of firefighters here responding to this fire. it seems as though they have it under control yet you could still smell a lot of the smoke that was moving through the area here right now on washington street between franklin and gough huge presence behind me here as you can see they re still working on spring out any sort of hot spots that are in the area here. water continues to out run down the street from one of the hillier parts of the city here in pacific firefighters have been sort of moving out of this area but as you can see from earlier before a lot of viewers have been sending us and video of a what broke out here i just a short while ago a lot of viewers giving us different perspectives of not only seeing the flames shooting up from a down below at the ground level but also a number of people that were also sharing some videos of the smoke. from buildings that were next from what we understand this a fire broke out in a garage area. right now it s not being reported
standoff started and police will not say if there are any hostages in the house. also at 11:00, new questions are swirling about the trump administration s collections to moscow. good morning, i m vai sikahema. and i m tracy davidson. president trump is renewing his attack on the media as the controversy grows over his administration s connections with russia. the president tweeted this morning the fake news media is going crazy with their conspiracy theories and blind hatred. another tweet, the real scandal here is that classified information is illegally given out by intelligence like candy. very un-american. national reporter edward lawrence has more on the new evidence linking the president s campaign to russia. reporter: who knew what when? familiar questions being asked now of the trump administration following the resignation of national security adviser michael flynn. congressional investigations are pending. i see him coming before us and testifying if that c
this is a huge skanlds. no word from the trump administration tonight. live in the breaking news center, i m brandon hudson, nbc 10 news brsh. and this news comes after russian spy ship was spotted off the delaware coast. a defense official tells the associated press that the ship has been operating in international waters. in the meantime, news revelations involving national security advisor mike flynn. the justice department alerted president trump weeks ago that flynn misled the vice president about his phone call with russia s ambassador. flynn had insisted he had not discussed sanctions prior to the inauguration. the president was informed by the doj on january 26th that flynn was not truthful, but vice president pence wasn t told until 15 days later. by then the vice president had gone on tv to defend flynn. we got to a point not based on a legal issue, but based on a trust issue with a level of trust between the president and general flynn had eroded to the poi
arrested by immigration agents. in an exclusive, cameras caught them leading a man with shackled feet into ice headquarters. short time later also escorted a woman into the building. last night talked to new sanctuary movement came out to protest the arrest. that sends a real wave of terror through the community. when our colleagues reach out, they said yesterday s actions were just business as usual and was not an upting in arrests in philadelphia. following yesterday s ice arrest, philadelphia mayor jim kenny put out this sweet saying felly is thriving because of immigrant community. new castle county woman forced her money from the atm. authorities say on monday might she was getting out of her car at the top of the hill apartment complex when a masked man pointed a gun at her and shoved her in an suv. drove to a nearby atm. punched the victim before letting her go. got an e-mail alert from the management. somebody s mom or daughter, that wouldn t want that done
no red flags that such a thing would happen. reporter: the department was unaware of issues with the home or anyone lived there. there were things that indicated it was vacant. it was boarded up, back taxes are owed on the property. those are usual indications of a house that is. the couple told us they took over the property after a relative died. the roof was in desperate need of repair and say they tried to fix the problem with tarps. i knew it wasn t going to work. reporter: the exact cause of the collapse has yet to be determined but a handyman has his own ideas. when it s cold, then it retracts and it came down. reporter: two things they are focusing on, what caused the house to collapse and who owns it. meantime, the red cross is assisting nine people including the couple we interviewed with housing and in the meantime they tell us that someone should be down here tomorrow to demolish the rest of the property. pamela os important for nbc 10 news. ne