fire. units pushed in. this smoke extended the entire height of the building, completely unusual. members found victims on every floor in stairwells and were taking them out in cardiac and respiratory arrest. >> reporter: yeah, of those 32 that were seriously injured, we now know 19 dead, nine of them children. and the fire commissioner telling me that he fears once everything is said and done and they continue to tally up these numbers that many of them will be children that have been affected by this. and just to give you a sense of it i spoke to somebody who lived up on the 13th floor who said this morning at about 11:00 they were going to start enjoying their coffee when they looked out their door and saw thick smoke multiple stories up. the smoke, it was everywhere in this building as the fire commissioner said, the amount of smoke that the residents in this building had to deal with was
and actually saw the last one or two strikes. there were about three or four. �* , ., ., , strikes. there were about three or four. �* ,, ., , ., , ., four. and were you able to see what had been damaged _ four. and were you able to see what had been damaged by _ four. and were you able to see what had been damaged by the _ four. and were you able to see what had been damaged by the strikes? i had been damaged by the strikes? well, although i am on the 13th floor, i couldn't see what was exactly hit, and honestly we are not allowed to inform, as a civil person, i'm not allowed to announce it. fit person, i'm not allowed to announce it. _, , ., �* person, i'm not allowed to announce it. , ., �* ., person, i'm not allowed to announce it. of course, we don't want to get an one it. of course, we don't want to get anyone into _ it. of course, we don't want to get anyone into any — it. of course, we don't want to get anyone into any difficulties, - it. of course, we don't want to get anyone into any difficulties, we - anyone into any difficulties, we don't want to put you into that position. can ijust ask don't want to put you into that position. can i just ask what reaction there has been? are people panicking about this? this is the first major assault on odesa, how have people responded? yes. first major assault on odesa, how have people responded? yes, indeed, this is the first — have people responded? yes, indeed, this is the first assault _ have people responded? yes, indeed, this is the first assault on _ have people responded? yes, indeed, this is the first assault on odesa. -
evidence of a country that still shifting its people to the cities. this is the top of a 20 floor building. we are surrounded by ones like it but underneath, there is not much going on, it is pretty much empty. on a's solution for years now has been build, build, build, towers like this. people come to the cities, more jobs for them and more steel of course to keep the whole thing upright. but if this country is going to get anywhere near starting to reduce its emissions, at least one part of that equation has the change. china produced 1 billion tons of steel last year, the most ever, alongside burning coal, it's the most polluting industry here. some of that steel came from these plants in wuzhou. it would not let us in, nor talk to us, but we watched from afar as they are expanding. this is home on the 13th floor for this woman and her
>> reporter: a public inquiry into what happened that night drags on. there are hearings scheduled into next year. and until it reaches its conclusion, the police say no criminal prosecutions can take place. that means that it could take years before justice or accountability is reached. a highly flammable made it a tender box. we were told this home was a death trap. he and his family fled from the 13th floor. >> i was trying to understand how this could happen. so a country which is one of the richest countries in the world allows for the building industry to place flammable material on the outside of a building which is then allowed to go up in flames. >> reporter: numerous other problems with the building have come to light during the public inquiry. there was no centralized fire alarm. no sprinkler system. limited gets. firefighters also ordered people
nonresponsive stay. u.s. officials and his family say he was beaten and tortured while in prison for 17 months after being charged with tearing down a propaganda poster inositol. the north korean government on the 13th floor of this building on second avenue one block from the u.n. headquarters on manhattan's east side. fox news observed the north korean diplomatic corps commuting to their office in 2 million a park in diplomatic parking zone. they would have to pass some 675 way everyday. >> are you afraid of offending the north koreans? >> i'm sure they would be offended. we've improved our relationship with the chinese. we've improved our relationship with the post-soviet union. >> new york city's long history of honor restrictions for provocative causes. the russian u.n. mission has a street sign declaring it --
and tortured while he was in prison for 17 months after being charged at tearing down a propaganda poster in his hotel. the north korean government on the 13th floor of this building one block from the u.n. headquarters on manhattan's east side. fox news has observed the north korean diplomatic corps commuting to their office into vans they parked in the nearby to somatic sound. they would have to pass otto warmbier everyday. >> proofread offending the north koreans? >> they will be offended. we've improved our relationship with the chinese in a relationship of the post-soviet union. >> new york city has a long history of honoring street names with provocative causes. it has a street sign declaring it the late soviet union activist and his wife human
let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. the proof that it heals is you. welcome back tonight, i'm obsessed with our obsession over superstitio superstitions. the first of two in 2017 by the way. two big horror movie friday debuts. lots of people consider the number 13 unlucky and friday the 13th is especially more unlucky for any number of ridiculous reasons that you could find on the internet. why buildings in the u.s., especially hotels don't have a 139 floor, why calling it the 14th floor when everybody knows it's the 13th floor makes people less afraid. i have no idea. did they see the mooif saturday the 14th. apparently it does. but it's not just the number 13 that strikes fear in the hearts of the superstirks. in chinese culture, it's four that's unlucky. some buildings that dater to a chinese clientele have gone
above and beyond to make chinese customers feel more comfortable. las vegas, the hand lay bay doesn't have a fourth floor. or an any of the floors in the 40s. the elevator actually goes from 39 to 50. i'm not kidding. not everyone is determined to avoid unlucky numbers. today, in what the london telegraph suggested might be the unluckiest flight ever, friday the 13th travelers took feign air flight 666. not a fiery pit as satan levels. wasn't anymore hellish than it usually is. the two pilots, last names were kennedy and lincoln. anyway, for all you superstitious people out there, happy friday 13th. we'll be right back. to feel this special... you need to eat this special. ♪ i love it kellogg's special k... ...made with whole grains and fiber
coleman spotting the security and finding body of 61-year-old man. police are not releasing his name. also this morning a million dollars worth of drugs, not getting passed the border, cocaine and meth hitting inside, nearly 80 pounds. drugs sniffing dogs tipping them off at check point in southern california. a american man and mexican woman are now under arrest. >> the sight of 1972 robbery that kicked off historical presidential cover-up is on fire, flames raging on the 13th floor inside one of the apartments, firefighters arrived fast and they put the fire out fast but snoak did damage surrounding floors. imagine this, a hundred feet in the air, trapped passengers on a roller coaster rescued after dangling for hours in australia. that's like a nightmare.
