you can down led it for free and make sure to enable the push alerts to have updates sent. >> and morning of frustration and delays and bus

the cause of the fire has not been determined. >>> the strong winds helped fuel a 3 alarm fire in queens over night, cell phone video captured the danger faced by firefighters in east elmhurst that fire broke out on 91st street after 2 a.m. our eyewitness news reporter spoke with residents. darla. >>> well lori, yes i spoke with residents this fire woke up the entire block you have 2 homes impacted by this fire, they all got out okay you can see the fire is out what you are looking at right now is the place where this fire started that's a rental property there are two apartments there and seven people who live inside right next door is the husband and wife couple who manages this rental property and the fire spread to that home but i want to show you that cell phone video from the height of the fire around 2:00 this morning started here on 91st street in east elmhurst queens you can see the concentration of the fire burning in the rear of the home, this call came in as a 2 alarm blaze and quickly rose to threealarms about 150 firefighters showed up to respond one neighbor says he heard

again, the causes of these fires are rarely caused by mother nature. he only type of thing that causes it is lightning from l mother nature. a lot of these fires are causedd by human interventions like throwing the cigarette butts or parking your who the car in the high grass or leaving the camp fire unattended, that kind of stuff. just to give you an idea of how dry we've been this month, justt over a three-quarters of an incc of rain has fallen in march. we haven't had that just yet.t. we do tomorrow should be improved for fire conditions. i'll give you your full castellani h in just a about it. > tony, over to you. >> thank you very much.ha > we have some breaking newsws for you now out of arlington, ar virginia. a person was just rushed to the hospital after being hit by a bus. fox5's marina maracco is life on south reads street now with the latest. >>reporter: this all happening in the last hour here and i want to give you a quick position of where we're standing here.e. we're just off of route 1.te take a look behind me, the scene still unfolding

of the fire and the coroner is is working to make an identity on the victim found out here tnight. 19. >> romona: now to a story many of you were talking about. two propane tanks were catching fire and exploding at crocker park. >> that explosion shook homes and businesses at least a mile away. somehow no one was hurt in the blast in the construction area at the shopping complex. scott taylor is live with reaction to a situation that could have been so much worse. scott? scott scott i want to -- >> reporter: i want to show you where we are. westlake police have things blocked off, but as we move over to the zone area in the construction site where the blast occurred, and you can see the scorched building right there. above that windows that were actually knocked out. fortunately no one was hurt. this construction site was lit taken a closer look at what started the fire that lead to the blast. the blast happened this morning on the south side of crocker park and westlake at the construction site of the new american greetings building. cleveland 19 is being told two 1,000-pound propane

the fire stat dollars here at the great leaves diner before 3:00 a.m. smoke and fire was showing when fire crews arrived early this morning it, grew to its two alarm fire, before crews could get it out t took them about 30 minutes to extinguish the flames. right now of course they are keeping eye out on hot spots, while this building there is days inn hotel remains evacuated. now, as part of the fire investigation, investigators are going to be looking to see if the smoke alarms were working here. we are told by the fire chief they received a 911 call. that is what caused them to show up here. usually they are do get alarm a fire is happening. that's part of the investigation this morning. i was able to talk to a few people who had to be rushed out of their rooms. they say they awoke when fire crews came knocking door-to-door. take a listen. >> i felt like somebody was coming through my door they was badging so hard. but we got out, as long as i got my baby out, i don't care about nothing else. >> we kept everything to the restaurant portion of the hotel

the scene. they're working this fire trying to douse the flames. this fire looks pretty aggressive. >> you saw what happened there when they opened that side door and the oxygen got to that fire back there. it shows you what firefighters goes through. it blew up there on the left side of your screen behind the graphic. it's tough to see with the graphic over it. there we go. we dropped the graphic so you can get a better look. the flames kicking outside of that mobile home. they're trying to a mobile home like that contains that heat. all of that metal around there holds it in like an oven. you can see the flames and the smoke pouring out of this right now. >> the flames jetting out. the other thing we noticed from this picture is the smoke billowing out of this home. it's thick. it's dense. earlier this morning when we first brought you this live picture, we saw what appeared to be two men outside of the home likely maybe the owners of the home, and they seem to be not in any sort of hurry looking for anybody inside. we don't believe there's anybod

