the one occupant of the home is unaccounted for. fire investigators are getting ready to sift through the rubble, the charred rubble. now that we have daylight, you can see the extent of the damage. this home is absolutel there was a collapse of the second floor. the two-story brickle fully engulfed in minutes. 75 firefighters, it took them about 25 to 35 minutes to put out the fire. the only thing standing are the two chimneys. this video was captured by one of our photographers moments after the fire. it was the norm is fire -- you norm is fire in this wooded area. we spoke to the government county fire. it took about a half-hour to knock down and contain the book of the fire. the radiant heat in the embers kicked off brush fires, but they were quickly contained. there was a total structural collapse. this is a two-story house. heavy damage. at this point, the occupant of the house is still unaccounted for. you can is still smoking this morning. firefighters have been dousing it from time to time. there are cars in the driveway. t

one person is still unaccounted for. and crews will be out here throughout the night and into the morning. investigating to figure out what caused the fire. julie. >> paul, san pablo busy and closed in both directions. any idea how long san pablo will remain closed. according to the fire department it will be closed all night when they do their investigation and as i say they plan to be out here throughout the the morning. we are on san pablo between median 27th. >> paul, thank you. >>> rain yesterday. sunday was not bad and showers at 4:30 or five and .3 in callatoga. not a ton of rain but more rain on top of the rain than on friday. definitely a productive week for rainfall even though the weekend for most of us touched out nice. it was cooler. here is the moisture heading to the north and a system embedded in here to drop down on thursday. won't be a rain producer. clouds and cooler and maybe a sprinkle or two. outside right now you got clear skies for the most part. as you see here good air equal. looking for a day t

the resident is still unaccounted for.ay starts now. >> if you are seeing snow flakes in your neighborhood you're not dreaming. it is coming down in a lot of spots out there. >> it was in the 80s a couple of days ago. temperatures are much colder. thankfully the snow isn't sticking too much to the road right now. >> we shared some photos outside our studios on twitter. we want to see what's happening in your neighborhood. >> saw some great images from west virginia. you may be wakingp snow showers. >> but the real impact is this cold air and it's going to hit you in the face when you walk out the door. we're tracking it all for you right now. we're already seeing some bursts of snow passing through our area. we begin with sheena parveen. >> good morning. yes, these snow showers moving fairly quickly creating low visibilities but you're going to wake up and find your car a little on the snowy side. >> you might wake up and see that snow covered car, a little bit of a coating here and there, but as lauryn mentioned they are

. >>> the body of a man who had been unaccounted been found. the discovery happened late this morning after an intense search throughout the rubble. officials say the man's body was beneath all of the debris. turner was at the scene where the after math is just devastating. >> this was a two story home now just a pile of rubble after a massive fire ripped through it last night. all that's still standing are a pair of bricks. when the fire started wednesday night it looked like this flames shooting out of the roof the windows every side of the home that eventually burned to the ground. hayden lived across the street and saw it all. >> i called the police--not the police but 911 and of course i knew it was too late. >> she woke up devastated the same way she fell asleep. >> i was shaking for hours. >> roughly 75 firefighters rushed to the burning home on willow lane. the man who lives here was unaccounted for but several signs including parked cars in the driveway that he move debris their feeling was right. just before 10 this morning her neighb

firefighters are searching for a fourth person who is unaccounted for. the fire inspectors found nearly a dozen safety violations at the building just a few days earlier. leigh martinez has been reporting live throughout the morning.>>> the last visible part of the eastern span of the old bay bridge is coming down today. it's the latest phase of a process that started four years ago. it is far from over. our reporter is that the caltrans command center. tell us more about what is happening today. >> reporter: that old piece of the bridge is called a truss. it's a big section of steel. believe it or not they will not be using any sort of explosives or any pieces of equipment to tear it down. they will do it very carefully. they will use the tides here on the bay to help them do this work to help them remove and disassemble this old truss. i have with me leah robinson with caltrans to talk about what we will see. >> any minute we will have the two barges actually pulled underneath the truss. we have two gentlemen that are near the blue structure that are m

