Locked and no one was supposed to be in here, but after speaking with eyewitnesss, they are now working on a theory this was accidental. A surveillance camera at a body shop next door caught the beginning, middle, and end of this mornings fire that burned through chualar pallet recycling. This was possibly electrical. You can see the flames inside a building at the top right corner of your screen. It burned small. You can see workers at the shop walking by, aware something is wrong, calling 911. One person out of view tries to douse it. Then about ten minutes later, theres a large burst of flames, turning this into an emergency beyond the skills of a man with a single garden hose. The next thing you know, the whole thing catch on fire and the forklift blew up and it was a whole mess. Reporter by the time firefighters arrived, the fire was fuelled by piles of wooden pallets and oxygen in the open spaces below. The first alarm units went on the defensive to keep the fire contained to the
Kron 4 news spurred reporter is going on. Heres downtown san ramon. This home is just southwest of that in unincorporated san ramon. Well give you a closer look. The home in Norris Canyon estates along ashbourne circle. Big homes, lots of pools, 6 sa its an upscale neighborhood that was told to shelter in Police Activity here. Reporter uc the locksmith been willed to an ambulance. Shaking hand of the locksmith who took a bullet doing his job. It is he that shall hand shake right there took the locksmith to the medevac chopper. Teams of deputies as wanting and negotiators the slanting the home. So rounding the home. You see them running with a sense of urgency here. In one shot you can see three deputies standing along the fence. As the pan out and now we are going to pan in and moderate democrats and the claws are not cared for. Certainly, anny scary afternoon for officers and people in this neighborhood developing as we speak to drop the show. Reporter were learning more about the sad
The Battle of Attu, on one of Alaska’s Aleutian Islands, is known by historians as the “Forgotten War” of World War II. A Derry Township man is making sure his great uncle, one of the 549 U.S. troops killed in that battle, isn’t forgotten. David W. Bates, a native of