bob allen from our sister station kdka in pittsburgh has more on the investigation in youngstown. >>block of powers way in youngstown said they heard a loud explosion around 3:30 a.m. moments later they saw flames rip through a two story home. >> i looked out the window and the the fire broke out from a bottom of the basement and just was totally on fire. >> reporter: dozens of fire fighters were needed to control the blaze when it was out fire fighters found bodies of two adults and their ten year-old granddaughter, the adults are identified as billy and judy smith smith both in the 60's and connie is the the sister. >> everybody who knew billy loved him. he had friend all over the the united states. he could go anywhere in the country and run in some somebody that they knew. >> reporter: smith's were raising their granddaughter. neighbor pamela jones said she played with her grand kid. >> i cannot believe that something like this would happen. >> i have been crying all day. >> reporter: adding to the tragedy, 109 year-old girl was an alleged victim of the sexual assault. man accuse

youngstown ohio. it's based on reducing the cost of 3d printing and training american workers to master these sophisticated technologies. in its third year of operation, the institute has reached, research under way that will help metals and 3d printers is going to provide over 1,000 schools with access to 3d printers and trained over 7,000 workers in the fundamentals of 3d printing. in addition to filing new patents, there are filing of patents already under way. the institute is serving as a magnet for investment in the region. if you want economic development, you need public/private partnerships. you need a strong infrastructure, basic investments and the government to play a role in convening and bringing people together in order to grow certain sectors of the economy. if we don't do this, in manufacturing these cutting edge, we will lose out. the chinese are putting billions of dollars into these technologies and are pulling to the some very sophisticated things. i'd like to yield the balance of

this morning i was in the mahoning valley, a suburb of youngstown at the youngstown campus mahoning valley campus at akron children's hospital. 6,000 children rely on chip for care. i met with eric flaherty whose children could lose coverage if we don't extend chip now. her son was diagnosed with a number of chronic conditions. heart dwrects w -- heart defects and chronic lung disease. thanks to outstanding dornghts at akron children's he's alive and growing today but he needs routine medical visits, visits his family can't afford. his parents work but they simply can't afford to treat the conditions the visits to the lung specialists the urology and eye specialists and regular checkups every two months. without chip, eric would face significant financial hurdles in getting chase the care he needs. i met with jessica miller of lisbon a community south of the mahoning county, during this round table. her youngest son peyton was diagnosed with serious respiratory condition. he had to be life flighted to akron children to receive care. he has been diagnosed with type 1 general diabetes. she t

police say the girl died in the fire in youngstown along with her grandparents. relatives believe a man accused of sexually assaulting the girl had something to do with the fire. his trial was set to begin yesterday. >> what did you say to her as you -- >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. you're a good mommy. you were a good mommy. once you got the baby home she was a good mommy. >> right now investigators say nothing looks criminal, but police are involved because the girl was an alleged victim in an ongoing criminal matter. >>> caught on camera. a florida veteran confronts a pan handler wearing an army uniform. and the vet claims the man never served in the military. >> i don't want you to wear it anymore. that's my uniform. >> this confrontation has been seen by millions of people online. garrett goodwin saw the man asking for money near mcgill air force base. he said the guy did not have any military i.d. and when he asked what branch of the service he had served the man told him special forces which is top secret. garrett said his sadness led to anger. >> i was disgust

they stayed weak in youngstown ohio in 2011 and 2012 when they had to go back-to-back road games in theextended travel time. something then called jim hart brought embraced. jim harbaugh embraced team apparently wants to do it again as they have x the nfl for back-to- back road games for any combination of games against cleveland at berkshire cargo detroit and the new york giants. >> gary radnich: the raiders' head coach during the call directors at the nfl owners' meeting in phoenix gave the impression of the raiders free agent acquisitions surprisingly he likes them. >>: did strengthen ourselves in the middle of our defense. we helped out a great deal was the sexy person that everybody was climbing for but was a methodical consecutive approach to going out and taking care of business >> gary radnich: hope you'll always believed in me when i tell you the truth i did follow that neither the was the guy making no ice. the fight said that jackie del real's exclusively somebody stuck a mike in this space amid have a picture of and so we discovered him up with pictures of him and his wife.

this amendment builds on the success of the first manufacturing innovation institute in youngstown, ohio. the first institute is focused on reducing the cost of 3-d printing, connecting small business with new opportunities and training american workers to master these sophisticated technologies. in its third year of operation the institute has reached -- has research under way that will help accelerate the speed of 3-d printing in metals by a factor of 10. it's partnering to provide over 1,000 schools with access to 3-d printers and has launched new work force training programs that have trained over 7,000 workers in the fundamentals of 3-d printing. in addition to launching new products, and filing new patents from the research already under way, the institute is serving as a magnet for investment in the region. if you want economic development you need public-private partnerships. you need a strong infrastructure. you need basic investments. and you do need the government to play a role of convening and bringing people together in order to grow certain sectors of the economy. if we do

this is so-called category one from justice jackson's concurrence in the youngstown steel seizure caseo congress needs to be very careful here. it has a constitutional responsibility to vigorously protect its turf. president obama's immigration actions are unconstitutional for three separate and distinct reasons that i elaborate in the written statement. first, they alter status of certain illegal immigrants, magically transforming them from deportable to not deportable. second, they provide a remedy called deferred action that congress has not explicitly or implicitly authorized for this category of people. third, they confer benefits upon certain illegal immigrants that that again congress has not expolice siltly or implicitly approved for this population. any one of those particular reasons will render executive action on constitutional. when you have all three of them existing as you do hear with president obama's executive actions on immigration it creates sort of a bermuda triangle of unconstitutionality. it has a uniquely powerful gravitational pull capable of eviscerating artic

this is so-called category one from justice jackson's concurrence in the youngstown steel seizure case. so congress needs to be very careful here. it has a institutional responsibility to vigorously protect its turf. president obama's immigration actions are unconstitutional for three separate and distinct reasons that i elaborate in the written statement. first, they alter the status of certain illegal immigrants, magically transforming them from deportable to not deportable. second, they provide a remedy called deferred action that congress has not explicitly or implicitly authorized for this category of people. third, they confer benefits upon certain illegal immigrants that again, congress has not explicitly or implicitly approved for this population. while any one of these particular reasons will render executive action unconstitutional, when you have all three of them existing as you do here with president obama's executive actions on immigration, it creates sort of a bermuda triangle of unconstitutionality. it has a uniquely powerful gravitational pull that's capable of eviscera

this is so-called category one from justice jackson's concurrence in the youngstown steel seizure case so congress needs to be very careful here. it has a constitutional responsibility to vigorously protect its turf. president obama's immigration actions are unconstitutional for three separate and distinct reasons that i elaborate in the written statement. first, they alter status of certain illegal immigrants, magically transforming them from deportable to not deportable. second, they provide a remedy called deferred action that congress has not explicitly or implicitly authorized for this category of people. third, they confer benefits upon certain illegal immigrants that that again congress has not expolice siltly or implicitly approved for this population. any one of those particular reasons will render executive action on constitutional. when you have all three of them existing as you do hear with president obama's executive actions on immigration it creates sort of a bermuda triangle of unconstitutionality. it has a uniquely powerful gravitational pull capable of eviscerating art