and one person is unaccounted for right now. she'll have an update just ahead. >> in prince george's county a man was shot overnight. the man died in an apartment and they don't believe it was a random shooting. >> this morning president trump is defending attorney general jeff sessions from demands by democrat to resign. he's under fire for not disclosing a meeting with the russian ambassador during the election. president tweeted sessions could have been clearer but this is a total witch hunt. >> safe track surge 13 starts tomorrow. training from the huntington to be single tracking. you can expect to wait 24 minutes between trains. >> news4 today starts now. >> good morning, everyone and welcome back to news4 today. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. don't say we didn't warn you. depending on where you are you may see a little snow. >> melissa will give us a look at the slick roads but first we'll check in with sheena around lauren to find out more about the snow. >> a few light snow showers quickly moving through the

also, the general unconstitutionality and unaccountability of the cfpb as it stands as a structure.nt trump and other house republicans in a meeting to discuss health care -- that vote expected on thursday. you can only afford to lose 21 votes. do you have the votes? rep. wagner: i believe we do. kevin: when the house freedom caucus chairman is saying you don't have the votes come is he wrong? rep. wagner: i believe we have the votes and i believe there president was the closer today. .o more time for excuses we have to keepe to do not onlys politically correct in terms of repeal and replace them of what to do what is best and what is right by the people. they deserve patient centered and affordable health care. obamacare is in a death spiral. it is important that we do this work to make sure that we have health care that is affordable and accessible for others. kevin: who are you focusing on? there were changes made to the legislation just the other night that seemingly were trying to appease moderates and some other changes to appease more conservative members. who are the key pla

somebody listed is unaccounted for in yesterday's deadly fire in oakland apartments. and what they say about the history of that building. >> and in other news coming up next if you're a wine lover the most recent california harvest will be one to remember for years to come. >> now to a couple of crashes that are making a mess of a couple of different commutes. we'll let you know about those coming up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. taking you live to wall street. the numbers are going up and down a tiny little bit. no real big moves in either direction. there's a live look at the dow jones down just 20 points. 549 and the smp 500 actually up a little bit at this hour. still a lot of caution, concern. they're watching, investors watching what's next on the president's agenda and what will happen and also this morning some economic news u.s. home prices are up. they've reached a 31-month high. starting next month tesla will start taking advance orders for its latest product solar roof tiles. ceo elon musk announced them last night. the glass tiles look like roof sh

one person is still unaccounted for and three others have now been confirmed dead. flames tear through this three story former hotel in oakland. >> you could hear and it and smell it. it was like glass breaking. >> more than 80 people struggled to get out of the san pablo avenue building. >> i looked at my window and it was all orange and yellow. >> used as transitional housing for the most vulnerable. >> we only had a little bit of stuff and we just lost everything. >> on arrival, there were no alarms to be heard. >> four people are confirmed dead and two others, including children suffered smoke inhalation but they pay a bleak picture of the building's condition even before the fire. >> a rat hole. >> according to city records, the building had more than 20 code violations dating back 17 years, ranging from mold to electrical issues. >> you see people sharing electricity and wires and cords going down to another apartment. >> i represent the rojas community center and church which is housed in the building that is right now on fire. >> reporter: attorney james coo

trt 22 out ... still unaccounted for. the district.. shot--all in northeast and in walking distance from one another. a man and woman were shot in the 13-hundred block of brentwood road. the other shooting--left three injured including a young boy in the 12-hundred block of rhode island avenue. all the victims are expected to survive. a search is underway for the person who shot and killed a potomac high school student. the eleventh grader was shot yesterday afternoon near the school.. outside the southview apartments in oxon hill. neighbors tried to save him.. but he was pronounced dead at a hospital. the shooting happened right near a playground. a spokesperson for potomac high school released a statement.. saying the school community is deeply saddened by the incident. the statement went on to say.. additional security staff and law enforcement officers will be placed on and around campus. more breaking news this morning. a homicide investigation in prince george's county. just bef to an apartment in the 72-hundred block of donnell p

