of claremont middle school. the damage happened inside the cafeteria which is separate from the rest of the school. beyond the yellow tape. within the pahour school officials announced they will be open tomorrow. >> reporter: firefighters got the call before 2:00 a.m. this morning. flames engulfed the cafeteria and shot through the roof. >> we had heavy fire from one side of the building. on the interior. when crews made entry the fire extended up into the attic. >> reporter: firefighters kept the fire contained but as the photographs show the cafeteria is in ruins. in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. . >> most of the equipment is ruined. we won't be able to use it again. >> reporter: firefighters are calling the fire suspicious and unusual. they don't know how the fire started but there is evidence that someone tried to put it

out and they say there are signsf a break in -- signs of a break in. >> the first company found one of the doors was opened to the cafeteria which leads us to believe someone got in before us. >> school is closed today for president's day. the district is evaluating whether it is safe to turn on the power and water. the district does have a plan to ensure the students get their lunches. >> for this week we will deliver cold lunches from another site and then starting next week, february 23 we will deliver hot meals at oakland high school. >> reporter: people came by to have a look through the fence. >> if it is arson is very upsetting. >> reporter: and once again school will be open tomorrow. >> rob roth live in oakland. thank you. the brutal isis video

released this weekend outraged egyptian christians. war planes carried out air strikes in targets at libya. according to egypt the strikes hit camps, training sites and weapons storage areas. 40-50 people were also killed. >> egypt reserves the right of retaliation. with the methods and timing it sees fit from retribution. >> many travel to libya for work in despite of the risk. in the bay area there are four churches in concord, hayward, pleasanton and san jose. ktvu's cristina rendon is live now with reaction from one of the priests. >> reporter: the priest says today was hard to talk to the

youth about what happened but he says there is something to learn from the barbaric actions. he says some are outraged over the innocent lives losts. they have lost. the way the -- lost. the way the killings were done is disturbing. he says the 21 men died as martyrs and many children started to cry while they prayed this morning. >> not easy. especially the kids who saw the video. and we spoke for the families. sad for this unhuman actions. but we are proud for this u.s. and for our church that teach them how to be strong. >> reporter: pope francis spoke out saying they were assassinated just for being christian. he is blad the pope is standing -- glad the pope is standing

with them. they make up 10% of egypt's population. heather holmes will have more reaction from members tonight at 10:00 p.m. a new report says cyber hackers stole a billion dollars from banks around the world. one of the biggest bank breaches ever. a cyber security group says the hackers got into the system and sent an e-mail from one bank employee to the other. the person who opens it unleashes malware into the bank computer system, it records key strokes, screen shots and other bank information and sends it back to the hackers and they use that information to steal money from the bank. they would limit the theft to $10 million before move on to another -- moving on to another

bank. >> they would change balance so -- change the balance in the account. they would up the amount and transfer it out. >> because of non-disclosure agreements the banks have not been named although the report indicates 30 of the banks are in the united states. 2 investigates uncovers holes in a safety net for the poor people. they are supposed to help keep the lights and the heat on but ktvu's eric rasmussen reports not everyone is getting the help. >> 2 investigates discovered there are some parts of the state that did not use all of the money they received last year. two month ago we -- months ago we heard from a man who was approved for assistance.

a retired engineer who tell on -- fell on hard times. he acted 2 investigates after he received a frustrating follow up notice from the agency that was supposed to help him. >> they said they ran out of money. you are not getting paid. period. >> reporter: it turns out the funding had been declanning for several -- [ audio difficulties ] -- declining for several -- [ audio difficulties ] >> reporter: there is not nearly enough to go around. by the states' estimate, 7% of all the people eligible for assistance get the help they need. what we didn't expect to find is that some agencies aren't using all of the funds -- using all of the funds they get each year. we will have more tonight at 10:00 p.m. three members of congress are weighing in on a large medical marijuana dispensary in oakland. they are in a battle with the federal government that wants

it to shut down. but they say the justice department is breaking the law. they say it is using federal funds to block state medical cannabis laws in violation of a law that was passed last year. they serve 150 medical marijuana patients. the place many go in the bay area to get away was packed today with people who all had the same idea. ktvu's noelle walker found out, the road less traveled didn't live up to its name. >> a visit to mure woods usually costs $7. today it is free. >> people feel they won the lottery. [ laughter ]

