Tough one. Lots more coming up on sports. Sportswrap 1130. All right well see you then jason. Thank you. Next at 11. The potential implications here are really, really huge tomorrow. The Us Supreme Court will hear a landmark case on homelessness at issue, in part whether people can be cited for sleeping on the streets. The implications the case could have right here in the bay area. The 11 00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. Advocates call it the most important Supreme Court case addressing the homeless issue in 20 years. Good evening everyone. Im mike mibach and im julie julie haener. The case boils down to whether people can be cited for sleeping or camping on sidewalks or public property. Opponents argue it would be a violation of peoples constitutional rights. Reporter Michelle Bandur takes a look now at how the ruling could impact the rest of the country. Reporter a cup of coffee on a sunday morning. Its very hot, guys. No, i really appreciate you guys. Goes a long way when you do
Fourth of july activities. But as they say, the show must go on. And it did. Culminating with this fireworks display at the national mall. Darcy spencer joins us now live with all the fun. Reporter it was pretty dicey earlier today with the big storms that rolled through. All of that is over as you said. The fireworks went off tonight. It was just a great night to be here on the national mall. Its what everyone was waiting for. They were wonderful. They were so awesome. I loved the part when it said usa. It was so cool. Reporter what everyone got drenched for. The spectacular fireworks on the national mall. Were all excited. This is an experience that weve never had before. Reporter the display attracted tens of thousands of people. Among them kyrie who has another reason to celebrate. Its my birthday. Im 5. Reporter happy birthday the crowds are lighter this year. But for so many, its a tradition they wouldnt miss. For others, its a firsttime experience. Its my first fireworks in wash
To safety when a fire broke out in their home in belmont. Sky 3 was the first on the scene on clay street when it happened yesterday evening. Wbtvs Mark Davenport is live with the story this morning. So mark, tell us how the young man helped get everyone out. Reporter christine, he was the only person inside the house that heard the fire crackling, he immediately got everyones attention in the home and got them out the back door before the flames took over the rest of the place. I want to show you video of what that house looks like this morning. It was completely torched by the fire overnight. Sixyearold carter lost most of favorite things. His family members. The boy heard the fire before he saw it and when he saw it, he acted fast, got his mom out of the bathroom, woke up woke up grandma. Hero. Everywhere. I couldnt even see whether we was scary. It was like a crashing window. 30 seconds after we came out the roof started collapsing, im glad we got out when we did. Reporter sounds l
With saving his family from a burning home. Wbtvs sky 3 was the first on the scene in belmont yesterday evening as firefighters worked to put out the massive fire. You can see the house gutted by the flames. Wbtvs alex giles talked with the little boy who is a real hero. Reporter this family credits the smallest member of the household with saving everyones lives. If he hadnt been alert this could have ended much worse. Carter englert has a few of his favorite things after the fire ripped his home apart. Toys, my ipad. Most of them gone, the family also lost two of their cats. But thanks to cart the people who were inside are safe. I was in the bathtub, my mom asleep and he came and told us there was a fire and he got us to get up and get out. While the family relaxing, carter was the only one that a crashing window. Reporter he grabbed family members and led them outside, a narrow escape. 30 seconds the roof started collapsing, im glad we got out when we did. I was scared because i ne
Mark davenport is live this morning with more details on this. So mark, tell us, how did the little boy help get everyone out . Reporter john, he told us yesterday at the scene of that fire that he was the only one in the house that heard the fire crackling, he immediately got everyones attention in the home and got them out the back door before the flames took over the rest of the house. I want to show you the aftermath of the home this is on the ground when we were able to get there with the cameras after the fire was put out. Carter lost most of his toys in the fire but saved a few of his favorite things, his family members. The boy heard the fire before he saw it. He acted fast, got his mom out of the bathroom woke grandma up, his mom, Brianna Hurley said her baby is her hero. You could see smoke from everywhere. I couldnt see when we walked out of the back door it was scary. 30 seconds the roof started collapsing, im glad we got out when we did. Reporter unreal. Sounds like a narr