headed to howell, new jersey where i found a dirt road and reverend steve, he is the minister at the lakewood community outreach church and he helps the homeless find peace. i can't believe my eyes as i walk the winding trail through the woods and a full-fledged campsite took shape. in this homeless in cama there's a ten city chapel, an outdoor fireplace, and herb garden, herb garden, a cooking and charging station in a tent filled with items that have been donated. it's also filled with holiday hope. >> there's a lot of people in our society that want to give and help out other people and contribute to make a better society. the situation with the homeless, they they don't have a place to live or can afford it and this gives people an opportunity. >> he says they're allowed to stay in the land which belongs to the town as long as they -- i reach out to the town but they had closed and gone home for the holiday. a concept a concept tent city resident said he knew long ago. >> i'm homeless but i'm not really homeless. i have someplace to say. >> jack and the other tent residents residents have

i do not about the tacoma police department did wrong, the lakewood department did wrong. i want people to take a long inventory of themselves and see what they did wrong. god bless you guys. >> the officer's name has not been released. >>> severe weather slammed the carolinas overnight. the latest in a series of violent storms ripping through the south. heavy wind brought down trees that snapped power lines and closed roads in south carolina. louisiana, mississippi, tennessee, around alabama. five people were killed and dozens of others hurt. >> i don't know where to start. >> reporter: connor hughes, like many in jackson county sharks returned to what's left of his home. he is struggling to scrape up the essentials of life. >> i am just trying to get some bowls and plates. structures were leveled and thousands are without power. he lost his business when the twister hit. >> my business is gone. i will get it all together and restart. >> it's coming right at us. >> reporter: you can see the path of destruction and ruin. the severe weather system began here in northeast ala

reporter: the winds fueled the 96-acre fire where arson is suspected. >> we decided along with the lakewood police and atf it was best we ask the public for help. >> reporter: neighbors in the quiet subdivision worry about getting the word out during evacuations and gawkers driving in the neighborhood while emergency vehicles are trying to get through. >> if something like this happens in the future, then the neighborhood could be closed off sooner, and awesome. >> reporter: investigators are looking at five fires, including the one this week and three smaller ones in early november. >> it does take a lot of time, and that is resources and time taken away from our normal course of operations. >> reporter: police are stepping up patrols in the surrounding neighborhoods because with recent dry conditions, the threat of another fire isn't goinggaway. >> well, that's disturbing. concerning. >> reporter: and one of the concerns we heard tonight is that some residents did not receive emergency alerts on their phone, but you can sign up through code red. you just go to the west metro fire departme

ninety as you take it and they are fine over and the lucky lakewood area. one southwest. they have new tallies must be completed by the 13th of this month according to federal law. warning users to stay with uncertified apps. they've been responding to the snap check messes with selfie showing their excitement. very early on thursday weather and traffic every eight minutes just ahead landed a once-in-a-lifetime tv it gets colder were anticipating rain to what snow" the first some pretty decent accumulations. think about families falling into the 20s. we will see how this works out would been talking about this for a while. i don't see any reason why we need to change it at this point. it's a pain that is for sure a short alternate wayne and stacy over to you. thank you very much she's only nine years old but it cleveland will host court the gate of a lifetime. they have all new empire the girl playing the young cookie and the suspect is none other than this catholic on believable. the news got even better london was cast as a young cookie and she was so's to in chicago. th

the community. on that. waiting for someone to do something. lakewood's mayor and west matches fire chief asking for the public's help while assuring residents investigators are working hard tracking down leads those encouraged to report any suspicious activity. i've seen people up with a flashlight and on their head. are they hikers. is it someone. suspicious fires burn parts of green mountain the latest one was by far the largest you can see it from denver covering nearly 100 acres. experts from a multiagency task force which includes the atf are now on the case lakewood police have stepped up patrols surrounding the base of the mountain. more than 150 firefighters tackle the latest place. the special phone number for tips that phone number is 303 ? 987?- 71 and 11. reporting live and in lakewood fox 31. michael thank you right now they are in california getting ready to take on washington in the pack 12 championship. surprised to see the team do so well. a great season fox 31 the bay area right now with more on the what a beautiful day at the golden ga

