With me regularly. And so here we are today. Reporter after each fire, the building was all boarded up but people got in each time. The cause of the fire is under investigation. But gallo told me there was a fight between two groups at the property and one group ticked the other out. Gallo says the evicted group apparently came back and started the fire. The councilman says the building is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places which is added to the challenges in deciding the future of the building. Now, ironically, a west Oakland Baptist church had recently offered to buy the building for 300,000. Far below market value. They will discuss the proposal in april. Henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. Does it look like the building is a total loss . It looked like there was some left but are they saying its a total loss. Reporter its destroyed. What was left of it after the boards have been up were taken down not much left inside. Thank you, henry lee. On ktvu. Com well post the latest
Good evening, im elaine quijano. Severe storms killed at least four people this weekend in the south. A wave of storms from texas to canada unleashed floods, devastating wind, lightning, hail, and tornadoes. A week of heavy rain and melting snow has caused flood emergencies in several states. And the threat is expected to continue into the week. Heres tony dokoupil. Reporter scenes of destruction like this motel shredded by a possible tornado in North Eastern arkansas dotted the central and Southern United States this weekend. thunder as pounding rains, rising rivers and at least eight possible tornadoes ravaged the country. The roof of this home near bowling green, kentucky, caved in, killing a 79 year old woman. It was located in the kitchen part of the house. Reporter when the ohio river swelled to nearly three times its normal level in louisville, kentucky, and spilled its banks further north where cincinnati, ohio, recorded one of its wettest days on record. Just over the state li
Circuit Judge Carol-Lisa Phillips, in a ruling posted Wednesday, said a jury should decide whether fired Broward County Deputy Scot Peterson displayed a "wanton and willful disregard" for the students and teachers safety.