there's a little window here where you can actually touch the wood itself.ortunately, we can't open up this relic and take this wood with us or subject it to any sort of exampling. however, what i'd really like to do is to get something like it into a proper laboratory environment where we can explore it further. >> to help him in his search, dr. kazan's starting point is a fascinating project by a 19th century french architect named charles rohault de fleury. he set out to add all the pieces of the true cross. >> this map shows the places which he documented as having wood of the cross. and he worked out that all of this wood from all the places that he had been to didn't come up to 10% of the total volume needed to put up a cross of the size required to crucify christ. if rohault de fleury is right, calvin must be wrong. >> now kazan will use de fleury's map to help locate relics that his team can then carbon date. >> we would want to find relics subjecting these two scientific analyses to see just how much of the legend might be true. >> dr. kazan's hunt

steve keeley at south felt on and wood land with the very late these morning.s we saw a moment ago it was still a very active scene. steve keeley out there talking about the history of violence in that area, hoping to break that cycle. steve keeley has been work ago this. we will have more coming up as we look at the scene there still act i have scene, steve will be here in just a moment. >>> more breaking news this time out of juniata park, more violence, another shooting. police say there before three people shot all rushed to the hospital. they were taken to temple at 1:30 by a private car. this is where the shooting they think actually happened in the 4400 block of whittaker avenue. we do know that all three of those patients are in stable condition. >>> a 24 year-old woman was killed early yesterday morning in kensington, it happened on f street, police say a woman was shot there and later died at the hospital. police found a gun at the scene but in sign of the shooter. the other deadly shooting happened sad day afternoon in kingsessing. police say a 23 ye

gordon wood. [ applause ] >> oh, my goodness. isn't she something? [ applause ] >> i'm delighted to be here and to be part of this extraordinary series on the founders. i've spent my whole career working on this period and it's got to be the most fascinating period of american history. the questions that joe raised last time i think -- i'm going to touch on, too, although i have not heard what he had to say. but why do we americans honor these historic figures who lived two centuries ago in the fullsome way that we do? our founders is the term that we use have a special significance i think for us. celebrating in the way we do this generation that fought the revolution and created the constitution, i think is peculiar to us. no other major nation, as far as i know, honors its past historical characters in quite the same way we do. we want to know what thomas jefferson would think of affirmative action or what would george washington think of our invasion of iraq? as far as i know the british don't get to check in periodically with, say, either of the

wood landis closed 61st to 63rd, steve will give us details in a second. septa suspended route 11 trolley, they said shuttle bus necessary play to kind of go around the closure point or alternate would be the route 13 trolley, septa's airport regional rail line out of the gay, signal issues first thing this morning running with 30 minute delays as we start off our monday, lane restrictions, continue, coming into the city around the parkway, and then on wednesday, another new set of closures will go into effect as we get ready for nfl draft coming into the month. if you are heading to the airport no problems at all live look at i-95. we are looking gup and over bridges except for burlington bristol, karen and thomas, back to you. >>> we have this breaking news just coming in out of southwest, police are investigating yet another homicide, this one was about 2:00 this morning when we got word of it. lets get out to steve keeley hoist at south felt on and wood land with the very latest on this, steve. >> reporter: holidays seem to bring out the war in people

and we did find a couple of articles of clothing in the woods. so we can't confirm for sure what he may be wearing at this time >> maryland state police sent a helicopter to search from above as officers on motorcycles went into the neighborhoods, industrial parks. some officers set up along the wood line in case watson just walked out. others kept an eye on old railroad track that is run through the woods. >> we don't believe he's the guards from the detention center do carry weapons. however, they had secured those weapons in lock boxes inside the van before they opened the door so we don't believe he had access. >> reporter: police say they have no evidence to suggest this was preplanned or that he may have been getting help. watson was convicted in delaware after being charged with firing a gun at law enforcement officers. he faced similar charge in maryland but was found incompetent to stand trial. watson's trial in delaware happened quite a whiling: apparently, the judge felt right backing there was no remorse. it's report that day he has e

