up to 30 people are hurt and again seven still unaccounted for. the extent of the others injuries are still unknown although we do know at least three firefighters are expected to recover from their injuries.

several still unaccounted for. what firefighters caused the massive blaze, next. >>> rtd had big problems yesterday. how is the train running today? we'll show you coming up next. >>> fitness technology may help with family planning now. put your finger to good use. >>> big day for us. it's game day for the broncos in chicago. they are starting another journey to the super bowl. a cool front is bringing town temperaturesay britt moreno and alan is off. >>> back to school for cherry creek students. summer is wrapping up and chris has a look at the weather. >>> it's going to be a great first day for back to school. good luck to you and you will have a fantastic year ahead. take a look at doppler 4000. i'm tracking showers this morning greasing the far western corner.

as of this morning, eight people unaccounted for. identities have not yet been determined. the search and recovery process has been very slow because of the 100-degree heat and dangerouconditions. >> debris, itself, present as challenge. every time you move something, it damage the integrity of the struct we have to be careful. it's an ongoing evaluation process. >> more than 30 people injured in the e motion. people are unaccounted for range in age from three all the >>> all right, give us the low down. >> 1/100th of a percent we have to worry about and we have nothing to worry about. i think things will get far more active. we see nothing more than scattered storms, but the ones that did pop, to see serious rain in some of the areas off shore over the next hour or two. look at the lightning. a few strikes close to the beach, but otherwise, this evening, i think we'll see a few widely-scattered showers, less than we usually see for this time of the year because a lot of the energy moved through at 4:00 or 5:00. now, things are already winding down. i would not expect anyth

the search for those unaccounted for right now. jc: remember the man who set out on his own version of the ice bucket challenge ? he had baked beans dropped on him here in boston?? the stuff he's dumped since across the country. ben: then in your health, our children and their heart health. the new research raising massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more funding for public education. every parent should be able that's best for their child. announcer: vote yes on question 2. man who they say was squatting -- plotting an attack on a major city. he was a suspected isis sympathizer. >> swat teams heard gunshots and a loud explosion. the driver was well known to police because of his support for isis. it don't believe the terrorist out this attack in this -- fire

fire crews say at least five to seven resident are still unaccounted for right now. at least 25 people and two firefighters are injured. fire crews say many people were injured after jumping out of windows the sa people also dropped their children from windows! others were able to get rescued by ladder trucks. more than 1-hundred 50 firefighters rushed to the scene overnight. people reported hearing a loud boom...officials think natural gas contributed to the explosion. building debris were scattered throughout a nearby parking lot. this morning, a man is dead--- after being hit by a car. our crew was first to the scene. 13 action news reporter parker collins is live near nellis and boulder highway. parker-- what happened? hit... but it doesn't look like the driver will face charges. witnesses told police the light was green and the guy shouldn't have been crossing. the driver stayed behind to talk with police. no signs of drinking or going too fast. we all know how dangerous boulder highway can be. i've seen a lot of people cross six lanes of traffic in the dark...

fire crews say at least five to seven resident are still unaccounted for right now. at least 25 people and two firefighters are injured. fire crews say many people were windows the save themselves. people also dropped their children from windows! others were able to get rescued by ladder trucks. more than 1-hundred 50 firefighters rushed to the scene overnight. people reported hearing a loud boom...officials think natural gas contributed to the explosion. building debris were scattered throughout a nearby parking lot. this is video you have to see... good samaritans are caught on camera helping a person who was trapped inside this vehicle you see behind me. take a closer look... you can see the car flipped springs. people are trying to help get the driver out of the car! police say the lexus hit a vehicle that was turning in the intersection.... veered into the median... and then flipped. the victim was taken to the hospital and we're told they are alert and conscious. take a look at this video you'll see only right here on 13 action news... our camera was rolling an

not money out of politics, but unaccountable money. this is her way of parsing words to get money from wall street, hollywood. >> gary? >> the hypocrisy is simple. the left rips the rich on a daily basis. that if you're poor it's because others are rich and they are keeping you down. yet that's a jump to the rich every single day for their money. that's where the hypocrisy is and lies and continues to be going forward. >> been there a long time. thank you very much. talk about a hard pill to swallow. some say announcing obama care premiums are shooting up by double digits. think your plan is immune. someone here says think again. >> a trump town hall special encore presentation. inside the immigration crisis, saturday victims share their firsthand horror stories and then sunday, officers sound off on securing the border. plus the candidate's full immigration >>> several states announcing new obamacare rates for the next year and they may make you feel sick. some jumping more than 60% in tennessee. gary says it's going to be worse and w

views are searching for people who are unaccounted for. what happened here? we are live in the scene. hillary clinton is expected to hit donald trump hard on his tax and economic plan and she went after him in the heart land and more on their duelling economic visions. >> it is called trickle down economics. cut tax for the wealthy and corporations. allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪ i'm terhe is.at golf. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. >> hillary clinton is expected to pitch her financial plan and firing back at donald trump. >> in short, the city of detroit is the living breathing example of my opponents failed economic agenda. [applause] >> and every policy that has failed the city and so many others is a policy supported by hillary clinton.

