. >> > this house has been declared unlivable after a hash oil fire last night. four people were evacuated after the fire two were treated for smoke inhalation. the homeowners were charged with a variety of crimes. >>> and the mild weather continues. 62 tomorrow, winds gusting to 40 miles an hour. >> thank you for joining us. >> cbs has another super ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, update. breaking news, cbs news projects republican ted cruz has won his home state of texas. that was a must-win for him as he tries to derail donald trump. >> but trump is having a very good night. cbs news projects he has just won virginia that. gives him at least five of the 12 states holding g.o.p. primaries and caucuses today. >> pelley: hillary clinton is having a good night, as well. she has just won texas. that make six wins for her tonight so far. john dickerson, a good night for the front-runners. >> yeah, and the challengers don't have a good story for how they can beat back those front-runners. ted cruz won in texas.

.>> reporter: the home jason chen shares with his wife and daughters is unlivable.>> it is on my floornd my mattress, the hallway, and it's down to the garage. >> reporter: jacob may not be as lucky as harry. >> my adjuster told me my policy didn't cover this kind of damage.>> reporter: all because it wasn't his sewer line that backed up at the city of millbrae's. the estimate to repair his home, $100,000. in millbrae, andrea borba.>>> homeowners may be able to make a deal with the city to recover some the cost of cleanup.>>> alan andrews -- el niÑo's wrath can be seen across the coast. no match for powerful winds. it turned the san lorenzo river into whitewater rapids. the end is near in pacifica for apartments on a, rumbling -- crumbling cliff.>> reporter: extremely high winds in pacifica. that combined with wave erosion is causing this cliffhanger to continue, the second of three apartment complexes about to be demolished. 320 esplanade has been stopped, they are working on containing asbestos and lead. crews will take the building down thursday.>> the weather is likely to blame for

many are unstable and unlivable. feinstein believes keeping people in their homes will make communities more he sillent. >> san francisco planning commissioners gave one of the city's biggest landlords a deadline to clean up its act. vic lee is live with the story of property problems. >> right. the issue over the academy of arts ended for the day here, but the commissioners did set a date for academy of arts to file important documents. now, the lawyers were in the room but they declined to comment and the university sent us this one paragraph statement saying that it would continue working to reach a resolution. academy of arts has been the subject of nearly two dozen hearings since 2007. >> they had properties in violation of the planning code. they never obtained proper permits to convert. >> one property, this one, on townsend street was zoned for industrial use and now half a million dollars. today, city residents and others asked commissioners why the university was being treated differently. >> i don't unders

many are unstable and unlivable. feinstein believes keeping people in their homes will make communities more he sillent. >> san francisco planning commissioners gave one of the city's biggest landlords a deadline to clean up its act. vic lee is live with the story of property problems. >> right. the issue over the academy of arts ended for the day here, but the commissioners did set a date for academy of arts to file important documents. now, the lawyers were in the room but they declined to comment and the university sent us this one paragraph statement saying that it would continue working to reach a resolution. academy of arts has been the subject of nearly two dozen hearings since 2007. >> they had properties in violation of the planning code. they never obtained proper permits to convert. >> one property, this one, on townsend street was zoned for industrial use and now half a million dollars. today, city residents and others asked commissioners why the university was being treated differently. >> i don't unders

calls unlivable conditions inside the prison. guzman's sisters say won't let their brother sleep. gonzalez says he will live off water and juices. he did not say how long this hunger strike would last. today: increasing clouds and cool. highs in the mid-upper 40s. wind: n/se 5-10mph. tonight: cloudy with hit and miss showers possible after midnight. lows in the upper 30s. wind: se 5- 10mph. sunday: morning showers...partly cloudy by the afternoon. cool with highs near 50 degrees. wind: n 5-10mph. high pressure will have an influence on our weather today, but it'll quickly move east ahead of our next disturbance. a quick moving area of low pressure (clipper) will move across our area overnight, and it'll bring a chance for spotty showers to the area after midnight tonight thru early sunday. we're expecting rain for most of the area, but a some snow could mix in with rain for our northernmost counties. no accumulations are expected. after this system moves out, the heat will take over for next week courtesy of an upper pressure that'll anchor itself over the eastern us. so, expect a

