bring the fire under control but not without major damage that that fast signs business and an unoccupiednext to it. >> both groups. -- both roofs. one has fully collapsed. the second building the roof collapsed -- half of it has collapsed so far so need to be careful of that as well. >> reporter: okay and you are taking a life look at that scene right now in the 900 block of montgomery avenue. that block and the businesses on it will likely be shut down for the duration of the rush hour, so you'll need to find an alternate route. the royal bank building that is adjacent to where those flames were suffered some minor damage. again, police say -- fire investigators say there was an issue with the peco lines behind one of the businesses when they arrived but they won't be able to confirm the exact cause of the blaze until they begin their investigation. but fortunately there were no injuries to those firefighter whose were battling that tricky situation this morning. i'm erin o'hearn live in the sat center. guys, back to you. >> okay, erin, thank you for all of that. >>> and also this has b

police say the unoccupied hearse had its motor running. when an older man jumped in and took off. several funeral attendees chased down the hearse. and managed to get the man to pull over. the driver was taken into custody. and is expected to be charged with auto theft. doctors are also evaluating his mental condition. pam moore>>: giuliani. has some advice for current mayor bill de blasio. some think de blasio disrespected law enforcement during anti-police protests. hundreds of police officers turned their backs on de blasio as he spoke at a new york police officer's funeral yesterday. giuliani says de blasio should apologize. however. new york city police commissioner william bratton says the officers' behavior was inappropriate. bratton also said de blasio is supportive of the police department. he says the mayor has provided addtional officer safety enhancements. training. equipment. and technology. today is a 'spare the air day'. air quality officials say bay area residents cannot burn wood tonight. light winds this weekend are responsible for the poor air quality. this is t

i'm beginning to research this critical problem of newly built housing that is unoccupied. can i could count on your support this? >> i agree with you that preserving neighborhoods is a very high priority. we helped advance this priority with the passage of the housing trust fund when we included funding for low and income residents remain in their homes. and last we worked hard at the state level. as you pointed out in your question, neighborhoods are about more than just housing. vibrant neighborhoods have active streets, busy local shops, parks, schools, libraries, filled with families. the the city as a whole and neighborhoods in particular are not well served if we're building homes that will be left vacant. as far as a tax we need to do some legal research into what we can and cannot do. as you know, supervisor, california's team makes this a tricky legal question. in principal i can tell you i believe in minimizing absenteeism for new construction. we want residents of our city to be connected to the neighborhoods in which they live. if people are buying housing and

. >> here in the camp for the displaced there are 65 un unoccupied children. they are assigned to foster mothers and provided food and some education but local relief agencies are pleading for more help. >> children brought in, we need food, books, and items like bowls. >> the camps only hold 2% of the actual number of displaced people and the majority seek assistance elsewhere. 60 u60 unaccompanied children are being held in in this cathedral. >> they don't know where i am. i don't know where they are. that's all i think of. >> most of the children have been dropped off here by total strangers. some are suffering from serious trauma. >> the area of challenge, we don't have professionals to help those who have been traumatized. >> that's are the orphans of boko haram and the nigerian government who have been left with no one and nothing. >> this violence, this displacement is a major concern. also politically. look at the larger context. in a couple of months the country will be having general elections in 2015. a highly contested, and one by all accounts is e

police say the unoccupied hearst had its motor running when an older man jump in and took off. several funeral attendees chase down the hearse and managed to get the man to pull over the driver was taken into custody and is expected to be charged with auto theft. doctors are also evaluating his mental condition. one person is dead and two others hurt in a ferry that caught fire on the adriatic sea today. the italian navy says they believe the fire started in the garage area of. of. the ship was carrying over 400 passengers about 60 crew members and over 200 cars. officials say the passenger the die jump off the ferry during the fire. the others were injured from smoke inhalation and hypothermia. ships and helicopters were deployed to help in the rescue. >>brian van aken: you can see the storm front going all the way to alaska and then backed down through canada and into california >>vicki liviakis:our big stories tonight. it's official - jim harbaugh is out as head coach of the 49ers, the team announced that the niners and harbaugh "mutually agreed to part ways" after san franc