you have a west side slowdown with yellow through the lakewood/cleveland area along i-90. nothing major here. i have a big alert i want to get out particular to nose in the north ridgeville area. ridgeville's police department. no evacuations in the area, but they determined a gas leak over on center ridge. they have currently closed center ridge between case and race roads. now, they cannot yet determine what that gas leak is, and we've heard there aren't any evacuations but they're looking into this. fire is out there investigating the scene. we'll get you some more information as soon as we hear it. right now, the road is closed between case and raise on center ridge. we have a disabled vehicle on i- i-480 eastbound. drive times all over the highways look perfect. north olmstead is 17 and 28 from mentor, and akron is 37 minutes ahead of you. we have the east side commute. that's what we do right now. we have that coming up in the 7:00 hour. >> tia: you're on top of it, laura. >>> the snowplow that exploded on the road is one of the stories you need to know before you go.

the u.s. gee logical survey confirmed that personnel at a lab in lakewood, california, manipulated data between 1996 and 2014. today a house natural resources sub committee was briefed on the misconduct. this is about an hour. >>> the sub committee on overnight will come to order. the meeting today to hear testimony examining decades of data manipulation at the united states question logical survey. under committee rule 4f, any statements are limited to the chairman of the ranking minority member. i ask unanimous consent that all other members opening statements be made part of the hearing record if they are submitted to the clerk by 5:00 p.m. today. no objection, so ordered. i will now recognize myself for five minutes for opening statement. today we'll be examining data manipulation that occurred within the u.s. geological survey as well as agencies failure to take timely and corrective measures. usgs has been considered by many to be the gold standard of scientific integrity and reliability. that image has now been indelibly stained at best or profoundly shaken by deliberate decades long dat

. >> tonight dozens of people an exclusive look inside the new facility on the lakewood cleveland border. mike, what makes it so unique? >> reporter: it sits corner of 117th and madison. but what makes this place unique is who lives at this address. >> people who are neglected or not respected. >> it's who linda was looking concept for ageing members of the lgbt community. >> i was looking out for myself too. >> she tried finding a seen air living facility and her and her partner could move into together. >> unfortunately there were none especially as affordable living. >> fast forward to two decades. >> i never dreamed it would look like this. >> a place like us now fills that void for members of the lgbt population. >> people era when being gay, being lesbian or lgbt was a negative. >> retired and living on a low fixed income was one of the first residents to move into the 55-unit complex. >> you don't have to feel anxious that you've got neighbors that think. [ inaudible ] >> he says birds of the same feather flock together. your ability to be happy increases. >> in addition to provid

regular trail users will do a good job of keeping an eye open to see what is going out here on the mountain. >> lakewood police and the atf are helping in the investigation. >>> west metro fire has set up a tip li the screen. >>> the mystery began shortly after the body of a homeless veteran was brought to the coroner's office in casper, wyoming. the coroner had a name but little else. this week, that mystery inspired an unexpected and massive response. >> reporter: he died on a thursday. not that anyone outside of steven, homeless, a vietnam veteran. a man so anonymous that the only photo we could find came off of his driver's license. >> i've been in office since 2009. >> reporter: the county coroner took him in and immediately starting asking who. >> in steven's case that was a challenge. >> reporter: who needed to know. and yet in the least populated state in the country where everyone seems to know everyone else, no one seemed of a world war ii veteran. >> it is humbling. >> decided to do what she knew she needed to do. >> steven deserves nothing else. >> reporter: word gets around wyoming faster t

in 2014, usgs identified a potential incident of scientific misconduct at the inorganic kelm try lab in lakewood, colorado. a scientist had been making inproper adjustments from a machine used to measure heavy metals, coal and soil samples. an internal investigation was initiated. usgs promptly reported the possibility of scientific misconduct to the office of inspector general. our investigations into the incident confirmed that this data manipulation constituted scientific misconduct. this closely resembled a similar incident that had occurred from 1996 to 2008. the investigation also identified additional management and personnel problems, including indications of a hostile work environment. i suspect your questions are the same as mine. why didn't we know of it sooner, how could it have happened in the first place, how did it go on for so long without it being detected? following the recommendations of the investigation, the usgs closed the inorganic section of the laboratory effective march 1st, 2016. all the longer employed by the usgs. we posted public notice of the incident, contacted cu