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officers with long guns and blood hounds went through the woods. police say watson was not in a secure area of the hospital pber >> he was last seen running into a wooded area near dorsey run road. we found a couple of articles of clothing, we can't can you remember for sure what he may be wearing at this time >> maryland state police sent a helicopter as officers on motorcycles went into the neighborhoods and industrial parks. some officers set up along the wood line, others kept eye on old railroad tracks. >> we don't believe he's armed. the guards from the detention center do carry weapons, however, they had secured those weapons in lock boxes inside the van before they opened the door, so we don't believe he had access to a weapon >> police say they have no evidence to suggest this was preplanned or that he may have been getting help. watson was convicted in delaware in 2013 after being charged with firing a gun at least two law enforcement officers. he faced a similar charge in maryland but according to online court records was found incompete

this is the home that me and my friend find when we were walking in the woods.ed hello, to hear the echo. and that is when i got the response. the moment was captured on a mobile phone. are you all right? do you need some help?” a mobile phone. are you all right? do you need some help? i was terrified to begin with, it is pitch black with nothing in there, to hear that coming back. hold on! emily? call an ambulance or something. the man in the hole was james thompson, 51. he was last seen on cctv in plymouth one month earlier. when he was found he was close to death. taking this to the natural conclusion, you have saved his life. how do you feel? i am very happy it has come to this conclusion. it must meana has come to this conclusion. it must mean a lot of relief to his family and him. i am mean a lot of relief to his family and him. lam glad he is in the right hands, usa. it is not james thompson was sleeping rough, suffered an injury and crawled into the hole for shelter. he was in a very poor state when he was fine. the whole has been closed for safety. now

there is roughly $15 billion worth of hard wood -- soft wood lumber uses in houses in this country, and about 31% of that comes from the canadians. so that's roughly $5 billion a year. 20% tariff on that is essentially $1 billion a year. and the retrospective 90-day feature adds another $250 million to that on a one-time basis. soft wood lumber, as i say, is fundamentally used in single-family houses. we do no think that the price of lumber will go up anything like the 20%, but there may be some small increase in the price of lumber for the house. >> so will housing priced be increased in the united states due to that action? >> not necessarily, because you are talking such a small amount. and the biggest part, the most home price, in any event, is the land value, not the lumber value. lumber is a pretty small percentage of the total cost of a house. >> secretary, what provoked this? as you mentioned, this has been a long-running dispute, subject to conversations between the u.s. and canadian governments, bush administration and obama administration. is this part of the milk dispute and

soft wood lumber as they say is the fundamentally used in single-family houses. not think that the price of lumber will go up by anything like the 20%, but there may be some small in crease in the price of lumber for the house. >> housing prices be in creased in the united states due to that action? >> not necessarily because you're talking such a small amount, and the biggest part that most home prices in any event is the land value not the lumber value. lumber is a pretty small percentage of the total cost of a house. >> secretary, what provoked this? as you mentioned something along with the dispute subject of conversations between u.s., the bush administration and obama administration is this part of the the dispute and is this a lefring or bargaining chip? >> this investigation has been underway before anything came up about milk, and on statutory basis the last day we could have released the findings would have been today. so the only thing that we did do is accelerate it one day. >> but it's not realized at all do you see it as factoring in the canadian ju

use 56th, 60th or wood land as far as vehicle traffic.lley using shuttle buses and route g busies on a detour, mike and alex, back to you. >>> lets get right back to the water main. lets see if they have shut it off, alex. >> steve, what can you tell us >> can you imagine a massive water main break this time thursday morning right on the ben franklin parkway? how about that. it is possible, because it seems like we have one of these every week in philadelphia something tells me, and bob kelly, you are the expert on this, something tells me that this is has happened here before because see this trash can here steel wire mesh. they only have them in kelly drive. they are there where road tend to flood. is there no rivers or streams around 58th and chester but we have this relatively new concrete, laid in in the curb. everything is new here. something tells me this road was just redone and feared that it flood here. by the way look at the road buckling, lot at curb and maybe mentioning it as water flows over what looks like a step. big dal a

