i've been with the fire department 27 years. i want to back commissioner nikagio and commissioner hardi 3457b. the hardi -- hardiman. they compare about the citizens and the fire department. i feel this rules committee has veered off course today. i think other people use this as a sounding voice for something else. they're made to feel uncomfortable going through this. i don't think that should happen again before the full board. what i hear is 100 support behind them from everybody pretty much. i'd appreciate it on their behalf they doesn't have to go through this comen. they're great commissioners now an they'll go forward and still be great commissioner. last thing i want to address is regarding diversity. i brought copies from the u.s. department of labor. after reviewing information collected, they selected our department as one of five in the nation to be profiled to identify prems and practices among diversity of first responders. that's a reflection of where the fire dartment is and where we're going. >> next speaker, p

i've been with the fire department 27 years. i want to back commissioner nikagio and commissioner hardi 3457b. the hardi -- hardiman. they compare about the citizens and the fire department. i feel this rules committee has veered off course today. i think other people use this as a sounding voice for something else. they're made to feel uncomfortable going through this. i don't think that should happen again before the full board. what i hear is 100 support behind them from everybody pretty much. i'd appreciate it on their behalf they doesn't have to go through this comen. they're great commissioners now an they'll go forward and still be great commissioner. last thing i want to address is regarding diversity. i brought copies from the u.s. department of labor. after reviewing information collected, they selected our department as one of five in the nation to be profiled to identify prems and practices among diversity of first responders. that's a reflection of where the fire department is and where we're going. >> next speaker,

very happy the department of building inspection and the fire department and the hunting worked together to put this out it is long overdue what argue diversities in fire preservation in the city and county of san francisco i applaud this report i think all the recommendation need to be implemented my question is budgetary, of course, impacts think fire and, inspection and the budgetary impacts on the property has any research been done that that to implement every single one of those recommendations. >> there's prelims on fire alarms and we believe for example, the problem is one-size-fits-all didn't fit all some systems are out dated what do you do you have to change our fire alarm panel and all the other didn't see have to be comparable with that device so to is one-size-fits-all with the cost it is difficult to say i think that's why the committee stops at complete overhaul of the fire alarm systems and focuses on the audible ability as far as the sprinkles i've touched base on 20 thousand and i don't have that report both are extensive you look at the sprinkler performance of sprink

now the fire department has agreed to pay her a $75,000 settlement. here's brian maas. >> reporter: she wanted to wear a uniform all her life and finally did starting in 2014. she says discrimination emerged immediately. >> the denver fire department rose to the level of being so threatening that she was afraid to go to work. >> reporter: she was assigned repeatedly found porn left by male firefighters to intimidate her. >> there is no doubt that some of the firefighters and the conspire officers went out of their way to set up pornog in places where she was sure to find it. >> reporter: she says the sexual harassment was pervasive and embraced in the denver fire department culture. after eight months on the job, she resigned and filed this complaint. >> it was a classic boys club, and it has been for decades and it continues to be. >> reporter: the fire department agreed to pay her $75,000 to settle the claim. when we asked the fire chief and the claims, they refused. they were there are confidential reasons why the settlement was reached. >> there n

i've been with the fire department 27 years. i want to back commissioner nikagio and commissioner hardi 3457b. the hardi -- hardiman. they compare about the citizens and the fire department. i feel this rules committee has veered off course today. i think other people use this as a sounding voice for something else. they're made to feel uncomfortable going through this. i don't think that should happen again before the full board. what i hear is 100 support behind them from everybody pretty much. i'd appreciate it on their behalf they doesn't have to go through this comen. they're great commissioners now an they'll go forward and still be great commissioner. last thing i want to address is regarding diversity. i brought copies from the u.s. department of labor. after reviewing information collected, they selected our department as one of five in the nation to be profiled to identify prems and practices among diversity of first responders. that's a reflection of where the fire department is and where we're going. >> next speaker,

the fire department says water rescue training along the coast isn't out of the ordinary. but incidents involving its own fire fighters like this is. luckily, colin says, everyone survived. sot- "so, the moral of this story? uh, don't overload a boat." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> justine:the san mateo county coroners office identified a body that washed ashore in half moon bay as a 25-year-old missing man. the body of michael dwyer was found on the beach march 9th. his family reported him missing on february 29th after he had not returned home after a visit to the same beach. dwyer's jeep was still parked in the parking lot later that day. and according to the sheriff's office, a witness had seen a man enter the water and get swept out by waves. we have file video of this incident solano county sheriff's deputies are looking for a man who assaulted and robbed.two woman at gunpoint while they were hiking. yesterday afternoon near lake berryessa. around 3p-m.the victims were in the "stebbins cold canyon reserve".when a man with a gun forced the woma