interior inspector general report noted that the second case of continuous data manipulation at the lakewood facility affected at a minimum projects that received $108 million in funding. however, what remains unclear is the dollar value of the projects that were impacted by the data manipulation that occurred at the lab between '96 and 2008. and we talked about that a little bit earlier, about the records. could you tell the committee what was the aggregate dollar value of the projects that were affected during this earlier 12-year course of data manipulation? >> we've been trying to assemble that information. actually, i do not have that information, but i would like to follow up on the $108 million figure. that represents the total funding for those projects that used the lab. the actual value of those samples that were analyzed is much less than that. so, the projects and the results they make, they use many lines of evidence, they use outside labs, they use a number -- it represents the entire effort to produce a report or assessment. the value of the impacted from the laboratory is pro

more than 50,000 cars stolen in 2015 had the keys inside. >> in lakewood, colorado, we hit the streets in january with sergeant dave hoover, within minutes his discover puffers. >> car is left running unattended while you are inside of a store. this driver hit with a $57 ticket. >> i wanted to sit in a warm car on the way to work and rick's car has just been stolen. >> windows are frosted and maybe four minutes inside, and come back out and the car is gone. >>> singer, dolly parton, says her telethon raised $6 million to help those of the tennessee wild fires. all the donations have yet to be counted but so far up to $9 million, this provides $1,000 every month for six months for families that lost their homes. the wild fire spread to 2500 buildings and killed 14 people. >>> and dogs left homeless, 11 dogs arrived at the sanctuary on tuesday. one the first rescue groups to accept dogs from the area. they will be available after they are spade or neuters and given a clean bill of held blg. >> coming up another check of your forecast looking live outside sky 6 hd showing you spring mount

in 2014, usgs identified a potential incident of scientific misconduct at the inorganic chemistry lab in lakewood, colorado. a scientist had been making improper adjustments from a machine used to measure heavy metals in coal and water samples. all work in the affected section of the laboratory was stopped and an internal investigation was initiated. usgs also promptly reported possibility of scientific misconduct to the office of the inspector general. our investigations into the incident confirmed this data manipulation constituted scientific misconduct. this closely resembled a similar incident at the inorganic section that occurred 1996 to 2008. the investigation also identified additional management and personnel problems, including indications of a hostile work environment. i suspect your questions are the same as mine. why didn't we know this sooner, how could it have happened in the first place, how did it go on for so long without being detected. following recommendations of the investigation, the usgs closed the inorganic section of the energy geochemistry laboratory effective march 1st

interior inspector general report noted that the second case of continuous data manipulation at the lakewood facility affected at a minimum projects that received $108 million in funding. however, what remains unclear is the dollar value of the projects that were impacted by the data manipulation that occurred at the lab between '96 and 2008. and we talked about that a little bit earlier, about the records. could you tell the committee what was the aggregate dollar value of the projects that were affected during this earlier 12-year course of data manipulation? >> we've been trying to assemble that information. actually, i do not have that information, but i would like to follow up on the $108 million figure. that represents the total funding for those projects that used the lab. the actual value of those samples that were analyzed is much less than that. so, the projects and the results they make, they use many lines of evidence, they use outside labs, they use a number -- it represents the entire effort to produce a report or assessment. the value of the impacted from the laboratory is pro

the 55 unit apartment complex is on the cleveland lakewood border. it serves mainly order lesbians living elderly lesbians have an annual income of $20,000 or less. residents say they enjoy being around seniors with similar life experiences. >> when you're in your flock, you feel safe. you feel comfortable. your ability to be happy increases. >> while a lot of the residents are gay or lesbian, a place for who is eligible. the goal is to promote diversity and celebrate all aspects of the community. >>> president-elect donald trump is busy taking a victory lap. he kicked off his thank you tour right here in ohio. he appeared with v. p.-elect mike pence. his thank you tour is to thank supporters. an important battleground state. despite that, plenty of protesters in attendance. >> now that you put me in this help me one bit, i'm going to get it done. don't worry, believe me. >> trump's thank you tour will continue over the next few weeks. he has yet to announce a full schedule. we do know it will include crucial states he won and those he thought he wou