[applause] folks, when unelected, unaccountable judges can take that clear and unambiguous language and then twist it and perverted to make it mean whatever they want, they might as well throw a -- chocolat the u.s. constitution. [applause] they do violence to the constitution's separation of powers. they do violence to the us code. and the supreme court precedent. and they do violence to the checks and balances that keep government under control. because by making the law mean anything they want, they make the law mean nothing. as even the liberals on supreme court justice hugo black said and i quote, our constitution was not written in the sand to be washed away by each wave of new judges blown in by each successive political wind. ladies and gentlemen, the leftist media is responsible for blowing the winds of violence as well. [applause] think about it. it is bad enough when cnn openly fantasizes about what happens if the president elect is assassinated before he takes oath of office on inauguration day? and it is bad enough that the london times journalist can fret that quote Ãthe a

>> and so jana earlier tonight we were saying there was one person still unaccounted for is that still the case tonight? >> reporter: yes, they are looking for the person, you know, it's been very difficult for them to try to determine exactly because there were a lot of people coming and going from this building according to the officials. in terms of the coroner's office, they have shut down their operations as they will not be making anymore identification this evening. >> all right, jana katsuyama along san pablo avenue tonight. thank you. >>> oakland's mayor libby schaaf says the building had many known issues. reports showed the building was inspected as recently as last friday with a history of code enforcement violations. inspectors were in the process of notifying owners about the most recent violations. in addition to the lack of fire alarms and smoke detectors, the inspection revealed violations for the sprinkler system, emergency lighting, exit signs. the use of extension cords, and furniture that is apparently blocking interior space. >>> and we've got a few clouds that we

firefighters still searching for one person who is unaccounted for. ktvu's jana katsuyama has more. >> reporter: residents say they woke up smelling smoke and seeing flames. this video was taken by an oakland firefighter. as many as 100 residents made it outside waiting and watching in the cold. >> everything started popping and just like -- it just was terrible. it's heart breaking right now. >> some people tied sheets together to try to climb out a window. others had made it to one of the two fire escapes. firefighters said they rescueded 15 people. two adults and two children taken to the hospital. he says he lives on the second floor next door to the apartment where he said the fire started. >> the guys lights went out and we gave him a big flashlight for his house where he went and lit some candles. and so when the fire started, they started on like a blanket. >> two victims were found on the 2nd floor. the efforts made more difficult by debris. >> there were areas of the structure that collapsed. that's what's making the search effort slow and d

rescscue workers say that many people are unaccounted for and taking through the rubble. last year iran barred its citizens from taking part in a harsh pilgrimage because relations had seriously deteriorated. iranian pilgrims will be taking part in that annual event, which is said to be held in the autumn. france 24 has this report. >> it was the worst disaster in history. 2000 four people were crushed to death on the 24th of september 2015. although saudi arabia officials tally the death toll of less than 1000. iran lost a large number of citizens, 464 in total. the crash added to already mounting tensions and to the severing of diplomatic ties between the two regional rivals. iran -- blaming the disaster on saudi mismanagement and criminal negligence. accepti leaders must their responsibility. this terrible accident, the serious accident, and fulfill their obligations. attendr: iranians didn't last years for the first time in nearly three decades. several spats continued with saudi arabia -- claims, threee other supporting groups like the islamic state organization and

john: we knew the man who h since the 1970's was unaccounted for, he and his cap. we were -- cat. we got confirmation a body has been recovered, you see the incident command post from montgomery county, still firefighters on scene and they keep putting out hotspots. they have brought in heavy machinery to lift some of the debris, some of the charred rubble, all that is left of the home. the only thing standing are the chimneys on each side. at the hike of this, 75 firefighters were here, it took them 25-35 minutes to put out the fire. >> radiant heat and embers caused -- but they were quickly contained. a total structural collapse. this is a two-story house. andooked through the window the house was already engulfed. called 911 and in two minutes they were here. neighbors feared the worst because the man's car was in the driveway and he believed he was home after 10:00 last night when the fire started, i investigators waiting for the medical examiner to arrive and homicide detectives which is normal protocol we are told. -- the causewn unknown and unknown if the smoke alarms were

the others remain unaccounted for. >>> south korean authorities have suspended the raise of the sunkenewol ferry. they say they must first remove a newly-found obstacle. the ministry of oceans and fisheries held a news conference one day after the salvage began. officials hope to remove a portside vehicle rammed before proceeding any further. workers have been using cables to hoist the ship up starboard side first. ministry officials previously said the effort would continue until about half of the hull was out of the water. the vessel sank off the country's southern coast in 2014. the disaster left 295 people dead, and nine missing. many of the victims were high school students. >>> a man in singapore is looking for answers to a dark part of his kcountry's history. many civilians were killed. we have the store of the man who is working to understand what happened and pass that onto others. >> reporter: he donated more than 200 of the items at this history museum. he has mixed feelings about it. the pieces include valuable artifacts related to the forces in world war ii. singapore is u

