it was a former take care center but has been unoccupied. they are still looking at a cause of the fire. >>> it is first day of school for students at council rock south as three classmates will be laid to rest this week. >> they were killed in the crash over the weekend in the poconos. today the the students will be remembered with a moment of silence. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is at

it was a former take care center but has been unoccupied. they are still looking at a cause of the fire. >>> it is first day of school for students at council rock south as three classmates will be laid to rest this week. >> they were killed in the crash over the weekend in the poconos. today the the students will be remembered with a moment of silence. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is at the bucks county school with more details, good morning. >> reporter: good morning ukee and erika. first day of school is supposed to be filled with excitement but thinks start of the new school year unlike any other. you mentioned a moment of silence to honor three teens, three sophomores who won't return to class. also happening today first of three funerals for these boys but last night, parents, students, and teachers in all, more than 2,000 members of the community, gathered for a vigil here at council rock high school south. they came to mourn 15 years olds ryan lesher and shamus digney and cullen keffer were all remember as outstanding athle

there are united sitting unoccupied for 20 years that's kind of an outlandish irrational thing given the squeeze for the students? city. i - you know, once you've taken the houses off the market it's important to make up the rich diversity of the city i urge you to protect the rent controlled unit without them people like myself can't attend sfait to get an education in the city i love >> next speaker >> my name is karen and i am a long term richard retaining resident i've lived next door at 2510 clement street. >> it will come on. >> okay. this is my home the one he called the shack that's my home. and you can see how the building will go 4 stories over my one story cottage i'll never see the light of at a i'm very mentally opposed to an ellis act building that's a falsehood to say that building was not occupied i moved in april 5, 2013, and there were tenants in this building my neighbors were paid to move out and in 2012 that building so could be placed on the market they're not my imaginary neighborhoods this lady saw them you see the difference in the height there are close to 4

building was a former take care center has has been unoccupied for two years now. >>> our other top story, three students killed in the crash over the weekend they will be remembered today as their classmates return to council rock south high school. >> fifteen year-old girl behind the wheel will face charges. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is at the bucks county school with more on this story , general general. >> reporter: ukee and erika, this will be a first day of cool, unlike any other. these kids will be returning to class, without three of their classmates, three sophomores killed in a week even crash. this first day of school coincides with the first of three funerals. considered lights in their community three council rock high school south sophomores were remembered tuesday night as outstanding student athletes with bright futures. >> smiles on their faces and they were great kid to be around. >> reporter: friend, students of all ages, parents and teachers, 2,000 members of the community in all gathered at the high school one day before the official start of the school y

first, we need to work together to meet the needs of unoccupied children and other immigrants rather than working on competing effort we share the same goal of helping those children and want to figure out how and our st. francis can help. mayor lee's administration has tasked the department to respond to the specific needs of those young people to assist with legal assistance and language services. i want to appreciate their efforts we've worked were our attorney who is stepped up and as previously mention this past week at the request of the state leaders our state protective passed sb 1476 that increased the funds to nonprofits to help with the legal needs. with that, i look forward to the conversation we will have to insure that san francisco remains a sanctiony for folks around the world the rest i'll submit >> thank you supervisor cowen. >> hello folks at home. two perspective matters i'd like to discuss first, i'm introducing to declare september fabricate mortal month in san francisco. every year over 24 you thousand infants die? united states and in san francisco it's nearly

another window of an unoccupied building also hit. all morning, people tried to navigate around the blocked-off mess. >> it's very surprising. i didn't know if it was terrorism, political demonstrations, i was just confused on how i can get to work. >> reporter: the investigation into what did happen here continues. but this roadway battery should be open by the evening commute which is good news because it is a very popular roadway. the good samaritan, by the way, that was hit by a fragment is going to be okay. just a superficial wound. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> thank you. we have the radio dispatch tapes from the chase. take a listen to the conversations as the police try to catch up with that suspects. >> this update from chp on that carjacking, 221 vehicle, suspect aboard, hispanic male is a 221. they are now at the toll plaza. we'll update for richmond northern on it. [ sirens ] >> crossing california, traffic still moderate. >> 19 rollover at battery/california. >> california and battery. >> california and

was unoccupied at the time. there's an apartment complex to its right. no one there affected, no one had to be evacuated. the issue now, you've got a partial shutdown of this intersection here heading and alameda. the fact they're pulling the ladder down and they've packed up, they're getting ready to leave. a first alarm response. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> positive signs there. >> microclimate forecast, we take a live look outside, good morning, san francisco. let's turn things over to meteorologist christina loren. good morning as well. >> good morning, laura and sam, everybody at home. it's a good thing they were able to knock the fire down quickly. you can hear the wind on bob's mike out there this morning. it's pretty strong. between 10 to 15 miles per hour sustained in san jose. the wind is going to pllarge ro in the forecast today. picking up throughout the day. we'll talk about this. otherwise, temperatures are going to be close to perfect inland. good-looking weather coming your way. first, it's wednesday morning. here's mike inouye and