the 55 unit apartment complex is on the cleveland lakewood border. it in poverty. in northeast ohio, 40% of lesbians have an annual income of $20,000 or less. >> it's a real pleasure. real honor to be here. i want to thank the mayor and his staff for trusting me. >> akron has a new fire chief. swearing in clarence tucker on his birthday, not a bad gift. city's history and only the second african american to lead the department. tucker has been a firefighter for 28 years. >> actor, tom hanks coming to chief land today. >> yeah, he is the guest of honor at the greater cleveland film commission behind the camera event. the yearly program always draws some big names. this year, it's all about tom hanks. his career in hollywood. his connections to hollywood as well. while in town, he'll also speak to high school students and hanks is getting his start at the great lakes theater years ago. and what a year it was. brings cleveland the first championship in 52 years and now a chance to grace the cover of sports illustrated as the 2016 sports person of the year. the magazine

you can feel all the excitement there, the cheering for volley ball day at the adaptive athletic program. it took place in lakewood. 20 schools participates so the games are adapted to fit their needs so those in wheelchairs got to place. among the physical education program from -- >> the students participating get a sense of competition and they're having fun so they're engaging in these activities so when they score points you see where they get excited. >> jeffco athletic program features a new sport every month. >>> 5:21. santa elfs are at their mission is a toy for every boy and girl. they expect to serve -- they're collecting new and gently used toys for newborns -- >>> a boy brings a gun to school and threatens his classmates and a fire is shoo before his parents arrive. >>> you know it's expensive in the denver area. the denver area. a report this is for you. you didn't really have to... getting the gift you almost kept for yourself? now that's a holiday mini miracle. and it's easy to create your own at walgreens... with 30 percent off photo purchases, just around the corner. walgreens. at the corner of h

the keys inside. >> people leaving cars running everywhere. >> reporter: in lakewood, california, we hit the streets in january with sergeant dave hoover, within minutes, his officer spot dozens idling in 18 degree weather in front of homes and stores. >> you know why i'm bothering you? the car is running unattended inside the store. you can't do that. >> reporter: the driver hit with a $57 ticket. >> i was cold. i wanted a warm car on the way to work. >> reporter: not far away, this car stolen. >> pull out, windows frosty, go back inside, and maybe four gone. >> reporter: abc news, denver. >> good advice. the mix is next. ♪ i tried hard to quit smoking. ♪ but when we brought our daughter home that was it. ♪ now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. can you say thanks nicoderm cq? every great why needs a great how. but pantene is making my hair practically unbreakable. whenever i try to grow out my hair, strands always break off. the pro-v formula makes every inch stron

his family believes he was targeted because he is muslim and they want the suspect to a lakewood high school student told a civil rights group he was walking home from his part-time job near detroit when a man called him a terrorist and accused him of being a part of the at taliban and then shot him in the arm and ran away. the cleveland chapter on the council of american islamic relations said the teen was wearing an islamic head cover when he was attacked. >> he seems to be okay this evening. the family is definitely shaken up. a hate crime at this point, but they arrested the suspect, denzel r johnson and charged him with felonious assault. now the director wants to deny johnson bail when he heads to a courtroom on friday. >> clearly because of the arabic , the islamic headdress he was wearing it started from that. present these elements of a possible bias crime. >> there was a spike since the election. the fbi recently released statistics that show a 67% jump in anti-muslim incidents. >> the muslim community is not alone in this, put we feel very, very vulnerable because of the ho

the raging flames on monday evening. hundreds of homes were evacuated but none damaged. cbs4's dillon thomas live in lakewood tonight. that wasn't the only fire on green mountain in november. >> reporter: last month was one of the driest novembers on record here in colorado. trails like this here on green mountain are completely surrounded by all this dry gras setting fire to this grass and it's time to end that. for fire marshall bruce crowell, a series of fires on green mountain are now more connected than first thought. >> we've eliminated all the natural causes which leads us to believe there's human behavior involved. >> reporter: 5 fires just in the month of november, three happened in the same week. >> i'd say every 5 years or so it wouldn't be unusual to have in a month is. >> reporter: almost 500 residents were evacuated from their homes. some even hosing their houses down with water as a last- minute precaution. >> i assumed somebody was back this smoking or something. >> reporter: tamme meyer says she's shocked to hear the fires may have been intentional. >> my life, my dog's life, you can always replace a