>> three people of confirmed dead and one person still unaccounted for after a four- alarm fire tore through a west oakland apartment building. the fire reported at 5:30 on san pablo and mead. firefighters rescued 15 people and two adults and children were taken to the hospital and expected to survive. the cause is under investigation and san pablo will remain closed in both directions at least until tomorrow. >> today nfl owners approved the move to las vegas. oakland city officials are betterly disappointed. they say the city had a viable offer on the table to build a new stadium at the coliseum site. the nfl owners are unhappy with the current state of the coliseum and said the real location will created a more stable franchise. >> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> it has been a difficult day for raiders fans and in las vegas celebrations are under way to welcome the new team. >> the mayor of las vegas carolyn goodman poised with a football and tweeted welcome raiders to the fabulous city of las vegas. excited to be part of the nfl. fox reporter miguel martinez is live

nine remain unaccounted for. it's not clear if the newly found remains belong to any of them. workers finished raising the sunken ferry last friday. they're preparingng to m move i a port aboutut 90 kilometers aw. an official with the ministry of oceans and fisheries announced a worker found the remains on the deck of the vessel that will transport the ferry. it happened as the sewol was being drained. the remains were not new, suggesting they could be from missing victims. all operations have been suspended while the deck of the transport vessel is searched. >>> some businesses here in japan are making inroads into a market catering to working women in high positions. >> reporter: these women are all ceos or managers. they're here for the launch of a new jacket. the firm that designed the piece aims to sell high-end business outfits to women in senior positions. it produced the item especially for these executives. it costs more than $700 just for the jacket. the stretchy wool is wrinkle free for greater comfort. there are five internal pockets. there's even a little pocket f

jummy: right now one person is still unaccounted for after a four-alarm fire ripped through an apartment building in yonkers, new york. firefighters had to battle flames and frigid conditions. crews had to dig out the hydrants from the snow and also dealt with low water pressure. residents from the apartments were evacuated. so far, there is no word on what started the fire. police in california are investigating after someone began shooting at drivers last night on a los angeles highway. that shooting first reported last night around 8:00. two drivers were hit. both were taken to the hospital without life-threatening injuries. police are investigating and they are urging all drivers to ta also happening today, the justice department is expected to officially announce charges tied to one of the mega breaches of the yahoo! user accounts. we expect fisher word -- we expect official word any time now. including two russian security officers, are being charged with that breach. mary mccord said today that she could not discuss the specifics, but today was a good cooperation enforcement and t

three people were treated for smoke inhalation and a few animals remain unaccounted for. another cat smuggled into the arms of a fieft. they believe the three-alarm fire started in 301. >> they spread up to an upper balcony with a school -- >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. the travel helps the short-term and long-term residents. >> they had to drag my wheelchairs down stair. not appear exit to get out of here. >> they have been trying the building is up to code and there are smoke detectors. they are stuck living for a place to live. >> reaching out to us right now. so as long as i have my life i'll come back many i'm not worried about that. >> the red cross is seeking those displaced by the fire. being taken to the humane soad of the north bay. ktvu fox news. >>> and our snow coverage continues this morning. seeing heavy rain and even hail in some places. >> it's wild. christian is in south san francisco. >> it's been a wet start to the morning here. as george and i made our way out of the station. we encountered a lot of rain. some of that wet pavement o

you said one person is unaccounted for. is that a reference to the fatality or a different person? >> that's just based off of a source that's telling us that one person is accounted for. we haven't been given much information on exactly if this is a fatality or if they are looking for one person. guys. >> thanks very much, peter. we do have more coverage of this fire coming up all day long. peter suratos will post his updates on twitter. meantime, our coverage continues at nbcbayarea.com where we've compiled some of the most powerful images of the fire. you can see one firefighter against the backdrop of the flames that are just shooting into the sky. you can also follow the latest on the fire on our facebook, instagram and deanwitter ages. >>> a hallmark day for b.a.r.t. that the agency has been waiting for for a long time. trains running at the newest station on a commute day. the one spring station opening this saturday but today, of course, the first full monday commute. >> it's a big test for the station which was plagued by delays as it's been a hit with commuters so for. nb