the death toll now at 290 and many more still unaccounted for.ve from italy. atika, more than 6,000 rescuers are in the region. what's the latest on the search? >> well, the search conditions, but it's become more of a search and recovery effort. in fact in the last few hours another body was found, the death toll has gone up to 291. so it will be a long process of mourning, but that has begun today with the state funeral. school gym nasium turned makeshift chapel fit for a state funeral. three rows of coffins, 35 in all, with a bouquet of flowers and photo of the person lost in italy's devastating earthquake. besides them family members, their broken limbs in casts, faces bruised and bandages, eyes red and swollen from crying. italy's prime minister and president attended offering condolences to those who lost loved ones, conveying gratitude to those that pulled survivors from the rubble. the bishop led the conversation mentioning victims by name including juliana, the young girl who died shielding her 4-year-old sister georgia as their summer h

some are still unaccounted for... the fire engulfed at least two or three buildings... and is now under contrl this morning. fortunately no one's injuries ((brian loftus)) >>> metro police are looking for an alleged burglar.. who knocked off at least eight slot machines since may. police say the man targets convenience store slot machines.. in the northwest valley and in north las vegas. in several incidents, he's pried the front panel off machines using a crow bar. he then takes off with the cash in a dark colored four-door sedan -- possibly a toyota corolla -- which is m hub-cap. in other events, he's been seen driving a four-door sedan similar to a dodge intrepid. if you have ay information on his whereabouts, call crimestoppers. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> and a woman accused of killing her baby shortly after it was born.. was indicted by a grand jury yesterday. 20- year- old veronica salazar faces charges for the death of her newborn. police say she hid her pregnancy... and gave birth to the child in a bathtub. salazar's mother told pregnant... but she denied it. sala

((brian loftus)) >> more than 30 people were people remain unaccounted for .. about 90 people were displaced ... several people rescued.. you can even see firefighters helping people out of windows. some were injured from leaping out of the windows from their burning apartments: (( "it's scary. i don't even know what i was thinking. it's like my whole mind was blown up." "one of the fire stations about a mile away, felt the explosion just before midnight, prior to getting the 9-1-1 dispatch )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> at one point, part of t safe for firefighters.. they could only battle the flames from the outside. there were more than 160 fire and rescue workers on scene. crews say natural gas fueled the flames./// sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) beautiful sunrise right now looking east from our sunset station camera. .............. dry and quiet this morning... and cooling off to the 80s... with a few spots down to 70s. .............. we wound up making it above 100 degrees yesterday afterall. all the way to 103 again with the help of the winds. but

fire crews say at least five to seven resident are still unaccounted for -- crews are using dogs to search for the missing. at least 25 people and two firefighters are injured. fire crews say many people were injured after jumping out of windows to save themselves or dropping their children out windows. officials think natural gas contributed to the explosion. right now one person is recovering from serious police say the truck just took off afterwards. this video shows the scene near charleston and maryland parkway around 7 last night. the person on the bike was taken to umc trauma, but is expected to survive. somem a viewer... shows people rushing into help a driver.. after their car rolls over during a crash. here you see the good samaritans running to help the driver trapped inside the car. metro says around 6-30, two cars collided at rainbow and warm springs. and one of them then hit the median and flipped. amazingly the person inside the rolled car was alert and conscious when they were taken to the hospital. rhonda mikulich, homeowner "i sat there omg omg omg it sounded like a freig

one person remains unaccounted for. skytrak seven was over the scene last night, as washington gas tested lines in the area, searching for leaks or damage. the cause of last week's explosion remains under investigation. the explosion, and the fire that followed, has forever changed the lives of dozens of people. but right now those struggling the most -- are children, fighting asthma. ryan hughes went to a clinic that's helping those children. the community's response to the explosion - has overwhelming. and relief volunteers say - that's a good thing. at casa de maryland, stacks are piled high of donated goods for families forced from their home. organizers say their goal right now -- to try to keep everything organized. what they really need- more volunteers. they believe the work to help people recover - will be a long-term project. we have information on how you can help everyone impacted by the fire at wjla dot com. now: another federal investigation just slammed the rail system for safety problems. this one specif