>> reporter: christine, no word on the cause of the fire, although charlotte fire department is in the building right now investigating. they have a few arson investigators inside, taking a peek around to see what happened here this morning. they don't know whether or not it was set or whether it was just an accidental fire. i want to show you what we have going on behind us. this is el paisano on albermarle road, a restaurant back here, i was talking to the owners a few minutes ago. they told me the area that caught fire was a bar and spare kitchen, that is what was on fire behind us here. they believe the fire started outside, that what is they told me a while ago. obviously caught on the inside after that. and the fire department says there is $60,000 worth of damage right now. minutes ago. the fire department is still here on scene, they have a ladder over the building, just making sure no hot spots pop up, that is normal procedure. they are inside as well investigating seeing exactly what caused this fire here early on this morning. in that area like i told you, a spare kitchen an

now that i know it was the fire department, it couldn't be any better. they are out there and learn what to do. they know whatnot to do now. they had a good experience about how to get somebody out of a bad situation. >> a local street artist. >> i grew up surfing here. >> snapped this photo of the capsized boat shortly after it flipped over. the fire department says it's looking into the possibility that the crew ran into a rock before tipping over. two people were rescued by good samaritans. two others were able to reach land themselves. the remaining three were pulled out of the water by the fire department. >> the boat wasn't designed for that many people from what i could see. >> the fire department says water rescue training along the coast isn't out of the ordinary, but incidents involving its own firefighters like this is. luckily, he says everyone survived. >> the moral of the story, don't overlook a boat. >> in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>> police are investigating after they say two people may have tried to lure a child into a vehicle. it ha

today we are here with a number of departments that includes our obviously public health and fire department and emergency services, city administrator that helps me oversee the 10 year capital plan making sure our bonds are affordable, focused and do not raise property taxes as well as public works deapartment who helps oversee that very same goal and to a resident who lives right here who will talk about her experiences and the need for more healthcare and also more facilities in the city. as i said earlier, this today is a opportunity to sign legislation that the board has successfully passed with my support to place before the voters this june a $350,000,000 public health and safety bond for consideration. it is huge win for our residents because this bond seeks to protect-to make sure we have necessary improvements to our infrastructure and healthcare and emergency medical services, it protects and expand melthal health suvs for those in need and particularly thoest on the streets. i will continue emphasizeing that we do this in a very responsible way. in all our bond and particularly t

that puts liability back on them. >> them being the fire department. >> right the fire department. get better trucks. have the trucks replaced. don't wait until a tragic incident like this happens to say we're suing you because your trucks were lemons. they should have done something about it prior to this. >> there were a number of other parties that would be liable in a situation where a family brings a wrongful death action. there's a welding company that started the fire let's not forget about that have responded to a fire there were a number of other parties potentially the city itself for not properly training their department for inadequate payroll or putting the firefighters -- the scheduling of it. there are a number of other parties that would be liable in a wrongful death lawsuit. >> the fire department may be able to shift the liability to the city. >> if they've made it known they need more training, men, or women, or they need more funding in general, and the city did nothing about it, then that shifts the liability, in my opinion to the city. and as far as the welder

now the fire department has agreed to pay her a $75,000 settlement. here's brian maas. >> reporter: she wanted to wear a uniform all her life and finally did starting in 2014. she says discrimination emerged immediately. >> the denver fire department rose to the level of being so threatening that she was afraid to go to work. to clean firehouses where she repeatedly found porn left by male firefighters to intimidate her. >> there is no doubt that some of the firefighters and the conspire officers went out of their way to set up pornog in places where she was sure to find it. >> reporter: she says the sexual harassment was pervasive and embraced in the denver fire department culture. after eight months on the job, she resigned and filed this complaint. >> it was a classic boys club, and it has been for decades and it continues to be. >> reporter: the fire department agreed to pay her $75,000 to settle the claim. when we asked the fire chief and the claims, they refused. they were there are confidential reasons why the settlement was reached. >> there n