a couple moments ago the battalion chief said there were two people unaccounted for. it's unclear whether it may be this third body just identified. firefighters are me tick c looking through for any bodies. flames and billowing smoke. more than 80 people live here and most were asleep when the fire began. >> people are dying here. >> reporter: some say they didn't hear fire alarms inside their apartments. >> our neighbor, he banged on that door so hard and loud and that's what woke me up. >> reporter: many said they were trapped. >> my brain was click, which way do i go? >> reporter: firefighters say they rescued 15 people, some hanging from windows, others on fire escapes. >> it really was a challenge to get to all these people. >> reporter: four people including two children had smoke inhalation, residents swaddled in blankets later went to a nearby church. the red cross is providing assistance. as firefighters investigate the cause, there are questions tonight about living conditions. >> if any building needed to be rehabbed, that one did. >> reporter: attorney ja

>> fire officials say there are two people unaccounted for. you said they confirmed two people have died in this four-alarm blaze. take a look, you can still see fire fighters here on scene. tonight they say the fire raged so quickly the building gave way. all three floors collapsed. pancaked. third to second. making the search efforts slow. it was glass breaking. >> more than 80. struggled to get out of the building. >> looked out my window. all orange. and, yellow. >> i don't believe there is any alarms that could be heard. >> firefighters stay two people are confirmed dead. four others including two children. suffered smoke inhalation. residents paint a bleak picture before the fire. >> sharing wires, one cord down to another apartment. >> ra represent the community center. the landlord was using one of the reasons to ee vevict them, ghost ship fire. >> in the middle of fighting it. >> inconvenient that the building is now on fire. >> we just confirmed that one of the victims is a male fire officials are investigating the cause of this blaz

a flaring -- hours later, a fourth body was found in the debris believed to be a man unaccounted for. while some people say an unattended candle sparked the fire, the investigation continues. the red cross is trying to find temporarily and long term housing for 100 low income people living in that building. >> high school diploma, pictures, lost it all. >> they talked about the things they lost. the city looking for empty hotel rooms and apartments for people. city leaders worry this fire will add to oakland's growing homeless crisis. the corner's office released the names of the two of the four people killed. 64-year-old edward anderson and 50 year old kassandra robinson. the -- a 2 investigates into the reports of history's complaints about the building. >>> time is 4:05. more than a month after san jose was hit by flooding caused by heavy rains, officials are dealing with complaints they didn't warn people soon enough. the santa clara water department said city leaders had time to do it, hours, even days. sa iana smith talked to the city. >>reporter: the -- we see where four feet o

we know one person is hurt and one unaccounted for this morning. a big job for firefighters in union city, new jersey. we'll keep you posted throughout the morning as more information comes into the newsroom. >>> it was a frightening scene on the streets of philadelphia, take a look at this, someone fired 40 shots and school bus was caught in the crossfire, amazingly no one on the bus was hurt. police are looking for four men who may have been involved in the shooting. dann cuellar with the details. >> reporter: these are images of the school bus parked near the intersection of 19th and wing hocking. the yellow bus was struck 8 times in the shooting that broke out at 4:30 p.m. >> the bullets went into the passenger side through the bus and exited the driver side of the bus. >> reporter: residents say a dice game was going on in front of a corner store. things went south and a red vehicle arrived four men waring ski masks carrying semi automatic weapons and all hell broke loose. >>> 45-year-old driver and 13-year-old girl with an on -- e on board th

firefighters were able to rescue 15 people from the building but there were still people unaccounted for. yesterday afternoon the alameda county sheriff's office brought in two cadaver dogs. the coroner's office says the victims are two men and one woman. one victim has been identified as edwin anderson. he was 64 years old. now the building's main 10 ant is a faith based group. the tenants complained about living conditions and as you heard we did get the report. those violations as for the people that have been displaced, some of them were in transitional housing and we're still trying to get word as to what the city plans to do to help those people. >> lee martinez in west oakland, thank you. we'll talk to you later. >>> a santa clara county jail inmate. >> and deputies call the attack vicious and unprovoked. ktvu's azenith smith has the report. >> reporter: you're taking a look at pictures provided by the santa clara county sheriff's office. >> while his back was turned these two inmates began stabbing him multiple times in the hod, in his back, in the sides with a manufactured w