the way. it's just senseless. fireinvestigators as well as osha now trying to determine exactly how this collapse happened. they're wonderingsing was it a spontaneous act or did something actually provoke the collapse. that all now under investigation > in manassas, virginia, marina maracco, fox5 local news. a teenager is facing charges in the murder of in front of his mother analysis terse as they stood on the platform at the dean bad metro station in northeast. d.c. police chief cathy lanier called the murder absolutely senseless. >> the loss of a 15 year old under any circumstances is tragic, but certainly in this case, even more so as it appears that there's just no reason for it. > washington was on his way to get a haircut for easter when he was killed. he was a freshman at lairing go high school. > med star is still working on that computer program that has disrupted service across our region. hackers got into the hospital systems' computer yesterday. med star runs 0 hospitals and more than # 50 outpatient facil

the potomac. their sailboat capsized. alexandria fireled boat frers ters from the water the boat back to shore. the fire department is also warning anybody that is going out there on the river that the water can change very quickly so please be safe. >>> it will be a little longer before two former virginia tech students go to court in the killing of a 13-year-old girl. 18-year-old david eisenhower and 19-year-old natalie keepers face charge this is connection with nicole lovell's death. investigators found lovell stabbed to death back this january. the teens were supposed to be in court monday, but defense attorneys asked for more time. prosecutors say they have not received a final medical examiner's report. >>> a former frederick county maryland xhigts they now facing prostitution charges. court documents say blaine young met an undercover officer at a hotel and offered her money for sex. his attorney says he will plead not guilty. young is >>> new this morning, volkswagen set to tell customers where they stand on bringing nearly 600,

the recipe for fire problems. winds out of the south and east giving us a nice late afternoon downtown orlando, temperatures low 80s inland and tomorrow the difference is going to be the atmosphere itself warming up a went boosting temperatures -- south winds boosting temperatures warmer tomorrow, 61 lake buena vista, 61 winter downtown orlando for tomorrow, 84 at 2:00, 86 at 4:00, 87 for a daytime high officially tomorrow and that's the warmest day of the year so far. warm weather across the southeast and high pressure is holding this winds stormy system i mentioned it could get 1 foot of rain near new orleans over the next few days -- days. stormy weather keeping it quiet for a central florida tomorrow, 5:00, high-pressure anchored and over the southeast. breaking down a bit. toward saturday night mainly into sunday night, later in the weekend we go the better chance for rain moving in. looking at high small, chamber of commerce weather, 85 separate, 88 clermont, 88 the villages, 86 st. cloud. the best warm weath

the fire department said they found several fire code violations here at the motel. >> . thank you. early morning stabbing in aurora sent one person to the hospital. with life threatening injuries. police were called out to the 14 thousand block of arpbdz 6:45. about an hour later police tweeted there was a second scene linked to the stabbing. at sixth and chambers. no arrests made. >> . akor police chief clarifying will not. to should not discharge at a moving vehicle. he says the policy was aeplded to take into account the possibility that shooting into a vehicle may be the only objectively and reasonable and necessary option. under the circumstances. jumps to 50 for the second offense. 3 strikes is a 3 hundred dollar fine. >> another marijuana recall. issuing a public health and safety advisory. due to unsafe pesticide residue. on marijuana from sunrise solutions. in bayly. the lay of the land last year. .h. >> the state capitol today. to lobby for one fight. that's yet to be won. the ball battle to ban gay conversion therapy. >> . they convince you you are addicted to something.