department when our representing the fire department we have rules but facebook and twitter are prolific that it is very difficult policy to write where are the boundaries that boundary so challenge that when we first decided to do that collaborative on what the department's policy like others policies we collaborative i collaborated with 798 with dhr and other per diems and wages and benefits that are discipline they're involved. >> a good idea that the department in consultation with local 798 creates a social media policy i mean, that's the way that people get their information through the social outlets we have that you know together when we created that policy i'd like to note the status the commission would like to be abreast of the social policy and sunshine have input. >> that will be that's definitely we'll accept that is great. >> i don't do facebook stay off of the facebook you talked about the 60 percent paramedics and emt that's required by the state. >> not a requirement it is for operational proficiency it is we have the per diems their paramedics but if we have san franci

serious competition. >> the police department and fire department inspired to be more like the recreation and parks department on the grill.>> them ted cruz people are lying. >> it's about the money we raise, it goes for our scholarship club for the summer day camp. very exciting. our scholarships are getting more and more. growing every year. >> music barbecue and amusement were most prevalent, the hope that this season brings. >> this needs to be done, it is good, have a good time at all times. a message of peace and help each other and harmony and love each other. it is a need that needs to be spread now more than other times. >>> coming up at 8:30 a warning for parents. popular organic baby food being recalled. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. >>> baby food maker gerber issuing a voluntary recall on some of its organic products. the fda and google -- gerber say a defe

department when our representing the fire department we have rules but facebook and twitter are prolific that it is very difficult policy to write where are the boundaries that boundary so challenge that when we first decided to do that collaborative on what the department's policy like others policies we collaborative i collaborated with 798 with dhr and other per diems and wages and benefits that are discipline they're involved. >> a good idea that the department in consultation with local 798 creates a social media policy i mean, that's the way that people get their information through the social outlets we have that you know together when we created that policy i'd like to note the status the commission would like to be abreast of the social policy and sunshine have input. >> that will be that's definitely we'll accept that is great. >> i don't do facebook stay off of the facebook you talked about the 60 percent paramedics and emt that's required by the state. >> not a requirement it is for operational proficiency it is we have the per diems their paramedics but if we have san franci

department when our representing the fire department we have rules but facebook and twitter are prolific that it is very difficult policy to write where are the boundaries that boundary so challenge that when we first decided to do that collaborative on what the department's policy like others policies we collaborative i collaborated with 798 with dhr and other per diems and wages and benefits that are discipline they're involved. >> a good idea that the department in consultation with local 798 creates a social media policy i mean, that's the way that people get their information through the social outlets we have that you know together when we created that policy i'd like to note the status the commission would like to be abreast of the social policy and sunshine have input. >> that will be that's definitely we'll accept that is great. >> i don't do facebook stay off of the facebook you talked about the 60 percent paramedics and emt that's required by the state. >> not a requirement it is for operational proficiency it is we have the per diems their paramedics but if we have san franci

: are you confident in your fire department's response? they've done a magnificent job. they've responded timely even under adverse conditions. >> the fire does not appear to be suspicious at this point, but as for the cause, they don't know just yet the investigation continues. reporting live from orange tonight, news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> and new at 11:00, the family of a college football player shot and killed by police have reached a settlement. the family accepted a $6 million selt lment and the officer who shot him known as d.j., the student was shot when police tried to stop his car in a parking lot during a disturbance on homecoming day in 2010. >> this was not a day of celebration for our family in any way, shape or form. it really diminishes we feel, the value of our son's life because we can't put a number on it. >> the officer who shot henry was cleared by a grand jury. his parents are still suing the officers who they say fail to properly respond to his gunshot wounds. >>> and a teen's tie hai kwondo instructor is in j

at the same time, there is incredible need to make sure we work with our fire department because they are and continue to be the emergency response team that we have when ever something happens in the city. they have also informed us in addition to supporting more mental health facilities in the city, we need a ambulance response facility to meet the demands we have. we find in the community based fire station squz the stations that house the ambulances not to have the facilities safe enough for the operation to expand and want you to know they are enthuse astic because more and more as our fire department and all of us are having a experience where knock on wood, we have less fires, we increase the calls for medical services and this is where i enjoyed work with our fire department to increase every facility that we have particularly the ambulance response and particularly the emt staffing that we increased over the last few years to respond to the ambulance calls and make sure we have that capacity. it just so happens that many the fire stations we actually have over all most a $600