at the end of the day bad policy is bad policy leaving those decisions in the hands of the unaccountable body with minimal oversight will negatively affect care for seniors and those of disabilities. we promised seniors the medicare system offers the best care in the world to bring that and once and for all is a vital step to fulfil the promise. >> good afternoon and thanks for your leadership. i am executive director of national association of nutrition and aging service programs. a long and name we provide meals to older adults like meals on wheels our members help barolo in come seniors and they're very sensitive to issues because of the direct effect on participants. and the association has passed resolutions supporting the repeal because it is the only safe answer. did it takes key policy decisions that representative the purview of congress since 1965 with the dangerous power grab with no guarantee of consumer or patient representation and it could be even more concentrated as the recommendations only need to be reconvened. congress goes from the driver of medicare policy to a byst

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i'd like to ask about the $10 is missing and unaccounted for at the pentagon. will the pentagon be audited and when will there be a real investigation of the false 9/11?nside job on thank you. 9/11 hold off on the conspiracy theories. the g.a.o., do they take a auditing the pentagon? guest: absolutely. one of the issues on the "high risk list." financial management that in fact, the inability of the get to undergo rigors of financial audit and get a clean opinion, that would be a step, inability to undergo rigors of financial odd sit one major factor that forces us to have disclaimer on the government-wide financial odd year.we do each .o.d. is taking steps, enormously complex enterprise over there. hey need better financial information. host: what is the response, you make that recommendation that helpful here. guest: they get it. they understand it. think the big challenge they confront and this is something we work with them all the time that t, is making sure program managers, decision-makers within the pentagon and of course the elsewhere in the executive

skyfox is over the sceneiromer g willow lane in rockville.ckvi person at the home remainsremai unaccounteds are trying toto figure out if that person wasift home at the time. no word yet on aho cause.case. >> turning to politics.ol attorney general jeff sessionsei has recused himself from anyy investigation into whetherw president trump's campaign had improper contact with russian officials. his decision follows revelations that he met with h the russian ambassador last year. >> ♪♪ >> 5:14 is our time right nowhtw and, yes, it is 34 degrees.4 that would freezing, mike thomas.homas. >> and most are below -- arelw you angry at me holly. >> no, no, no. o. it's doing exactly what youhat u all said it was going to do. . >> right, it's chilly outhillyut there this morning and a lotinga of folks here in the city 34cit is actually one of the warmerarr readings lots of folks areks belowa freezing.eezi two days after our warmestwarm start to march in 41 years year we're talking about some snow showers around the region.arnd . now, this is nothing to worryo r about, nothing to panic over,, either. we

state and local level to washington as it ins been handed over by the people's lawmakers to the unaccountable bureaucrats and in some instances it is handed over to the judiciary although this is a little less common and we have seen that in some of the frameworks that we discussed today where they will come up again and possibly and then thet complain about it when we don't like the results. in any event, the power has bee taken away for whose job it only has to make law to those that are unaccountable. it is no coincidence that during exactly the same time. a the last 70 or 80 years i would say, and by the way i would add to that this has been done under the leadership of both political parties it's been done under every conceivable u combination. during the same time you see not only the accumulation of power but also the accumulation of wealth and it is no coincidence that currently as we sit hereide today, six of the nation's ten wealthiest counties are nowen suburbs of washington, d.c. and notwithstanding the fact it isn't an area that manufacturers come it isn't a technological motivat