it's charred from the fire that occurred following this plane. as we wait for a briefing, i'm not sure if we can did back to paul or try peter again. >> hello, things are prettyy much the same up here. the fire crews aren't actively attacking this plane anymore. it look like it's pretty much out. they're investigators to come out. they got it out pretty quickly. >> again we don't know if anyone died in this, it anyone was hurt or injured. i don't know if you were able to see an ambulance or anything leaving the airport grounds. >> no, i didn't see anything leaving. i saw -- i had to pull over about three times for emergency crews to get b back me, firefighters and police. but i didn't see anything leaving. and i never saw an active ambulance. >> trying to find out what happened, how many people may have been on this aircraft, whether they were injured, taken out by ambulance. on this police briefing which will enlighten us a great degree in terms of what happened. we do know this happened roughly about 35, almost 40 minutes ago that this incident

. >> and fire rains down from the sky. stories of chaos, survival, and courage. "caught on camera: total destruction." >> oh! >> that's going to be loud. >> a fire at a rocket fuel plant creates an explosion and shockwave. minutes later, there's an even bigger explosion. >> wow! >> it was the biggest explosion that i've ever been on in my life. >> may 4th, 1988, henderson, nevada, just ten miles from the las vegas strip. dennis todd is doing routine repair work on a tv transmission power on the top of black mountain when he notices an extremely bright fire down below. >> we looked down and saw this fire with this brilliance, like a fourth of july sparkler. unlike anything i've seen before. >> the fire is so bright because it's fueled by a highly volatile chemical used to make rocket fuel. todd grabs his video camera and begins recording. >> i set it on a tripod, pointed down at the fire, and went back to eating my lunch. >> the fire has broken out at the pacific engineering and production company, known as pep con with the chemical is fabricated. >> the solid rock

the deadly l'enfant fire. and paul wiedefeld said he questions whether those entrusted to repair the cables are saying they are doing the work and not doing it. fire near the mcpherson metro station caused major delays for commuters and eventually shut the system down for a full-day inspection. the cause is a faulty cable just like the one that led the fire at l'enfant that led to a woman's death. >> i think about the things that have happened to other people. stephen: the fire comes after metro conducted a system wide investigation and began implementing repairs of the problematic cables. >> i hav attitude. i listen to managers and people and i question them. >> in the metro board meeting the general manager raised the possibility the fire at mcpherson square stem from workers entrusted with the inspection and repair since the l'enfant incident stating work is completed when they haven't done it. >> i will go back to find out what we did in the 14 months to months to be see what needs to be done differently go

dan: holding 1500 feet over the fire. it is on the ground, in the air, they have an attack helicopter. they landed a few minutes ago , but when it is revealed, they will drop 500 gallons, buckets on water on the hotspot. the airplanes, one of the spotter airplane' s showing are, where the spots that he did get to around the houses. they are saying this fire is about 95% contained. multiple agencies have worked this fire, including palm bay fire and rescue, and other surrounding towns have sent equipment to help. a lot of power crews and cable crews try to get the power shut off to get -- not have spot overs or elliptical strikes and start new fires. they are saying about 95% of the fire is contained. whorehouses has sustained some damage from the fire -- four houses has sustained some damage from the fire. we will let you know if that changes. back to you. jim: this fire contained in about 45 acres. you can see a lot of smoke, not as much flames. we will continue to monitor this rush fire battle in palm bay. we' you can al

news news 4 has obtained a special order from the fire chief. in the letter, fire and ems chief gregory dean saided private ambulances will help increase the availability of ambulances, provide more training and allow for more preventive maintenance. the agency has come under fire recently for delayed response times and other problems. about 35 private brapss will hit the streets on monday. >>> it has taken almost two years of several rejections, but now $6.8 billion merger between pepco and exelon will move ahead. the d.c. public service commission gave the deal its blessing yesterday. the agreement between the two companies makes the utility the largest in the country. d.c. mayor muriel bowser blasted the commission's decision and said residents could face rate hikes subpoenas this summer. but pepco exelon says the hermer will mean lower rates. >>> in the sweet 16 tonight, they are not thinking about being the underdogs here. terps taking on the jayhawks who a lot of people say are the favorite in the tournament. but the big dance is all about