>> announcer: is a chance -- >> reporter: it is a chance to get up close to nature and marvel at skyscrapers. . >> one. two. three. >> reporter: that aren't made of concrete and steel. the beauty has always been a draw but after a lull attendance is on the upswing again. and they don't need a free day to do that. >> her husband has to walk about a mile down the road to get the car to come back. >> reporter: traffic on the two lane road outside looks more like a freeway. the lots were full early. parking space, only for a lucky few. >> we prayed to the parking god. >> reporter: just down the

street a busy free week is a money making opportunity. >> we made $56. >> reporter: the traffic outside their home -- >> it is getting worse and worse. >> people are waiting for two hours to get to this spot. >> the price of construction with a free ticket to get away from it all. noelle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. gas prices are going up again. cities in california took the top 25 spots for the most expensive gas. san francisco is the most expensive city to buy gas. honolulu is the only other u.s. city where gas is more expensive. they blame the prices on a bump in crude oil prices with slow downs. the national average is $2.25 a gallon. in the last month it had dropped $2.02 a gallon. in california the average price

is $2.79 a gallon. it dropped to $2.43 a few weeks ago. that is a 36-cent difference. coming up, the labor secretary is heading to the bay area right now to help mediate an agreement in the port labor battle. >> a drive in theater is facing criticism for showing a kids movie next to the "fifty shades of grey" movie. >> after the break, we had very, very warm day. record warmth yesterday. it is warm and it will continue to warm around here. i will let you know how warm for your bay area tuesday.

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president obama headed back towashington, d.c. today but not -- to washington, d.c. today but not before golfing in southern california. he left before 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. during his visit the president played a lot of golf and signed a memorandum regarding rules for drones. he flew into palm springs after leaving the bay area friday. with the supreme court poised to decide in favor of federal gay marriage this year's pride weekend could be one of the biggest ever. it may come as a surprise one of its festivities has been canceled. they decided to cancel pink saturday due to increased challenges, including large crowds and certains about safety. they may -- concerns about safe. they said they may bring it back. >> when is it going to end

after being hit with another blizzard. buffalo 2 degrees. pittsburgh 12 degrees. philadelphia it is 16 degrees. more from boston now, where it is also 16 degrees. >> reporter: massive piles of snow line the streets of boston. cars, buses and people forced to share smaller slices of roads. sunday's storm dumped a foot on the already blanketed city. >> we had 7.5 feet of snow. 7.5 feet of snow since january 23. 96.3 inches. which puts us in the number two category of all time snow in the history of boston. >> subzero cold put them in a deep chill. causing problems for crews at this building fire. the spray freezing on power lines. new york's fountain in a block of ice and people are bundling

up. >> wearing two layers. two layers. >> reporter: mist west states feeling the chill. tennessee 15 inches of snow in kentucky. and north carolina's governor declaring a state of emergency ahead of wintery conditions there. >> our goal like last year is to be over prepared and hopefully underwhelmed by the store. conditions will vary across the state. >> reporter: asking for patients as the digging continues out and more storms are on the way. fox news. >> the contrast between the two coasts is remarkable. today my daughter went swimming while they are shoveling snow. >> you can't realize what you have but the minute you move away from california -- [ talking at the same time ]

>> h don't move. don't move -- don't move. don't move. i worked in minneapolis for a few weeks. it was something. the temperatures, record warmth yesterday and the cold bast east, it is tie -- back east, it is tied together. the jet stream is the river of air in the upper atmosphere. the high pressure goes over us. dips down. notice correlations between the cool air and where the jet stream is? of course. the warmer air is underneat the jet stream. and this trough, the air blows cool air in from the northern regions. jet stream is just -- that is the jet stream. the warm air and the cool air,

the division between the two. that is the idea. for us the jet stream is going to the north. that is why we are so warm. it is why they are so cold in the east. there is something different today. the coastal fog returned. stop it up here. fades out a little bit. you get the image. fog along the coast. visibility is poor. this is what we might see in the spring months. fog at the coast. shouldn't make it far inland tonight but it will be there. in the morning, great highway, pacifica, half moon bay you will bump into the fog. 71 right now in concord. tomorrow more minor cooler. cooler tomorrow. the monitor with the fog, can i show that? sorisy. there -- sorry. there is a great shot of the fog over san francisco. look at that.