if anyone is unaccounted for. this is a tight knit community but if anyone is missing, making sure everyone is accounted for. lauren: president obama will travel to louisiana to survey the damage. that's happening tomorrow. donald trump and mike pence visited the state back on friday. nicole: after locally transmitted zika cases found in two neighborhoods in the miami-dade county. health officials warning besides florida other gulf states are vulnerable to the virus. >> the ones that are at most risk george are those along the coast. i won't be surprise if we see cases in texas and louisiana particularly now where you have flooding in louisiana. there's going to be a lot of problems getting rid of standing water. nicole: you don't want to hear that. more than 100 zika cases reported in florida. congressional lawmakers in both parties remain lock in battle over billion dollars to zika funding. lauren: evacuation orders lifted in southern california where a massive wild fire destroyed more than 100 homes, burned 60

the people unaccounted for. investigators believe natural gas fed the flames and may have caused that explosion. >>> today a judge will evaluate the mental state of the colorado springs planned parenthood shooter. judge gilbert martinez will review whether his mental health has improved to where he can stand trial. the shooter is not expected to appear in court today. he opened fire on people at the planned parenthood clinic the day after year. three people died and he's at colorado state mental institution in pueblo. >>> right now rtd a-line is on track but that was not the case yesterday. a damaged cable cut power to the tracks forcing people to miss their flights. jamie leary is live this morning at union station and it's been a bumpy ride. >> reporter: not the case this that's been the trend all morning. yesterday's power outage caused people to be stuck on the train for two hours. take a look at this picture. it was taken by state representative angela williams yesterday. it appears to be a broken piece of

two people are dead and others still unaccounted for. hospital with minor injuries. >>> those are lacerations and burns and orthopedic injuries. fire officials say there are natural gas furnaces and stoves but don't know yet what caused the blast. >>> new information about the officer involved in a deadly shooting training exercise. 73-year old mary nolton died was shot during a police demonstration. the man was previously accused of using excessive force with his dog. he has assigned other officers the state is investigating to find out why there was live ammunition at the training exercise. >>> meteorologist chris spears is in our weather center and i understand you just received a new drought report. >> we have. this is what we have been seeing in southwest colorado with a moderate montezuma county. the abnormally dry area has expanded significantly and now includes all of metro denver. abnorthboundly dry means predrought. -- -- abnormally. time yesterday by 5-10 degrees. 85 at the denver airport. 93 degrees in pueblo. coming up, we'l

more people are unaccounted for. three small towns in the central part of the country were leveled.more than a thousand aftershocks have rocked italy since the earthquake. the f-d-a now wants all donated blood in the u-s to be screened for the zika virus. offi that safe blood is available for all americans who need a transfusion.last month, the f-d-a ordered blood centers in miami and fort lauderdale, florida to stop accepting donations until screenings could begin. tonight at six-30, a special one-hour edition of "the now milwaukee: the healing in sherman park."charles benson is in the newsroom with a preview.. charles? thanks george and carole.he's the former commissioner of baseball, and he grew up in sherman park.. tonight, a look back with bud selig... how the baseball future.that's coming up on our special one-hour edition of "the now milwaukee" at 6:30 which weekend day will the best for being outside? john malan's weekend forecast is russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. kinda free mone

. >> tonight, as many as 7 people are still unaccounted for. what the investigators are saying about this devastating fire. >> good lord. >> that looks like through it. >> reporter: airiels here show how devastating the explosion was on wednesday night. and from the emergency officials how deadly. two bodies were pulled from the rubble thursday morning. >> we have not identified these victims at this time. and our efforts will continue in that area. >> reporter: there could be more. several others who live in the complex in silver spring, maryland, are still missing or unaccounted for. >> we are not certain if they were in the building or if they combination of that. >> reporter: hampering search and rescue efforts are burnt out buildings that investigators say are too dangerous to enter. >> it is a collapse hazard. it is a dangerous condition. so, we are in the process of making the building safe. >> reporter: in addition to those killed, 34 others injured as the investigators look into exactly what happened and why. >> we are not prepared to

the search underway for several people unaccounted for.ornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. and thank you for waking up with us if you're just joining us. it's thursday, august 11th. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. i hope you can deal with fog. a lot of us have it. >> some do. some don't. if you have to deal with it. the visibility is a little on the iffy side. yesterday a low cloud deck and today right on the deck. temperatures inland continue to be pretty warm. and areas that are clear starting