i've eye summon a wonderful apathy have a departure radius and they only go so for the drivers are unoccupied and the drivers accepts levels have gone down and they've not turned open the app and they've been not permitted to use the app for almost a whole hallway a shift or more because of the fact they've got cancelled orders because the traffic is so bad they've been punished interpreting for that that's a major problem for fly wheel and the other thing about enforcement if i enforce the rolls open the book if you call the complaint line the people are nice and but the time the person gets to the complaint e.r. the violation either the violation is gone or the person's complaint is no longer around to deal with it you've got to have nor stephanie during the off-peak times to deal with the complaints you need to look at the staffing levels what happened to the sunday meter >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm joel dean beat up a resident of the dog patch area first i'm to thank and congratulate our staff on a series of meetings performed last month

. >> unfortunately because it was unoccupied it got a good head start. >> shock. terrible way to spend christmas. they have 2 young kids. we have 2 young kids. tough to explain why bad things happen. >>reporter: witness say once firefighters found out young kids were affected they started talking about finding gifts for them. >> 4 people in oakland fortsed out of the homes by fire early this morning. started just after midnight on 56 street. one person actually had to jump to safety and broke a leg. 3 others made it out okay. red cross helped them find temporary housing. >> well after opening gifts this morning a lot of people spent the afternoon and evening at the movies. one of the hottest tickets the interview. film that almost didn't get shown at all. movie goers packed bay area theater like the camera 3 cinema in san jose all show sold out today. movie started international incident with north korea which led to sony getting hacked and threats of violence at theaters. before we are open the rush to seat movie north korea tried to kill. >> got here early becau

the fire consuming an unoccupied 7 story apartment building. close twog major freeways as well.refighters fought this blaze. there were no reports of injuries. police say fires of that magnitude are always investigated as criminal but that it's certainly suspicious for a building of that size to be engulfed all at once in such intensity time magazine is set to envail their person of the year. their final kocontenders list includes the ferguson protesters, ebola care i hagivc. putin, taylor swift, apple ceo tim cook, president of iraq's kurdish reason. roger goodell. want to get to your twitter responses to our question this morning. we asked you how you feel about the report about alleged torture and the tactics that were use inside this country after 9/11. and do you think there's value in making this information public. what are people saying? >> so our viewers had a lot to say today. andrew says i feel the release is a huge threat to national security. we know that torture is used. that's all we need. and then mark left us with a quote he said if a nation expects to be ignora

rental for 3 hundred and 65 days a year by adapting an unenforceable distinction within occupied and unoccupied use of short-term rentals short-term rentals now total north of 10 thousand units with two-thirds of them being entire unit not the home sharers that clog the process not at all we're talking about a according to the chronicle less than 1/3rd of all whiskers host of short-term rentals now controlling almost 40 percent of all of the short-term rentals in san francisco unless you as a commission present to the city with a way to address the short-term rental crisis everything that you are proposing to do to increase housing production that didn't restrict it from being short-term rentals let me give you an example we tried at the board of supervisors lost 6 to 5 to ban the in-law units from being allowed to being rented as short-term rentals you've heard our staff present in-law units the legalization of in-law units ann as being an affordable housing opening statements it's no longer an affordable housing if it can with a short-term rental there's no question that the data indicates th

police found the rochester armored car company vehicle yesterday unoccupied.rything inside was gone. cook according to police worked for the company that owns the vehicle. investigators are not sure what happened to cook or where he went. >> ♪ >> time now to take your first look at business. and workers getting the job done when it comes to keeping you safe. the insurance institute for highway safety has 71 cars on this list cars that fair pretty well in crashes up from just 39 last year. toyota has the most models on that list. >>> new jersey drivers have to love this. gas prices have fallen below two dollars a gallon in lakewood ocean county. the gulf station at river and hurley avenues is selling gas for $1.99 a gallon and nearby stations are matching that price. >>> turning to take a look at wall street. the dow is within striking distance of 18,000 after another positive day on monday. right now futures seem to be pointing to a higher open. >>> and boeing teaming up with blackberry to create a top-secret smartphone that would self destruct. the so-called