you see the pyramid. the bay bridge. a ton of fog right at the coast. making things cool out there. and changing how you do business. at the beach. couple days ago -- come back. couple days ago we were -- yesterday. jackets. flip-flops. clouds come back in. the forecast through time, cooler tomorrow. not bad. stays in this range. there is rain in the forecast, we will keep our eyes on that. thank you for doing that. [ laughter ] >> anyway. just get ready for more warm weather. there are chances for rain coming up down the road. that is the next thing we will talk about. >> boston is on the verge of getting as much snow in the past month than chicago gets all year. >> crazy. i know, talk about boston, the second -- [ talking at the same

time ] >> goes back. a long time. >> incredible. >> thank you. new figures are out on homicides inside prisons in california. the inmates most at risk to be killed behind bars. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, new information about a security guard who was shot and killed on the job. >> he jumped in front of my son to save his life. in my eyes he is a hero. >> how he is being remembered tonight. >> new developments in the search for his killer. also the glitch that prevented hundreds of thousands of people to sign up for health insurance. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

a strong earthquake off the coast of nupan triggered can concern -- japans triggered concerns of a tsunami. the 6.8 earthquake was felt 430 miles away. people have been warned a tsunami is expected to hit the coast and some people have been evacuated. there are two nuclear raters in the area but all -- reactors in the area but all 48 have been offline. new information emerging from denmark into the terror investigation of two deadly attacks over the weekend. the suspect was released from

jail two weeks ago and may have been radicalized behind bars. twotwo accomplices have been arrested. >> reporter: thousands of people filled filled the streets of copenhagen to honor the victims of two deadly terror attacks. police say a 22-year-old man opened fire on a cafe killing a filmmaker. then he attacked a synagogue where he gunned down a security guard. police are trying to find more information about what the suspect did between the shootings. >> we asked witnesses to get in touch with us if you have information about his whereabout. >> reporter: many are garthing to mourn the victims -- gather to mourn the victims. they say it was comforting to see so much support from the

community. >> there were extremely -- shocked to see how many people came. all the flowers overwhelmed them. difficult time for everyone. >> the government is taking action to protect jewish strikes. they were attacked last month. >> 10s of thousands of troops are deployed around all the important institutions. thousands of police and security forces are protecting jewish sites and schools. >> the prime minister says there is no indication the suspect was a member of a terror cell. police are holding two men they suspect may have helped with the deadly attacks. fox news. a new look at prison statistics shows california inmates are killed by other inmates at a rate that is double the national average and most of those are sex

offenders. the records show male sex offenders make up 15% of the state prison population but 30% of the homicide victims. 78 inmates have been killed since 2007 in california. 23 were sex offenders. the over haul to reduce over crowding sent inmates to jail. the u.s. labor secretary is heading to the bay area, what he is expecting to do to bring an tend to the port battle. >> vandalized for year, and now a new push to honor the veterans. >> and why company is apologizing to customer whose bought its -- customers who bought its tax software.

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the u.s. labor secretary heads to the bay area for a look at the port labor dispute but will he be able to help break the dead lock? containers wait to be loaded and unloaded at the port of oakland and 2 dozen other ports along the west coast. ktvu's tom vacar is in alameda with what he can and cannot do.

tom? >> reporter: force a settlement? no. it is no exaggeration to say the port was quiet today. dead quiet. a few trucks were near the entrances for tomorrow morning on a day the secretary of labor flew to the bay area. >> i can't tell what he is going to do. he will encourage them. we have all been encouraging them. >> reporter: with no power u.s. labor secretary's job could not be more difficult. he must try to strike a bargain after 9 months of negotiations in hopes of resolving the port back up. >> every day just piling up. piling up. if you look around, the containers that were here a week ago increased. there is tons and tons. people are using the streets to park containers. we are out of room.

