fox 10 news at 9:00 starts now. >> this has been by far the most painful experience ever. >> it's happened again, a warning tonight from a local man badly burned by a product many people use. good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. first on fox tonight, a man who is giving up vaping after a horrible experience. >> the battery in his e-cigarette exploded in his pocket, and it started a fire that burned his body, a danielle miller is live outside the arizona burn center where that man was treated. this is a pretty scary thought. >> absolutely, kari and john. you know, we see it so many times in the national media but right here in the valley with this man, now he did spend several hours here at the burn units for his treatment, and the majority of his left thigh had second-degree burns, and he's telling us tonight that he's actually stopping this vaping

you are about to see in this package might be a little graphic. >> this has happened, and this has been by far the most painful experience ever. >> reporter: september 5th was a typical day at work for shiloh, that was, he says, until a spare battery in his pocket for his e-cigarette exploded. >> i was walking behind the counter, going to help my boss with something, and i had fire coming out of my pants. it was like the flare. i didn't know what to do, so i kind of freaked out a little bit, and just started hitting my pants thinking it was going to go out. >> the man went straight to the burn unit for treatment. the fire burned through his pants, singed his hair and caused second degree burns. >> it was probably a little over 60 seconds that it was actually

>> the scars will most likely always remain. he says because of this incident, for him, ecigs are now a thinking of the past. >> after that experience, i would rather be safe and sorry, and especially being that i have got two little ones to watch out for. if i don't feel safe around it, i wouldn't want them to be around it. >> and he has been looking for an attorney to possibly seek some legal action here, but telling us that tonight he's having a little bit of trouble because every attorney he's spoken to says there is a lack of evidence, because the battery was completely burned. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> we are learning about a similar incident out of florida. this happened on a harry potter ride at universal studios in orlando. an e-cigarette exploded in someone's pocket, and a fireball shot out, hitting another rider, a teenaged girl who suffered

seven construction workers recovering tonight after getting hurt at a church they were working on in queen creek. and they were working on the roof of the heart pride church, all of this going down this afternoon when a truss gave way, and they fell some 16 feet to the ground. two workers suffered serious injuries. the pastor of the church posted a video message on facebook after the accident. >> we want to make sure we make this all about the workers, all about helping them and praying for them. and are going to be helping them way beyond today, no matter what happens, so be in prayer for those families. state safe investigators are trying to figure out what caused that truss to collapse. we are getting new details in a tragic story out of peoria where a five-month-old baby died after being left in a hot car for several hours. police say baby israel was 18-year-old garcia's nephew.

23-year-old monique avila were supposed to be watching the baby yesterday afternoon while the mother was at work, but police say the baby was left in the car for several hours, telling police that they simply forgot the baby in the vehicle. although it was a little bit cooler than it had been, the temperature inside that car reached nearly 105 degrees. >> that's heartbreaking because i have kids and i'm watching everything that they do. i have a 7-year-old, and i'm like, where is he at? where is my baby what is my baby doing? a five-month-old baby, i don't understand. >> in the meantime, the coworkers of the baby's mother set up a gofundme account to help the family with costs. we are learning more about a crash over the weekend that killed a 6-year-old boy. a man not even old enough to drink has been arrested in connection with case.

beers, and using cocaine in the hours leading up to that crash. it happened yesterday at 40th street and broadway. police say the 6-year-old boy who was killed was riding in the back of a truck bed with two other children when they were hit. the other two kids were okay. the caribbean and parts of florida are bracing for a very powerful storm headed their way, millions of people in the direct path of hurricane matthew. the storm hurricane. people in jamaica, haiti, cuba and the bahamas are battening down the hatches. >> this is what it looks like from space, nasa sending back the images from the international space station. and dave munsey has been tracking the hurricane. he joins us live with the latest. >> this has already been a category 5. it could back to being a category 5, especially when it gets over the bahamas. the water is very, very warm

flat land, so they would provide it certainly something to grow on. and then look how slow it's moving. here's miami right here. this is the area that it's going to be in on wednesday at 8:00 in the evening. the winds are predicted to be at 125 miles an hour at that time. they are 145 miles an hour it at this time. and you can kind of see the projected movement. turn to the left has really got everybody just a little bit nervous because they are wondering how much of a turn to right now, just skimming the shoreline here all up and down that eastern seaboard. they think that that may grab on in a few hours and come on shore. at this point in time, once again, these are computer models that are giving them this look, so as it starts to make its move, get a little bit closer, we are going to know more and more about this thing as things are happening. that's another dangerous thing about this. the slow movement is going to