at the same time, there is incredible need to make sure we work with our fire department because they are and continue to be the emergency response team that we have when ever something happens in the city. they have also informed us in addition to supporting more mental health facilities in the city, we need a ambulance response facility to meet the demands we have. we find in the community based fire station squz the stations that house the ambulances not to have the facilities safe enough for the operation to expand and want you to know they are enthuse astic because more and more as our fire department and all of us are having a experience where knock on wood, we have less fires, we increase the calls for medical services and this is where i enjoyed work with our fire department to increase every facility that we have particularly the ambulance response and particularly the emt staffing that we increased over the last few years to respond to the ambulance calls and make sure we have that capacity. it just so happens that many the fire stations we actually have over all most a $600

they called the fire department to help them vent the home. once inside, police say they found a woman upstairs, bluj general blurue bludgeoned to death and her hualsband upsta rs in a pool of blood. >> it was a chaotic scene. >> reporter: this woman frequented the bagel store that she and her husband owned. on february 28th he bludgeoned his wife to death and then appears to kill himself downstairs. hours later they discovered he was still breathing. howatould this have happened? >> he did have massive injuries as well as there was blood all over the floor, there were empty pill bottles. >> reporter: according to police they received the 911 call at 8:45 p.m. police arrived ten minutes later but requested the fire department and ambulance to respond. the ambulance arrived at 9:28 p.m. but was sent away by 10:00. three hours later the ambulance was called again. who determined he was deceased? >> we're not going to get into that right now. we're still working on the details of this. >> reporter: only an emt or doctor can determine death. >> no

and then of course just before 7 last night at least six fire departments for you to that fire officials told us that two people were inside the home at the time of the fire. one man made it out, the other person did not and was pronounced dead now, the firefighters not only dealing with the physical toll but the emotional toll. neighbors do tell us that two people lived inside, an elderly couple inside in a house. >>> shoppers will be able to return to crocker park this morning. the stores will be open today after that explosion yesterday. >> also returning investigators they're going to try to figure out what caused the explosion. the focus right now on those two propane tanks outside the new american greetings headquarters, what is unknown is what caused those tank to say ignite. >>> i complete saw the explosion, you can see flames go up. it was very quick. huge ball of flames. and then debris started coming across flying over there. >> and again, those businesses this explosion they're going to be open today. >> and we've learned the two propane tanks at the construction site were th

oakland fire department. and officers and firefighters, just get a great opportunity to come in here and allow our folks to be able to have a live hands-on training. >> battalion chief james boren said there are plans to demolish the building at some point in the future but he hopes the fire department can use it for more training until it is torn down. he says the building provides realistic training for firefighters. >>> new details emerging tonight in last year's airline crash in the house. what we're learning about the mental health of the copilot at the time of that crash. >>> stories that hit home. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a new report on the doomed german ways flight a year ago calls for tougher medical checks for pilots. it comes after new evidence shows the copilot of that plane had been told by doctors to check into a psychiatric hospital. before he intentionally crashed into the alps. bryan llenas has more on the recommendations. >> reporter: 27-year-old copilot andreas lubitz was likely battling depre

. >> if these neighborhoods weren't designed with the fire department operations in mind and the fire department had to overcome any charges, they did so quickly and effectively and were able to control the fire in a david lee -- in a timely fashion. >> reporter: crews had the blaze knocked down within 20 minutes. the proximity of these homes is just amazing didn't expand more. the community is very supportive of one another. this homeowner has another trailer he owns here. he is going to be okay. the cause of the fire is said to be a stovetop fire. that was the ultimate cause of this fire. jamie leary, cbs4 news. >>> happening now, police in westminster are investigating what is believed to be a fire started by a hash oil fire. the 4800 block of west 73rd. people at the home reported a fire in the garage. two had to be treated for smoke inhalation. chemical levels in this house were so high last night, investigators had to wait to get inside. here is proof of just how dry the state is getting. a brush fire in a golf course cause road closures near alameda and havana yesterday afterno