. >>> right now in montgomery county, the search is on for a missing person unaccounted for after annight house fire. this was the scene around 10:30 last night. the fire we're told is currently out. and here's a live look from the scene at this point. our macoya turner will give us a live report in the next half hour. until then now is a to download our wusa9 mobile app for breaking updates to your phone. >>> that's a quick look at what's going on. >> it's friday, how bad is that. 4:30 starts right now. this is wake up washington on wusa9. >>> it's so nice to give you a live look outside from inside. still warm. the time right now 4:29. 39 degrees, a very chilly start to your friday, good morning, i'm jan. >> a few flurries like right now, right allison? >> absolutely. i just ran out to take some video of that on. i'm going to post it on my facebook page and twitter page. yeah, some quick snow showers. what we're seeing are some flurries, not doing much to the roads, not doing much to the ground. a nice little coating on our patio furniture. anything elevated, grassy surf have been

i asked him about complaints from republicans in business that he is an unaccountable regulator. >> i think it's completely ill founded. there's never specifics in those kinds of claims. but what i would say is accountability is really at the heart of this agency. we're all about holding financial companies large financial companies accountable for complying with the law and treating people fairly. >> reporter: doesn't accountability mean that somebody in government above you can fire you or change your budget? >> what they can do is replace you from time to time. that's the way the independent agencies work. nobody's talking about firing janet yellen at the federal reserve. nobody's talking about firing other independent agency heads. that's the principal of our government. >> reporter: replace you from time to time. his term runs out in july 2018. the question is whether he'll make it that long. >> that's my question. having said all that, what do you think? will he be fired? >> reporter: here's the question. there are couple of options. one of them is to -- if a legal case comes ou

they're untraceable and unaccountable.said the cia should have worked with tech companies to protect u.s. devices from their own cyber threats. >> let's take a look at some of the headlights in today's addition of the wall street journal. air b&b is a fast-growing rival. they had issued a stinging analysis seen as more like a professional operation and then a casual sharing service. the company reported a flat sales here for the full year despite jump. on the restaurant tab a labor surcharge. diners are footing the bill for raising minimum wages. many restaurants and states including california, colorado in new york are adding surcharges of three to 4% are needed to offset rising labor costs. on how high interest rates could go this year. look for them to signal a lot more about what's coming. i think we will get at least three hikes this year. we have to tell you though. for the week we are to the downside. oil 49-48. it's up 19 cents. snow in march. people across the northeast are bracing for some snow here. stay warm. y

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lawmakers and justify their existence and support reforms that can limit the size and scope of this unaccountablent. >> congressman? >> talking about these regulatory agencies. the epa is one of the worst out there. it's totally off of its mission. it no longer cares about the environment. and i love the environment. i want to protect the environment. that's why i co-sponsored legislation to eliminate the epa. because it needs to be replaced with a smaller agency, a smaller agency that works with the states and congress to determine what our policy is and let the states enforce it. that's how we protect our environment. but this is where you have become very important. you need to keep doing what you've been doing over the last eight years. after we co-sponsored that legislation, my office in a series of a few days received over a thousand phone calls of some of the most abusive people calling. all but five were opposed to the legislation. we're going to keep going in the direction we're going. but if i'm in a very conservative district, i'm only getting five phone calls supporting what we're doi

act which seeks to authorize a brand new $30 million presidential commission of unelected and unaccountable bureaucrats to wipe out agency rules across the whole field of government. mr. chairman, last night in this chamber the president of the united states came and articulated policy areas where he said his administration, quote, wants to work with members of both parties. one of these was to promote clean air and clean water. i was happy to hear it because earlier in the kay he signed an executive order to clear the way for weakening safe drinking water standards through redefinition of which small bodies of water are covered under the clean water act. now the amendment i propose provides a chance for all of us to start fresh in demonstrating our seriousness about this new bipartisan commitment to protect the water we drink and the air that we breathe. the scrub act proposes to create a commission to do what federal agencies and commissions already do, to review and update their views -- rules. that's why a lot of us are deeply skeptical about spending $30 million to create new commissio

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talk about unaccountable power.s what's wrong with the whole investigation and there's so many leaks about investigations that are never put on the record, nobody is ever held accountable. have you heard of an fbi agent getting fired for leaking? it's classified material that gets leaked. how do we know president trump's campaign were wiretapped? only through leaks. >> shannon: i want to play what speaker ryan had so -to say about the allegations. >> it wasn't part of the health care marketing campaign. >> how much off course did that take you? >> it's doing to be an unconventional presidency. >> shannon: how many of that has been a distraction the wiretap allegations? >> if i would have advised president trump i would have said be careful how you do it and personalizing it about president obama i think raises the level. as paul ryan was saying it sucked everybody into something else than what they were supposed to do including the white house. the cat is now out of the bag. the president has made the charge and we

