hey, don, what? >> jimmy: i'm sorry. >> hey, don! >> jimmy: hey, mr.eah. >> jimmy: this is from a lakers game, and you were captured, it appears -- i guess you're -- it looks like you're maybe kissing your wife barbra, although it could actually -- you look angry. and you look like you swallowed a lemon shortly before. [ laughter ] >> that was a good one, that's going to cost you. [ laughter and applause ] this is how you -- this is how you guys do it, huh? you know they have that great thing, you got a minuet? >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> well, look over here. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. [ laughter ] >> you're so busy saying the camera's on me. jimmy, jimmy, jimmy, stop it. >> jimmy: i'm transfixed on this beautiful face. >> yeah, transfixed -- trust me, don't use big words with me. [ laughter ] but they have like the kiss camera. you guys know, when you go to the lakers games. which is a great thing, and they come around. that's how they took that picture. a little anecdote that i throw in, you know. >> jimmy: by the wa,y i want to say happy birthday. i know yo

don? you very much. >>> he's taking the stage right here in new hampshire for tomorrow night's gop debate. but first he talked to me. >> i get ready every day. i'm here in new hampshire. and the folks here in new hampshire, they ask a lot of tough questions. and not to slight john king, but they're pretty tough here. and in iowa, south carolina. so we've been going through debate prep pretty much every day for the last 18 months. >> i met up with former pennsylvania senator rick san tore um to talk about his place in this race. . can a social conservative get traction when voters are so focused on the economy? look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got

because i can say to you sitting here right now, don, i love your tie, or i could go, don, i love youruse the exact same words but a completely different affect and that's what we're seeing on those tapes. we're seeing the real casey anthony. >> very interesting. go ahead, jim. ten seconds here and then we get to break. >> this is a traditional case of a false allegation of child abduction where the parent actually killed the child. that is what we have here. >> leonard, i know you want to get in, real quickly. >> i was going to say i think the word for all that you're describing a narcissism, plain and simple. >> there's definitely features of narcissism here. >> stand by, all of you. we'll have much more on our special report on the casey anthony trial straight ahead. first, other important news to tell you about including this -- >>> gunfire ringing out in the streets of syria but protesters now vow they won't be stopped. and one of the biggest wildfires ever burning across arizona and there's no sign of it being contained. seafood feast for $15. start with soup, like our hearty new

don? >> you've heard the support and you've heard people actually saying he should, you know, go and get this treatment. but he's not without friends, though. he's been getting some advice, hasn't he, jason? >> reporter: that's a very good point. in fact, he has been getting advice. he talked about -- i asked him about the support that he does have here in the community in his district. he is very well aware of that. he also said that he has been reaching out, speaking to people, and want you to listen to the exchange i had with him when i asked him about that. you've been reaching out to a number of people. can you tell me about what advice, have you spoken to the clintons, and how are they advicing you? >> i'm having conversations with people, friends, neighbors, members of the family. look, i've made some serious mistakes here and i have to redeem myself and i'm going to try to get back to work, but these were personal failings so i'm trying not to let them get in the way of my professi

back to new hampshire for don.tle bit. >> now you are rubbing it in. how sure? was that dallas or was that cleveland that's celebrating, probably celebrating more in cleveland tonight, don't you think, richelle? >> probably are. you got that right. >> i'm looking at twitter here and starting to trend. they are saying chris bosh broke down in the hall in the tunnel and started to

don? >> we talked about this one, and this one could have been incredibly harmful, and criminal if it was true. there is good news for him. tell us about the contact with a teenage girl in delaware, jason? >> right. if you will remember this was the teenage girl that was tweeting back and forth with a congressman. congressman weiner came out to her high school, spoke at her school. she admired him. she began following him on twitter. given all that's happened with the other women an investigation was launched into what exactly -- what type of communication the two were having between each other. that investigation was closed. it was determined there was no inappropriate on-line contact between the two of them. also, the girl's family released a statement basically saying that the tweets were not in any manner inappropriate. they also asked to be left alone by the press. i guess they have just been hammered over and over in requests for interviews. at this point at least that investigation

i can say to you sitting right here don, i love your tie. or i could go don i love your tie. i used the exact same words but different affect. we're seeing the real casey anthony. go ahead. ten seconds and then break. >> a traditional case of a false allegation of child abduction where the parent actually killed the child. i mean that is what we have here. >> leonard, get in real quickly. >> the word for all that you're describing is narcissism. >> definitely a feature of narcissism. >> stand by. first other important news today to tell you about including this. gunfire ringing out in the streets of syria but protesters now vow they won't be stopped. one of the biggest wildfires burning across arizona and no sign of it being contained. thank you. do you have an english menu? no english. [ speaking chinese ] [ gasps, speaks chinese ] do you guys like dumplings? i love dumplings. working with a partner you can trust is always a good decision. massmutual -- let our financial professionals help you reach your goals. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond a new food for your cat or