and the museum of divine statutes here in lakewood, lou's place, is definitely the place to do that. - [lou] especially for the holiday season. alie] i would love to just walk around here with you lou because there is so much-- what would you explain to people what this is, really? - well this is many things, it started with a particular mission which was specifically rescuing a lot of the artwork from the closed parishes in cleveland, and has begun to evolve into something pretty amazing. so speaking of amazing and evolving, i can bring you over and we'll take a look at a particular piece and you can see how the museum is way bigger than just statues. and also from our diocese here in cleveland. - that piece is unbelievable. - it is unbelievable. it is on loan to us from the cleveland catholic diocese. in this particular piece is called the monstreds and it is it was and it was manufactured in prague by a very famous company. and it is a reproduction of the famous one that's in prague. and the only difference is, is the one in prague is diamonds, this one is rhinestones. but you can

the wind shift is changing and temperatures a cooling off. that's lakewood ranch. 77 degrees. cool skies, partly cloudy there. at the plantation crystal river, 68 degrees. we have a north wind at 5 miles per hour. note that north wind, that wind shift. north winds at 12 miles per hour, 72 degrees. our overnight low temperature year. about 14 degrees above average. it was quite warm and humidity was up. 76 degrees right now and freedom plaza. sun city center, overcast with that northwesterly flow and in lakeland where the parade will be taking place, west winds that to meet me. we're looking for that wind shift to occur there. we have cutting the state coming up. don't forget the brand-new bears. the rough riders will be out with the truck ready to pick those up from 6 am to 7 pm, the teddy bear drive. rod carter got a great shot, nice day today despite that front passing through. there was plenty of sunshine, 60 degrees at 7 am. cooler certainly but still above our average given the time of year. it looks like the next morning, temperatures will be a little closer to normal. 77

. >>> we have new developments in the investigation into the brush fire that burned dangerously close to many homes in lakewood. it took hours for firefighters to contain that fire on green mountain monday night. now they say someone set it. investigators think the person who started this one might have started others as well. >> reporter: past month, november, has been one of the driest novembers on record here in colorado which means a lot of the trails like this one here on green mountain are surrounded by dry grass. someone has been setting several fires in this area this past month and it is no longer a joke. >> it is a more hazardous environment now that it's so determining a cause. >> it leads us to believe there's human being behavior involved. >> reporter: in the month of november, firefighters responded to 5 different fires on green mountain alone. >> i would say every 5 years or so, it wouldn't be unusual to have a large fire on green mountain. but 5 in a month is. >> reporter: the fires all have a similar characteristic. >> there's a similar pattern as far as time of da hours. >> reporter: with fir

. >> reporter: the owner of this building is listed as frankford holdings, llc out of lakewood, new jersey. we could not reach them for comment. we can tell you that the city's depth of licenses and inspections has cited this building for fire code violati violations on numerous occasions over the past several years. though in each case appears the violations were picked and those cases were closed. iain. >> bruce, thank you. >>> motive of a germantown shooting that critically injured a teenager may have related to drug deal. police say it appears marijuana is month promoted a gunman to shoot the 17-year-old boy. the teenager was shot in the head but he was still able to talk to police after the incident last night on the 4500 block of morris street. he was also robbed of his phone and wallet. police are looking for two men driving a white mini van. >>> a burglar is out there prowling nine philadelphia businesses know this as fact. police say all nine of last month's incidents the man got in by breaking the front door glass. majority of the breaks were on the 2400 and 2600 blocks of aramin