we'll take a look at our full weather, coming up. a crown craze is sweeping the nation, but these costume characters are being used to prank and in some cases scare innocent people. from online threats that are closing schools to clown attacks occurring in broad daylight. >> he just kept squeezing and he said i should just go ahead and kill you now. >> rep victims are calling for help after they spot these circus performers lurking in the shadows. >> what is your emergency? >> there is a clown in the woods beside my house, a clown. >> reporter: and while clowns are supposed to make you happy, police across the country say these attacks are not funny. >> it's not something that's a laughing matter. it's not a game. >> reporter: from virginia to florida and even in arizona, no one can figure out what's behind the clown crime wave.

>> and it seems that these creepy clown stories are popping up everywhere. >> so how is it affecting the real clowns out there? we sent a reporter to find out, and she joins us live. steph? >> yeah, kari and john. this is almost starting to sound like urban folklore, and a local entrainment clown that i spoke with today says it is not funny at all, wasting time for law enforcement, but also hurting real clowns like herself, who are very passionate about what they do, dressing up for parties and bringing joy to kids life. kathy scott, or better known as sweet petunia when she is clowning running az clowns here in the valley. she doesn't like that her profession of more than 20 years is being used as a twisted way to scare and commit crimes.

>> reporter: but recent headlines paint a drastically different story about clowns, in addition to violent clown threats being called into schools, kids being chased, and in some cases, clowns trying to lure kids into the woods with candy. >> i would be nervous if i saw a clown right now with what's been going on with the weirdos. >> my friend told me she saw on clowns are at high schools, kinder through fifth school, and she told me that they are going to kill every school and stuff like that. >> reporter: here in the valley, two recent robberies involved criminals in clown masks. she worries about the entertainment industry amid this creepy clown fad and worries that they could be hurt. >> we don't want any harm to

they would stop. >> reporter: in fact, kathy tells me that when she was at parties this weekend, kids appeared to be a little bit standoffish. she had a couple of extra tricks for them to warm up to her, saying things like you're the good clown, not the bad one from tv, talking about clowns they have seen in the news trying to scare kids. here in phoenix, police say a dozen schools have been threatened, leading to the arrest of while kids think it's funny to get involved in this fad, it's obviously not being taken lightly by authorities. a mesa man accused of using facebook and uber to have a sexual relationship with an underaged girl. police say 19-year-old joseph lopez started communicating with a 14-year-old on facebook and on at least one occasion, police say he sent an uber to the

lopez was arrested during a traffic stop with the victim in the car with him at the time. he faces several charges including sexual abuse. state capitol is lit up purple tonight in honor of the beginning of domestic violence awareness month, governor doug ducey and many others gathering in downtown phoenix for tonight's event, which was hosted by the governor's office of youth, family and faith. domestic violence survivors also sharing their stories. >> the domestic violence is nondiscriminating, and all encompassing, reaching beyond our own stereotypes of what a victim is or looks like. domestic violence takes place in a domestic situation but is universal >> meanwhile, home depot is selling purple light bulbs at all of their arizona locations,

going to domestic violence prevention, arizonans encouraged to post using the hash tag lghting az purple. >> what's it like to be attacked by an angry grizzly bear? one man who lived to tell about shares his graphic video. why filling up their tank nearly emptied their bank account, why one couple lost nearly gas glitch. is it time for cardinals fans to panic? the team losing another home game, why they won't have time

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you're watching fox 10 news at 9:00. with john hook and kari lake. well, this is a rough weekend for arizona sports fans. the cardinals wondering if it's really time to hit the panic button after a devastating loss to the l.a. rams in an

sunday. >> that was tough. and turning to baseball, the diamondbacks, they are wrapping up a very disappointing season by cleaning house, two top managers fired today, and jude lacava joins us with what's next for both teams. fans just want a winner. >> t that's for sure. it's that simple, and especially in a town so that's competitive that wants a relevant sports team. two short years ago, chip hale emerged from a candidates as the new manager. he was as as tony larussa put it, the best candidate. today he was fired. owner kendrick says, quote, i want to redefine his role, so a search is on for a new gm for the hometown baseball team. as for the cardinals, rougher day losing to the rams, even rougher day for carson palmer. he is in the concussion protocol.

