it happened on east capitol expressway and on colla avenue around 9:30 last night. driver ran a red light and slammed into another car in the intersection. it rolled several times taking out other cars along the way, then coming to a rest against the light pole. the car then burst into flames trapping three passengers inside. the driver ran from the scene. officers managed to pull the victims from the burning car. the driver was caught a short distance away. all treated for life threatening injuries. six other people were hospitalized because of the crash. no word on their injuries. >>> it was another night of unrest in ferguson, missouri. more looting overnight in the st. louis suburb. police used smoke grenades and tear gas to disperse protesters still angry over the new details released about the deadly shooting of an unarmed teen by a local police officer. new this morning, the governor is sending additional troops to the area to quell the violence. "today in the bay's" jake grey is in ferguson with the details. >> reporter: date yos unfolded hours before the cu

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