one person is still unaccounted for. a sixth body was found in the rubble yesterday. a man originally reported missing has been found safe. some residents reported smelling natural gas before last week's explosion and fire. >>> d.c. police say they are investigating a series of videos going ra an officer pinning a young woman up against a patrol car. they were posted on twitter yesterday afternoon. in them, you see the woman's feet dangling along the ground as she's held against the car. police have contacted the officer's commander but have not released any more information. >>> happening today, the fairfax county city council will hold a special meeting to hold a special election for a new mayor. former mayor scott silverthorne was arrested last week. council members are expected to approve a date for the special election overnight. >>> six arrests have been made overnight in milwaukee as protests calm down. it's a much different scene now. rioters set fire to buildings and cars to protest a police shooting death. 10:00 p.m. curfew for teenagers is set outbreaks. >>

the search underway for several people unaccounted for. mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. and thank you for waking up with us if you're just joining us. it's thursday, august 11th. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. i hope you can deal with fog. a lot of us have it. >> some do. some don't. if you have to deal with it. the visibility is a little on the iffy side. yesterday a low cloud deck and today right on the deck. temperatures inland continue to be pretty warm. and areas that are clear starting off in the 50s and 60s. it was 96 yesterday. the averse yesterday viewing is spectacular. there you go. get away from the fog and the city lights and you should have no problem. the fog is going to play back to the coast and the delta breeze is okay. it hasn't collapsed or anything. 50s on the temps, and low 60s on the peninsula. and there's not much of a change here. all the activity continues to be to the east. and the fog is there for the coast. 60s, 70s, a couple of 80s. here's sal now. >> good mornin

. >>> five people still unaccounted for after a deadly explosion and fire at an apartment complex inban washington, d.c. a look at the dramatic rescue and ongoing investigation in this developing story. >> reporter: at least two people killed, dozens of others injured when flames tore through this maryland apartment building. >> i got so scared. people were jumping out the window screaming for help. >> reporter: the raging fire following a huge explosion shaking homes and sending debris flying. >> it was like an earthquake everybody will feel. it was the shocking part, there was a big block of fire in the apartment across from me! >> reporter: firefighters on scene within minutes helping people trapped in their homes, some parents forced to drop their children from windows and balco balconies. >> once i was thrown over the bannister, somebody definitely caught the child. thank god for that. >> reporter: nearly 30 people hospitalized, others still unaccounted for. >> we have to wait for it to be shored up enough for detectives to go inside. >> reporter: some residents said they recent

fire officials confirm two are dead --- their bodies found under the rubble and others are still unaccounted for. more than 30 were hospitalized including three firefighters. there are natural gasfurnaces and stoves in each of the units but they don't know yet what caused the blast. 3 next on the news at four --- find out how our very own michael schlesinger did in the celebrity contest at the state fair. 3 3 3 plus --- meterologist rebecca schuld will return with your there was a celebrity cream puff eating contest this morning at the wisconsin state . fair.and our very own michael sclesinger took part...he reports on how much ?puff? he managed to ?stuff?...from state fair park. so this is what's left of my cream puffs i ate during the cream puff competition. call it cream puff carcass.i'll close this now. it was tense competition. i was one of twelve. many were from radio. the object was simple. eat three cream puffs in two and a half minutes. there's one rule though. you can't use your hands.i think i did okay. somewhere in the middle. but earlier i was apprehensive. so i enlisted the hel

does have to do with political positioning but more than that it is about her belief that she is unaccountable to the american people. oflive in a time when 82% americans feel this country is on the wrong track. americans consider themselves independents, only 28% consider themselves members , 28%ther political party on the democratic side. both of these major candidates have skyhigh negatives. the american people are desperate for better leadership. i don't believe hillary clinton is doing that. i don't believe her positions on issues does that and that is why i am opposing her as well as donald trump. , louisville, ann kentucky on the independent line. guest: i disagree with what this fellow is doing. it is a selfish thing to do. he doesn't have a chance. donald trump was not my first choice. i like ted cruz but now it has come down to two candidates and i have to go for donald trump because hillary clinton will be disastrous. he doesn't have a chance and all he is trying to do is take votes away from donald trump. to try to is selfish do this. if we don't get behind trump, we are going to b

several other people are unaccounted for. more on this story as it develops. a road rage shooting death in hillsborough county has a strange twist: turns out - the guy who was shot and killeda&actually killed a man 15 years agoain another road rage case! fox 13's shayla reaves joins us now an update now, on the tragic shooting at a police training academy in punta gorda. we're learning more about the woman killed... and the officer who pulled the trigger. 73-year-old "mary knowlton" citizens training exercise tuesday night. she was randomly selected for a shooting scenario. but officer "lee coel" accidently shot her with ?real bullets. the police chief says that gun has actually been used in ?previous exercises... but it's only had ?blank rounds in it before this. the officer is now on adminstrative leave, while th f-d-l-e investigates. ?so what was ?supposed to happen in that training tuesday? fox 13's crystal clark took part in a ?similar this one, was with tampa police. and they used something called a "blue gun"... instead of the real thing. here's crystal