most are in the back but sits unoccupied at this hour. as i said, the table games have stopped and i talked to a gentleman from camden, new jersey. who came for the last morning or night of gaming here. >> i was raised out here. i come out here and spend money and make some money and today we're not making nothing. just trying to spend. i don't know. >> and that is alberto from camden, new jersey. one of the few people who were inside gambling here at the trump. closes at 6:00 and more on when the doors officially lock for the last time coming up in less than 30 minutes. we're live on the boardwalk here in atlantic city, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> and the trump plaza is the fourth atlantic city casino to shut down this year. showboat shut its doors august 31st. two days later revel casino closed and now just eight casinos that are open. tropicana, seizers, harrahs and the trump taj mahal which could close. the casino could shut down in november. >>> happening today, it is do or die for a new cigarette tax to help philadelphia public sch

that building was a former day care center, but has been unoccupied for two years now. the cause of the fire is still being looked into. >>> other news this morning, a moment of silence today on the first day of school at council rock high school south, over the weekend three classmates were killed in a tragic accident. >> the 15 year-old girl behind the wheel will face charges. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao picks up the store friday bucks county, jane, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika and ukee. sad day for these kids, the first day of classes will start with a moment of silence in honor of three

there are ground floor storefronts and luckily they were unoccupied at the time.rs have yet to determine if the neighboring buildings were also compromised. >> lot more school buses on the road so people going back to school let's see what's happening. you know what, it's early and we're looking good but we have some construction out there on the ben franklin bridge as we look live from center city. that's your westbound construction. construction blocking the two right lanes but they hope to open an additional lane for the morning rush which would be some good news as we expect some heavier volume as people start to come back. septa regional rails manayunk norristown line a special schedule goes into effect today through september 14 due to track work. inbound trains will depart five minutes earlier than regularly scheduled. >> warm and muggy out there this morning, karen. we're already in the 70's by 9 o'clock we'll be up to 81 degrees. 89 degrees by noon and then shortly after that into the 90's and staying there for a good portion of the afternoon. today's hig

floors fell down to the sidewalk after 7:00 o'clock but fortunately the ground floor storefront were unoccupied and no one was hurt. two properties with the damage are common walls with neighbors, but l and i has not yet determined if those buildings are safe or compromised. >>> officials are saying little tonight about a fatal crash in bethel township, delaware county. police say a vehicle struck trees before overturning on the 3300 block of foulke road. the the cause of the crash under investigation. >>> neighborhood protest tonight against a corner store that sells bee bee guns to children. it has become a divisive issue in the point breeze section as many resident and parents say the store should either stop selling to kids or shut down. "action news" reporter dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: a large crowd gathered outside point safe supermarket in point breeze and le tone use, they allege the merchandise had been selling bee bee guns to minors which ace begins city ordinances. >> we don't want a child to come out here and have an incident with our police because they thought it was

you get a sense of how these building in kensington these old buildings and this was unoccupied and vacant person hurt i'm told by the the fire department, by the executive assistant, of the fire commissioner, was a squat erin side that they found still alive with burns over 80 percent of his body and they got the him to the hospital. we are ten blocks off broad street, temple university hospital, where the drama unit real close by and they are trying to save that man's life but really bad out here in terms of smoke and that is what everybody in south philadelphia, center city is probably experiencing even though they are asleep in the middle of the night. this is kind of thick smoke that will get through window and air conditioning system and brought in by central air and so thick that the kind of expect that will wake you up in the middle of the night and you will think your own house is on fire. that is how bad the reports of the smoke are throughout town and you mentioned you smelled the smoke from these flames coming over the bridge from south jersey too. so it is a real smokey fire a

people we don't know who moved into the house down the road that's been unoccupied.f it weren't for the marines in the navy would know that. since we have a semiliterate youth and he's holding in ak in his own neighborhood, that will do it. >> i worked for usaid in iraq and in the kurdistan region. i certainly approve of the approach here. one of the things that has bothered me about the surge, and that goes with what you have been saying too is that a lot of the success relied on financing buying off in a sense local people to do good things but clearly this is not very sustainable. how did you deal with that issue? >> you are exactly correct. not a good solution but when you are faced with a number of very bad solutions you have to pick the least bad when least bad one and that was the least bad one. it's kind of the way look at it. we have a lot of unemployed youth. in many cases they would charge them, here's 50 bucks go shoot this rpg. my first appointment there was very much an emphasis on no we are not going to pay them and get them jobs. we need to get the ec

they include structures that currently house stores and restaurants and others that are unoccupied and/or for sale. >> we were getting ready to enforce our earthquake retrofit laws. it's just that the earthquake caught us a little bit early, just by a couple of days. it was a wake-up call. since then, all but one building owner of those nine that were not in compliance have moved towards compliance. >> reporter: building owners still have time to get the construction work done. the deadline to complete the actual retrofit is august 15th, 2015. in martinez, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> the smell of natural gas led to the cancellation of classes today at san mateo high school. officials don't know when students will be allowed to return. pg & e crews were called out to the delaware street campus last night to cap a gas leak nearby but the odor didn't go away. school officials decided to shut off gas to the entire campus which meant cutting off the hot water and making the cafeteria useless, no hot food. so no school today. some of the parents were caught off guard. >> she told me did y