defensive linemen for the rams. watch the head whiplash to the ground, serious stuff, dazed of course and coming off the field. he would not return. drew stanton would replace him the rest of the way, could very well continue to play. he took most of the reps. carson palmer felt a little bit better today. here's bruce arians after practice on the status of his starting quarterback. >> yeah, he got better last night, and improved i talked to him last night and his wife, and, you know, like i said it's all up to the doctors. >> he's obviously a friend first and foremost and then a teammate, so his overall well-being is of the utmost concern for me. carson is a true professional, and so, you know, he's one of those guys that is going to do everything in his power to get ready to play whenever the next time comes. >> so if carson can't get back,

remember, it's a short week, going to play at san francisco thursday night. cards fans reeling after the 1-3 loss. when we return, we'll take a closer look at what it's going to take to win on the road against the niners. one day before donald trump visits arizona, look at what happens to his billboard. it's vandalized. how police are working to catch the culprit. night. how long is thisis ? with this level of engineering... it's a performance machine. with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomputer.

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your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. hi, everybody. boy, it's nice, isn't it, look at that, 72 degrees, we have winds out of the southwest at seven miles an hour, city looking pretty good tonight after a little cleansing over the weekend.

apache junction, 73 in chandler. in glendale we have 77 degrees right now. a little high pressure moving in, kind of pushing the moisture out. it's not really going to overwarm things. they will warm up a degree or two in a few days here. 86 degrees on the high right now or on the high today. at buckeye we had 84. in scottsdale, we had 83. other numbers would be 69 at prescott, 70 at payson, 73 in sedona, 86 degees tay bend, 88 degrees at yuma. 71 degrees at 10:00 and that temperature coming down throughout the night tonight, and then you will see as morning rises right in the low 60s, going to be a real good early morning, nice and chilly for you at 62 degrees. 86 degrees for the high today, 67 was this morning's low. 94 and 70 would be the normal high and low.

105, your record low at 49. as we get look here at the forecast highs tomorrow, the low 80s, mid-80s, even some 70s in the valley forecast. we do see 71 up at flagstaff, 63 at the grand canyon. it will be in the mid-60s at gila bend. and 90 degrees at yuma. at show low, 64 degrees. we have cold weather and we have snow mixing it up across montana and oregon as cold temperatures for overnight lows coming up in the 30s and 40s and that snow, they actually have a winter storm warning in montana. there's more, yeah, they have freezing rain coming down, but we are not done yet. they also have thunderstorms mixed in with all of that and you can see that storm system, watch it coming out of that area and then into the dakotas, that's a pretty good line of storms that we're dealing with right there. and then more showers up to two inches in some places across florida, and then one more look at matthew. matthew, of course, a hurricane

tip of cuba here and might take a shot at miami and up that eastern seaboard. look at the moisture they have had, inch and a half up in billings on the day today, other places getting some but not that much, billings really getting hit. overnight, 59 degrees, 82 degrees for tomorrow, lots of sunshine for you. those 80s hang on for a few days, and then we'll pop a 90 in for the weekend, but back to the 80s, and it's going to be back and fo 80s and 90s. watch your kids around water. >> i think fall is here officially. >> i think we have got it. >> it feels like sweater weather. >> so nice, so nice. still ahead tonight a spike in families trying to cross the southern border, why donald trump may have something to do with that. plus if you drive on the state 51, you might want to budget some extra time? >> to see kim kardashian? >> and we'll video of kim kardashian. maybe she's on the 51.