>> grid lock here. >> reporter: he and many complain the president has been darelic in his duties to pressure the sides to settle. some say it is because of president obama's ties to organized labor. >> i don't think he has authority to make them go back to work but it is a step in the right direction to get involved and make sure everyone understands how serious the situation is. . >> reporter: 60 ships are waiting to get in. if you stack their cargoes, that stack would be 500 miles high. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> tom, this has been going on for 9 months, why has it taken so long for president obama to send the labor secretary into help and how big a deal is it to have him here? >> reporter: it is a deal.

it calls national attention to him which will create more pressure. the retailers are angry about there. there are car plants in the united states that are talking about curtailing production because they have these containers. that is starting to happen. it is a big deal. whether or not he can forge a settlement is doubtful. we are likely to look at a lock out and that could happen in hours. >> are talks still going on? >> reporter: there are talks going on. the positions are hardened. remember the b.a.r.t. strike. same situation. people were saying i am right. the other side saying i am right. they played the media. they played the public. at the end there was a strike. if it doesn't get resolved you can't see how it could go on

longer because most of the ships are stacked up against the west coast. a shut down without being a declared one. >> tom vacar that port of oakland, thank you. the dispute at the ports is having a major impact for foreign car makers. honda will slow production because of a shortage of parts. and toyota is adjusting over time in north america. however nissan relies on local suppliers and expects a minimal disruption. all the car makers say they are shipping as many parts by air, the problem is that cost more. vehicle fire before noon today. we got a lot of calls about smoke. it turned out to be a van and a fork lift burning. we saw firefighters arrive and they kept the fire from

spreading. san jose, firefighters are trying to figure out what caused a weekend fire that roared through a building housing classic cars. it started saturday morning. the building housed a stereo shop. it destroyed classic cars worth a million dollars. a team of girls from oakland competed in a coating competition. ktvu's christien kafton shows us they have spent the past two days building apps they hope will make an impiaget all over the -- impact all over the world. >> reporter: tapping, clicking and coding. the girl's hack-a-thon. the hame is to get girls and women to use technology to solve the problems they face. in this case to help them define a safe space in the real world or cyberspace. >> the girls have 24 hours, the

challenge is, to create safe spaces or increase access for girls to have access to safe spaces. >> reporter: it is part of a competition working towards the same goal. in oakland three teams of girls started saturday working two 12 hour days developing their idea, and then writing the thousands of lines of code to bring it to life. she says her team developed an app called talk it out. aimed at helping girls help other girls with complex issues. >> have your own profile. you choose if you want to help somebody or be helped. >> reporter: other teams worked on confidence coalition, aimed at building self-esteem. black girls code is organizing the oakland teens. >> empower young women of color

to get excited about coding and technology. >> reporter: the girls are keeping one eye on the screen and the other on the future. >> i want to go to stanford. go to high school. i want to be a entrepreneur and if that doesn't work out i want to be in coding. this is really cool. >> reporter: it is over. the coding is all done. now that all remains is the world wide competition. the winner will be selected in april and the app will be professionally developed. christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. the maker of turbo tax is apologizing for unexpected charges. they made changes to its deluxe program. people discovered they meaded to -- needed to upgrade to report income.

>> you get half way through doing your taxes and an alert comes up that says you have to upgrade at a cost of 30 to $40 to get back that function that they took out. >> almost 1500 negative reviews were posted on amazon. they have appalls id and offering buyers a $25 refund. -- apologized and offering buyers a $25 refund. bay area driv ins facing criticisms -- drive ins facing criticisms. we will explain. >> what some people are doing to restore neglected memorial honoring local veterans killed in combat.