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as to how this could have happened to a division chief with the fremont fire department , they tell me the train hit a tree that had fallen on to the tracks. there are representatives, of course, from ace train out here tonight along with half a dozen other fire and law enforcement agencies. ace train is announcing that there will be no service tomorrow. and there is no time frame as to when the train will be up and out of the water. abc7 news. >> katie, thank you. this is going to take quite some time to get the situation all cloned up. cleaned up. this is a live look from live 7hd. you can see the train on its side after it derailed. we spoke to a witness earlier, john wong, who was in the back of one of the trains. he said it felt like huge jerks were coming. it woke him up. then first responders came on and he knew something had happened and the derailment happened. you can sigh -- see some of the train cars. i know it is dark and it is hard to see right now, and it will take some time to get cleaned up. cornell bernard has been talking with other passengers on that train and he jo

let's go over right to our maps we'll have this situation, closed because of the ongoing fire department activity, subway services running on or close to schedule new jersey transit long island railroad, metro north doing just fine, and a minor delay across the board at the george, the lincoln and the holland. and north of exit 15a. street cleaning rules are in effect for today. >>> it is 5:09 still ahead on eyewitness news this morning apple now has a win and a loss in its legal battle against government efforts to break >>> grabbed my laptop and flipped it open i saw it for two seconds and was like oh my god. >>> sports reporter erin andrews fights through where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. its not one thing we do. it's the only thing we do. start at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts appo

now, right now there are fire departments everywhere. this area is closed. anybody that knows the area. the house is near the intersection of ford that area is closed. traveling. what we know, right now is that bay village fire department got the call. of this house on fire. just after seven o'clock. this evening. upon arrival firefighters said that fire was coming out of 3 different sides of the house and >> i have done this for many years. i have done a number of fires like that. they all leave a pit in your stomach. it's sad to see. >> . back out here live. fatal house fire 234 bay village. the smoke is still coming out of the top. still all the fire departments. here on scene. no other injuries to report. so. right now firefighters say they don't know if there were smoke alarms in the house. the ceiling as well as the levels arpbdz is it have >> the kreupb edible scene was live in west lake. with the very latest on the investigation. >> it's going to be quite an investigation. involving local state and federal agency at this point. t

take a look, this is a two-alarm fire, heavy fire showing at a restaurant and the fire department, charlotte fire department came out pretty strong, 50 firefighters, took them 30 minutes to get it under control. i want to give you an idea maybe you're familiar, el paisano restaurant. we're trying to get pictures from the scene, as soon as we get them we'll bring them to you right away. >> christine: we are working to learn the names of the two charlotte-mecklenburg police they were on the way to a call on lanecrest drive. they heard the shooter near the intersection of milton and barrington drive. one person shot in the air, before crossing the street with a second person. the officers followed the pair and the first person fired more rounds before running in nearby woods. the officers chased down the pair and took them in custody. neighbors were concerned when they saw the police lights. >> for this amount of police to be out here at this time of night, you know, literally surrounding the apartments, had to be something pretty bad. >> the officers never returned fire and they were not hurt.

by oca and the fire department. the anticipated completion date for the boat is may 31. but a contract amendment is currently being processed which would extend the contract to reflect the new delivery date as well as increased liquidated damages for the city if that date is not met. and finally as chief mentioned the budget has been submitted this week. it's in the mayor's office for review. that concludes my report if you have any questions. >> thank you, chief, williams, for that report. commissioner ken cleaveland? >> thank you very much for that report. when is this new completion date as discussing with the contractors? >> that is tentatively may 31. that is the new date. >> it is supposed to happen? >> it is supposed to happen. if there is any delay, they will be assessed. >> are you confident we will have the new fireboat by may 31? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> are you confident that all the issues of the airport with the relocation of the fire station there, all the firefighters that are concerned with the air p

the fire department clearly has their eye on this, but they are keeping their distance from it. again all we know at this point is that there is a confirmed very heavy smell of fuel in this area where the buckeye pipeline comes through. if you travel through this area, it is important you know this because linden boulevard is a very busy street. we'll show you the closure in place here at gaston boulevard. you can see a tremendous amount of traffic behind that on the other side heading to the east side of this closure. the closure is in place at snedeker avenue. taking it up to new lots avenue really gets around this without this will be shut down for some time while they investigate what is causing this smell of fuel coming out of the buckeye pipeline. shannon sloan, eyewitness news. >> keep us apprised of any new developments. we'll bring it to you on eyewitness news at 6:00. >>> more breaking news, two teenagers shot in crown heights, one of them a 14-year- old girl. >> eyewitness news reporter carolina leid is at the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: liz, bill, we are