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steve krafft has the latest. >> black, because it was a billboard for donald trump, and somebody defaced it. skyfox over interstate 10 just past the interstate 17 split near sky harbor airport. a trump make america great again sign. as skyfox zooms in, you can see the work of vandals. the sign is covered in nazi swastikas. we counted about ten along the bottom of the billboard. trump backers are angry. >> it's one of these understand there's passion and emotion behind elections, but when people start to deface signs, they are taking away people's first amendment rights, when they deface billboards like this. >> the phoenix police are looking for whoever is responsible, the police bias squad involved. investigators say they hope for information to lead to someone's arrest. >> this is nothing short of cheating.

can to dismantle and disrupt elections in a way that is not issue-oriented and doesn't foster discussion. >> defacing campaign billboards or signs is against the law. steve krafft, fox 10 news. today, donald trump was campaigning in colorado, and he chose not to shy away from the "new york times" report that suggested he possibly avoided paying federal taxes for 18 years. trump addressed the issue criticizing the tax system in the u.s. meantime, the trump campaign says it will comply with the cease and desist order from the new york attorney general that asked the trump foundation to stop fund-raising. the democratic ag in that state says the foundation does not have the proper authorization to accept donations. clinton is dealing with her

comments she made about bernie sanders and his supporters. in leaked audio, mrs. clinton called sanders' proposals false promises. donald trump is returning to arizona tomorrow for a campaign stop in prescott at the prescott valley events center. it starts at 11:00 a.m. tickets are available free on donald trump's website, and we will be streaming the rally live on fox news now. first and only vice presidential debate this season, mike pence and tim kaine square off at a 90-minute debate at longwood university in farmville, virginia, and you can watch it right here on fox 10 beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the border battle, an alarmi alarming spike in the number of families caught at the u.s.

according to immigrants, there is one big reason why so many families are making the run for the border right now. call it the trump effect. >> we have an election going on, and the world follows this election. >> immigrants say smugglers are now using republican presidential nominee as a marketing tool throughout mexico and central america. their pitch, get to the u.s. before the wall goes up. >> we don't know where these folks are headed. they tell us they are headed to a certain address, but there is no way for >> agents are diverting from their official duties, raising serious national safety concerns. at the height of the crisis in 2014, the total of family units taken into custody at the southwestern border was more than 66,000. as of last month, it was already well passed that. at more than 68,000. this has volunteers working double time at a church in the border community of mccallum

opportunity to clean themselves up, get a shower, clean clothing, hygiene items. >> they say they are helping anywhere from 100 to 200 immigrants every day. many come here to get on their feet once i.c.e. releases them and they await their immigration court hearings. >> they need our help, so we need to be able to not turn our backs on them. >> reporter: the feds say this has nothing to do with lack of compassion but argue opening our doors to everyone is a slope. >> we have to give them the big boy rules and hope they are telling us the truth. >> reporter: the families being caught trying to cross into the u.s. are happening all along our southern border but the epicenter happens to be texas, where two thirds of the apprehensions are taking place. reality star kim kardashian is back in the united states tonight following what her representatives are calling a brazen attack in paris over the

paris, five armed men disguised as police broke into kardashian's flat, tied her up and then fled with more than $10 million in jewelry, as well as her purse and cell phone. kardashian was in paris for fashion week and was all alone in the flat when the attack occurred, but she made no secret about her trip to the french capitol by posting almost hourly updates on social media sites, and even showing some of her jewelr some experts believe her social media presence is what made her such an yeegz target. >> her connection is snapchating, immigrati instagra she's made her millions of dollars. the security has to be wrapped around that business model. >> tmz is also reporting that authorities in kim's camp are questioning why her bodyguard was not with her at the time of

says she is badly shaken emotionally and physically but not harmed. it was a busy week for arizona's grumpy cat, one of kari's closest friends. >> one of my only friends, john. >> the cat, whose real name is tartar sauce, will live on in wax at grumpy cat posed with several former u.s. presidents, teddy roosevelt, and made her way for a curtain call at the musical cats. >> we knew her when. >> before she was immortalized in wax. after hiking all week last