] last time evan rachel wood was on our show, we talked about her new band.her out for the golden globes, we were doing the golden globes cold open and we had a bunch of different celebrities come out and sing and do -- and she came and, man, can she sing. we were like, holy mackerel. you said you saw that -- >> steve: yeah. i've seen her sing a few times. [ laughter ] yeah jimmy i did. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. one or the other with you. i guess the muscle relaxants are settling in perfectly there. [ laughter ] anyways -- evan rachel wood. rebel and a basketcase, everybody. yeah! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey guys, our good friend country music superstar, luke bryan was in town recently, he played a show at madison square garden. and the next day we got lunch together at one of those outdoor food carts. >> steve: mm-hmm. >> jimmy: and it got a little awkward. because when luke was ordering, it was kind of a strange moment. and i don't think -- it's not just him. i've been there myself. and quite frankly i think it's so

is sleeping kamara behind bars come accused of raping a woman in these woods. >> i walk your with my dogs. that is surprising. say that aives 32-year-old woman was walking on castle boulevard yesterday afternoon when antonio kamara try to talk to her. the woman said kamara pushed her into the woods, raped her, and threatened to kill her if she screamed. >> it's scary because i live here and i have kids and i don't like to see anything bad. tim: castle boulevard is pretty busy during the day, a bus stop, lots of cars, but just step a couple of feet into the woods and you cannot see much. when the suspect ran away, the victim flagged down somebody who called for help. officers got a suspect description, then spotted antonio kamara on the other side of the woods, where he ran away before he was chased down and arrested. jonathan: falls church police investigating after scary moments at a clinic that provides abortions. the police got a call because of an explosion. turned out somebody set off firecrackers in the elevator. found a worker two notes containing the word " tom." the building

there's a vehicle can you see it in the woods.und the curve drove off the road into the woods. just a little bit of rain, i'm getting the accidents on in the suburbs, the highways, naval draft -- nfl draft today, mlk drive closed, benjamin franklin parkway benjamin franklin parkway closed, matt o'donnell live at the nfl draft in the center of it all, matt. >> the philadelphia eagles select daric barnett. >> reporter: the eagles say they got their man. there were some twists and turns in the first night of the draft involving quarterbacks, but none of them had to do with the birds. in fact many saying the team played it safe. daric barnett defensive ends for tennessee set a record for sacks at school. the last person to hold it was the great reggie white. if barnett comes as close as white did in the pros, he will make the city proud. howie rosen said he has been looking at barnett since december. >> everyone in the city will see what kind of person he is, what kind of player he is, unbelievablably high character and -- unbelievabl

‘ woods woods in weeks. we are at langley woods in hertfordshire.hey are a sign that spring has sprung, but they have come a little bit later this year. to explain that to us, is steve marsh from the woodland trust. why have they come later? they are later this year because we have got a colder spring. last year was a bit warmer so colder spring. last year was a bit warmer so the bluebells came out earlier. it is nothing to worry about, they are coming, but later this year. now, you want the public‘s help to map these beautiful flowers. tell us what you want them to do? so through the woodland trust's bluebell watch campaign, we wa nt trust's bluebell watch campaign, we want people to map and tell us where the bluebells are and whether they are native or non native. can you explain that? this is a native bluebell. it droops over. a non native is upright and stiff. it has flowers that are one side of the stem, the non native all the way round. the native has a white pollen, the non native has blue. and the petals on the native curl back and they don'

today wood project is to connect wood where the concrete stopped here build a wood rink and connect ite capsule. >> concrete gets expensive. plus they must 68 and skaters take ownership at fdr. call it community if you want. that's what it is. >> it's cooperation. things like this can't be built without a lot of cooperation arc lot people a lot of friends wo working together. >> reporter: park is large the skater built except for a couple of early pyramids in the middle the city put up and it works for everyone really. peter tony hawk foundation organic hierarchy isn't unique but it is special. >> if you go you'll see people there who are territorial and they don't mean that in a bad way i mean they're protective of the space and of the people who use it. >> reporter: skill level is high at fdr don't go there to learn to skate board. wait until you're good at it. if do you go, help out a little. the place is living, breathing, change and it's it's really co cool. i'm hank. and that's my take. ♪ >>> heart sick grandmother is speaking out tonight after the arrest of a teenager in a viole

