Going now to fox5 Jennifer Davis live on the scene with the latest. Jennifer, good morning. Good morning, guys, good news, firefighters have helped all the occupants of this townhouse here in the bethesda area on sangmore road out. You can see theres an extremely large fire response. Im joined by pete barring ger. Talk to me about why so many people here and what you saw when you got here. This is typical response two story duplex type of Apartment Fire second floor extended to attic. When firefighters got here there was fire showing. Of course this time of the morning you never know what the human response would be. We had to assist anybody out of the building nobody was rescued per se they need add signature answer. Cause of the fire under investigation. Well have a couple families displaced maybe 7, 10 people in total. Good thing is no injuries. But, again, fairly response but in the meantime, we still have fire out and under control. No firefighter injuries or civilian injuries but
We say a c. H. P. Vehicle truck so perhaps it is now normalized. The richmondsan rafael tolls show a few cars piling in and when you make it across you are only going to take seven minutes to get to the north bay. Thank you, hail, 6 01 and now the historic visit to the United States, this morning, pope francis is preparing to address congress and here is a look at washington, dc, to o, where people have gathered outside the Capitol Building and the pope is expected to arrive there in the hour. We showed you the motorcade getting ready to take off. Our anchor ama daetz is in washington, dc with her producer joins us on the phone. Good morning. Good morning from the capitol. We are standing outside the building. [ inaudible ] we are seeing indications that the popemobile will be arriving. [ inaudible ] we are having a hard time hearing you. The signal is breaking up. Right new we continue to look at pictures of the Washington Mall and the monument and all language, people are waiting to
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