several people are still unaccounted for. >>> before that service, italy's president visited amatrice, the town that suffered the most devastation in the earthquake. the town's mayor showed the president the extent of the damage. he could only go to the edge of town, though, because it was too dangerous to go any further. >>> the eagles are a perfect three for three in the preseason. that's after last night's win over the colts on nbc 10. quarterback sam bradford hit their strite hitting 17 of 20 passes and a pair of touchdowns. one of the catches went to dorial green beckham. bradford summed up the dress rehearsal for the regular season. >> obviously tonight to come out, you know, to execute the way we did, it was nice. you know, i was really happy with the communication up front at the line of scrimmage. i thought our tempo in and out of the huddle was really good, getting to the line quickly, you know, but overall, i thought the execution was great. obviously something we can build on moving forward. >> we'll have more on the eagles coming up in sports. >>> twitter firestorm, a twe

several people remain unaccounted for. chip, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, smoke is still rising from that apartment complex behind me. they're still searching for survivors, between five and seven people are still unaccounted for. it began just before midnight, with a massive explosion. one building, was completely leveled. >> the blast was so strong, firefighters nearly a mile away, say they heard the explosion. >> it looks like two buildings >> reporter: when rescuers arrived at the apartments in silver spring, maryland, it looked like an intern know. >> trapped on second and third floor. emergency crews put up ladders, taking over the work neighbors had started. >> multiple made by the sieve ycivilians. >> reporter: about 160 firefighters worked at it, cell joi giant flames turning their homes into rubble. >> we heard a big boom, like a big, loud noise, and my aunt went outside and checked. and then she saw like a lot of fire outside. >> reporter: officials say 34 people were transported to local hospitals.

they are unable to say how much is unaccounted for. they still have to go through the bank records. one village estimates it's out more than $100,000. >> this was just shock and disbelief, the company that we've been with apparently has caused these problems for us in terms of ours finances. so we're now looking into that with our position is. >> reporter: again, garner police investigating this management company. they are calling this a criminal matter, but they decline to say exactly how long that investigation would take. again, 29 hoa's involved in this. you may be wondering if your hoa is a part of this. we posted a full list on our website wncn.com. crabtree valley mall. a series of loud pops or bangs led to the chaos. eight people were hurt running for the exmps -- exits. police have not released the 911 calls. >>> key evidence is being thrown out in the x-rays of a former unc student accused of driving drunk the wrong way hand killing three people. as david phone records. >> reporter: chandler kania was back in court today a little after a year when troopers say he drove dr

have been recovered from debris, and authorities say at least four of them were among eight people unaccounted for. two of the victims recovered were 3 and 8 years old. more rain could be moving in this week. chief meteorologist rob haswell has the timing on that - after the break. and after the break - we'll have more on the unrest in milwaukee...and the feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. johnson: i've always said i'll be the calmest guy on my election night. i win either way. narrator: if he loses, senator johnson falls back on the ten million dollar bonus he paid himself as ceo. a big corporate payout for him. johnson: i've always said... i win either way. narrator: if he wins, he gets another six years to support that ship jobs overseas. all to benefit corporations and multi-millionaires like him. johnson: i win either way. partly sunny with highs in the low 80s but still humid with dewpoints likely in the mid 60s. overnight - as a low moves to our southeast, and upper level divergence continues, we could see some showers. there is a chance for showers and thunderstorm

as fire crews doused hotspots teams are on the scene looking for several residents fill unaccounted for. >> we're still in a search murder -- mode trying to identify at least 5 to 7 occupants. >> reporter: firefighters have been among the injured but we have just learned they have been released from the hospital. >>> here in ohio there is a family mourning the death of a 9-year-old boy who was struck by lightning. the lightning the top of the broadcast. the scene was coshocton county which is northeast of columbus. the boy was putting youngsters -- horses into a barn when he was struck by lightning. he was taken to the hospital but died there. there was a girl that was also struck and she survived and is reported to be progressing. >>> in hudson there was a serious crash where an suv erupted in flames. what you see is what is left of hudson. the driver hit guard rails before the vehicle burst into flames. >>> a woman is dead after a home invasion this morning in east akron. police say 4 people were inside the house when 2 men wearing bandannas force there way into an apartment and deman