intersection is now officially shut down. police have put up barricades. this is trump tower. there are people climbing the intersection light poles, waving flags, chanting that not my president. having various chants throughout the evening. this is the site. trump tower, this is where trump actually lives here in midtown manhattan. the 13th floor is where campaign headquarters were. there are transition meetings with aides going on tonight. this took on from 1,000 to just shutting down the road. as we're getting word tonight, this is not the only one. you got chicago, you got philadelphia, it sounds like tempe, arizona, portland. this has just turned into something. remember, this is fifth avenue in midtown, new york city. i was talking to a couple who
>> an hour ago is when i came across the protests. down broadway heading into times square from columbus circle which is up closer to central park, there was about 1,000 a the time. they came down broadway into times square, they took a turn and fifth avenue and went to the midtown hilton where trump had his victory party. here on fifth avenue, the intersection is now officially shut down. police have put up barricades. this is trump tower. there are people climbing the intersection light poles, waving flags, chanting that not my president. having various chants throughout the evening. this is the site. trump tower, this is where trump actually lives here in midtown manhattan. the 13th floor is where campaign headquarters were. there are transition meetings with aides going on tonight.
manhunt and shoot out in new jersey, ahmad rahimi was arrested and the two officers were back at work protecting a city still on zblej the why do you put the uniform on? >> i want to protect them. >> it's in my blood, it's in my heart. i want to be there. i want to help people. i think that day we did help. we helped ott a lot. >> i'm with new york police commissioner james o'neil. so nice to have you here. thank you for taking the time. when the day of that bomb went off in the city in september, that was your first day as police commissioner. >> that was my first full day. i actually just got moved into my office from the 13th floor to the 14th floor and i was driving home. one of my sergeants called me and the first call that came over, we thought it was a bomb that exploded on a bus. >> and then you found out it was that sort of device.
let's get it. >> we're at the las vegas boulevard. the famous strip. obviously, this is a spectacular place. tell us about this particular set-up. >> this residence is one of the two bedroom condominiums. we're on the 13th floor. kitchen area dining area and the decor. what is standard if you look at the kitchens, for example, the appliances, the countertops, all the stuff standard whether you go to a studio or that matter, three bedrooms. our success is really based on where we are. if you move the buildings, our numbers would be completely different. >> vegas has always been known for a destination place to come and hang out. never for like, midtown manhattan where people come and buy facilities like this. buy a condo to live here.
>> 4:49 p.m., fire is reported on the second floor. it spreads quickly. the elevator shaftway ventilated at the top acts as an enormous chimney. it draws the fire upwards, engulfing the bottom and top floors in flames. some run to the roof to avoid the fire. hundreds of others are trapped on lower floors. in only ten minutes, the fire is upgraded to three alarms. but some fire trucks can't even get to the scene. precious minutes wasted as desperate bystanders, police and firemen struggle to clear the narrow, congested streets. it's 5:18. the fire is upgraded again. it's now four alarms. >> my urgency was that people actually started jumping off the building. >> a 15-year-old here for a dentist appointment is trapped on the 13th floor air conditioning vent. but it's too hot. he can't hold on.
>> 4:49 p.m., fire is reported on the second floor. spreads quickly. elevator shaftway, ventilated at the top, acts as an enormous chimney. it draws the fire upwards, engulfing the bottom and top floors in flames. some run to the roof to avoid the fire, hundreds of others are trapped on lower floors. in only ten minutes, the fire is upgraded to three alarms. but some fire trucks can't even get to the scene. precious minutes wasted as desperate bystanders, police and firemen struggle to clear those narrow congested streets. it's 5:18. the fire is upgraded company. >> the main urgency was that people would start jumping off the building. >> a 15-year-old here for a depp technical assistance appointment is trapped on the 13th floor air conditioning vent.