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When firefighters arrived here at about 1 a. M. You can see beyond that how much damage was done to this house. There was a husband and a wife who made it out alive after trying unsuccessfully to fight this fire with a broken fire extinguisher. It was the wifes aunt who died. She was in a back bedroom in a wheelchair and to rescue her, firefighters had to get through the fire first. It is a challenge because you have to get to them quickly because you know that the conditions in the room are not...

Though, temperatures in the 50s all around the bay area. So were going to see sunshine inland today after we see these morning low clouds and fog. Warmer temperatures for most areas today and even warmer tomorrow. Well have your sevenday forecast coming up in a few minutes. At the top of the news this morning, the fbi says the nationwide manhunt for a San Francisco man was about more than just a bomb. Ryan chamberlain was allegedly up to something far more sinister. Kpix5s andrea borba found out...

Sweeping the nation and how bad it will get in several areas across the country. Expected windchills could drop into the negative 60s and take a look at this stunning video. A place we know well, Chicago River. There it is nearly completely frozen over. States of emergencies already underway in illinois, wisconsin, and michigan. Bill that storm also grounding thousands of flights. These temperatures can cause frostbite in five minutes time. Schools are closed in north dakota to pennsylvania. Off...

Brooklyn, new york. I came from the projects. We were completely destitute. Back to that in a moment, but we begin the hour with a big meeting on capitol hill with an agenda that seems like a mission impossible. Finding consensus on the Border Security issues that just led to that partial government shutdown. A Bipartisan Group of lawmakers meeting this afternoon for the first time. Their deadline, only 16 days away. President trump setting the tone on twitter this morning saying if the committe...

A new survey of nonprofit leaders finds staff burnout is a major concern. The 2024 "State of Nonprofits" report from the Center for Effective Philanthropy finds 95% of nonprofit leaders say staff burnout over the last year is worrying - and 57% name staff issues as one of their biggest challenges. The Centers Vice President for Research Elisha Smith Arrillaga said the problem is getting worse. ...

Residents of north Texas continue to clean up after the latest in a string of deadly tornadoes. According to the National Weather Service, an EF-2 tornado with wind speeds of 135 miles per hour killed seven people and injured more than 100 others in Cooke County. It was just one of a series of dangerous weather events across the state in the last several weeks. ...

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The spirit of the 1976 classic film Car Wash is being reimagined for the small screen as NBC develops a new series with a modern twist. The...

AARP Oregon has opened up nominations for its prestigious award for volunteerism. For the Andrus Award for Community Service, the organization will select a person or couple age 50 or older who performs services without pay in their communities. Michael Schultz, state volunteer president of AARP Oregon, noted that Oregonians do a lot of volunteering. ...

TOWER- A self-titled “rant” on the “What’s Up Tower” Facebook page this week asked a question that volunteers in the Wagoner Trails Club have expected was coming for …