. >> they lost sight of him in the woods but we were able to establish a ak-9 trail. we know which direction he was heading and able to identify that trail for a distance beyond where he was last spotted. but again, we at this point just don't know and can't answer the question whether he's still local. >> as county and state police continued their serve by helicopter and k-9s we learned watson is accused of firing shots into the homes of several police officers and in wicommico country back in 2013 so far found income tent to stand trial for the crimes and convicted of doing same things in del dem and serving 100 here at corrections complex in jessup the nearest naked is mile an a half away and we spoke with people that worked in the street park. one of the then you're about to hear from served time himself and openeders how david watson was able to pull this off of. >> i knew the jail was over there and i thought about something like that happening but i never figured thought you know it would really happen. if somebody is on the runny mean they probably are willing

and in the woods, the big, bold and brassy fritillaries.butterflies are quite rare and restricted to certain places due to their specific needs, and some of those places have become our nature reserves. just outside the village of selbourne is this nature reserve at norhill, one of the richest and best loved butterfly localities in the british isles. no less than 46 of the 59 species of butterfly that are record regularly in the uk have been found here within the last 40 years. that is mega! butterflies love hot, sunny weather in spring and summer. 40 years ago, of course, it was the long, hot summer of 1976, and we briefly experienced a mediterranean climate and butterflies that year abounded. they are creatures of the sun. one particular sun—loving speciality is found at norhill during the spring. his grace the duke of burgundy. i spent many years studying this little butterfly. it is a thug and a bully boy, but it is one of my favourites. if you spend time searching the vegetation carefully, you may find the duke and duchess together. as

and in the woods, the big bold and brassy fertility is.nd restricted to certain places because of their specific needs, and some of them have become our nature reserves. just outside of this village, nor hill nature reserve, which is one of the richest and best loved butterfly localities in the british isles, no less than 46 of the 59 species that are recorded regularly in the uk have been found here within the last 40 years. —— fritillaries. that is mega. butterflies love hot sunny weather, in spring and summer. 40 years ago, the long hot summer of 1976, briefly we experienced a mediterranean climate, butterflies that year abounded. they are creatures of the sun. one particular sun loving speciality, found here at noar hill during the spring, his grace, the duke of burgundy. i spent many years studying this little butterfly, he isa studying this little butterfly, he is a thug and a bully boy! but one of my favourites. if you spend time searching the vegetation carefully you may find the duke and the duchess together. as soon as she is rea

the inside of them are made entirely of wood. lumber. >> just look at the damaged building from the top of the fire department ladder that may give the clearest view of how much damage yesterday's fire did. >> the building in the $40 million damage range. brad: the fire and th building will go down as one of the worst in p.g. county history. five alarms sounded. 60 fire trucks. 200 firefighters choking, smoke, smothering most of college park. forcing the university of maryland to close for the day. now firefighters say the way the building itself was built contributed to its own demise. it's called "lightweight construction." mostly 2 boyfriend boyfriend boyfriend -- 2 x 4's held together with metal plates. >> in living conditions it's fine, but under fire conditions they fail. >> so they can't risk to fight the fire inside the building which may collapse on them. tonight while he says the project likely met all current codes, regulations and standards, the county executive rushern baker says it may be time for the review. >> tha