, don, don, i know what you're trying to do.those days abused -- they didn't abuse the kid. they whipped the kids when they did wrong. now, you can't do that these days because if you whip a kid now, they call 911 on you. but if you don't train them to be right towards people and how to conduct themselves when they are young, if you don't do that, you going to have some kids in prison. >>> let's get you updated on the top stories now. a lot of celebrating in new york today. last night the state became the latest and the most populist of the same-sex marriage, and governor andrew cuomo wasted no time to sign the law and set to take place in 30 days and now they recognize the same sex couples to marry. >>> and flames have scorched more than 70,000 achers in the eastern part of the state mostly in dare county in nevada. they have put counties near the coast under

don? >> that has not happened. new yorkers clearly are not holding their tongues in the sound bytes. it's been mostly bad news, jason, but there's a bit of good news today for congressman wiener relatively speaking. tell us about the outcome of the investigation into his contact with a teenager girl in delaware you and i talked about yesterday. >> reporter: exactly. we mentioned that yesterday. in fact, i actually asked the congressman about that yesterday when i ran into him in an interview. he basically said, look, nothing was inappropriate with my communication with this teenager girl in delaware. just to recap, some people who are not plugged in, basically he spoke at her high school. and she started following him on twitter and the two of them communicated online. at this point detectives and investigators looking into that have basically cleared this investigation basically saying it is closed. there was no inappropriate contact between the two of them. >> all right, jason. thank you very much. standby. we ar

>> well, we are pretty busy right now, don. in my 35 years of working for the state, this is in the top five range. currently we have three large wildfires burning in the state. you just heard about the wallow fire. we have two others in the southeast part of the state, one is called the horseshoe fire. it is about 100,000 acres. and we have another one called the murky fire about 22,000 acres. so right now we have burned about 266,000 acres. if you put that in perspective, that's about 415 square miles or about the footprint of the size of the city of phoenix, so it's a good chunk of ground. we have a lot of residents that have been evacuated from homes. i'm very hopeful that the firefighters can start getting control of these so we can get the folks back home. >> hey, scott, this is don lemon here, but i want to bring in jacqui jeras here because i'm sure you can help me to speak to mr. hunt. look at the fires. you are looking at the video there and heard the report, you heard him -- the size of phoenix. what's the concern? d

, don, don.at you are trying to do and i ain't going there. but everybody back in those days abused and they didn't abuse the kids, but they whipped the kids when they did wrong. now, you can't do that these days, because if you whip a kid now,11 on you, but if you don't train them to be right towards people and how to conduct themselves when they get young, if you don't do that, you are going to have some kids in prison. >> joe jackson, everyone. >>> a bold move for wnba and we will tell you what the women's pro basketball league has done that makes it unique among pro sports leagues. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost imp

don diebel. "the diebs." he only calls himself "the diebs." [ light laughter ] let's see what the diebs is doling out for advice over here. here we go. ♪ [ slow jazz plays ] "the supermarket. the supermarket is an overlooked place to meet women. [ laughter ] these places are just crawling with women." he goes on to say, "here's some examples of approaches to use -- hang around the meat section -- [ laughter ] and when you see a woman you'd like to meet, approach her and