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he is protesting what he calls unlivable conditions inside the prison. guzman's sisters say officers in the prison won't let their brother sleep. gonzalez says he will live off water and juices. he did not say how long this hunger strike would last. fishermen in chile fought with police over limits put on anchovies. the fishermen burned things in the middle of the streets, and the riot police came in. the officers used tear gas to make the fisherman stop. 14 people were hurt in the fights. the fishermen were protesting a new law they say threatens their livelihood. the law limits the amount of anchovies they are allowed to catch. up until yesterday, and a spokesman for the fishermen says the situation is a crisis for fishermen and their today: increasing clouds and cool. highs in the mid-upper 40s. wind: the upper 30s. wind: se 5- 10mph. sunday: morning hit and miss cloudy by the afternoon. cool with highs near 50 quickly move east ahead next disturbance. a quick moving area of low showers to the area after early sunday. we're expecting rain for most acc

strict standards for survivors to return after the earthquake hits many are damaged so badly they are unlivablekeeping people in homes make communities more resilient in the face of disaster. >> california is hing water cutbacks for millions as the rainy winter lessen the five career drought. water resources will provide farmers with 45% of the water requested this year the third such increase in recent months. >> now, the traffic, this are several problems? >> back to mistransit because bart is now saying there is a delay in the east bay direction from san francisco. ten minutes. and ten minute delay on the pittsburg/bay point because of the bus bridge. transit is canceling several routes starting monday, including 4, 24, and 54 southbound four at 6:49 a.m. is canceled, 24 at 6:51 is canceld and 54 from novato at 6:36 and 7:18 runs are canceled starting monday. that is after "happy transit bus driver day," was tweeted by officials. that is rough. ace train is looking good. irony? is that it? >> good morning, everyone. our visibility has improved and santa rosa is up to a mail but that does no

here in the safety california a unit is unlivable if it contains nuisance and under state law mold isonsidered a nuisance. it is complicated but ask your landlord to fix the model right away and let them know i told you about the state law. good luck. >> if you have a question record it on the smart fin or tablet and head to abc question can be answered right here on the morning news. >> we are tracking breaking news, amy hollyfield is in berkeley with mess are investigating a shooting that seriously injured two people. >> also, continues ran very high in deck over vacant land with some residents so upset this morning. >> here is a look at our temperatures, look how they compare to agency, 4-9 degrees warmer and this is not the warmest day this week. i will show you that and the i will show you that and the rain that will end the >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, glad you are here coming up on 6:30. >> i am natasha zouves. >> i am natasha zouves. >> so nice to have you back. a quick check on weather and traffic. >> she looked from and well r

. >> the family house is still unlivable 40 months after hurricane sandy. >> we're still living in it, still living this definite strags. >> we can't live here. >> you counannot live in the ho. >> this retirement dream is not rebuilt, neither is laurie's home across the street. >> i just feel almost hopeless. >> the three women are each a face of the sandy recovery, each frustrated the pace of that recovery and public claims seeming to indicate the recovery is complete like governor chris christie explained his last presidential debate twice. >> when the worst natural disaster in your state's history hits you, they expect you to rebuild their state, which is what i've done. i'm proud to have rebuilt my state after hurricane sandy plrt so the nbc 10 investigators dug into the data for new jersey's largest recovery initiative, the reconstruction rehabilitation, elevation and mitigation program or rem which either reimburses homeowners for repairs or pays contractors directly for the work. we discovered 7,774 rem agreements have been signed since the october 2012 storm, yet fewer than 28

they are not unlivable. one of those two houses was abandoned, so that is good. the other two houses were only we talked to the fire chief moments ago. he is optimistic but cautious about declaring victory. >> with the wind shifts, it is pushing the other direction. what i thought was a backfire was ahead fire moving to the homes. big concern. hesitant to say the fire is contained and we are in good shape because we want to make your we actually do have it contains. dan: about 45 acres is the best bet. as the sunsets, firefighters will be out here all night taking sure it does not jump any containment lines. meredith: more breaking news, another fire in volusia county. claire metz joins us live in samus sula, and this spread into a landfill? claire: it is the side of the landfill, and you can see smoke