. >> unfortunately because it was unoccupied it got a good head start. >> shock.errible way to spend christmas. they have 2 young kids. we have 2 young kids. tough to explain why bad things happen. >>reporter: witness say once firefighters found out young kids were affected they started talking about finding gifts for them. >> 4 people in oakland fortsed out of the homes by fire early this morning. started just after midnight on 56 street. one person actually had to jump to safety and broke a leg. 3 others made it out okay. red cross helped them find temporary housing. >> well after opening gifts this morning a lot of people spent the afternoon and evening at the movies. one of the hottest tickets the interview. film that almost didn't get shown at all. movie goers packed bay area theater like the camera 3 cinema in san jose all show sold out today. movie started international incident with north korea which led to sony getting hacked and threats of violence at theaters. before we are open the rush to seat movie north korea tried to kill. >> got here early because

. >> unfortunately because it was unoccupied it got a good head start. >> shock. terrible way to spend christmas. they have 2 young kids. we have 2 young kids. tough to explain why bad things happen. >>reporter: witness say once firefighters found out young kids were affected they started talking about finding gifts for them. >> 4 people in oakland fortsed out of the homes by fire early this morning. started just after midnight on 56 street. one person actually had to jump to safety and broke a leg. 3 others made it out okay. red cross helped them find temporary housing. >> well after opening gifts this morning a lot of people spent the afternoon and evening at the movies. one of the hottest tickets the interview. film that almost didn't get shown at all. movie goers packed bay area theater like the camera 3 cinema in san jose all show sold out today. movie started international incident with north korea which led to sony getting hacked and threats of violence at theaters. before we are open the rush to seat movie north korea tried to kill. >> got here early becau

. >> unfortunately, because it was unoccupied, it got a good head start. >> reporter: once the fire was out is the extent of the damage realized, bringing tears and questions. what started this fire? investigators still don't know. we were there as josh called his friends ashley and dave, the owners of the house where investigators say the fire started. the couple and their children are visiting family for the christmas holidays. >> a shock. a terrible way to spend christmas. they've got two young kids. we have two young kids. it's tough to explain why bad things happen. >> reporter: their home and the one above it are a complete loss. but if you thought desperation and despair were the only things the fire left behind, not so fast. responding firefighters learned children live in this home and they decided to act in the spirit of the holiday. >> we overheard the firemen immediately talking about finding gifts for the kids. and that's just -- amazing. >> reporter: showing once again that even in the darkest hour, the true meaning of christmas can come when you least expect it. >> every

. >> unfortunately, because it was unoccupied, it got a good head start. >> reporter: once the fire was out is the extent of the damage realized, bringing tears and questions. what started this fire? investigators still don't know. we were there as josh called his friends ashley and dave, the owners of the house where investigators say the fire started. the couple and their children are visiting family for the christmas holidays. >> a shock. a terrible way to spend christmas. they've got two young kids. we have two young kids. it's tough to explain why bad things happen. >> reporter: their home and the one above it are a complete loss. but if you thought desperation and despair were the only things the fire left behind, not so fast. responding firefighters learned children live in this home and they decided to act in the spirit of the holiday. >> we overheard the firemen immediately talking about finding gifts for the kids. and that's just -- amazing. >> reporter: showing once again that even in the darkest hour, the true meaning of christmas can come when you least expect it. >> every

