They still may not be able to determine the cause of this fire that several weeks of work to do once they leave the scene and have indicated it is possible like myth many fires even after all the sort reporter lapine is from utah. This was his first visit to the warehouse on this cold wet friday morning. Sot tc my wife stayed in the hotel i t was too much. Lapine took many pictures of the warehouse on this day. Sot tc when i get old i want to remember this place. Lapine says his son moved to the bay area 2 years ago and was extremely happy sott c he was here with a friend who also died. Lapine says he understands an investigation is necessary but for him sot tc i have no ill will, it is just a tragedy. Lapine says while in town he and edmonds step sisters will be going to the mortuary, and then eventually home. Sot tc i will share the ashes and then try and start my life over again. I wish i had said to him so mucht that i will never be able to do thats what is sad. In oakland, te and
After a fire ravaged the oakland warehouse. All 36 victims have been found and identified. Now the big question that remains is what caused this enormous loss . Kron 4s Ella Sogomonian is live at the scene where federal investigators are working into the night for an answer. Ella what do we know so far . Right now investigators continue to examine all electrical devices in the room they believe the fire first erupted by digitally mapping the warehouse. Reporter 36 lives perished in the oakland warehouse fire that served as sanctuary for bay area artists. Those who have lost a loved one continue to visit this site for themselves. Bob lapine traveled from utah. He lost his son Edmond Lapine in the fire. Bob lapine, lost son to fire we just wanted to come and get closure ourselves just to see and i wanted to have memories. Now that all victims have been identified the complete focus of the investigation has shifted to a question that lingers what started this fatal fire . A refridgerator
This is a live look at Storm Tracker four radar. And a live look outside at San Francisco. Mostly dry for now. But make sure you have the umbrella ready for the weekend. Good evening im steve aveson. And im catherine heenan. Steve is right get ready for some fairly heavy rain. Meteorologist Brittney Shipp is standing by in the weather center. With the latest on the timing of what we can expect. Make sure you have the free kron4 mobile app. To help you get through the storm this weekend. Be the first to know about severe traffic and weather in your area. Well keep you updated through breaking news push alerts. Tonight marks one week since the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. Today city officials officially r the identities of people what caused the tragedy . Tonight it appears that federal investigators are getting closer to an answer. Today they officially ruled out a refrigerator that was being looked at. Kron 4s Ella Sogomonian is live at the scene tonight. Where friends and Fam
Hello and welcome to update news. Im amanda del castillo and im bentli bejan. Thanks for joining us. Update news has learned that over half of the emergency telephones. With a direct connection to police are out of order. And at this point no one in charge of this Vital Network of blue light poles can tell us when theyll be fixed. Tim vantress is following the story. Hes on campus for more, tim . These blue lights have been around for over a decade, providing instant contact with the police in case something goes wrong. But now. About one out of every two of these lifelines are not working. This is just one of the 12 blue light phones on campus. That are not working. Upd works with campus staff to monitor the 23 blue lights to keep them up and running. But Media Relations director Pat Lopes Harris says the poles are aging and they take beating from wet weather. Over time, there is definitely wear and tear, there is definitely changes in technology. Our campus has tried very hard to kee
In the second consecutive year of its return post-COVID, Cardinal Nights is one of the University’s key programs for school-sponsored social events in a time when social life is a major student issue.