he floated down safely into a field and the jet crashed into that wooded area.ere were questions about whether there was weapons on board that is now been confirmed there was ammunition. people were telling us that they were hearing a lot of explosions coming from the aircraft after it hit the ground. but we're told today that this was a very capable pilot who had been with d.c. air national guard for four years and that he did what he was trained to do, getting that craft down into an area where nobody was harmed. there was a lot of debris that did come off that aircraft went into several yards people telling us they saw a lot of debris coming into their yards. but at this point, again, no one harmed. the pilot okay. and now they're trying to find out exactly what may have happened. back to you guys. >> pilot very lucky. thank you very much. >>> a pennsylvania man is under arrest accused of drunk driving. but it's his shirt that has a whole lot of people talking. >> 44-year-old elwood gut shaw the third arrested in newville, cumberland county and just west of h

wood land another option. the route 13 trolley typically runs along chester avenue and they are using shuttle buses between yeadon over to 40th street portal, route g busies on the detour and all of the details are on septa system status page. here's a live look at spring garden street at art museum in the background there. the entire close another list all go into effect this morning, we will feel the brunt, of all of the closures we have been talking about, going in to will be down mode the entire area, around the art museum, and ben franklin parkway, in cross traffic, from one neighborhood to the other, and martin luther king drive closed off at sweet briar, kelly drive will be push off at foyer mount park, spring garden street closed on either side of the art museum, pay attention, gang in the neighborhood to the no parking signs. even though they are expecting i don't know 200,000 people. there is no parking down there you will not be able to park on the side streets. there is no parking signs. they are u

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a tree falls in the woods and the stock barely budged in the news.ake and opportunity. it always equals a good deal. they didn't want to sell the wood coatings, not one bit. they fought tooth and nail to keep it. it was either sell or let the merger die. beyond that, i think they're giving them an enormous discount. why am i confident about that. any investstyture, valspar would only get 105. i wouldn't be surprised if valspar is negotiating with one hand tied behind its back and how axta can make such a terrific deal. make no mistake they're getting it for a song. it's about nine times the division earnings before interest and taxes. much cheaper than other coatings deals i countdown find and tend to go to 13, 14, 15 times before ebitda. they should have paid closer to $700 million. an investor that big would have changed the terms of the deal. the sellers had every incentive to keep the price down. it's not only a for sale, a for sale with a low price. it will bump the earnings 6% this year and 7% next year, not huge. the best part of this acquisit

i mean i'm surrounded by woods with no curtains. >> jimmy: you said the american woods frighten you ahter ] that's my only point of reference! >> jimmy: that scares me too. i go like, blair witch. >> it's blair witch. any american wood, i'm like, where's the corpse, or just the hand? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: going to find a hand somewhere? no you won't. >> yeah. just like a blue -- there's always a dead woman. always. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no, no. >> yes. >> jimmy: the woods are beauful here. >> no, because they're spindly. in england, they're like hobbit-y. it's slightly more like middle earth, or whatever it's called. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hobbit-y. >> big old trees and here they're sort of spiny. it's lovely in the summer, but where i am right now, honestly -- >> jimmy: but this film "the lost city of z", i mean your scenes are more in like an english, like a countryside. >> yeah. in belfast. >> jimmy: beautiful. >> beautiful. >> jimmy: gorgeous. >> yeah. >> jimmy: where'd you stay there? >> the boys were supposed to be -- i stayed in a place -- actually most of the people

over on the left, these were the cantigny woods. the actual woods line has moved back. company a was supposed to swing out here. they connected across the open ground. one of the things that i found most fascinating was the casualties. you can see the topography. it took a long time to figure this out. you cross-reference these with the morning reports, you can figure out where and when most of the individual soldiers were killed. history has told us that the death total for the battle of cantigny is 199. that is not accurate, 199 were killed but it was far more. that was based on colonel ely's report. he was the commander of the 20th. he issued a report on june 2. it only covered the 28th. it only covered what he knew at that point. when you factor in the replacement that was still classified as 128 infantry regiment. they still fought in this battle. you factor in all of the added units of machine gun companies and the companies in the 18th that were thrown in. the number i was able to confirm -- 318. 318 killed in this battle and this battlefield in the 2.5 days. i t