. >> we got people leaving the cars running everywhere. >> reporter: in lakewood, colorado, we hit the streets in january with sergeant dave hoover. within minutes, his officers spot dozens of puffers idling in 18-degree weather in front of homes and stores. >> you know why i'm bothering you? >> no. >> your car is left running unattended while you're in the store. you can't do that. >> reporter: this driver hit with a $57ke >> i wanted to sit in a warm car on the way to work. i was cold. >> reporter: not far away rick's car has been stolen. >> pulled out. windows are frosty. go back inside, and maybe four minutes. come outside, car's gone. >> reporter: so as you can see, leaving it running by itself on a cold morning like this can snag you a pricey ticket unless you have one of these. it's a remote start device that you just hold the button here and the car starts up. it warms up. remote start, we have some tips for you. if you want to keep your mirrors from icing up for example, just put a plastic bag over the top with a rubber band. pull it off in the morning, totally ice free. if yo

the money and it never made into his written report. archuleta has been suspended and facing multiple charges including tampering with evidence. lakewood police and a-t-f agents are hoping to generate tips today in 5 recent fires they're calling suspicious. monday's fire on green mountain was the most visible one the fire burned through to leave their homes. luckily, no one was hurt and no homes were damaged. investigators say they've ruled out natural causes for that blaze. and they say four others in november were also not started by natural causes or by accident. 9 each of the fires started some time around dusk. investigators are asking for help - to find who may have set them - and to prevent another one. they are asking people in and around green mountain - to watch west metro fire has set up a tip line. it is: 303-987-7111. fewer students are choosing to become educators, putting more of a strain on the state's teacher shortage. the denver post reports there was a 2 point 2 percent drop in the number of people finishing teacher prep programs. that figure comes from this year's legislative educator preparation. there were fewer t

the pike family sometime soon. >>> a lottery ticket mistake leaves a new jersey couple $1 million rich. a clerk at a lakewood store sold 70-year-old dante castillo a quick pick ticket last thursday of the he wanted to pick his own numbers but the ticket proved to be lucky and matched five-day winning numbers. the couple has the option to take a lump sum or get $1,000 a week for life. >> i'll take that. >> i would take the lump sum. bill, what's the play? >> i'll take whatever they are giving me. either one is fine by me. that's how the weather goes. like whatever i get, that's fine and today we're going to get improving conditions. >> okay. >> we saw some rain overnight and only rain from our area, and with one exception, the pocono mountains. there you go, vai. vai is dying to see some snow. there it is. got some snow in the mountains which is great news for skiers. at least it's a start. the rest of the area we're drying out now. wilmington and the rain has ended. still a little bit misty this morning and the roads are damp from all the overnight rape. temperatures holding at 42 degrees in philadelphia and

the hill. >> bodey is in lakewood, new jersey. democrats line. bo bodey, go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i've been listening since the reporter from the hill has been on. he just mentioned gerrymandering. first of all, we're talking politics and mixing it, conflating it with policy. the cheering that these representatives are getting when they go back to their districts are because they got to select who voted for them through gerrymandering, not the voters selecting who is the best candidate for a given area. you know, talk about nancy pelosi. you talk about the democratic leadership in the house. when you have gerrymandering, and 90% of your district is white, older, whatever, why would you possibly want to compromise. why would you possibly want to govern? it's safe. and there is no false -- all this false equivalency. well, the democrats did it too. really? if the democrats who were in total control of california, their whole government from the govern on down, if they gerrymandered, what do they have, 55 electoral vote, 53 house seats? if they did that, it would swing back the other

. >> the structure was built in the 30s, the building is owned by a holding company out of lakewood, ative refused to answer questions telling me the renters were responsible for hire own insurance. >> again tonight, no word from the fire department as to their investigation, into what may have caused this blaze. live in frankford, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a montgomery county man is facing charges of child pornography tonight. 52-year-old williams davis of skippack was arrested for child pornography from his home computer part of an undercover operation of representatives and internet task force. >>> from our new jersey newsroom tonight. this is careen hayes facing criminal charges in toms river for allegedly burning a 6-year-old child with a lighter. it happened while hayes was watching the child and the victim suffered third degree burns to his neck and ear and is he charged with assault and endangering the welfare of a child. >>> a woman was injured when her car took out a fire hydrant and landed on its roof. firefighters were able to pull the wom