. >>> gracias las autoridades como residente de la zona están don ser estados ante * el cuerpo que correspondeuna mujer, ahora las autoridades aquí están pidiendo la ayuda del público para identificarla y por supuesto con el fin de establecer, los posibles saco n de la muerto. >>> el domingo la policía recibió un reporte cde un vecin don de una bolsa de plástico donde había una mujer adulta sin vida. >>> el ve cero dice que la mujer encontraba, tenía serios golpes en la cabeza, también esperamos el resultado acerca de las

en don francisco presenta: tenemos otra exclusiva.restricciones a todas las preguntas para ponerle fin a los rumores y controversia en torno a su vida. demÁs, otra interesante entrevista con margarita, la diosa de la cumbia. y una sorprendente pareja de baile que nos visita autodesde europa con un espectÁculo realmente increÍble. los espero con belinda y con nuestros otros invitados este lunes en don francisco presenta. y antes de despedirme, quiero tambiÉn mandar canriÑoso saludo a todos los padres que han visto nuestro programa y que maÑana sea un gran dÍa para ellos y de un tremendo reencuentro. lo mismo le digo a javier para que le diga a su papÁ y rosina. >> muchÍsimas gracias, don francisco. felicidades a tu papi. >> y a vos tambiÉn, javier. eugenio, te amo! >> felicidades a todos los padres. buenas noches. muchas gracias. . >> a continuación el único programa de noticias en español . >> buenas noches y bienvenidos a noticias fin de semana . >> en el segundo día de la búsqueda de la estudiante docenas de miembros siguen integran

hi, susan. >> thanks, don, appreciate it. stories, congressman anthony weiner is now seeking professional treatment after the strongest calls yet for his resignation. nancy pelosi is one of the three top democrats who now want him gone. this week, the married congressman admitted to graphic online communications with women after initially denying it. >>> in the war on terror, the suspected al qaeda mastermind of the '98 bombings of u.s. embassies has been killed in somal somalia. that word from officials in the u.s. and kenya. fazul abdullah mohammed was killed by somali troops as he tried to run a roadblock. >>> in arizona today, high winds are testing firefighters battling the second largest blaze in state history. more than 400,000 acres have burned with just 6% containment, crews have spent the past few days doing everything they can clearing brush to keep the enormous fire from spreading. it's an uphill battle. >>> you know, don't bother asking someoneton pass the salt in buenos aires. restaurants are removing the shaker

. >> don at lake merit, thank you. looks like don will need that raincoat. erica joins us now with a look at the storm. >> well, ann, right now there is a little bit of a break in the moisture. but we are seeing that pattern continue. now, as we zoom on in, take a really close look here, we can see, for the most part, san francisco is seeing no showers right now. but that is expected to change as that low pushes more moisture into the area.

is the -- >> don, don, don, don, i know what you're trying to do. i ain't going there.ey didn't abuse the kids. they whipped the kids when they did wrong. now, you can't do that these days because if you whip a kid now, they call 911 on you. but if you don't train them to be right toward people and how to conduct themselves when they get young, if you don't do that, you're going to have some kids in prison. >>> time to check the headlines now. venezuelan president hugo chavez has popped up after having had surgery. he has a pelvic abscess. chavez sent out a series of tweets friday from cuba which was the first public comment from him in 12 days. he's expected to return home to venezuela in about ten days. >>> right now a manhunt is on for an accused murderer on the loose in oklahoma. here's what officials are saying there. that shaun bosse escaped from custody, overpowering two jailors and taking a dispatch car. police say he has been spotted in the area and officers are tracing every lead. bosse is accused of killing a woman and her two children and burning the mobile

, don, don.what you are trying to do and i ain't going there. but everybody back in those days abused and they didn't abuse the kids, but they whipped the kids when they did wrong. now, you can't do that these days, because if you whip a kid now, they call 911 on you. if you don't train them to be right towards people and how to conduct themselves when they get young, if you don't do that, you are going to have some kids in prison. >> joe jackson, everyone. >>> a bold move for wnba and we will tell you what the women's pro basketball league has done that makes it unique among pro sports leagues. that i was able to work full-time, be a mom, and go to school. the opportunities that i had at the university of phoenix, dealing with professionals teaching things that they were doing everyday, got me to where i am today. i'm mayor cherie wood, i'm responsible for the largest urban renewal project in utah, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. 8% every 10 years.age 40,