people we don't know who moved into the house down the road that's been unoccupied. if it weren't for the marines in the navy would know that. since we have a semiliterate youth and he's holding in ak in his own neighborhood, that will do it. >> i worked for usaid in iraq and in the kurdistan region. i certainly approve of the approach here. one of the things that has bothered me about the surge, and that goes with what you have been saying too is that a lot of the success relied on financing buying off in a sense local people to do good things but clearly this is not very sustainable. how did you deal with that issue? >> you are exactly correct. not a good solution but when you are faced with a number of very bad solutions you have to pick the least bad when least bad one and that was the least bad one. it's kind of the way look at it. we have a lot of unemployed youth. in many cases they would charge them, here's 50 bucks go shoot this rpg. my first appointment there was very much an emphasis on no we are not going to pay them and get them jobs. we need to get the

>>:mark: a gas meter expose what fuels of fire and an unoccupied office building.will: the working to determine whether the gas meter did spark a fire. the neighbors are very clear at one point. they heard a loud explosion and saw flames shooting into the air. one neighbor caught this all on sulfone video. the flames ec came from the two horse story office building. the fire broke out just before 4:00 this morning it was fueled by gas coming to the meter. they were able to contain the fire just outside of the office building. another crew turned off the gas valves as there was no injuries and neighbors at an apartment next door just wasted a little time getting outside. >>: the flames were 12 ft. in the air and just on the other side of the fence for my bathroom window. the fire department got here. >>: reporter: this is without gas and the officials have pg&e and the fire have been the cause of the explosion is under investigation. >>: a warning this morning for drivers and tours and the san francisco parking garage. this thing and increase in vehicle break-ins at

if you had asked me that question 13 years ago when these buildings were all unoccupied -- we had tois entire area for months. and these buildings were in terrible shape, they had to be redone, rebuilt. i had to work hard to get some of the businesses to come back, although a couple, like merrill lynch and american express immediately said we're coming back. the rebuilding here which i started and mayor bloomberg carried out so well i think is a great testament to what i asked new yorkers to do. that night i said to the people of new york, as a result of this attack i want you to be stronger. i want you to build on it. and they exceeded by expectations. >> willie, new york -- i was not a new yo a new yorker. everybody hated new yorkers before 9/11. they were obnoxious. in the south. i remember the biggest line, you know, biggest line i gave in a speech right after there in northwest florida, the red neck rivera was i love new york. the whole place went wild. this event connected new york city to the rest of america, made it middle america. made at any time front line of the fight aga

deon davis was charged with burglary of an unoccupied dwelling. >> i like that hair. >> the iconic filmr and comedienne mel brooks made his mark on hollywood with an extra surprise on tuesday. brooks donned a prosthetic sixth finger. he pressed his hands into the ceremony at gramman's chinese theater. >> that's a sample. >> usa today there are more jobs today than any time since 2001 a new survey says there were twice as many unemployed workers for every available job from july. many companies say they can't find enough skilled workers especially in construction. there may be an issue there. >> you have the samsung watches for a while. the fad wore off for you two. >>. >> looking into tabloids the daily news, a really tough headlines and editorials straight ahead the one in front of you. what am i missing here? >> what are you doing? you got a gym in my face. the daily news, top and right t. fork post, t.j. you want to go the worst director ever, the new york post wake up janay. well, so. >> is it true ravens tickets, she's a season owner seats. they got apologized e-mails. >> really? t

he may go into somebody's house, and if it's unoccupied, just you know look for food and shelter in thatt is occupied, take hostages. and you know, we don't know if he fled the area. if he was able to steal another car. or do a carjacking, you know originally after he shot the officers. or whether he is still there or still on foot in the woods. so he is, he is armed, dangerous and very good possibility in that area. >> and so there are two key components here. there are his capabilities and then there is the issue of what his motivation is. and as often as we can you see his picture behind me, we should have his picture up. because the people who probably give some leads here. so want to keep the picture up of frein as much as we can. tom, let's start with the first one. what are his capabilities, what does that mean in terms of potential weaponry and skill level? >> we know at least he has two weapons from the statements of the father. he has the .308 sniper rifle he used to kill the officer. and believed to have also have an ak-47. we don't know how much ammunition. we don't know if h

. >> the last stall theory, if you go to the last stall, it is unoccupied because no one goes to thene so it becomes the nastiest one. >> as natalie mentioned, don't flush with your foot. you're just transferring what's on the floor to the handle. >> so if everybody is flushing with your foot, you're safe. >> enjoy your breakfast! >> and that is what's trending today. we are back in 30 seconds with the one and only billy crystal. >>> we're back now with billy crystal, his best-selling book still foolin' 'em, where i've been, where i'm going and where the hell are my keys? good to have you back. >> thanks. it's good to be here. >> i think the last time we saw you was on the stage paying tribute to your friend, robin williams. while that was a labor of love i'm sure it had to be a tough assignment. >> it was the hardest thing i ever had to do. it was only two weeks to the day of the emmys that everything had happened and they call immediate and said would you do it? i said of course. then came the task of doing it right. and being sort of the spokesman for everybody in front of 17 mill