exaggerated. 20 seconds later, northern units have the vehicle who unfortunately had rear ended the unoccupied parked sfpd minivan, all four suspects are taken into custody, cold shows get done and just perfect. but none of it happens, if this young guy minds his own business and does not get involved and does not take the picture. so as soon as all of that happens, in, you know, before you can say, you know, bob is your uncle, he makes this case, and all of the officers working together get four guys that were out to do robberies and violently assaulted someone from behind. so, when i saw this on con, we have a mutual friend and so i called patrick he was going by at the time and he could not have been more humble and kind of spoke to the points and i said if i get a chance i think that my bosses would like to your story and maybe we can give you something to mark the day and continue your patrols and i tried to hire him and i think that he is still thinking about that, and so with that, we have a certificate for you. which says, to christopher patrick traughbr in service to others, a great p

the first one happened around 7:30 in atherton a southbound train hit an unoccupied vehicle that wasthe tracks at fair oaks avenue. no injuries were reported to anyone on the train. then just about 20 minutes later, train service came to a stop just before the blossom hill station because of another vehicle that was on the tracks. >>> a motorcyclists trying to get away from the highway patrol died this afternoon after a crash on yerba buena avenue. the chp closed both the on and off ramps around 2:00 this afternoon. officers say they gave chase after spotting the motorcycle going through the toll plaza without a license plate. the car headed back east. officers spotted the bike on treasure island. the driver crashed trying to get back on to the bridge and then died later at the hospital. the ramps reopened just before 5:00. >>> a former contra costa county prosecutor lost his racial harassment case. he claims he had been subjected to racial comments while at the office. a federal judge dismissed his suit. >>> former florida governor jeb bush says he is looking into running for the wh

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they responded to a trespassing call on an unoccupied building early this afternoon. inside, they found about 300 plants. the grow lights were plugged into an illegal power supply too. police have not made any arrests. >>> wash your hands in san francisco. the department of public health says a significant increase in shigella cases. the gastrointestinal illness caused by shigella bacteria is highly contagious and spreads quickly. officials say keeping your hands washed is the best defense. >> always a good idea. still to come, big crowds at the malls. why retailers say it's one of their biggest days. >>> plus, the warning from police. how what you throw out is just as tempting for thieves as what's left at your front door. >> the year-round giving spirit. two bay area teens are showing >>> well, if you didn't like something out of the tree yesterday, today is the day of many happy returns. there were lots of long lines at malls around the area. this is the second busiest shopping day of the year. retailers are expecting $65 billion worth of returns and exchanges toda

they responded to a trespassing call on an unoccupied building early this afternoon. inside, they found about 300 plants. the grow lights were plugged into an illegal power supply too. police have not made any arrests. >>> wash your hands in san francisco. the department of public health says a significant increase in shigella cases. the gastrointestinal illness caused by shigella bacteria is highly contagious and spreads quickly. officials say keeping your hands washed is the best defense. >> always a good idea. still to come, big crowds at the malls. why retailers say it's one of their biggest days. >>> plus, the warning from police. how what you throw out is just as tempting for thieves as what's left at your front door. >> the year-round giving spirit. two bay area teens are showing and how they're passing it female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better ni

they had been stolen out of unoccupied cars. the decision to close 9 catholic schools across the archdiocese... is final. despite an outcry among parents and students of the affected schools... new archbishop blase cupich said the closure plan "must move forward". cardinal francis george ordered the school closings as one of his final acts as archbishop earlier this year. the decision came amid rising costs and declining enrollments. the schools slated for closure have an average enrollment of about 125 students. three people were arrested and charged during police brutality protests over the weekend. authorities say david rucker and alfredo reyes punched a police officer who was trying to get them back onto the sidewalk in the 500 block of north michigan. they're charged with assault and resisting arrest. another man faced similar charges in a separate incident. marchers across the city gathered on sunday to express anger over the recent deaths of michael brown in ferguson, missouri and eric garner in new york. a west side past