. >> the tacoma officer died during surgery. killing after four nearby lakewoodrs were ambushed and gunned down by an exc. >> speaker4: n in a coffee shot. that's 15 more than the yearly average over the last decade. this killing was not connected to the current tension between cops and the communities they serve. >> this was a domestic situation i. has nothing to do with race, it has nothing to do with anything other than we had police officers doing their job when somebody decided that he was going to use weapon to solve his jobs. >> authorities are not naming the police officer, pending notification of next akin. jenna. jenna: dan, thank you very much. more in a moment don't put it off 'til later. now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with unitedhealthcare medicare solutions. call today to learn about the kinds of coverage we offer, including aarp medicarecomplete plans insured through unitedhealthcare. these medicare advantage plans can combine parts a and b, your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescription drug coverage,

about the victims, 35-year-old billy dixon from oakland moved to california to pursue his dreams of being an artist. 21-year-old vanessa plotkin, an undergraduate student at uc berkeley grew up in lakewood. 28-year-old nicole siegrist originally from nebraska. >> 34-year-old amanda allen also perished in the fire. families say she loved music and photography and was very involved in both of those communities in san francisco. >> 22-year-old alex vega is from san bruno. friends say he pursued the arts from your gan graffiti and painting to electronic music which led him to the event at the ghostship warehouse. the other victims include 34-year-old johnny eye gaz who worked at green apple music in san francisco, 29-year-old ara jo from oakland, 23-year-old griffin madden who just graduated from cal last year and 32-year-old hannah ruex. the focus is shifting from recovery to investigating how this tragedy even started, how it happened. officials are zeroing in on a specific area. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us from oakland. investigators are saying that fire could have started from an appliance. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. we're still at the scene at 31st aven

the scene in a camouflage jacket and black pants. police consider him armed and extremely dangerous. >>> a man accused of shooting a lakewood teen is being held on a $100,000 bond. johnson plead not guilty to an assault charge. a local muslim group is asking for it to be hate crime because the 16-year-old said the man called him a terrorist and accused him of being part of the taliban before the teen was shot. >> brian: the somali born student in president attack at o.s.u. has been buried in a columbus cemetery. dozens of people attended his funeral at a columbus mosque. >> tia: well president-elect donald trump says he was, or will officially announce his choice to be the next defense secretary on monday. but he couldn't resist letting thursday. marley hall has the story. >> don't let to the outside of this room, promise? >> he leaked a secret during a rally in cincinnati thursday night. >> we are going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. >> reporter: james mattis, the 66-year-old retired marine corps military and led expeditionary forces in iraq and afghanistan. mattis who retired in 2013 will need a waiver from cong

. >> reporter: the owner is lis listed as frankford holdings llc out of lakewood and new jersey. cannot reach them fortune. l and i cited this building for fire code violations on numerous occasions over the past several years. in each case, it appears the violations were fixed and t who is under arrest mistakes there for goodness sak that's going to cause right befe luther king drive.meanwhile, dun and out of the city the forecast >> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> honking car in mcdonald's drive through got a man shot. police in south florida say couple waiting in the drive through line got into an argument with a guy parked behind them after he honked the horn. the couple through punches. he pull out his pistol and shot one of them. authorities call eight self-defense case and the shooter will not be facing charges. prosecutors are charging the couple with batterily investigators are zeroing in on what started a deadly warehouse fire in oakland, california. they say it does not appear that anyone set it intentionally and they think refrigerator or another electrical ap

. >> reporter: the owner of this apartment building is listed as frankford holdings llc out of lakewood, new jersey. we were unable to reach them for comment today. the city's department of licenses and inspections says this on numerous occasions in the past several years for fire code violations. though it does appear that in each case, the problems were taken care of and those cases were closed. iain? >>> all right, bruce. thank you. >>> turning to your fox 29 weather authority now. here's live look at allentown. folks are seeing rain there tonight. but if you look up towards the poconos get ready for snow. >> yeah. >> um-hmm. >> oh, yeah. >> great for winter sports enthusiast. >> that's where we want it. >> exactly. >> that's where it's supposed to be and that's where it's going night. >> there you go. >> yeah. when we take look at ultimate doppler you'll see waves of rain moving through this is something really something. see those yellows and oranges. this is some heavy rain and it's moving right up that i-95 corridor, and i mean about half an inch an hour. thank goodness it's movi