your right lane is taken up by the fire department. and also road rangers. but traffic is moving by on those inside lanes. and right now, there's no delay. this is a look at the howard franklin bridge inbound to tampa. looks fine here on the tampa end of the bridge. give it two hours or so, that will change. and you're looking fine on 275 as well. in pinellas county. look out for the road construction southbound 275 near 54th. that is 54th south i should clear. a little slow through the area but otherwise, looking good for no problems reported on u.s. 19. gayle, candace, back to you. >> thank you. >>> our height and weight numbers are usually associated with our health but researchers believe they can tell more about a person. >> what researchers believe they really reveal about our personal live. >>> and what a police officer saw he jumped into a river to save a man. >>> a new study says more and more young people are moving into the downtown area of cities all over the country. i'll show you what's causing >>> a new study shows the young adult population i

>> the garner fire department says they want to make more money. i'm emma wright. why the fire chief says it's so necessary, coming up. >> is the forecast going to stay this cold? alyssa corfont will let us know, plus all you need to know head out to work and school. today, lori grabs delicious jimmy dean sausage from the fridge, fully cooked and ready in seconds. it makes breakfast complete, which makes bill feel like completing the gazebo, prompting a celebration in lori's backyard. with jimmy dean, good mornings lead to >>> you're starting salary obviously is a major component >> right now on cbs north carolina, why a local fire chief wants pay raises for new hires. and why he thinks community growth means firefighters deserve more money. >> this morning we're uncovering new details about the deadly officer-involved shooting in raleigh. what we're learning about the officer and the suspect as well. >> plus this. >> he's i shoot you i said go ahead. >> that convenience store clerk stares down the barrel of a gun and doesn't back down. what she says got her to fig

well done, greenfield volunteer fire department. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. guinta: thank you, mr. speaker. tomorrow the national oceanic and atmospheric administration will be will begin charging new england fishermen new fees. $710 per fishing trip to be exact. that could destroy an historic industry. granite state fishermen, just 10 remaining boat operators, are already struggling under regulations that severely limit their catch. now fishermen will also be responsible for the cost of federal contractors who monitor them at sea. noaa has always paid these associated costs. the agency has even delayed implementation of new fees several times over the years. but somehow noaa has a

you can see the fire department really trying to work on the fire. so far they've not gotten the upper hand on the blaze. down between pine street and euclid avenue. we want to show you the top part of the screen. we did see a train come through right now. they're operating without any delayed, but something we need to keep our eye on. of course we're going to keep you updated as the fire department gets the upper hand on this fire. reporting live over cypress hills, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> what are the wind conditions in that area? >> they're out of the southeast at about 10 to 20 miles per hour. so they're not zero and definitely a little breezy out there. not the easiest. outside we go right now. we have sunshine, also some clouds over the george washington bridge. clouds will take over during the evening hours but it's been a pretty first day of march. 45 degrees, southeast wind 6 to 17. manage to go up to 51 before the wind kicked off of the cold atlantic. average highs 45. not too far from where we should be. sunset, 5:48.

. >>> plus you how the police and fire departments plan on keeping the peace. >>> and we're off to a very cold and quiet start. we've got snow in the forecast. we'll talk about that come up in your power >>> here it is the radar got some snow out to the west should be arriving after lunch. a little bit more locally you can see we have some lake effect right now we're under dry conditions. and clouds will thicken up as we head throughout the day. the temperatures going to the low to mid-30s by this afternoon. it's a cold one and we'll talk about accumulation in about five minutes. >>> well the convention here in cleveland is sure to take many more twists and turns. >> now, the city wants to headache sure we're prepared for whatever happens. fire departments have created a special task force for the rnc. >> it's not that there's any definitive threat or indication it's going to be bad, we just have to be prepared that if something does go bad we can handle it appropriately. >> police cleveland fire and police department working how they can collaborate together and other cities. being

mike: the first woman to become a captain in the cincinnati fire department. what motivates her each and every day. saving the lives of five tiny cheetah cubs. what does he was doing to help cubs survive several difficult weeks. the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- who believe it, too. u.s. bank -- the mike: cincinnati fire department week. jennifer schack introduces us to captain arnold. reporter: there has been no female fire captains. that all changed earlier this week. melissa arnold is a 17 year veteran of the cincinnati fire department. has been one of only four lieutenants in the department history. now she has a new title. captain. >> 54 guys on the list and they are all good guys. towards the number that is going to be in the range to get promoted. >> a title she is proud of not necessarily because of the first woman but the education and follow through. it took her two times to pass the test, three trials to become a lieutenants, and this was her second attempt