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truck. then he drove himself to the hospital. doctors say, amazingly, no permanent damage was done and he will recover. you may experience some longer wait times while trying to get on to state route 51 because a.d.o.t. is testing red lights at the entrance ramps right now. that project will affect drivers only in the northbound lanes for the next three weeks, so the on-ramps going northbound, that's where you're going to see this. the new technology will adjust the amount of time that traffic will wait at those they will only wait a few seconds longer, but a.d.o.t. is hoping that the project will actually let the flow of traffic work better and shorten the commute in the future. >> what will happen is the ramp meter lights will adjust to the traffic on the highway, and that's determined by what we call loop detectors that are in the highway that find out how many vehicles or the overall load on the freeway and the speed of the freeway. that information gets to the metering system, and if the

might -- will hold traffic a little bit longer. >> yeah. so if it's really busy out there, the waits on the on-ramps might be a little bit longer just to keep the flow of traffic a little more manageable. a.d.o.t. says they are going to test this technology in the southbound lanes of 51 in the near future. this next store would put a lump in anyone's throat. imagine filling up your car with gas and getting a $10,000 charge on your credit card bill. that's exactly what happened to a >> that's how it felt a few years ago when it was four bucks. >> every time you filled up? >> yeah. >> close to 10,000, but not quite. >> no. >> it happened to a family in ft. myers florida. when they tried to use the same credit card the next day, their card was declined and they were told that they were over their limit. when they checked out their

$9,934.36, from the gas station, and when they checked the receipt, they realized they had been charged for more than 27,000 gallons of gas. >> it was shocking. it stemmed from a glitch in his gas pump, and he just wouldn't ever own up to the fact that he was wrong. >> wow. >> oops. >> there had to be other victims of the same problem, right? >> this is bad for valero, right? >> it's bad for that gas station. they cancelled their two weeks after getting customer service involved. the money was put back in the account but there was a lot of headaches involved. if you think you're addicted to your e-mail, you're not alone, a new survey showing seven in 10 white dollar workers check while watching tv, and almost half check while taking care of business in the

detox. career website just named corporate recruiter the best position for folks looking for a work life balance. attention online shoppers, facebook is launching a new feature called marketplace, allowing users to buy and sell things with other users, a direct challenge to ebay and craigslist. a big catch for outdoor pro shops, buying cabela's, owning 180 stores with more than 40,000 employees. great wake up weather, some of it a little chilly, if you're bakiiing we look at 60 at gila bend, and

56 overnight, 57 at surprise, 55 in ahwatukee, and at cave creek 58 degrees. and heading off to school, getting up early in the morning? what's it going to be like? 59 degrees, we are going to be clear. it will be a little bit cooler. later in the day, however, we'll warm nicely into the low 80s. we'll have more weather coming up in the next hour. >> my goodness. unbelievable. >> low 80s? wow, perfect. >> sweater weather out there. next, in talkback, what you're wearing could affect your sex life, and no it's not what you're thinking. this has to do with the materials. this has to do with the materials. a hollywood what is driving performance? it's not a weekend hobby.

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coming up tonight at ten... what really happened behind the scene's of what really happened behind the scenes of donald trump's reality show the apprentice. we are going to hear from former cast members and crew members. >> did he comment on women who clearly he found sexually attractive? yes? and is your doctor a democrat or a republican? you may want to find out how your doctor's political views

tonight on fox 10 news at 10:00. but now it's time for tonight's talker. >> first up, you're a famous actor, 22, beautiful, got the world by the tail? apparently not according to dakota fanning. she says that she finds dating in general horrific. she says that we have to sit there and ask these questions and pretend to eat a meal. it just feels so stiff. i would prefer to meet someone, that way we know they are most likely not a freak. >> well, you know know with the freak part. i agree, back in the day when i was dating, it felt like a job interview sometimes. >> yes, and you're telling the story over and over as you're going out on different dates. that's a bit draining. >> i would niend my job as a reporter was very helpful because i could get through and ask questions and make small

almost over? i need to get home. >> right. it's time for the next segment. got to go. all right they might not be fashionable john, but are polyester pants bad for you? a swedish researcher dressed rodents in polyester, cotton and wool clothing, to determine what effect polyester would have on their sexual activity, and turns out that americans wore en masse during the sexual revolution of the '70s is bad for your sex life. >> it's not true, baby! >> the possible cause, the electrostatic charge could be bad for the rodents. how that works in humans is unknown. did you wear polyester back in the day? >> at some point i am sure i

what rodents did to humans? maybe just men. >> the rats you are thinking? >> yes. >> the polyester so comfortable that you could stretch and maybe not good for the sex life, but yoga pants, are they polyester? >> maybe. i don't know. i don't wear yoga pants. but tell burt reynolds that. he would not buy okay. we have finished, your turn to talk back, we have posted the topics on our facebook pages, john hook fox 10. >> and kari lake fox 10. one month into the season, for questions than answers for the arizona cardinals. what has to happen on the short week for bruce arians as they get set for thursday night in san francisco, plus sweeping changes today for the arizona diamondbacks, so what happens

