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Car. In the blink of an eye, she slipped between the train and the platform. Falling to the tracks below. Melissa didnt see it happen. Sotbefore i even got off the train, i heard banging and pounding on the train. Then i heard another passenger says someone had fallen. Then i heard my daughter scream. Fortuantly, the train was at a complete stop. Another passenger saw what happened and pulled the emergency stop lever on the train. The conducter was also standing on the platfrom nearby, he climbed on underneath the train and pullled the young girl to safety. She was shaken but unharmed. Sotshe ...

Weve lost . We need to assure the ones that lost all their belongings, their places to stay, that they will have shelter. vo lowery says hes been reaching out to other non profits that can help provide a place to stay, and that they are slowly taking the displaced fire victims into their facilities. As for the state of the building the conditions people were living in before the fire started, that is something that very well acould come upin a lawsuit from victims or their families. spencer a mediator hired by cook says the place was unhinhabitable when she did a walkthrough a few weeks ago. L...

Captain told his superiors, the building should be shutdown immediatley. Due to several hazards. Instead,the Building Owner was given more time to do repairs. steve tonight we have Team Coverage. Spencer blake heard from people impacted by the fire. And a possible lawsuit ahead. First ella sogominan is live and ella you just talked to the mayor. What exactly is she going to do . Weve heard this building now in ruins was the center of constant safety complaints before the fatal fire erupted so the oakland mayor tells us shes come up with a plan to combat a huge demand for fire inspection and a ...

Labor leaders and female construction workers had a message to the next generation of women considering the construction field: 'You're wanted.'

Victoria Waterman, the CEO of nonprofit Girls Inc. of Worcester is stepping down at the end of June after 11 years in the role.