one person is unaccounted for at this hour.everal other homes in the neighborhood just outside of washington, d.c. are damaged, some even destroyed. it's unclear, however, just what happened this. massive fire igniting the skies, you can see giant flames pouring out of the window. people forced from their homes. raging inferno destroying anything in its path. neighbors reporting debris up to a mile away. heather: very intense. claims of wiretapping coming up empty this morning. top intelligence committee leaders, richard burr and mark warner issuing the most definitive rejection to date saying, quote, we see no indications that trump tower was the subject of surveillance by any element of the united states government. now despite the white house is standing by the president trump's wiretapping claims. sean spicer getting heated to say the least in answering questions in the briefing. >> it's interesting to me that that as a point of interest that when -- when one entity says one thing that proves claims one thing you guys cover

and tonight there are reports that there are as many as two people who are still unaccounted for. firefighters say they expect to be here until tomorrow morning. the search continues for anyone who may still be inside. early this morning, bright flames and billowing smoke. firefighters say more than 80 people live here. most were asleep when the fire began. some say they didn't hear fire alarms inside their apartments. >> but our neighbor across the hall, thank god for him. he banged on that door so hard and loud and that's what woke me up. >> reporter: many said they were trapped. >> my brain was clicking, i was which way do i go? >> reporter: firefighters say they rescued 15 people, some hanging from windows, others are fire escapes. >> you get out the window and start waving. >> it really was a challenge to get to all of these people. >> reporter: four people including two children had smoke inhalation, residents swaddled in blankets later went to a nearby church, the red cross is providing assistance. as firefighters investigate the cause, there are questions tonight as to liv

three people are confirmed dead and firefighters are searching for another person that is unaccounted for. lee is live from the scene talking to residents that said the building is not safe. >> reporter: the building has a history of complaints. 20 in the past decade. we are seeing more officials showing up here. we saw the part owner of the building and there is also an oakland city building inspector on the scene. we have seen officials going in through the front. we are not sure what is going on with the investigation. the fire department chief told me this morning and the department is no longer commenting on the building and that all questions should go to the city administrator. the residents woke up smelling smoke and seeing flames. the building's main tenant was a community services center. it was a faith based group offering housing people coming out of rehab or were homeless. 110 ent said the building was not equipped for fires. >> ray lot of people with mental health issues. they were hoarding things. >> i think that they did not have sprinklers. >> reporter: the city inspe

they found $43,000 in unaccounted for transportation expenses that listed inefficient payroll processing, planning and the i.t.i. issues that could lead to waste, fraud and abuse. they issued four reports on the program at the direction of the d.c. council. larry: d.c. bureau chief sam ford has a look at what the vote could mean for your care. sam: this is not an issue of patient care as a concern of the workers about the scheduling. in the year since the a.m.r. has come on a lot of the horror stories that you heard about the d.c. ambulances being late and such, those have plummeted for the most part. but workers are gathering today and thursday and voting whether to have the union represent them. since march of last year, a.m.r., american medical response ambulances take the low priority patients to d.c., bring up the ambulances for serious cases. but some push for a union hoping for the better pay, equipment and scheduling. workers are both sides of issue. >> ich from detroit. i have seen the unions and what they can to do families and what they do to hurt people. >> d.c. spends $12 mi

three people are dead but a fourth person is still unaccounted for. >> you were watching it here withon mornings on 2. ktvu's lee martinez you're out there now. tell us how some of the residents claim that building was not safe. >> reporter: well the cause of the fire is still under investigation but a few residents told us they believe it started inside one apartment because that resident did not have working electricity. we've got records showing that fire inspectors were here eight days ago. this video was taken by oakland firefighters after they got the call at 5:40 a.m. hours later the 82-unit apartment building was still burning. others made it to one of the two fire escapes. firefighters say tle rescued 15 people. marcelio harris says he was treated for smoke inhalation. >> the guy's lights wept out okay. and we gave him a big flashlight for his house where he went and lit some candles. the candles fell over and so when the fire started it started on like a blanket. because if we would of had the fire extinguishers we could have put that out. unless they had sprinklers it would