were goingtdoor to door if anyone unaccounted for this is if anyone's missing are whatnot we're making sure everyone is accounted for and taking care. volunteers from across the country have been arriving to help anheuser-busch delivering 250,000 cans of drinking water. the tide loads of hope providing three laundry service to there was just amazing. present obama and interacting as interrupting his during a vacation to louisiana presidential candidate donald trump is my defense. that's all we can say the white house says present obama is receiving regular updates on the situation down south and plans to visit baton rouge on tuesday the it a firsthand look at the damage. caught a red cross is sending volunteers to louisiana and help flood victims volunteers mile make are also helping there bringing to red cross emergency response vehicles volunteers will help bring food water and supplies to those flood victims if you want to help you can donate by visiting red cross or we've also posted this information on kdvr.com. labor day marks the unofficial end of summer as a last chance to get

police say a 55-year-old man unaccounted for was located and is unharmed. still the seven people remain missing and breaking news. at least nine people are dead in the flood-ravaged part of louisiana. 20,000 people have been rescued from their homes. the threat is far from this morning. >>> flood waters a -- continue to rise overnight. as the river began creeping over roadways. mayor joined sandbagging efforts trying to save homes from taking on water. >> we're not going to give up. we're going to stay to the bloody end and if it knocks us down we're going to get back up and rebuild. >> it's just one of many left louisiana. this displaced resident broke down in tears seeing the destruction to her home for first time. >> this it is my entire life. just washed away. >> others are breathing a sigh of relief. she and her dog were rescued by a good samaritan from their submerged car. >> just jumped in. had to do what i had to do. >> i was just >> many residents who lived through hurricane katrina are now having to start over a second time. >> i lost my mom too.

searchers are trying to >>> this is a big scene as searchers try to find seven people who are unaccounted for after a big explosion at an apartment complex the fire chief says when crews arrived, people were dropping children out of windows and jumping themselves that is how intense the fire was. 28 apartments affected by the blast. 30 residents displaced. >>> charges are expected against the man who scaled 21 stories up trump tower. he is 20 years old. his name is steve row gate -- undergoing a mental evaluation. three hours into his stunt, police pulled him off of the building. >>> the white house isn't commenting on trump's accusations that he sent out yesterday that president obama founded isis. trump told a rally yesterday that barak obama is the founder of isis and in the past, and hillary clinton of >>> australia's opera house is getting a makeover for the first time in 43 years. it will be upgraded to a tune of $43 million. it includes improving the acoustics at the concert hall. they will turn empty offices into a family-friendly creative learning center. renovations will begin n

while search teams look for several residents still unaccounted investigators have not released the cause of the fire... but there are some reports that people smelled gas in the area. new developments in the war on terror. there are now reports that top military officials released progress reports on isis that were more optimistic than the actual situation. republican members of congress are now investigating the intelligence reports from u-s central command. they found officials may have relied more on reports from who reportedly felt their own analysis was much more dire. now to some devastating news out of iraq! a fire breaks out in a hospital....killing at least 11 newborn babies. this happened in baghdad. preliminary reports suggest... the fire was sparked by an electrical fault! today... the parents of those infants are furious at the government! they're calling on the health minister to resign! a canadian man... accused of planning a bomb attack... has been killed! investigators say the suspect...aaron driver... was already being mon police. he was reportedly communicating with i-

at least four deaths have been reported so unaccounted for. about 17-hundred soldiers are assisting in search and rescue efforts.governor john edwards says he's made an official request for aid from fema. 3 in world news--- olympic swimmer "ryan lochte" is ?safe? this morning... after he and some of his teammates were ?robbed in rio? over the w. weekend. lochte sent out a tweet--- thanking family... friends... and fans for their support and concern.he said... they were all ok.lochte also said... he was honored to represent the u-s in the 20-16 alongside his teammates.he's now looking forward to getting home... and mapping out plans for his future.lochte has his an eye on representing "team usa" at the 20-20 olympics in tokyo. team u-s-a dominated the pool at the 2016 rio olympic games - including winning gold in the 400 medley relay. relay.michael phelps went out on top saturday night... winning one last gold in t in his final race in rio. that was his 23rd career gold medal and puts phelps in a tie with south africa for 38th place for most go

working a huge fire in an apartment complex in maryland that injured dozens several people still unaccounted for. >>> take a look at this 20 minutes outside of washington dc. the blaze affected at least to talk tough 3 buildings -- to -- 2 to 3 buildings. the fire seems to be under control as people are getting rescued from the windows. that everyone has been located. up to 90 residents have been taking to a rec center -- taken to a rec center . firefighters will spend all day trying >>> a climber identified as a 20-year-old man from virginia used suction cups and a harness to climb up the side of the 68 story manhattan skyscraper yesterday. tuesday he released a youtube video entitled message to mister trump, why i climbed her tower. in it he said he wanted to meet donald trump and how officers from a window on the 21st floor. donald trump was in virginia at the time. >>> canadian authorities say they have stopped a likely suicide bombing from happening by killing the man accused of planting it. here's the picture of the suspect. he is identified as 23-year-old aaron driver. he was killed d

it's at least 15 more, that's number of people that remain unaccounted for.eanwhile, strong aftershocks from the 6.2 magnitude quake is hampering efforts. a memorial was held for the victims. hundreds attended. tomorrow is declared a day of mourning. a state funeral is scheduled, italy's president will attend. >>> coming up, targeting distracted moms. how a pair of pick pockets is pulling a fast one on families in our area. >>> and growing zika fears. the action the fda is now taking to stop the outbreak from spreading across the country. glenn? >> could another heat wave be headed our way? plus a look ahead at your labor day forecast. coming up. >>> major developments tonight in the fight against zika. the fda wants all american blood banlss to begin screening for the virus. testing is already under way in parts of puerto rico and florida where there have been zika outbreaks. officials say the move will ensure that safe blood is available for all americans needing a transfusion. this comes as the cdc announces the case of a person with no sim tops unknowingl

several people remain unaccounted for at this hour. chip reid is at the s washington, d.c. chip, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. smoke is still rising from that apartment complex behind me where they are still searching for victims, between five and seven people are still unaccounted for. it began just before midnight with a massive explosion. one building was completely leveled. the blast was so strong, firefighters nearly a mile away say they heard the explosion. one is fully involved. >> reporter: when rescuers arrived at the apartment building in silver spring, maryland, it looked like a fire infer tow. people were pulling people throor to the fire department arrival using ladders off of work trucks and painter trucks as an example. >> reporter: about 160 firefighters worked to douse the flames and the scene of devastation on cell phone video and pictures. the giant flames that turned people's home into ash and rubble. >> very scary. like a big boom. like a big, loud noise. and my -- i went outside and checked, and my aunt saw a lot of fire outside. >> re

edwards: "the number of fatalities remains at 3 and we believe there may be on more individual who is unaccounted for." ((vo)) although the storms have moved to the west --more heavy rain is expected in and around the state. rivers are expected to keep rising until monday. flooded residents have very little options here at this civic center in opelousas locals describing their ordeal on getting out of their homes ((sot)) mos: "we tried out the backdoor but there were spiders. we tried out the kitchen but there was a snake. we got through that and finally got into the car and in a dramatic video caught on camera-- two men on a boat pulled a woman from a car that was almost completely underwater one of the rescuers jumps into the brown water and pulls the woman to safety. she pleads for the man to get her dog, but he can't find it. after several seconds, the rescuer goes underwater and resurfaces - with the small dog. ((on cam tag)) tba and as rescue crews work around the clock to help the city out from under the massive flooding one man braved the flood waters to save eight dogs and three puppies.

the people unaccounted for was 8 but one missing showed up alive and well. investigators say there could be more victims, people who may have been visiting the apartments, meanwhile survivors struggling with what's next where they'll live they'll go. about 50 people are still living at the temporary shelter. the kay apartment management is working to find them permanent homes, several people say they don't want the company to find them a safe place to live, they repeatedly reported the smell of gas and were ignored. >>> investigators could release the cause of the blast by the end of the week. >>> wusa 9 has south of the management company several times but has not heard back. >>> turning to news coming out of prince george's county, funding is being suspended after a move after a scathing investigation, a 3-year-old was forced to mop up his own urine, alone. prince george's account can appeal. >>> it was a violent light in the district, d.c. police are searching for two suspects after three people were shot. two women and a man were shot along first street

many people still reportedly unaccounted for as emergency officials arrive in the affected areas and are dealing with the aftershocks. as you said, this quake was felt just over 100 miles away in rome. pope fis event. cancelled his speech he was to give today and instead prayed with the crowd for victims and survivors. >> i imagine a lot of prayers are going up right now. thank you so much. >>> well 49 states down and just one more to go. the zika virus is now reported in south dakota leaving wyoming as the only zika free state in the u.s. florida remains the biggest concern after a third outbreak popped up in pinellas county. two known transmission zones. florida's governor says he's not declaring a new zika zone there just yet. >> just because we have one case here doesn't mean we have local transmission. >> health officials say a serious epidemic is not expected in the u.s. but with 42 people now infected in florida's outbreak health officials are ramping up their warnings for pregnant women. a new study shows just how destructive zika is to beyond microcephaly. some health expert