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, don. gay pride weekend this weekend in new york. so there are a lot of people who are very enthusiastic about the issue, obviously in town. as soon as the vote was announced that they were going to vote at 6:30 last night, they had all their tvs on. people poured into the streets and were celebrating. i think we'll probably see one of the most enthusiastic gay pride parades this weekend, tomorrow, when people go marching through new york city. >> i dialed out for a moment to do some bills and stuff. and i checked my twitter and i was like, why do i have 800 tweets. and it was the number one facebook update. i thought, this is really crazy. there were actually, though, maureen influential republican donors who played a big role in getting this passed. >> yes. and you know, it's fascinating that the year this goes through, the new york senate is the year that the new york senate is controlled by republicans. andrew cuomo worked hard with a group of powerful libertarian leaning republican don

now back to don in new hampshire. don? guys on hln have been doing a great job of covering this story. can you believe all the ins and outs of this casey anthony story? >> it is fascinating and so many people have been following this because they can't believe that a young woman, if you believe the prosecution, could do this to her own flesh and blood. >> susan, we'll see new a little bit. thank you so much. >>> tonight and tomorrow we're going to show you what happened to a little boy who got enrolled in a government funded study aimed at making e femme nant boys more miss casculine. research done on this boy is still being cited. in the 1970s the little boy was treated at the gender identity clinic. his real name was concealed. his treatment was called a success but now more than 30 years later we finally know what really happened to him. his name is kirk murphy and for the first time on television, his family is sharing his story, their story with us. they're doing it because they want you to know who kirk really was. t

>> don, i didn't say that. names right now, but you'll know in the book that's coming out. >> okay. are you writing a book? >> no. weisner wrote the book, michael's manager. >> i thought you were talking about a book that has already been out. you're talking about a book to come. >> no, no. the one that the whole world should know about. that book. >> okay. >> the truth. the truth. >> there's been a legal battle between your family and the executors of his estate. has that been resolved? >> no way. not yet. not yet. that's why we are striving for justice, because there's more to it than what they're claiming out there. there's somebody else involved. remember, the doctor was getting paid by somebody else and not by michael. >> yeah. so are you anywhere close to agreement with the executors, legal agreement? >> that's a hard question you threw at me there, don, because we're looking for justice, you know, it's very important, and justice has to be served because of the very important -- michael was known all ove

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i'm don lemon. we start tonight with a developing story. >> this fire as i pull out you could see how large it is. it spans anywhere from 30 miles plus south to north. >> 30 miles plus. a lot of arizona is on fire tonight. over the past week, some of the worst wildfires in state history have torched a total area the size of phoenix. the air is filled with choking gray smoke. thousands of people are fleeing their homes. about 266,000 acres of bone-dry forests across the state have burned. the biggest is the wallow fire near the town of springer fooil with 180,000 acres now turned to smoldering ashes. it's already on record as the third largest in state history. more than 2100 firefighters are deployed to battle just that one fire. that includes 20 helicopters to hit the flames from the air. but so far, there is zero containment. fire officials warn there is still a lot of potential for this one blaze to get even bigger and more dangerous. >> the conditions are so dry and the fire advances and so fast

don sanchez it has more than a passing similarity to spielberg's e.t.e is done on the aisle. >> ohio middle school students shooting a film. >> the train hits a pickup truck pretty realistic. they run and leave the camera behind. it takes three days to develop film back in 1979 but it shows there is something try to get out of one of those cars. it brings a military invasion and strange things start happening. power lines disappear. >> we have nine people missing now. >> don't expect any me help from the military. it bring bris some more to the film. it could be an invasion? it's the cold war era and alien on the loose creating havoc. they are trying to recapture it and all it wants to do is what e.t. did. >> this plays like a digital copy of spielberg palm but some of it is slow but you will cheer these fresh young faces. dasing special effects and do not leave when the credits begin there is more, a nice little treat. i'll give super 8, three-quarters of a bucket. we'll see out aisle. >> high praise from don. >> today, sunday's street event returns to

you asked, don, about that monsoon? >> yeah. >> reporter: well, monsoon, the technical term means it's a seasonal reversal of the wind. what happens in the summertime is it gets so hot here in the southwest that eventually it creates an area of low pressure basically. so the cooler air that comes in from the ocean starts to move in and kind of fill it in and replace it so we get thunderstorms. there is a rainy season in arizona. and on average it starts about the fourth of july. >> is that what we're hoping for, the monsoon? >> reporter: we need that rain. >> stand by because i think you may have questions here for the person in charge of the wallow fire, a public information officer and his name is rich sloco. our thelma gutierrez is at the monument fire at the moment but you're at the wallow fire which is pretty much contained. so you know what thelma's dealing with and the people who are fighting that fire there are dealing with. tell us what they're up against and what you're up against as well. >> yeah, it's tricky