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new information is out about hiv and a strain that appears to be twice as aggressive as the average virus. a team of researchers studied 73 patients in cuba who tested negative for hiv but three years later had aids. it normally takes 6-10 years for hiv to advance to aids. that leaves less time seek treatment and people in a at risk population may need to be

checked more often. veterans groups are trying to raise money for a memorial wall that has been neglected and vandalized over the year. new names would also be added to the walls decades after the war ended. >> lived over on del rio. >> he remembers the names on this wall to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in vietnam. >> he had this motor scooter he used to drive. >> he served in hawaii during the war but many of his classmates were not so lucky. three were killed in action. >> hung around with the group that he hung around with. >> reporter: they are working to restore the wall that has been neglected over the years. >> comrades on the wall and their families deserve more

than just having a piece of metal hold it up. >> reporter: last year it failed and someone pushed it over. they making upgrades to ensure it won't happen again. >> we will place feet on each side. >> they will add new names to the wall. >> johnny here. after he was wounded. >> reporter: a veteran who was never the same after coming home from vietnam. >> he could remember things. he knew who i was. who his folks were. he couldn't use his hands -- the brain damage paralyzed his throat. couldn't talk. couldn't eat. had a limited life. >> reporter: she stuck with her husband, making these quilts for him over the years. he succumbed to his wounds 40 years later. because of that his name was added in washington, d.c. >> when you go to that wall, it is almost like the country saying we are recognizing you.

what you went through. >> reporter: she believes his name belongs on stockton's wall. >> almost 60,000 u.s. troops died in vetthem. 5500 -- vietnam. 5500 were from california. would you take your child to see "fifty shades of grey"? some parents inadvertently did that. why the set up of this theater is blowing blamed. -- being blamed. >> the temperatures are dropping in santa clara. more on the ice now forming inside levi stadium and why 70,000 people will be headed there this weekend. >> tracking the warmth out there. temperatures today into the 70s. cooler than it has been. sunset tonight. few clouds and fog out there. see you back here.

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researchers are delving in the brains of super ager, people over 80 whose memories are as sharp as those many years younger. it appears they are wired differently. they are hoping to find ways to protect the memories of other senior whose are dealing with

alzheimer's. a drive in is under fire after families that came to see spongebob were outraged to see the film "fifty shades of grey" shown nearby. ktvu's john sasaki is live in concord after hearing from frustrated parents. john? >> reporter: this is the drive in in concord. people are already lining up. other are parked. ready for spongebob at 6:00 p.m. an hour later "fifty shades of grey" will begin. >> reporter: she had the suv all packed up for a fun night at the movies. >> pillows. blankets. some snacks. >> reporter: with two kids ready to see spongebob. >> we have so many kids, so we back in. put paterouses in the back --

mattresses in the back and we sit in lawn chairs. >> reporter: as they got in line they had an unpleasant surprise. >> we had no choice except to go straight to "fifty shades of grey." >> reporter: and naturally their timing was bad. >> what was on the screen? >> at the time there was a woman being slapped naked. bound up. we had to have our children close their eyes. i could see another car that had children with their eyes closed. >> reporter: they have two screens. she complained. >> he was apologetic. i am sorry. he didn't think it was appropriate but there was other complaints. no parent would say a cartoon belongs side by side with a rated r movie but that is what happens each night for most of

the night as the movies over lap for several hours. >> this is uncomfortable. >> there is no way to avoid looking at that screen. it is too tempting. so we couldn't stay. we had to turn around. the children were devastated. >> reporter: i contacted the people that run the theater and never heard back. it is unclear if they heard the complaints and if they had will they make changes. >> the same thing is happening in sacramento. showing "fifty shades of grey" on highway 50. where you are, there is a play area and i bet those kids could see the screen too. >> reporter: that is indeed true. the play area is behind the degrees. it is in -- trees. it is in partial site. this is highway 4, eastbound, they could take a peak as well.

>> thank you. the singer of a 1960's hit haz die -- has died. [ music playing ] >> who hasn't sung that. leeza lesley gore kept working as a singer and song writer. she played cat woman's side kick on the tv version of bad man. she died today from cancer. she was -- bat man. she died today from cancer. she was 68 years old. our chief meteorologist once again. first of all, going back to the drive in -- spongebob and "fifty shades of grey" -- >> let's put those two together. >> when we drive down, kids -- [ talking at the same time ] >> throwing r rated movies up

there. >> now at parents we are on the other side -- [ talking at the same time ] >> how many are left -- [ talking at the same time ] >> couple. yeah. part of the past. it was nice today. i didn't see record highs. still amazingly warm for february. 76 napa. 72 antioch. compare that to what is happening throughout the rest of the country, cold. most of the country, cold and damp. snowy. we are sitting pretty. fog along the coast. that is something very reminiscent of spring. not surprised to see the fog. it won't have a big push inland tonight but it will be playing tag at the coast the next couple days. we will have a shot at patchy valley fog as well. 69 in fairfield area. not fairfield. walnut creek. the forecast high for oakland tomorrow, 66 degrees. downtown oakland. air quality still good.