and palm bay rescue says that's what's been the department has responded to more than 100 brush fire calls since and some of them are suspicious . >> reporter: some of these fires have also been in residential areas. palm bay fire rescue has gone so far to ask surveillance cameras to help them keep an eye on things. after more than 100 fires since january, images like these are becoming far too frequent around palm bay. >> a couple days ago, it flared back up. then yesterday it flared back up. and of course the fire department responded quickly. >> reporter: wayne smith lives off waco street in palm bay. fresh fires have left their mark. and like a fire last week, the cause here is still undetermined. on wednesday, there were at least three separate fires burning in an undeveloped area here known as the compound. these fires are considered suspicious. just because they don't believe all this occurred naturally doesn't mean someone set the fires intentionally. >> there's also a lot of atv activity out there, and they run all the time out there. it's not -- day but at night. >> reporte

in brooklyn we have the intersection of blake and fountain avenues closed due to fire department activity and the northbound lanes of ocean park way where those are going to be closed between avenue z and avenue u that's due to a water main breaks that's a little trouble there too. taking a look outside at the george washington bridge the inbound bower level is easy pass only. you can see there plenty fine. no delays at all three hudson >>> in one has seen a bronx nurse in about thee months. now workers have contacted the police . >> reporter: defectives emerges from this home in the bronx with what appeared to be documents and a computer tower seized as evidence in a missing person's case. >> i'm very concerned feel like really nervous about it. >> neighbors wonder when they last saw the woman who lives there. she was last seen by co-workers at belleview hospital where she works at a nurse back in december around that time they say her husband told him she went back to her home country for bangladesh for an emergency. a neighbor spoke to the woman several months ago and said he hasn't se

as to how this could have happened to a division chief with the fremont fire department , they tell me the train hit a tree that had fallen on to the tracks. there are representatives, of course, from ace train out here tonight along with half a dozen other fire and law enforcement agencies. ace train is announcing that there will be no service tomorrow. and there is no time frame as to when the train will be up and out of the water. abc7 news. >> katie, thank you. this is going to take quite some time to get the situation all cloned up. cleaned up. this is a live look from live 7hd. you can see the train on its side after it derailed. we spoke to a witness earlier, john wong, who was in the back of one of the trains. he said it felt like huge jerks were coming. it woke him up. then first responders came on and he knew something had happened and the derailment happened. you can sigh -- see some of the train cars. i know it is dark and it is hard to see right now, and it will take some time to get cleaned up. cornell bernard has been talking with other passengers on that train and he jo

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and then at that point it just became cleaning up, getting the police department, fire department down. >> an investigation concludes a hydraulic lift supporting the mobile platform fails when the firehouse is being rotated to clear power lines. to honor the centennial's history, some bricks are displayed in a trophy case at the current fire house. >>> coming up -- the milwaukee brewer's new stadium comes crashing down. >> there was nothing you could do. it was terrifying. >>> and a massive storm floods more than a basement when "caught on camera: total destruction" continues. >>> a house breaks off from its foundation and floats down a river. >> i think everybody was just in absolute awe. >> instead of breaking apart, the house somehow stays together and drifts away. >> i had never seen anything like that before. >> i used to be a general contractor, so i'm amazed, number one, that the house stayed together after it fell in the water and floated. >> december 21st, 2010, little field, arizona. torrential rain causes massive flooding along the virgin river. >> mother nature, isn't she s

first six firefighters -- or six fire departments respond today that fire in bay village last night. several more assisted with personnel. officials told us two people were inside the home at the time of the of the fire. one man-made it out but the other person did not and was pronounced dead on scene. now, the devastating news coming after many of the same departments including bay village spent the day fighting flames and containing hot spots >> i've done a number of fires like that but they all kind of leave a sinking pit in your stomach, you know, it's just sad to see. no matter how many times you've seen it always has an impact on you. >> reporter: you certainly can imagine it would. no identity yet released on that person found dead in that home but neighbors told us that an elderly couple lived there. back to you. >>> and we still don't know how the fire in crocker park started. what we do know is it was near two propane tanks outside the american greetings headquarters in westlake. 250 construction workers were inside the building at the time and everyone got out safely. in a