lakewood road in september. christopher leach and gary jr. died when the floor collapsed and they were trapped inside the burping home. the daughter of the home owner is accused of setting the fire. she was already charged with two counts ever murder. >>> officials say the death toll from wildfires in tennessee is now 11. crews discovered remains of more people as they search destroyed homes near the great smoky mountains. the search continues tomorrow. 24 hours of rain damped entered wildfires and they've 'vac associated more than is 4,000 people. >> the cost of holiday shopping we all know gift-buying can add up. >> brand new numbers shows parents are stretching their wallets thin to fulfill their kids wish list. see how spending stacks up. >> go to the theater and have a great dinner and good night sleep all in the same place. vittoria woodill found that in bucks county and will show the historic land marks continuing to create lasting memories, kate. >> the sun returned finally after two days of rain. here's what it looked like. beautiful looking day o

lakewood road in september. christopher leach and gary jr. died when the floor collapsed and they were trapped inside the burping home. the daughter of the home owner is accused of setting the fire. she was already charged with two counts ever murder. >>> officials say the death toll from wildfires in tennessee is now 11. crews discovered remains of more people as they search destroyed homes near the great smoky mountains. the search continues tomorrow. 24 hours of rain damped entered wildfires and they've 'vac associated more than is 4,000 people. >> the cost of holiday shopping we all know gift-buying can add up. >> brand new numbers shows parents are stretching their wallets thin to fulfill their kids wish list. see how spending stacks up. >> go to the theater and have a great dinner and good night sleep all in the same place. vittoria woodill found that in bucks county and will show the historic land marks continuing to create lasting memories, kate. >> the sun returned finally after two days of rain. here's what it looked like. beautiful looking day o

the marine corps. this isn't official, but a formal announcement is expected sometime next week. >> brian: a man accused of shooting a lakewood high school student is expected in court this morning. denzel johnson is charged with felonious assault. the 16-year-old victim is going shot because of his muslim faith. he said johnson called him a terrorist and shot him right in the arm. police are not, however, investigating this as a hate crime. at least at this point. we will be at court this morning. if anything developing we will let you know. >>> cpd announced the annual gun buyback is this sunday. it's from noon to 4:00 at the 3rd district. guns must be unloaded, of course, and in a clear plastic bag placed inside or backpack. when you get there, don't take the gun out. it should be locked in the trunk of your car for police to remove. >> tia: tom hanks is back in the cle today. he's in town for the greater cleveland film commission and promote our area as a place to make movies. hanks will take with more than 750 cuyahoga college film students this morning. the academy award-winner began his acting career in northeast ohio

dix lakewood lined up to collect their meal kits with goodies to help fill out the table this season.moved across country and this helps out a lot. >> military meals is a nationwide program run by a group called operation home front. >> the budget can be tight with children in the household. purchasing gifts and this is one way to say thank you. >> wal-mart donated the food along with the elves that distributed the bags and families received some gift cards. >> we have five children so you know, it really helps outs. >> sometimes paycheck to paycheck. any time we can get help it's always appreciated. >> this year more than 12,000 families at bases all over the country will receive the holiday meal kits and the people here is an it makes a difference for military families. >> it's nice to get the extra support. >> we are getting through. >> amber's husband is deployed with the navy for a year half that and will not be back until after christmas. >> it gives the children the holiday spirit. >> santa was on hand to meet the families. >> did you meet santa? >> yes. >> what did you say to

i'm from lakewood, colorado, but i go to school here at american university. which if you know is one of thecampuses in america. i was wondering if you think it would be a good idea to promote free market ideas and capitalism through evidence of markets that many of these liberals support such as, medicinal marijuana, pro-choice like abortion clinics? >> the vast swath of americans aren't there not convinced about markets will get distracted by high-profile controversial nature of those issues. not thinking about markets or think about marijuana or abortion. that is really not where you want to lead them. start with stuff nobody disagrees it is good, happening not because you have a designer, not because of central planner, happening because people in community are spontaneously working together to serve one another. those are stories actually think move people and don't distract people. >> thank you. [applause] john: thank you, brian. thank you, students. coming up, you people here are obviously brilliant because you get it. you're here because you understand the benefits of individual libe

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