patchy fog through the gate. coastal fog. does that thing in the morning, bay bridge, really dense fog issues there. watching that for you. steve will be in here. san jose forecast for tomorrow's highs. tomorrow where it was today and then we warm up. you will see that in the five- day forecast. i don't see any rain right now. the high pressure is -- backed off, that is why today wasn't as warm. there was an onshore push and that is why temperatures came down. weare splitting hairs. it is february. really nutty weather. 66 oakland. 68 pleasanton. this week will be above forecast highs. we will be watching the air quality for you. look that five-day forecast, not a lot of variation other

than temperatures start to click up as we go into the weekend. patchy coastal fog. patchy valley fog. temperatures in the warm spots in the low and even mid-70s. just -- there you go. i mean, rooting on rain towards the end of the month. more about that at 6:00 p.m. as it stands now, steady as she goes. >> i saw the hills are kind of green. the mustard is starting to bloom. talking about -- [ talking at the same time ] >> did you look at my car? look at your cars -- pollen everywhere. this is all a month and a half early. plants are being fooled. >> so bizzard in the middle of february. thank you -- bizarre in the middle of february. thank you. tranformation at levi stadium, the work -- transformation at levi stadium, the work going on there now. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> most students are enjoying

the president's day away from the classroom except one school district. >> no law that says you have to do it on the official day. >> why officials say it has to do with culture. also family and friends remembering a security guard who was shot and killed on the job. why he died a hero. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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just days away from the first outdoor nhl game. the sharks take on the kings saturday. the game is a sell out. 70,000 people are expected to be there. >> claudine wong got a look at the rink as it is taking shape inside levi stadium. >> reporter: go to levi stadium and you will find 9ers fans dreaming of a season that is still months away. >> born and raised there. >> reporter: in football? >> yeah. >> reporter: do you know anything about hockey? >> a little bit. they couldn't find the football field. >> inch of ice down. inch more to go. >> transformation has been taking place over the last several days. inch by inch, little by little the temperature is dropping and thecise forming and this weekend it will all be about the nhl and the first outdoor hockey game at levi stadium.

>> hockey is great indoors. to add 50,000 more people makes it more of an experience. >> reporter: it takes two weeks, 200 workers, 20,000 gallons of water, 3,000 gallons of coolant, 300 gallons of calliable paint -- soluble paint. and while it may be warm the nhl says no big deal. watch the time lapse. >> the workers in the someday do all the -- in the day do all the non-cise stuff. >> the game -- non-ice stuff. >> the game is sold out and the nhl added 1200 seats just to meet the extra demand. but this game isn't just about the bottom line, this is designed to be unforgettable. >> the kids will be talking about this for the rest of their life. it is different and unique.

>> reporter: a ticket fans would like to get their hands on. >> yeah. yeah. that would be great. >> reporter: claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >> a security guard shot and killed on the job over what some say was $30 worth of cigarettes and tonight the victim is being remembered for his bravery. >> in my eyes he is a hero. and i will do whatever i can to help his family and his children get through this. >> good evening. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> san jose police are searching for two men tonight who shot and killed the 34-year- old. investigators say the father of two was working at a nightclub when he was killed by the man who were robbing a nearby liquor store. ktvu's azenith smith is in san

jose where a memorial is growing this evening. >> reporter: he is beyond grief- stricken. he was able to escape the gunfire but his partner wasn't. he stopped by to pay his respects where he was gunned down. >> i just wish he would have made it through. i just -- didn't deserve that. >> reporter: you don't have to see his face to hear his heart ache. he wept, devastated his partner died taking a bullet for him. >> the first bullet went past my head and he jumped in the line of fire protecting me and my other partner that was out there. whoever else was out there. took the bullets for us. >> reporter: