. >>> rescued from an uninhabited island, but more than 200 other refugees have died in the aegean thisonth. >>> and talking without trump. republican presidential hopefuls square off in a televised debate, but the most controversial voice is missing. ♪ >>> hello, the syrian government delegati delegation has arrived in geneva. as parties gather around the negotiation table, discussions have already run into trouble. some of the main opposition groups saying they won't take part until conditions are met. they are calling for the lifting of sieges and stop of air strikes. syrian demonstrators outside are calling for more action to stop the conflict. > james bayes is outside the u.n. headquarters. >> reporter: talks are underway right now, in terms of talks between the syrian government delegation and the united nations. the syrian government i think making clear its position. in fact we are expecting in the next few minutes to hear from the syrian ambassador to the united nations in new york, because he is heading this delegation that's come here to geneva. a large delegation came from d

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have led city officials to declare a third apartment building uninhabitable. the city manager has declared a local state of emergency. 3 (bill)>> a drought- fueled algae explosion may have killed off all the fish at rye patch reservoir.and state wildlife officials are saying the popular northern nevada fishery known for its trophy- sized walleye and giant catfish.they also say they don't know if any of the fish are still alive in the frozen lake near lovelock.the algae bloom apparently happened because the reservoir has been stagnant..it hasn't seen fresh water for about three years. 3 (bill)>> officials say the lack of inflow combined with elevated minerals, low nutrients and cold temperatures apparently triggered the algae bloom. 3 (on your side) 3 (samantha)>> we have new controversial new rate change for residential solar customers. news 4's terri hendry has our "on your side" report for us this morning... 3 ((sot: nevadans need the choice and it should be up to nevadans to decide whether they want to create their own power with solar or stay with nv energ

should be uninhabitable. >> concerns about the living conditions inside this home. day controversy spilling over in the new year in one neighborhood. neighbors cried foul after seeing living conditions they call filthy and despicable. >> an investigation by the county. the dispute is taking place in on tanglewood drive in castro valley. >> reporter: one man's home may be another's hovel. in the case of a home on tanglewood drive, a neighbor says the evidence toward the latter is overwhelming. >> clothes, garbage on the floor. dirty clothes on the floor. >> reporter: alameda's county adult protective services is investigating the home after neighbors called concerned about a resident's well-being. >> he seemed aware of what was going on and he wanted to leave. >> i would say dirty. >> reporter: jonathan's aunt owns the home in question. carlton rents out four rooms to people like jason sweeney in order to pay the mortgage. >> it's been great. it looks like an ordinary home. >> i saw it was bright and cheerful. >> reporter: he can't clean up after his roommates. >> i'

and several apartment buildings along the pacifica shoreline are now uninhabitable. a state of emergency. >>> well a dramatic shoot out inside a south carolina barbershop is caught on camera. several customers including children were in a barber shop when the men barged in and demanded money. the customers shot back shooting at the gunmen. one of the gunmen were hit and >>> he was waving a big rig around a railroad crossing arm when the train hit the truck sending it barreling it toward him. his left hand got caught in the tire and then he says, it just shot him out. he's nursing a nasty gash on his head and a cut on his hand but will be back to work soon. >>> a new hampshire man was badly hurt after a vaporizer exploded off his hand. he is being treated for second and third degree burns on his leg and hand. >> geez. >>> newschannel 8 at 6:00 is coming up next. keith and stacie have what's coming up. >> they're facing serious backlash. cockatoo, the guy who took him has been caught. you will want to hear the bird investigators. >> neighbors upset about this billboard in south tampa. they

they declared a third apartment building there uninhabitable. it is creating dire situations there. >>> and let's bring you closer to home. we're at 36 in central north carolina. this is the raleigh-durham international airport, all quiet this morning. and the main roads likely not going to see a lot of ice. and it is the secondary streets. and not a lot of us freezing yet. i'm showing you the big picture on the satellite and the radar t is time to talk about the next system and it is a cold front. and it is the break inline of showers back to the west. and it will move tonight into tomorrow and bring with it the chance for scattered showers. it will not be widespread rain and we'll all be above freezing. as far as the temperatures today ahead of that front, 38 at 8:00 a.m. and 44 by 10:00 a.m. afternoon high. afternoon. 58 the afternoon high about 6 degrees above where we should be for this time of year. and back into the low 60s. >>> 5:00 you'll notice we're still on the dry side. a few showers back to the west through boone and ashville. and

beryllium powder. that will render some chunk of this city uninhabitable. people will die, others will get sick, and it will all be to advance the cause of hate and nihilism. there are no reform schools for people planning what sam garper is planning. there's no second chance for people who rig trip wires to kill my agents. i don't know how chris will react to that. well, we can't give him the chance to react to it. so you want me to lie to him. he has to get to that meeting with his brother, and i want you to think about what will happen if he doesn't. you can think of it as a math problem if you have to. however you get there, you have to tell chris garper what he needs to hear. okay. if i have to do this, i want my pill first. i'm better at crunching numbers when i'm on nzt. hey, bud. so what'd you find out? can you help sam? as a matter of fact, we can help sam. did i pull it off? yeah, i'm afraid so. i made federal prison sound like a california vacation. in my head, i made mike and ike the prison guards. you get the metaphor. anyway, they were all gon

suddenly it was possible to divert water from the colorado to areas once considered uninhabitable. the dam made it possible to create lake mead, the largest reservoir in america, to act as a savings account for water in the west. we're heading out onto the lake with don martin. he's been sailing here for three decades - and seen it change dramatically. >> these islands right there. those were underwater. >> that entire land mass was underwater? >> yeah. that was completely underwater. just the tops of those were sticking out. >> when the lake was full, the water reached the top of the canyon. now all that's left is a white ring all around it. a reminder of more abundant times. >> there's two major sources of drainage, if you will. there's southern california, they're pulling that water for their crops over there. and then the central arizona project, in arizona, we're pulling water for phoenix, and then it goes all the way to tucson. so there's a lot of factors in play in what's causing this. but essentially, it's not getting recharged. >> lake mead is now at less than 40 percent c

and have been deemed "uninhabitable." kron 4's charles clifford spoke with some residents packing up and others relunctant to leave their homes. that what the residents of 310 esplanade ave were left with after the city of pacifica yellow tagged their homes monday evening. >> : the cops called yesterday and said i had to move. >> charles :juliette took the day off from work and started packing up her belongings even though she doesn't have anywhere to move to. >> : not at this time but i have a lot of friends who offered a place for me. >> charles :johnathan levine has been looking for a new apartment for awhile but will stay here as long as he can. >> : if the time comes when they shut off the power and gas and i have no access i'll just put stuff in storage and couch surf. >> : i was surprised yesterday when these yellow tags went up. >> charles :bart willoughby is the property manager at 310, he also lives here. he's filed an appeal with the city challenging their decision to yellow tag the building. he says engineers

the entire building was declared uninhabitable. this building next door, the siding and part of the roof was ripped off people trying to clean up throughout the day. this is vital pool -- at the pool end this is some of the furniture. it was a nice day after the tornado passed through but devastating situation for many of the families. top towers and the windows were blown out they were inside sleeping. the glass came down on them, and the husband through his wife into the bathroom and luckily they were not harmed. just some minor scratches that they were on vacation from chicago this was the first day here and they will have to drive back in a rental car because their car was totaled.>> a lot of damage and a lot of the people that were staying there were renters, the owners have not in the damage yet.>> said the team coverage continues on this, checking in with jonathan after a daring rescue involving two women. in sarasota.>> quickly things image of what was behind me and what it looked like last night before the ef2 tornado tore

. >> two of the apartment buildings have been sitting empty since 2010 when they were deemed uninhabitable. heavy rain returned. and they have seen this before. in 1998, the last big year constant winter leaving several houses hanging on edge, one collapsed under the beach brokers others had to be torn down. >> the building where this man lived would one day meet the same fate. >> here it is, the old saying goes if you're not living on the edge you're taking up too much space. >> the order to evacuate was criticized by the building's owner the at a city council meeting last night. the city manager insist issed that the danger was real. >> we didn't know when it was going to come. not an action we took lightly. >> five thousand people live in that coast at all zone and half of the businesses located there as well. >>> 2016 it is a virtual tie for days to go for the iowa caucus. no other republican candidates have more than 7 percent support. the caucus is on monday, new hampshire's primary is february 9th but the date that you need to remember is march 15th, that's florida's primary and tod

he needs it to finish the bomb he's building that will render some chunk of this city uninhabitable. people will die, others will get sick, and it will all be to advance the cause of hate and nihilism. there are no reform schools for people planning what sam garper is planning. there's no second chance for people who rig trip wires to kill my agents. i don't know how chris will react to that. well, we can't give him the chance to react to it. so you want me to lie to him. he has to get to that meeting with his brother, and i want you to think about what will happen if he doesn't. you can think of it as a math problem if you have to. however you get there, you have to tell chris garper what he needs to hear. okay. if i have to do this, i want my pill first. to the benefits of being a badass. hey, bud. so what'd you find out? can you help sam? as a matter of fact, we can help sam. did i pull it off? yeah, i'm afraid so. i made federal prison sound like a california vacation. in my head, i made mike and ike the prison guards. you get the metaphor. anyway, they were all gonna have so muc

falling bluffs along the pacifica shoreline led city officials to declare a third apartment building uninhabitable. significant storm damage in the city over the last several weeks led officials to declare a state of emergency on friday. >> marie: incredible picture there's. >>> back here to southern nevada now where lots of ou there. a lot of people -- it's only tuesday. let's be honest. a lot of people making big plans for the weekend. >> reed: take the dog for a walk. >> chloe: it's going be good to do that next few days. nothing major storm wise is happening. at least for a little while. you ca skies in las vegas. some neighborhoods you can see becker middle school at 60 degrees. right now also in the 60s at bookman elementary school in the north las vegas airport currently in the mid-50s. quite a range in temperatures right now. mid-fifties for summerlin. we're at 61 for el dorado. upper 50s downtown area. as well as neighborhoods just to the east of us right now. light winds throughout most of our area. most of our neighborhoods. but a bit of a breeze. earlier today you could see gusts up to

, beach boulevard and a storm water outfall and today yellow tags. 20 apartments were declared uninhabitable due to the bluff crumbling. >> you can see the cavities. we took action -- >> the city has been checking the cliff twice a day for weeks and says the building is no longer safe to live in. he says the city is acting prematurely. >> the back of the building we have 20 feet of bluff left and i was under the understanding before any evacuation would happen we would have to lose another 12 feet. >> reporter: he said he knew one day the slip of the land would turn into a slip of paper on his door. >> i thought it would be sirens blaring. the house crashing. >> reporter: there has been an appeal filed as people try to figure out where they will sleep tonight. >> a place with no showers. how am i supposed to keep my job in the process -- job in the process? >> reporter: anyone who tries to stay could face prosecution. >> yellow tag,. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the city manager told the city counsel tonight it is not just concern over this apartment building but the entire hillside. if th

three apartment buildings have been declared "uninhabitable." all of those buildings are along esplanade avenue. this comes as el nino-fueled storms continue to eat away at the bluffs. good evening, i'm catherine heenan. kron 4's j-r stone has reaction from some of the people evacuated from their homes. >> j.r. :pacifica residents are packing up and getting out after this building, which sits on the side of this eroding cliff, was yellow tagged by authorities on monday. meaning that officially no one is allowed to stay here at night. a decision that has angered some. >> : how come it's somebody else's decision if i want to stay here from midnight to 8 o'clock in the morning or 8 o'clock to five o'clock what's the difference? >> j.r. :monday's news came as a surprise to many. in fact when we interviewed the pacifica mayor in the morning she didn't know about the afternoon yellow tags that were coming. hours later city officials did tell residents here.but some were still confused about yellow tags, red tags, and what's to come. >> : where's the p

some apartments here were enrendered uninhabitable. mike has enjoyed this view for only three months but the city is asking him to leave for his own safety. >> i just moved here. i really don't have the financial resources to relocate. i know i'm not the only one in this building in that situation. >> officials told us it wasn't just the apartments here that led her to declare an emergency. >> i'm getting a lot of attention for this. it fell further yesterday morning when prompted me to take this action. >> the declaration of an emergency would make pacifica eligible to ask for state and federal funding. she's not sure how much repairs will cost but it's more than the city can afford now. >> we know et will be in the millions. >> they'll also use the money to repair the pier and -- -- which is expected to do that on monday night. reporting live in la honda, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we're getting a break from the rain. it's good news for a lot of people. look at downtown san francisco on your left, san jose on your right. a clea

this unit suffered the most damage and all four are uninhabitable. a 30 dog died in the fire. nobody was hurt. >> some of the people being put up at a building in the neighborhood boned eye the same man who owns that building. they are calling it a kitchen fire. nbc 6 news. >> a woman lost her life after her car spun out of control. the aftermath was caught on video near 12th street. they think the woman's lexus burst into flame. the fire reached several stories into the sky. sirens and alarm filled the morning as crews worked to put the flame out. in front of them blew up and there was about kept on blowing up. >> there was a lot of action in the street and nothing like this. >> investigators want to find out if speed was a factor. tow trucks. >> a couple was attacked after a baseball bat to steal their suv. they were shattered in oakland park after midnight at a 7-11. the victims claimed video caught one of the ax tack-- attackers were inside the score. >> deputies are hoping that video will catch a remorseful robber. he held up a clerk at a little caesars to help buy a chri

this is the third apartment building officials have had to declare uninhabitable due to failing bluffs. on monday the pacifica city council approved a state of the storms have left a sinkhole, damaged a seawall and left a trail of destruction. and what's crazy is in that shot right there you can see a man standing on his balcony. this video all shot with drones by the way. definitely want to get out of those. unfortunate too because i imagine that an apartment or condo with that kind of a view must be pretty exp. o just watch it fall into the sea like that has got to be heart breaking. here is a look here at home we're looking at very quiet weather. lots of sunshine on our aliante camera. temperatures wise rising nicely. many locations started out in the 30s to right around 40. downtown 57 right now. henderson at 55. summerlin, you are at 53. mountain's edge coming in at 52 degrees. we did have a little bit of a breeze overnight. winds out of the north northeast ten to 15 miles per hour made it feel a lot colder as i was but those winds have diminished greatly. we're seeing calm five m

>>reporter: city officials indictment uninhabitable because of large cavity forming in the already unstableliff. they say they have been keeping an eye on it for years t.but the toll of having to move outfm had one tenant pleading with the city council for help. >> how1úÑ am i to keep my job ad eat in the process of this it's a little bit unfair. pony up money and resources and come to our aid. >>reporter: council members already dealing with their own list of damaged properties having declared state of emergency in an effort to on the state federal money to repair the sea wall and pier estimated to cost in the millions. this apartment house is believed to be a lost cause. even so some aren't budging. >> i have no where else to go. i just moved in two months ago and i don't have it like otherum people can pick up and leave. i don't have money like that. yellow tag is sometimes people consider it less than a red ta tag. it's not a suggestion. it's an order from the building official that they can not be in there. >>reporter: an order that if ignored can lead to criminal prosecution. in pacif

you know, it's been uninhabited. >> reporter: the water said the number of foreclosures has soared so has flooding from stolen copper pipes. >> they warned and warned. >> reporter: we tried contacting first allegiance bank, which is now listed as the owner of the foreclosed property, but we couldn't get past the answering service. we wanted to ask the question that a lot of neighbors that suffered damage want answers to. who is going to pay? i'm doug shimell. >>> there should be answers about the death of a 5-year-old boy. jayll vega bautista was found dead yesterday afternoon. he ran away from a new year's eve party sparking a frantic search. the child has autism. he was carrying a tablet a volunteer spotted yesterday. that's when divers discovered his body. the autopsy will determine how and when he died. police call his death a tragic accident. >>> from our delaware bureau, more than a thousand dupont workers will find out tomorrow if they get to keep their jobs in 2016. the pink slips go out tomorrow. the layoffs begin in february. 1700 workers will lose their jobs because of the

. >> reporter: this is the third apartment building on esplanade avenue to be deemed uninhabitable because of the eroding cliff. as the moving trucks load up many of the people who live here don't know where they are headed. >> any communication from the people who supposed to care about my safety i have had to force out of them. >> reporter: the county is offering them temporary help like deposit on a new apartment but first they have to find one. congressman speier spoke this morning about how the entire coastline is at risk. >> this is a state and national problem. highway 1 is in jeopardy and we need to take steps to protect it. >> reporter: as far as action, though, she says she is still looking into what can be done. live in pacifica, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> just 11 days now until the panthers and broncos square off in the super bowl at levi's stadium in santa clara. in san francisco, super bowl city opens up saturday at justin herman plaza. and today the coast guard and other agencies were busy training their secure k-9s. the dogs will patrol the fan village downtown for the week

it's uninhabitable by humans, and the dogs are over the place with feces and urine. rescuers wore face masks. >> some of the rescuers also put a dab of menthol compound under their nose to mask the horrible snell. >> reporter: five cats were rescued alive. another 11 were dead inside the dead dog. investigators say the tenant, juan perez, will face numerous animals. the good news is the dogs are skittish, but sweet tempered. >> eyes, ears, nose, mouth. we're de-fleeing them right away, because they're covered in fleas. >> reporter: and soon ready for some puppy love in new homes. >>> to the weather now, while we're dealing with bitter cold, the snow system is dumping snow in eastern indiana, treacherous conditions from lake-effect snow led to a pile up. some areas upstate could have as much as 3 feet of snow on the ground. in our area, we continue to deal with that bitter blast of cold air. it looks like we'll wake up to more bitter cold temperatures tomorrow. lonnie, are we even seeing flurries possible? >> flurries. there sob a few of them out there, but it's going

>>reporter: city officials indictment uninhabitable because of large cavity forming in the already unstableliff. they say they have been keeping an eye on it for years t.but the toll of having to move outfm had one tenant pleading with the city council for help. >> how1úÑ am i to keep my job ad eat in the process of this it's a little bit unfair. pony up money and resources and come to our aid. >>reporter: council members already dealing with their own list of damaged properties having declared state of emergency in an effort to on the state federal money to repair the sea wall and pier estimated to cost in the millions. this apartment house is believed to be a lost cause. even so some aren't budging. >> i have no where else to go. i just moved in two months ago and i don't have it like otherum people can pick up and leave. i don't have money like that. yellow tag is sometimes people consider it less than a red ta tag. it's not a suggestion. it's an order from the building official that they can not be in there. >>reporter: an order that if ignored can lead to criminal prosecution. in pacif

and putting the apartments on the apartments have been deemed uninhabitable. and residents are no longer allowed to live there. >>> have you ever wanted to solve a rubik's cube? here is a robot that can do it. the the robot scans the cube and uses anleing rhythm to solve it. and the trans gender athletes can now compete in the olympics without requiring surgery. athletes must declare their transition at least four years before competing. and surveillance video at the german zoo shows a six week old polar bear cub snugging with its mom. the cub will make its debut around february when its mom will begin to leave it on its own. until then a vet will have to wait to determine whether as the boy or girl. so cute. traffic on a highway in ecuador. the smileing critter clung do a guardrail before they rescued it and returned it to its habitat. >>> now a look ahead. scientists will announce whether the minute hand of the doom's day clock will be adjusted. scientists consider how vulnerable the world is to nuclear weapons, climate change and new technologies. and happy

of pacifica california has declared a state of emercency...deeming homes and apartments there uninhabitable because of the eroding cliffs. most people there have already lost their backyards. not everyone is heeding their warning....doubting the apartment is actually in danger. some people are staying until the very end...saying they'll only leave when the city shuts off the power and gas. days after the historic blizzard hit the east people are still digging out. many streets in virginia are still buried under three feet of snow. the main roads there are cleared but the county says it will take a while to dig out neighborhoods. many people can't go to work because they're still so snowed in in maryland...the city is making progress clearing snow but they're still a lot of work to do. snow was moved out by the truckload...but there's just so much of it they can't keep up. city schools are still closed today after the historic snowfall jersey...but still it's hard for people there to forget what their very own governor said... i heard one crazy mayor say this is worse flooding than sandy i d

. >>> rescued from an uninhabited island, but more than 200 other refugees have died in the aegean this. >>> and

. >>> 96 refugees and migrants have been rescued from an uninhabited greek island. group mainly from syria and iraq, and containing many families with young children had waited ashore, and spent the night on a beach. they were rescued and taken to the greek port. it has been the deadliest week in the aegean sea with 80 dead this week alone. >> there weren't this many deaths last year until the middle of september. we're here now at the end of january, already 218 deaths on that route, and deaths in the central mediterranean have been picking up in the last couple of days. >>> angela merkel is leading the charge as public opinion on refugees changes. dominican republic takes a look at some of the challenges. >> reporter: their struggle to get to germany is over. now the main task is to learn a new language. safely installed in a classroom, these syrians are glad to have left their country's troubles behind. >> translator: i came here to have a peaceful life. it feels good. i have security. and i have the peace i have been longing for, but it was hard to leave home an

he needs it to finish the bomb he' s building that will render some chunk of this city uninhabitable. people will die, the cause of hate and nihilism. there are no reform schools for people planning what sam garper is planning. there' s no second chance for people who rig trip wires to kill my agents. i don' t know how chris will react to that. well, we can' t give him the chance to react to it. so you want me to lie to him. with his brother, and i want you to think about what will happen t. math problem if you have to. however you get there, you have to tell chris garper what he needs to hear. okay. if i have to do this, i want my pill first. i' m better at crunching numbers when i' m on nzt. of being a badass. hey, bud. can you help sam? as a matter of fact, can help sam. did i pull it off? yeah, i' m afraid so. like a california vacation. in my head, i made mike and ike the prison guards. you get the metaphor. anyway, they were all gonna have so much fun. t just gonna get a high school diploma, for a life of success. (paparazzi clamoring) did i lay it on a little thick? maybe. but

the building as you can see has been tagged as uninhabitable. while the county made the repairs... they say the property owner will ultimately be responsible for the cost. reporting live, bryan callahan, channel 13 action news. a live look.... at the las vegas strip... right now...... where crews are shutting down the boulevard.... for the filming of the new between tropicana and flamingo until 5 a-m.... while the chase scene is being shot. elsewhere on the las vegas strip... it was a star studded evening.... at "the planet hollywood resort and casino".... where superstar.... jennifer lopez kicked off her brand new show.... "all of me".... action news anchor.... jacqui heinrich was on the red carpet... she joins us now live.... with the scoop... jacqui? jlo was a no show at the red carpet tonight-- clearly she had some bigger things to be dealing with prepping for the debut of her show -- but we did get the inside info from the man behind the music, her producer...and of course, her on-again, off-again flame. take a look. it was the red carpet crowd youd expect at a jennifer lopez

criminal activity they were sent to protect >>> 96 refugees and migrants have been rescued from an uninhabited greek island after the ding yi collided with rocks and sank. they were stranded. the group from syria and irish. many families of young children waded ashore and had to spend the night on the beach. they were rescued by a boat from the e.u. border agency and taken to the greek boarder. this has been the deadliest week in the agean sea since the refugees crisis began, with 80 dying in the last few days alone. >> as a point of reference, there weren't this many deaths on the agean side last year, in the the middle of september. we are hear until the end of january. 218 deaths on that route. and deaths of central mediterranean, picking up rapidly in the last few days. >> german chancellor angela merkel has had a meeting to talk about it all. she has been pushing for the imbelowmentation of a $3 billion payment to turkey to deal with more refugees, or at least the payment or the idea has been blocked by italy >>> now public opinion in germany markedly changed. she's rather less welcoming

thousands of people are displaced and that there are very large areas of land that are rendered uninhabitable for tens to hundreds of years, the-- it gets to the point where it-- you know, the estimation of the damages and the costs to the government become inestimable, incalculable. >> nuclear accidents are costly. some experts say an extreme event here could cost as much as $500 billion or more. >> my colleagues and i did a number of estimates based on the spent fuel catching fire at reactors, and some of these estimates went into the hundreds of billions of dollars. >> so why is the liability cap for insurance only $12.6 billion if the actual cost of a disaster could be far greater? >> now, clearly after fukushima, $12 billion doesn't look like nearly enough. >> raising the cap would be costly. the nuclear industry says $12.6 billion is enough because nuclear power is safe and the probably of a major accident low. >> i think that the amount of coverage is adequate. we have seen that the three mile island accident, the amount was far below the amount of coverage provided. we have no other e

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it reads as if australia was uninhabited when settlors arrived. >> it is important to show the world what is happening here. australia is still committing genocide against the indigenous people of australia >> i live here and see what is happening. i see the prejudice. you only have to open your eyes and listen to conversations on trains and think we have to educate people. >> these days we still have policies that actually are in place that when you look at them actually are discriminatory towards aboriginal people >> reporter: so the speech is over. people will now march to the center of city where there will be a rally to mark invasion day. it should be said though for the vast majority of australians, this is 26 january, australia day, a day to celebrate with parties, celebrating what is to be australian. the people here don't mind that at some other point in the year. it's the anniversary on 26 january that bothers them. they think more respect should be shown to aboriginal people in australia >>> staying with that theme of marking significant days around the world, india celebr

he needs it to finish the bomb he's building that will render some chunk of this city uninhabitable. people will die, others will get sick, and it will all be to advance the cause of hate and nihilism. there are no reform schools for people planning what sam garper is planning. there's no second chance for people who rig trip wires to kill my agents. i don't know how chris will react to that. well, we can't give him the chance to react to it. so you want me to lie to him. he has to get to that meeting with his brother, and i want you to think about what will happen if he doesn't. you can think of it as a math problem if you have to. however you get there, you have to tell chris garper what he needs to hear. okay. i'm better at crunching numbers when i'm on nzt. to the benefits of being a badass. hey, bud. so what'd you find out? can you help sam? as a matter of fact, we can help sam. did i pull it off? yeah, i'm afraid so. i made federal prison sound like a california vacation. in my head, i made mike and ike the prison guards. you get the metaphor. anyway, they were all gonna have s

pacifica pier, beach boulevard and a stormwater outfall. 20 apartments at 310 esplanade were declared uninhabitable due to the el nino battered bluff crumbling underneath it. >> you can see the cavities, the indentation on the cliff. we took action -- >> reporter: the city has been checking the cliff twice a day for weeks and said the building is simply no longer safe to live in. owner willard tong says the city is asking prematurely. >> the back of the buildings we still have probably 20 feet of bluff left. and i was under the understanding that before any evacuation would happen, we would have to pry loose another 12 feet. >> to have this -- >> reporter: with the apartment above the wild ocean jonathan levine said he knew one day the slip of the land would turn into a slip of paper on his front door. >> i thought [ indiscernible ] the house literally crashing. >> reporter: there's already been an appeal filed to remove the yellow tags as people try to figure out where they will sleep. >> red cross will give us three nights in a place with no showers and how am i supposed to keep my job and eat in

having to take only essentials then get out of there as these have made their homes virtually uninhabitable. these are people's homes emotions are running high. >> reporter: of many residents here at this location in pacifica. >> j.r.: have been in contact with police those officers have told them they are not going to enforce the zero attacks for few days certainly appears that at this point they have a few days to get out of these locations when those yellow tags actually do go into effect it will turn out the lights here but that is something that has not happened as residents still inside packing to get out. . >> j.r.: building that some eroding cliff was yellow tagged by authorities monday. meeting officially known as allowed to stay here overnight. we interviewed the pacifica mayor and the morning she did not know about the afternoon yellow tags a coming. city officials to tell residents here but some were still confused about yellow tags. why she's already sent packing and will contain do so to all her items are out. . of get the pull the power plug. >> pam: of the city council is me

sarasota fire rescue has deemed this condo you see uninhabitable for the people supposed to be living there. the american red cross is making sure residents have somewhere safe they can go. again, lot to see. awfla.com, we have continuing coverage of the tornadoes and of the damage there, all of that on the home page. >>> it wasn't just the bay area hit by severe weather overnight. on the east coast, just outside west palm beach, an ef1 tornado also touched down, ripping through hobie sound. strong winds and heavy rains toppled trees, snapped limbs and knocked out the power to thousands of homes. neighbors say they heard the trademark sound of a freight train coming at them. >> first i thought it was a train outside, but it's nothing like that. it's like the train was right on top of the house. >> everybody has pitched in to help and has been absolutely wonderful. it's been awesome. >> also good news, no injuries were reported in that particular area. >>> steve, we see this from time to time. when we do, it always takes our breath away again and again, just the destructive power of na