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you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava in hd. well, the arizona cardinals are not following the script in this highly anticipated season. the team was fallen to a 1-3 record, so today the media

chance to sort out what needs to be fixed with head coach bruce arians. >> from the 37-yard line, he just throws it as far as he can, and there wasn't even a cardinal in sight. >> come to work. just lead by example. they need any talking. you know, you need to show up to work and guys will follow you. >> coach arians disappointed, his offense averaging 30 points a game last year, yesterday his team failed to get into the end zone >> if you get a yard enough on a run, you probably run it again, but dave decided to bolt out the back door, we don't get anything and actually lose a half yard, i think, and at that point in time we had what i thought was a very good pass called and didn't hit it. >> arizona has failed to close late in game. >> winning would help a bunch. it's a matter of getting that

each team is different, stopping a drive, making a tackle, make a field goal and go into overtime and let the offense win the game. vikings hosting the giants, how about bradford finding rudolph, this vikings team going 4-0, defense outstanding, getting the job done as well. how about mckinnon, touchd bradford, by the way, 26-36, 232 yards, intercepted manning once and held the giants rushing attack to 78 yards. sweeping changes today for the dbacks. owner ken kendrick, fired field manager chip hale and general manager dave stewart, who did not go quietly into the night. dave stewart tweeting, i'm kind of relieved, i have got better things to do. can you say bitter? no question about that.

look, let's look at what happened this year, 69 wins, 93 losses, 22 games back. how about it, though, two years ago tony larussa said this is the best man for the job, chip hale will manage again in the big leagues, as for dave stewart, he can go back to his sports agency and handle the contracts of a number of major league baseball players. what happens to tony larussa? in the words of the chief are going to redefine his role. zack greinke, a sub par move that didn't really materialize, the shelby miller deal an issue all season. derrick hall on what happens next for the new general manager, who most likely will have clout over the whole

new manager. >> we envision a general manager that will have the responsibilities of player personnel and making those decisions, so it's a process that will begin quickly. it's not one that we are going to want to comment on. and i remember being here just a few years ago saying we are looking for someone to be in this role for a long time, and here we are, keep in mind that is obviously the goal here. >> from melvin to hinch to burns to towers to another change, continuity stability is something this ownership group is continuing to search for in the long term, as derrick hall just suggested. we'll kind of keep an eye on what happens as the gm search begins, and in all likelihood, it could be an analytics type that may come from one of the bigger organizations in

sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school in massachusetts. a boarding school rife with abuse. probably shouldn't have. this isn't about abuse or neglect, because none of this was found. except these records show the state found it, students and parents testified about it, and a judge ordered it to stop. the cornering, the sheeting, i didn't know how to live and function as a normal human being. i'll end with that, thank you so much.

back with more on sports in 20 minutes. we'll see you in about 20. here's kari lake with fox 10 news at 10:00. fox 10 news at 10:00 starts now. >> electronic cigarettes are supposed to be safer, way to get your nicotine fix, but for one valley man that was not the case. he tells us his ecig battery exploded in his pocket, giving him third-degree burns. fox 10's danielle miller joins us live tonight with the story. danielle? >> yeah, kari, this man spent several hours here at the burn unit for treatment. the majority of his left thigh suffered second degree burns, and just a warning here, some of the photos you are about to see

>> it was honestly like a flare stuck in my pocket when it ignited and discharged. my whole -- i lost half of my pant leg completely from the burn. >> september 5th was a typical day at work for shiloh. that was, until he says a spare battery in his pocket for his e-cigarette exploded. >> i was walking behind the counter, going to help my boss with something, and i had fire coming out of my pants. it was like the flare. i didn't know what to do, so i kind of freaked out a little bit and just started hitting my pants, like thinking it was going to go out. >> he went straight to the burn unit for treatment. the fire burned through his pants, singed his hair, and caused second degree burns. >> it was probably a good little over 60 seconds that it was actually on in my pocket on f fire, and it did quite a bit of damage afterwards.