you want to raise the prices to 20%, where does this wood go? to california. they don't build that many houses in british columbia. they built them from seattle down to san diego. >> are you going to finish that? >> josh would like -- >> i can't afford it, we're in a trade war. >> you know what mel when you look at like wire houser and the response, you would have expected probably a nice pop georgia pacific and wire houser and anybody exposed to the lumber within this country, right, opposite because they were expecting a much bigger tariff out of canada. so, you look at west frazier. >> don't forget the canadian 25% cheaper than the u.s. >> it's at a new low. 20-month low. >> when you buy canadian wood to build a house, you're saving a ton of money. i don't think ross wants the price of materials to go up in the u.s. >> the itp, which tracks the builders specifically, is feeling impact today. let's bring in christa, the foreign minister of canada, she is in berlin. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. how would you character -- >> it is great

. >> reporter: in the buckle of the bible belt, briar wood presbyterian is a community with a day care center and a school. it is a megachurch serving 8,000 people a day. >> the conservative christian churches have a lot of power in alabama politics. >> reporter: he covers religion in alabama. >> if they say we need a police department, i think a lot of people would say sure. >> reporter: the bill would authorize briar wood to establish its own, independent fully-empowered police force. a member drafted it. why do you need this? >> we know that things have happened in other places, and we want to provide a secure environment for the visitors and members who come to briar wood. >> reporter: why not hire offduty cops. >> we do hire offduty it's inconsistent. it's different people. >> reporter: this man is with the aclu. >> the problem is it violates the first amendment to the constitution in that it establishes a single religion that is above all others in the state of alabama and gives them the authority of state government. >> reporter: but if it does pass, no other church in the state

you see around the heart wood area as it's crossing interstate 95. more activity to the south, then we got to talk about the we ha come and a dramatic change in the weather pattern as we get into tomorrow. the front that comes through tonight that has produced a super cell will keep us on the cool side tomorrow, some places will not be getting out of the 50's and rounds of rain will begin as early as tomorrow morning, taking us through sunday. so lots to talk about on this busy friday night. we'll continue to storm track and have another update for you in just a few minutes. tony? >> thank you very much >>> i want to show you a live look at some of the damages. there's a lot of damage across the area, this is in montgomery county. you can see this tree fell on to a home on the 8500 block of lynnwood place in chevy chase, no reports of injuries but damage, as i said is being reported across the area. we have crews heading to several scenes, we'll bring you more coming up. >>> an update on the murder of a maryland father killed take a look this is wall

it seems as if tiger woods' 2017 golf season is in doubt. the pro golfer has just had me.gery on his back for a fourth the 14-time major champion says his back spasms and pain. no word on a return. but he will likely miss the rest of the major championships this year. a doctor who didn't treat woods says, recovery for that type of surgery, typically takes six months. >> that is tough. nuns in california on a mission for marijuana. the sisters of the valley the while they may wear habits, it is not an order of any church. in fact the sisters are against religion. the sisters are on a mission to heal and empower women with their cannibas balms and their customers are true believers. >> they are believers in something. still on our 420 tip, i guess. >> there is a little hangover from it. >> uh-huh. coming up. the controversial new video angering so many parents this morning. why police handcuffed and arrested this 10-year-old autistic boy at his school in florida and what he did that triggered felony charges. >> why the internet is apparently g

the czech school of california invited the entire red wood shores community out for the event.corating workshop and baking deck ra where parent could show off their >> we have light showers out there and we will track another storm quickly on heels of our other one. >> we have pretty colors on the screen. let's take you in closer to live doppler 7. just a few light showers at this hour around mount hamilton. also just to the east of livermore moving into tracy. but what i want to point out, wider view, live doppler 7. over the past hour, you in the the green right off the coast right now. that's another round of light showers that will be moving through over the next four to five hours on the back end of this system exiting the region. rain fall today pretty much exactly where we thought it would fall. under about a quarter inch in most spots. you see san jose, one of the wettest spots. over a tenth inch in san francisco. .2 in oakland. mountain view, .2 inch of rain. not only the rain you are con tepding with. also very chilly temperatures. this is about 10 degrees below norma