- seven people unaccounted for. >> a california couple trying tu cross and in mexico into mexico was something horrifying i when the they stopped to them she started runninghe in the agents went and looked in the duffel bag they had in it contained the body ofco a two -year-old girl. police say the toddler is not theirs. y they don't know who e was. placed in the couple over to us authorities and this morning they are locked up dueue at a campaign stop yesterday saying the white house is responsible for the rise of t isis. >> they are honoring the president obama. president obama. he is the founder of isis. he is the founder of isis.of he is the founder. >> the republican nominee was in florida when he blamed president barack obama for the rise of the islamic state in the middle east. try batting democratic nominee hillary clinton the cofounder of isis. he also continued his attack on the american voting systemem with claims early in the week that the system is rigged. >> a virginia man goes to extreme heights to try to score some face time with donald trump. the 20 -year-old tried t

result of the intense rainfall -- and authorities say it's still unclear how many people remain unaccounted for. officials say the area hours. toss to weather weather thanks to the high pressure we've had in place the past couple of days, we'll stay mostly clear and quiet tonight. comfortable in the upper 60s. heading into tuesday, we'll see a slow warming trend, with highs closer to 84. humidity will also steadily increase, although wednesday and thursday will be the hottest days of the week, as our highs jump back to the upper 80s. heat indices will feel like the 90s. storm chances return thursday through saturday. we should dry out and cool back off by the end of the weekend. tonight: mostly clear. low: 68 dewpoint: 63 wind: se 3-8 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. high: 84 dewpoint: 66 wind: se 5-10 mph wednesday: mostly sunny, hot and dewpoint: 69 wind: se 5-10 mph thursday: partly sunny, hot and humid with the chance for t-storms. am low: 70 high: 89 dewpoint: 72 wind: s 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy, hot and humid with the chance for t-storms. am low: 75 high: 87 dewpoint: 73 wind: w-n 5-1

fire officials say up to 25 people are hurt and about seven this morning are still unaccounted for. the extent of the others are unknown as far as injuries are concerned. at least two firefighters are expected to recover from their explosion was likely caused by natural gas. >>> rtd is hoping to do more troubleshooting to keep the train moving without problems. yesterday another issue plagued the a-line. karen tells us about a damaged cable that cut power to the tracks and frustrated passengers problems with the a-line means problems for travellers headed to and from the >> they said the electrical systems on the train aren't working. >> reporter: a spokes person says a power line was damaged causing a train to get stuck on the tracks again. since launching in april they have seen dozens of disruptions. joe an and her girls were among those waiting to be rescued today. >> we just got on the train and then we heard loud noises. i guess the thing that connects >> how was the two hour wait? not fun. >> reporter: crews worked to repair the damages, passengers were stopped and moved to b

this blast was huge and firefighters have not been able to pinpoint the amount of people that are unaccounted for. but we have been speaking with family members who have been waiting for news all day long. we've identified three people are still missing and that includes a 3-year-old boy. story apartment complex in silver spring maryland was massive. shaking the surrounding area and scattering debris a couple hundred feet away. >> at first we heard a big boom. like a big loud noise and my aunt went outside and checked. and then she saw like a lot of fire outside. >> reporter: hundreds of firefighters rushed to the chaotic scene just before midnight. >> firefighters responded and were met with heavy fire conditions and multiple rescues to be made. ey make multiple rescues and transported 31 people to the hospital. >> reporter: investigators have not determined what caused the explosion. three firefighters were hurt but have always been released from the hospital. several people remain missing as relatives wait for answers. melba casada's aunt and uncle live in the building and have not been lo

also, several others are unaccounted for right now. >> plus, investigators are about to reveal more this morning about the deadly shooting at a police academy. the lingering question some family members are still asking. >>> thanks for being with us this morning and waking up with on that tragic accident, including the help that's now on the way for people in that crash and saw it all happen. >>> first, traffic and weather together. a second school day for many counties, which means a second day may look different. >> if it was me, i would leave a good 10 to 15 minutes early to make way for all of that traffic. >> weather is not going to be a problem this morning. by the afternoon, we'll get the summer thunderstorms cooking again. >> we have a lot of those, right? late day yesterday with the pattern we're in now. the southeasterly flow will develop, and fire along the peninsula and moving over to the west coast later this evening. mid and upper 07s right now. no worries as far -- mid and upper 70s right now. no worries as far as that. temperatures climb up from the 80s into the low 90s.