don knapp is here to show us what happened. don. >> the video does not show what happened before deshawn ma vine took the seat or being taken off the plane for trespassing, battery, and resisting arrest. >> video taken by a passenger takes after deshawn is seated on the u.s. airways flight. the pilot can be seen approaching his seat, voices get a bit louder. >> hold on, hold on. >> listen to me. listen to me. -- listen up. >> i'll tell you, they must be the lady i came with. >> listen to me. >> i addressed the problem with the lady i came with. when i sat down, it would be taken care of. i sat down and everything is being taken care of. >> stand by the seat, but it appears he refuses to get up and leave. when i first saw him coming down the aisle, i was like, come on man, really? after he sat down, you couldn't see anything. he told an airline employee that he was wearing pa jay ma pajama pants. >> this is an aircraft, but i didn't do nothing to nobody. if i didn't break no laws, they don't need to be here and they don't need t

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. >>> hello, i'm don scott. >>> and i'm jessica kartalija. the defense just began their arguments as they try to save a city police officer from life in prison. mike hellgren has more. >> reporter: this officer,'s defense team started their trial today against the fact that he murdered tyrone brown. tshamba claims it was self- defense. prosecution witnesses included a friend of brown's sister. have, she said she saw brown begging for his life. tshamba fired the service weapon over and over again. the officer's lawyers say that the witness' testimonies are inconcession taint -- inconsistent. >> both sides are indicating that he was wrong for what he did regardless of any intoxication or he was actually consistently doing what he was taught to do. >> reporter: brown's sister was there and her statement was inconsistent with the other witnesses. brown family filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against the officer in the city. >> there was no aggressiveness on the part of brown. he was in retreat, trying to apologize and resolve the dilemma. >> r

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don, back to you. >>> thank you, how about the hurry up? >> hi, don, we have fire activity that's still there on south lee high street. it's closed between fleet and lee street. watch for construction traveling downtown. this is going to affect you pretty much all month. conway will be closed for construction. that's for prepping for the grand prix. take the inbound to han --hanover. there's a look at 395 and the westside of the beltway. remember, wjz is always on, for more information, go to wjz.com. back to you, don. >>> here's what people will be talk about today. a pit bull is shot and killed in anne arundel county, it's not far from a dog park. andrea fujii is live with the latest on this. >> reporter: good morning, once again, don and everyone. it's been nearly ten months since an off duty police officer shot and killed a dog named bear bear. now, the police are investigating another incident that's similar. >> reporter: sunday morning, two people were walking a pit bull named cane. they came across a group of young people. >> he was

we shouldn't forget that. >> not the only victim, don. when you look at the grandparents on the stand. when you look at george and cindy anthony. you hear george talk about, she call me joe joe. i helped change her diapers. i helped raise her. >> when you see cindy anthony fall apart on the stand. she cannot even hold herself up physically, her body is racked with sobs, they are victims too. whenever you think of them, whatever they did or didn't do to help the investigation, these are grieving grandparents. they raised that little girl. she lived in hire house. that beautiful little 2-year-old girl singing, you are my sunshine, that's their baby. >> jim cle meanty, you worked on this case. i know there are certain things you cannot reveal about it. but what do you think of casey anthony and where do you think this will end? >> that is for the jury to decide in the end. she is innocent until proven guilty. however when you look at her leading her parents, investigators on a wild goose chase. looking up chloroform. the incredible lies that

now back to don in new hampshire.n, you guys on hln have been doing a great job in covering this story. can you believe the ins and outs, the casey anthony story. have you seen anything like it? >> so many people have been following this from the start because they can't believe a young woman, if you believe the prosecution could do this to her own flesh and blood. >> all right. susan, we'll see you in a little bit. thank so you much. >>> tonight and tomorrow we're going to show you what happened to a little boy who got enrolled in a government funded study aimed at making efeminine boys more masculine. this story begins in the early 1970s when the little boy was treated at ucl a's gender identity clinic opinion his real name was concealed. his treatment was called a success. but now more than 30 years later we finally know what really happened to him. his name is curt murphy. for the first time on television his family is sharing their story with us. they are doing it because they want you to know who curt really was