>> a lot of the internal knowledge of the san francisco fire department that i did not know. i have a new found appreciation for that fine institution. those guys incredible to work with and very appreciative of our efforts and truly, truly remarkable institution. >>> all right. phil ham lick. the graduate director of the school of graphic design at the academy of art. congratulations and thanks for taking the time. >>> thank you so much. >> we will send it to rosemary and a quick peek. a beautiful day. >> right outside our doors. a quiet pattern settling in the bay area. and what you can expect between now and the weekend coming up. >> it looks like security plans have been changed after the san bernardino attacks which increased police costs. the department has requested 700,000-dollar federal reimbursement since it was the federal government that added in that extra security. >> the golden state warriors getting ready to host the wizards. this is video from practice. the warriors getting closer to clenched a top seed in the conference and as soon as the game is over the te

and the fire department had to overcome that. they did that quickly and aggressively and were able to control the fire. >> reporter: the fire hazard was knocked down within about 20 minutes. the cause of the fire >>> fedex employees scrambled to find shelter when a tornado hilt hit. >> colorado mountain towns are having big problems keeping good teachers because there's no housing. >> and we were just a little high clouds drifting across the state. high pressure still in control and and that's gonna keep us nice and mild into your weekend ahead. >> mile serguaranteed to be -- miller is guaranteed to be in ,, these creamery shakes are so rich and creamy. finally a shake for an aficionado like myself. you're a shake aficionado? not a shake aficionado. the shake aficionado. handcrafted, slow-churned creamery shakes are here. this ultimate chicken club really has it all. -totally, right? -kinda reminds me of when i had it all. high-powered job, sports car. had to walk away from it all. i've known you since middle school. -when did al

it's due to fire department activity. taking a live look outside and we have the george washington bridge here moving well. no delays at all three hudson river crossings. that is great news. alternate side parking is suspended for holy thursday, but remember, you do still have to pay those meters, chris, over to you. >> and thank you very much. >>> to the terror attacks in belgium. the hunt continues for one of the signs -- scenes in the surveillance video. the mystery man is seen wearing a white jacket. prosecutors believe the terror cell's bomb maker najim laachraoui on the left and ibrahim elbakraoui are the ones. >> and it's easier to get into for example, and because of geography. most european muslims are not radicalized. the vast majority are not but they do have a higher radicalization rate. >> reporter: according to "the associated press," isis trained at least 400 fighters to carry out waves of attacks in europe. >>> the attacks in brussels reignited a kebait over surveillance in muslim communities. tony aiello

like they can respond quicker. >> reporter: and the fire department didn't have anyone available to go on camera. they'll likely have to hire more people. the report recommends the stations be built in the next four years. sthoot county says deciding a location will denned on where they're needed the most. >> a man who was just doing his job is fighting for his life. what deputies just told us about the shooting that sent a stray bullet into that man. >> and another ramp closure happening this weekend. how to get around this mess. and this man was convicted in a hit and wendy hates dirty lawn furniture. that' s why she uses scotts outdoor cleaner plus oxi-clean. it cleans all of wendy' s lawn furniture without damaging any of wendy' s lawn. scotts. it' s good out here. local man who killed a h christopher todd drove his truck into a gro up of people on horseback after they confronted him about his driving. >> now he's headed to prison for five years. prosecutors wanted him to get more prison time. >> reporter: they wanted him to get twice as much time here. i did talk to friends of the

the fire department and ems just arrived on the scene. we are southbound on the cross island at exit 26. that's hempsted avenue right across from belmont race track. you can see this car completely over on its roof. the driver of that vehicle looks like he was assisted by several passing motorists. you can see ems there working to get him on a stretcher and place that man into an ambulance. southbound right now all lanes are subject to closure. look for big northbound delays on the cross island as well. it's all rubbernecking and that begins down by the southern state parkway. we're live over the cross island, john del gorno, channel >> all right, john, thank you. >>> time now is 6:46. time to check on the accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist bill evans live ouz the studios on -- outside the studios on the upper west side. >> i call it suit weather, it's perfect for that, just wear your suit and you'll be okay. jackets and coats outside the five boroughs in the suburbs. later on today, you won't need that. you can put those away. we loo