. >> reporter: across the street this home is unlivable. >> it's gross. sewage everywhere.r the floor and all my bedrooms. bathrooms. hallway bath. everywhere. downstairs in the garage. >> reporter: jason may not be as lucky in clean-up and repairs as harry. >> my adjustor told me our policy didn't cover this kind of damage. >> reporter: all because it wasn't his sewer like that backed up but the city of millbrae's. the estimate to repair his home? $100,000. >> we're like, okay, who the hell is going to pay for this? >> reporter: in millbrae, andria borba, kpix 5. >> homeowners may be able to make a deal with the city to recover some of the costs of clean-up. >>> near uc-berkeley another sexual assault has students on edge. it happened sunday near aetna and parker streets around midnight. police say the suspect grabbed the victim from behind and dragged her to the sidewalk and sexually assaulted her. it is the fourth attack near campus in just a few weeks. >> we believe that this could be, just based on the style of attack and the area where these are occurring because it's

. >> reporter: the family house is still unlivable a full 40 months after hurricane sandy. >> we're still living this devastation. >> we can't live here. we cannot live in this house. >> reporter: 40 miles to the north sue's retirement dream is also still not rebuilt, neither is lori's home across the street. >> i just feel almost hopeless. >> reporter: the three women are each a face of the sandy recovery, each frustrated by the pace of that recovery, and by public claims seeming to indicate the recovery is complete, like governor chris christie explained at his last presidential debate twice. >> when the worst natural disaster in your state's history hits you, they expect you to rebuild their state which is what i've done. i'm proud to have rebuilt my state after hurricane sandy. >> reporter: so the nbc 10 investigators dug into the data for new jersey's largest recovery initiative, the reconstruction, rehabilitation, elevation, and mitigation program or rim which either reimburses homeowners or pays contractors directly for the work. we discovered that 7,774 rem grant agreemented have

it's been unlivable over time. we have got to get the manning right. we. we have get the organizational structure and training right. we have to make sure this is a career where people can excel and endure over the long haul. and be proud members of a professional missionary. they deserve that. >> senator mccain has said to block the bomber, he's been to the hill several times to defend acquisition strategy but mccain doesn't really seem to be backing down from what i have seen. have you had reassurances maybe that we have not seen in the press yet? what more can you do to convince >> the approach that we are taking is we are continuing to communicate to provide briefings both in the classified and unclassified session. as you mentioned we have both earlier. about a week ago. we just continue to tell the story. i do not have any assurances of anything other than this is the capability we need for the country. we put a very thoughtful process together looking to both successes as to programs that were not successful in the past. we have crafted crafted a go

in her own words, she said that history despite its wretching pain cannot be unlived but if faced with courage need not be lived again. madam speaker, it is my hope that my colleagues will join me in voting favorably for h.r. 3735 to rename the center city postal facility in winston-salem, north carolina, after dr. maya angelou, one of our country's greatest writers, inspirational thought loords, and overall phenomenal woman. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania yield back the balance of his time. mr. boyle: yes, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. russell: thank you, madam speaker. at this time i ask to yield one minute to the gentleman from wisconsin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i'm honored to address the chair on this matter. mr. growthman: it's always a big decision when you name a local post office after somebody. i ask the chair on this issue to -- people should investigate maya angelo

their battle rhythm has been unlivable over time. we have got to get the manning right in this career field, we've got to get the organizational structure right), we've got to get the training right. we've got to make sure that this is a career fair where people can excel and endure over the long-haul and be very, very proud members of a professional mission area because they deserve that. over here. yes, ma'am. >> so senator mccain has threatened to block the bomber because it's being procured using a cost-plus contracting structure. you've been to the hill several times to defend acquisition strategy, but mccain doesn't really seem to be backing down from what i've seen. so have you had reassurances from him that he won't block the bomber maybe that we haven't seen in the press yet? and what more can you do to convince capitol hill to support the b-21? secretary james: the approach that we are taking is we are continuing to communicate, to provide briefings both in a classified and unclassified session. as you mentioned, we had bot

beyond why the planning department of rebating permit violations exists the aau we all know their unlivable to change their predatory and callous practices of land use violations it is disturbing to me as to why the department is not activate the city attorney and use the recommendations under the planning code in section 17 of one can only speculate why it is a matter of principle and justice thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm going to be using the overhead i'm not going to start until he sets it back at 3 pardon me. >> i'm ready. >> my name is sieving i've been dealing with this case for 14 years on the overhead is the map that was the eir academy of arts red is housing the blue is institutional uses was the first map all i'm asking for the planning commission to take the opportunity to reset the hearing informational hearing with the ability for the public to give input on the report you got last friday or thus on the i p m the basic acquisition have been by the academy of art i'm looking this map they've been required to have an im p since 1991 and on stockton street