at today s eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. he didn t gain any tax advantages from having investments in the cayman eye bands, bermuda, then show us. show the american people. tax questions dog the romney campaign. release the tax returns tomorrow. it s crazy. you take the hit for a day or two. if this were the early rounds a boxing match, romney is on the ropes and obama is throwing all the punches. many people looking at the campaign so far and saying there s an effort to tear down your opponent and make him unacceptable. secretary of state hillary clinton is in israel this morning after her first visit to egypt. protesters threw shoes, water bottles and tomatoes at clinton s motorcade in alexandria last night. egypt is working to free two americans held hostage by tribesmen. lightning, blamed in the deaths of two people in texas. the heat wave making drought conditions worse rivaling the infamous dust bowl of the 1930s. i don t think there s any sa
everyone can see a thunderstorm across the area. we re looking at the city cam now and it is starting to get pretty dark out there. we ll show you again really blossoming mostly out to the west. we saw a big storm over the south. northern baltimore county, a cell along the pennsylvania maryland line. another cell popped up near woods burrow and this will slide through union bridge in windsor. these are slow moving storms so there could be flash flooding concerns with some of these. this cell may make it into the city limits over the next 45 minutes. slow moving storms could produce lightning but there could be flash flooding for the course of the evening. if you re making away to the bay bridge, that takes you out to the eastern shore and pop-up showers and storms. we re showing a decent amount of lightning there. another cell may drop into baltimore counties through the rest of the evening. that shows you the future scan and continuing to see these cells popping up through
were destroyed here in the 100 block of boutwell in the bay view in san francisco. 20 people were displaced. a woman had to run screaming from her home, grabbed her parents and dog and that was it, heard crackling noise, and ran. the red cross is on its way to help. pg&e also on its way out to help firefighters and turn the power off and keep everyone safe. firefighters tell us it was a huge fire. let s hear from the battalion chief part of the third alarm on this four alarm fire. it was huge. the building destroyed, closure building destroyed. bravo probably can be rebuilt it has destroyed two houses maybe even a third. reporter: that was the chief richard mcgee. we are just now arriving. the fire started at 3:00, it is now under control. several more firefighters and others at the scene we want to talk to. we expect to have more information as our newscast continues so stay with us as we stay on this developing story. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. san jose fire investiga
his door because there s no more or nothing that could replace my son. reporter: police tell wjz they want to be thorough and it does take more time because an officer is involved. because he was not on duty at the time the incident occurred, we have to look at the facts and determine whether he was acting in his capacity as an officer or not. reporter: mrs. brown says she no longer has faith in the department and wants federal authorities to step in. the state s attorney issue as statement saying although it can be frustrating to all involved, thorough investigations take time to do the job prommerly we cannot rush the process. that s not enough for me. now this is where i draw the line. reporter: police say there s no timetable for the investigation, the officer is on paid routine administrative leave. this is a very serious matter, and it s not something that can be turned around overnight. reporter: my son has been put to rest and yet, nothings done. repor
this is wjztv, wjzhd and wjz.com, baltimore. from the cities to the counties to your neighborhood. now, it s complete coverage. it s wjz, maryland s news station. calls for charges one week after a teenager dies in the hands of off duty police officer. the boy s family wants answers. the investigation and response from local leaders. hello i m vic carter. here s what people are talking about. high school athlete family are demanding answers. that officer has not been charged with a crime. live and joins the family and friends tonight as they gather to honor him. reporter: while loved ones came together to celebrate brown s life, they want to make sure this case does not get swept under the rug. an out pouring of emotions as family and friends gathered at randalls town high school. it was here that the 17-year-old excelled before being killed last week during an altercation with an off duty police officer he s a great kid. infectious smile, great heart . ru