That pipe bombs were for sale in an apartment along pennsylvania avenue in the city of gaming and surf. The potential was there these items could have been used to cause pretty mass destruction and havoc. Reporter residents say they saw police come to an upper floor apartment to see danielle demmers also known as daniel smith who had walk her dog here. Police say they bought from her enough material to make five pipe bombs, a high powered rifle with a scope and over 300 rounds of ammo. Its crazy. I mean, its only i wasnt hundred feet away from my job. Could have shot us. Could have blew this whole block up real quick. Reporter investigators say demmers advised undercover cops to put nails in the pipe bombs when he made the sale and also described himself. Survivalist had these items and recently we believe she need to do raise money to support some other habits that she had and was selling these items. Reporter also under arrest 31yearold nina house of margate for helping demmers. Poli
Elementary school under intense questioning by a parent, a building supervisor on monday night revealed, that various strains of mold have been known about for some time listen to the exchange. When did you know that there was a mold problem in our schools. January of this year. Reporter from the dozen hours after that, dramatic meeting there wasnt a soul to be found at holy glenn or williamstown middle school. No workers, nothing. Students claim that mold has been a issue at the middle school. It is in the library in the middle school, the showers, and right near the locker. Reporter good morning my name is joe, from Channel Three is the superintendent available. Reporter Eyewitness News spent the day tracking district officials not a single one as of this deadline responded to request for comment including all nine members of the school board this man is vicepresident for tti environmental the Company Responsible for preparing, the report on mold, at holy glenn. You gave us assurance
Spunt joins us live from the stat center and david, you spoke with people with local ties to in the middle of this fire storm. It is really a nightmare for them. The ground is dry. The wind relentless. Its peak fire season in california. The nukes are expected to rise. But those alive and accounted for are doing whatever possible to stay safe. The blaze is far from out and peoples lives and lively hoods are in a constant state of danger. Arm get en, gone. Reporter crews working 24 hours a day seven days a week, hospitals are on overload. Taking in victims. Two hospitals in santa rosa became news when smoke filled the buildings it was at that time that the Police Department came in and said drop everything. Go now. The Wine Industry is upsidedown. Native michael score zone is a wine maker in so he know ma county. He moved to the area 17 years ago to begin the business. The air quality is horrible. You cant see much install he cant get to several vine yards, this is one in the distance.
He came face to face with gunman this morning trying to rob him and he says an angel saved him. Tonight, hes telling his story from a hospital bed. Thank you for joining us at 11 coliseum lucy noland. That man was on his way to his job as a septa bus operator. When a man shot him. Our Dave Schratwieser is live at septa head quarter its. Dave this isnt the only Armed Robbery police are investigating in the area. Reporter theyre looking at a couple more lucy. Robert wouldnt gus is resting in the hospital awaiting surgery tomorrow morning to repair a fractured leg that was caused by this shooting. He says he was walking to work at 4am this morning when a gunman approached him, demanded his money and then shot him when he tried to get away. Im hanging in there. Everything is sore but iming in. From item tell University Hospital bed wounded septa bus operator spoke out tuesday night over the phone. Telling fox 29 how a would be article robber opened fire on him on his way to work. Demanded
Wine country. The scope of this destruction massive. And tonight, people from our area, who now call Northern California home share their stories with Eyewitness News. Good evening, im jessica dean. Im nicole brewer. Ukee washington is off. Hundreds of firefighters are struggling to contain one of the top five deadliest wildfire outbursts in california history. The flames killed at least 15 people and Authorities Say the death toll expected to rise. Nearly 300 people have been reported missing since wildfires started sunday. Flames have destroyed 2000 structures and many more are in danger. Eyewitness news david spunt joins us live from the stat center and david, you spoke with people with local ties to in the middle of this fire storm. It is really a nightmare for them. The ground is dry. The wind relentless. Its peak fire season in california. The nukes are expected to rise. But those alive and accounted for are doing whatever possible to stay safe. The blaze is far from out and peop