don knapp. thank you, don. >> we will return to roberta. we have got some great weather and it is wednesday. >> it was so great. >> middle of the week. >> i think i saw ken sitting with brandy a little bit earlier, wasn't it, ken? >> writing a song maybe. >> tonight's sunset. we had a 31-degree temperature span. we topped off at 94 degrees in livermore and concord for the warm spots. 86 in san jose which is 6 degrees above average. mid-80s in vallejo. but tomorrow a nose dive in the numbers from 7 to 15 degrees. down from 90 in san rafael. 75 degrees. down from 86. will be 10 degrees cooler in san jose. in fact, pinpointing your neighborhood forecast. 50s, 60s lining the coast. 70s and 80s away from the bay. your morning commute might want to grab a sweater or a light jacket. into the 50s and 60s. this is an area of low pressure to the north of us. this is what is going to adversely affect our weather. just chipping away at the ridge of high pressure that is in command and as we see that erosion begin we will see the marine layer form more

he's 100 yards ahead of don rickles, so they blow don up. [ laughter ] they blow don up.ia. they're in yugoslavia. don sent me letter from yugoslavia, in which he wrote, "i don't want to say it's boring here, but i'm writing to you." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a funny one. >> "i don't want to say it's a poor country, but tito has the car." >> jimmy: he has the car. i love that. >> then they take him to england to -- of course, they can't do it in yugoslavia. so in england, he's got doctors that are going to take the shrapnel out. they're given them the anesthesia, he's lying there, the doctor leans over and says, "i'm going to be in vegas, august 3rd." >> jimmy: "whatever you need. help me." >> "take the shrapnel out." >> jimmy: there's another great story i love in here. and a great letter from him, but frank sinatra, whom i'm a giant fan of frank sinatra. >> i was honored to call him friend. i did the last televison interview with him. he wrote me a letter, we have reprinted in the book. >> jimmy: you were trying to have him on -- it's very hard to get -- >> jackie g

don knapp joins us with what we've learned about the company's past. don? >> reporter: the nevada crash of a big rig gravel truck into a dual engine 10-car amtrak train has left six dead and authorities searching for more bodies. according to the train's records, as many as 210 passengers were on board. so far, 28 of them unaccounted for. the big rig driver whose truck skidded more than 300 feet and smashed through crossing gates to slam into the middle of an amtrak train worked for a company with a history of safety violations, according to federal records reviewed by the associated press. >> the truck/trailer combination, double bottom dump semi trailer owned by john davies trucking of mountain, nevada. >> reporter: the ap says john davies trucking company has been cited repeatedly state authorities for crashes, unsafe driving, and operating a truck with tires so bald, the vehicle had to be taken off the road. it's not yet known if any safety violations played a role in this crash 70 miles east of reno. but the ntsb says it's one area they will be looking

don knapp is there with what happened. >> reporter: it's a pretty spectacular accident. we're at the corner of san bruno at the paul avenue exit. when you look across the street you'll see inside the garage a car that came down man sell we believe and when it did it hit the wall knocking off gas meters on the outside shutting off the gas for some period of time. three people were in the car being treated by paramedics but none of them apparently injured. so it looks like a poor parking job. no one living on that ground floor. no one is seriously injured, but it's quite a mess. it looks like they're putting things back together right now. a rather spectacular accident to look at, if nothing else. >> we'll take that. thank you, don knapp. >>> two deaths in two days, tonight the san francisco fire department and firefighters across the bay area mourn the loss of their brothers. friends and family this morning honor another fallen firefighter, tony valerio, the second firefighter to die from injuries suffered in a house fire two days ago. there was an emotional tribute to hi

i'm don lemon. we begin with a developing story. police are descending on sites in home marks guns drawn, hunting down an escaped murder suspect. look at that video. cameras were rolling when officers stormed into a dollar store. customers were taken completely by surprise. >> they just come in, shotguns, looking for somebody. i guess a guy escaped from county. >> 20 guys came in. about five of them went through with shotguns. >> kind of nervous. a woman had her kids, she was freaking out. >> this is the man they're looking for. if you're in that area, take a good look. his name is shaun bosse, he can accused of committing a horrific triple murder in 2010. michael is with us. set the scene for us. he know there are s.w.a.t. teams on the scene. tell us what's going on now. >> reporter: good evening, don. behind me there is the local elementary school. you can see s.w.a.t. team members gearing up. they're getting ready to go house to house here in blanchard, that's because this murder suspect, shaun bosse is believed to have lots of f