the fire department says water rescue training along the coast isn't out of the ordinary. but incidents involving its own fire fighters like this is. luckily, colin says, everyone survived. sot- "so, the moral of this story? uh, don't overload a boat." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> justine:the san mateo county coroners office identified a body that washed ashore in half moon bay as a 25-year-old missing man. the body of michael dwyer was found on the beach march 9th. his family reported him missing on february 29th after he had not returned home after a visit to the same beach. dwyer's jeep was still parked in the parking lot later that day. and according to the sheriff's office, a witness had seen a man enter the water and get swept out by waves. we have file video of this incident solano county sheriff's deputies are looking for a man who assaulted and robbed.two woman at gunpoint while they were hiking. yesterday afternoon near lake berryessa. around 3p-m.the victims were in the "stebbins cold canyon reserve".when a man with a gun forced the woman

the fire sparked when a got out of control. and we have new informat about a grass fire in colorado springs. crews quicy put out the fire at started around four o'clk in the 27-hundred block of penacho cile. that's on e city's east si. ewer matt watson sent us this video wn the fire first started. tonight, firefighrs say the cause is undetermined. it under controin about 30 minutes. it burned an acre, and did damage to a shed and a fence. storracker 13 chief meterologist rachael plath told us about these windy story today, with gusts. the wind not until around midnight tonight. ... which ll nicer outsid i'll back up in the today's strong wings did more than fuel fires.. . . oswinds also toppled a tr in pueblo. it happened in the area of illinois and routte on pueblo's southside. you can see thehtree fell right acss the street. no one was hurt the steel city is losing the jobs tt define it. evraz has layed off seventy workers. the compan says low oil prices have hurt odtion... forcing th steel mafacturer to cut back. krdo newscha

chief was driving and got the window blown out. there was a fire truck in the front the windshield was blown out. both groups of people were slightly injured. >> we could see the shockwave coming across the desert and we just ducked down, tried to get under the dash. but it was too low. the windshield came out and caught me in the forehead. >> others ten miles away in las vegas hear and feel the shockwave. >> we honestly thought that there had been an airplane crash or something like that. >> but the biggest blast is yet to come. several additional fire departments respond. >> we were en route to the disaster site. and as i started realizing the magnitude of the disaster that unfolded, the thought occurred to me that i could lose my life here today. >> the chemicals are not the only thing fueling the out of control fire. underneath the facility is a natural gas line that ruptures and ignites, making the blaze virtually unfightable. fire officials evacuate a five-mile radius around the plant. >> oh, there's another one. they had all of that fuel sto

the leading edge of the fire was still in the area. once the winds shifted, it started blowing the fires right towards these houses. i saw firefighters scrambling. they got the ladder truck up and the water cannon on it, taking a defensive stance. for the most part, the fire is out. this is the only area that has any visible flames to it. this is also a swampy area. so that is contributing to helping put the fire out as well as the fire lines that were cut around it. hopefully this time they're going to get a handle on it. >> lisa: let's hope so. we'll continue to check in with you. afternoon. the high risk for fires could stay in central florida for days to come. good evening, this is news 6 at 5:00, getting results. i'm lisa bell. >> ginger: i'm ginger gadsden in for matt austin tonight. news 6 meteorologist troy bridges is in for tom. a red-flag warning is in effect because of the brisk winds? >> yes, until 7:00 for all counties in central florida. this is the big area of high pressure dominating the forecast around that. winds are

fire. you can smell the burnt food in the air. there is a massive presence in charlotte fire. in the past 30 minutes they got this huge fire under control. 50 firefighters. it took them about 30 minutes. you can see they are in the restaurant, searching in a dining area. most of the area they are kitchen. the inside. take a look at this video that our eyewitness news director shot on the way to work this morning. you can see how huge the fire, and flames were as we saw and when we first arrived on the scene about 30 minutes ago. now, in the next 30 minutes i am expecting to speak to fire how the fire started and the them. we will bring that to you at 5:00 a.m. joe bruno, channel 9 eyewitness >>> roads near concord mills boulevard are back open after a pedestrian was hit in the area before 3:00 this morning. we are working to find out how the person is doing. mark taylor has a look at the roads. >> traveling 85 was blocked. in the last ten minutes it opened up southbound near concord mills. no big lingering delays. a little delay heading to con court mills but no longer neat the