sight of him in the woods. but we were able to establish a k-9 trail and we know what direction he was heading and he were able to identify that trail for a distance beyond where he was last spotted. and but, again, we at this point just don't know and cannot answer the questio whether he is still local. >> as county and state police continued their search by helicopter and with k-9s we learned watson is accused of firing shots into the homes of several police officers in micocomo county in 2013. he's incompetent to hold trial for those crimes and he's been serving 100 year prison service. in jess up the nearest neighborhood is a mile and a half away. we spoke people who worked in the industrial park. one man served time himself and he wonders how david watson was able to pull that off. >> i knew the jail was over. there i thought about something like that happening. but i never figured that you know it would really happen. if somebody is on the run they probably willing to do anything you know to stay on the r

reporter: firefighters say it was like battling a wood pile, surrounded by concrete. >> all that wood, it's very hard to catch up to it. >> reporter: as the fire burned at the newly constructed fuse 47 building, university of maryland students who planned on calling this place home watched in amazement. >> i was looking to lease there. >> reporter: this six-story multi use building was nearing the e fifth floor went up in flames, spreading to the sixth. prince george's county firefighters say the building was especially vulnerable at this point in its construction. >> normally we would hook up to the sprinklers and that would be activated, but because the building was not occupied, none of that was in service at the time of the fire. >> reporter: residents from across the street were evacuated and campus was shut down due to poor air quality. >> everything smells like burnt electronics. >> reporter: more than 200 firefighters battled the blaze, many from neighboring counties. >> we sent several engines and ladder trucks and ems units. >> reporter: all of the workers who were inside wh

but, the interior of this building is wood. it's built with wood anteoutside as you can see is brick and of course windows had already been put in place and it was almost ready to go. and want to show you now some live pictures of how fire fighters are trying to get this out. they have several ladder trucks set up around the building that continue to pour major treemdz of water on to the building just a few minute ago we saw thick, black smoke and clearly this is long way from being completely put out. we want to give you brief update now from the fire chief benjamin barksdale who gave us briefing 4:00 on what happened inside the bud egg and had you hoy they dealt with part of the building collapsed although the floors not collapses upon each other but part chanced. here's what we had to say 4:00 this afternoon. >> we have flowed quite a bit of water thousands of gallons into the building and several doors have comma part and have blown off the build sog we do have some concern about possible collapse we're making sessment now

natasha upper darby police say the man we mentioned last night the man questioned after found in wooded area he is the man facing charges for yesterday's wild chase that ended in a near tragedy. >> a 30-year-old call eave douglass in the hospital tonight with collapsed lung and spine injury. but, soon, he's expected to be behind bars. and after being hit with a laundry list of charges for yesterday's wild series of event in upper sdashy. >> the young gentleman that was on the dirt bike was coming up at a high speed authority and a little before 2:00 yesterday afternoon police in philadelphia attempted to pull douglass over for illegally riding a dirt bike in the street. he fled police pursuit and as he crossed to upper darby and came down 69 street he slammed into a 6-year-old and a woman who police have now identified as her great aunt. >> they were -- and come out and get ready to cross the street and that's when it happened. >> after hitting the child and great aunt witnesses say douglass at the time seem unfazed and immediately got up. >> the operator of this motor vehicle get off i

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but on september 7th that same year, or partial remains were found in a wooded area. about 9 miles from her home. ten days later on some timber 17th, john dylan adams, zachary adams' brother is charged with tampering with evidence, but those charges are later dropped. then on october 14th, 2014, john dylan adams was indicted on two counts must be 24. opening arguments are scheduled for july 10th. joining us now, defense attorneys. thank you for talking to us. what a comp located case. 200 potential jurors are being summoned to the courthouse. >> it's going to be difficult to select a jury, i have to tell you, even under normal circumstances, it's hard to find