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the building was unoccupied. but right now, it's an all out assault to get this fire under control. they do tell us they are close. as far as the cause of the blaze, they are checking an electrical nature, because that's where most of the heavy smoke was. but for now, smoke is billowing from montgomery avenue. this street remains closed. dozens of firefighters from several companies here on the scene as they attempt to put out the flames and the blaze. live for now from lower merion, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> the vigil will be held today at west chester university as friends and family of a missing student prepare for another day of searches. nbc 10's jesse gary's live in west chester with more on that. jesse? >> reporter: yeah, vai, that vigil's going to be at the student union, which is just behind me. i've been talking to students who are getting up this morning, and they tell me they've been discussing this case and this disappearance with their classmates the past week. some are using this as a learning lesson, to be vigilant about their personal safety when out and abo

it consumed an unoccupied seven story building.g down two freeways. 200 firefighters fought the blaze and no reports of injuries. they were trying to determine if there was foul play. police say fires of that magnitude are investigated for criminal intent and add it's suspicious for a building of that size to be engulfed all at once. >> the hill, embattled health care jonathan gruber will face a grilling from the house oversight committee. he'll testify before the republican controlled panel to sflan his comments about the stupidity of american voters. one republican aide said the hearing is quote all about giving him the opportunity to say something stupid. it's going to be a lot of fun. >> if you're him why your going to capitol hill? >> you like attention. where do you go around saying american people are stupid. >> you can't take it back. >> i wonder if valerie jarrett didn't call and say you're not coming to capitol hill. and he said i'm coming anyway. do you think the white house would have gotten to him first. >> you would h

the flames began tearing through the fast signs business and an unoccupied structure next door at 5:00good news they just reopened a couple lanes along montgomery avenue between old gulph road and brookhurst avenue. some lanes are still blocked. i would avoid the area maybe bryn mawr avenue, wynnewood avenue or lancaster avenue as some possible alternates. northbound side of 95 a minor collision by the vine street expressway turned into a vehicle fire and we caught video just a little bit ago of the flames coming up the smoke from the vehicle here in the northbound lanes of 95 at the vine. everything is now extinguished but they have the right lane, a couple lanes blocked causing delays as you come north of the penn's landing area. also on the kelly drive this morning back out here inbound lands blocked at hunting park because of a crash. matt. >> meteorologist karen rogers is filling in nor david and has accuweather forecast. karen. >> hey, matt a little bit of drizzle out here now and lots of clouds. 42 degrees the t let's show you storm tracker 6 live double scan. your best view of

and damaged or destroyed homes, businesses, and three unoccupied schools. chemical facilities can be a threat to communities, including schools, across our nation. a recent report by the center for effective governance found that one out of three school children in america today attends a school within the vulnerability zone of a hazardous chemical facility. i want to repeat that. one out of three school children in america today attends a school within the vulnerability zone of a hazardous chemical facility. and as many as ten million children go to school under the shadow of two hazardous zones. so, if we believe what we say, -- hi, david -- if we believe what we say about the safety of our kids, keep that in mind. ten million children go to school under the shadow of two hazardous zone and one out of three kids attends a school within the vulnerability zone of the hazardous chemical facility. after the disaster in west, texas, i spoke with president obama about the need to act, and in august, 2013, he issued executive order 13650, improving chemical faci

ones who come walking across or sneaking in across the river, you know, when children can come unoccupied with their parents, i wonder how many terrorists can make it here if a 41-year-old kid can walk across a river. the democrats seem to think that the border is secure. well, why don't you tell these little kids that the border is secure so of they can't walk across the river anymore. host: michael, we will leave it there. getting your thoughts this morning. we've got about 15 minutes left. house g.o.p. leaders saying no government shutdown over immigration. they will, in the short-term, fund president obama's executive action and fund the rest of the government through september of 2015. what do you make of this plan? we will get to more of your thoughts in just a minute. first action i want to share with you, also, what happened on capitol hill yesterday in the senate commerce committee, a hearing where they heard from sports communities, many officials about domestic violence. and here is the headline from "the huffington post." one executive cried through a hear senate vie looerning