the cease fire is now in its fourth day. it was brokered by the >>> a vote will be held today on a resolution imposing tough new sanctions against north korea at the u.n. in response to the rocket test and rocket launch it would require every u.n. member to expect all cargo heading to and from north korea for goods. >>> check out this video. an out of control car slams into a gas pump in texas bumping another car out of the way. the pump immediately caught fire as people from both cars ran away from the flames. firefighters put that fire out. police are still trying to figure out why the driver lost control. >> that's scary. >>> 6:48. auto makers report ing their february sales numbers today and this could be the strongest february for the industry in about 16 years. of course continued strong demand for trucks and suvs amid low gas prices are helping pump all this along. auto makers are increasing incentives right now. that's really good news for buyers. of course it eats into their profits. meantime, prices back on the rise

firefighters are on the scene of this restaurant fire. you can see the flames burning in the background. crews reopened the inbound lanes of albemarle for the drive. joe bruno is there. >> reporter: crews just reopened a second outbound lane now. so, there is only one shut down as they try to figure out what started this fire. our eyewitness news director shot the video of the flames this morning. you can see them going through the roof of the el pay san no restaurant -- pasaino there is about $50,000 in damage. 50 firefighters were called to the scene. it is because they were worried it would spread quickly. >> this restaurant has been added to over the years. it's almost like there is four different wings to at this time. so, just the way they are connected, you get a little tighter, smaller areas. you want to be sure the fire isn't in the areas where the sides of the building are joined. >> and the owner is on scene talking with investigators. we are told he left the restaurant about an hour before the fire started. now, right now, ther

this wasn't shots fired at a building but the individuals fired upon. colson found himself in the middle of a drug fight. but his actions stepping out of the vehicle to engage be the shooter, drawing him and his attention away to allow the other officers to move forward from position of advantage to neutralize the threat that the shooter set about aid to get him transported to the hospital. >> you mentioned circumstantial evidence. we understand that. a lot of people watching are struggling to understand the circumstances that may have led to the tragedy. can you characterize how officer colson came to the scene, how he was dressed and perhaps might have been misidentified in the chaos? can you help us with that, please? >> i have seen this scenario played out on a couple of different recordings. as dective colson is arriving he is arriving -- we know he was a detective in narcotics enforcement division. he doesn't wa police officer. he arrives in a vehicle we use for the purpose and engages with the shooter. he is dressed in civilian closed. he is not p

the fire is 100% contained, but it damaged four homes. two of them severely. >> yeah, i talk told the palm bay fire chief who told me at one point tonight, there were up to 80 firefighters out here battling this blaze. hours now, and it's still relatively smoky, and we've been monitoring this smoldering area hereby that has been flaring up. some neighbors say it may still be hard to sleep tonight because of the smoldering. michael did whatever he could to protect his 65-year-old mom's palm bay home. >> how close was it? >> it was right next to that tree in the yard. >> florida forest service took us down smoky quinton avenue, and stopped fire a place where the spokesperson said the fire crews don't know if it began at a home or in the woods. palm bay fire told us was a 45 acre blaze, and it wasn't 100% went down. that left concerned friends and loved ones waiting for hours until roads reopened. >> i want to go check it out and see if it's all right, but >> firefighters told me about 100 homes were ex-possessioned to radiant heat, but no im

the 80s and fire safety when they pass the sro ordinance they passed this spiritual ordinance they were able to make sure that sores are provide outreach and training to the tenants the tenants are soon tobacco aware of what to do in case of. >> fire and one of the recommendations to the fire task force was to provide like maybe the time you sign a lease or because you know if tailor familiarity of the tenants to make sure that things are in place and also, they know their emergency exits and know what to do in the case of a fire it is logic but not when it is pending but provide an education for the tenants and also, we really need for transparency and accountability from the fire department when conducting the investigations and sharing that information between agencies and with dbi as well i feel like dbi shares a lot of the information we can guess and track the constraint we don't get the same response from the fire department thank you. >> thank you for your comments next item, please. >> she has a question no important publ