costco tells us a wall anchoring system should have been left inside the dresser.er we got involved, the furniture company that sold the dresser to could also co-had this to say. spring hill designs is contacting the deliver agent to leavement labels on it is furniture and to insure that the hardware pack is left with the furniture upon delivery. the company is offering to reimbursing the family for any medical bills and said historically multiple labels have been placed on the furniture. the consumer agency said they have seen tipovers where children have been crushed. to prevent it, they are at 6abc.com. hudson never climbed on the dresser, all he did was open more than one drawer at the time. if you need trouble shooters contact me at our website or e-mail me at 6abc.com, call our volunteers (866)978-4232. >> there's much more to come on "action news" this sunday, a major earthquake pierces a peaceful sunday in southern china. >> he is a little boy with a big idea and he is getting a lot of help to make it happen. >>> clouds looming over center city, chris sower

my dresser fell on me. it hurts a little bit but other than that it's all right. >> reporter: it's a little thing but a big thing because you had a huge earthquake here, 6.0. have you ever felt an earthquake like this before? you're 18 years old. >> well, my dad was -- i felt it was tiny. i was probably like 8 years old and my tv was shaking and it fell off. but nothing ever this big to knock overall of my dressers and knock all of my clothes off of my dresser and it's just -- never felt anything this big. it was definitely a scary time for me. >> stick me with, christian. right over here i have diana and you felt the same thing, i'm sure? >> reporter: yeah, i did. it was actually pretty bad. i grew up in southern california and this is as bad as i felt anything that went on forever. my daughter was screaming her lungs out and everything was shattering on the floor. fortunately, everybody is okay. you can replace property but human is a lot harder. my daughter was on her phone and was able to get the feed o

dressers came down on people. if it wasn't that they were bleeding from the feet, something fell on them and they had an injury. that's the most common thing we saw in the first wave of patients this morning. it since migrated to people getting injured during cleanup. that's kind of what we're seeing now. the e.r. staff let me know one other thing we see now is people are coming more by ambulance. we see more folks coming in by ambulance. some kind of injuries related to cleanup or maybe a medical condition that has just emerged as the day -- anxiety of the day has worn on. >> the young child, a general idea of what happened to him? a boy or girl? are you able to tell us? >> it was a 13-year-old boy who had injuries sustained when there was some -- a fireplace collapsed in the home. he was brought in here. stabilized and shipped to another medical center. i don't have anything -- >> do you know -- >> is he still in critical? >> i don't know. >> he was in critical when he was here? >> i don't know that. i think tha

to asia and then returned months later in the form of dressers and beds. that kind of the setup, i go back to bassett, va. his grandfather starting the business and his birth in 1937, he was burnt -- born during the epic fled, he hadn't told me about it, but doing research, i called him over, what about the epic flag? there are all kinds of really great just things i heard about that i knew were stories that he didn't necessarily realize were great yarns and i realize the epic flood was a precursor to a dramatic exit from the town and even stories going on i heard about that in the guy in the furniture store. that was a story and i had to go back and interview him and his son and translator over and over again. what was that temperature like? what does it look like? there was a key moment i knew was going to build the book around and come back to it near the end and last week, his son doug and i were talking on phone. he is the president of bassett. doug is the sweet one of the three. as soon as wyatt and doug, if you don't like duggan nobody in your famil

you would normally call that a dresser herself for the regular season. the stars may go all the way to the fourth quarter. ryan clark of the redskins says the skins just have to take care of business, eliminate penalties, stay aggressive. clark has become one of the leaders on the defense. he said the extended playing time is an opportunity to come together with team chemistry. he says having played with the steelers all those years, he knows the ravens. see joe and ray and tori a couple of times. it is an extremely good offense. good offense of players. which gives you a difficult thing to prepare for. i am excited. you get some opportunities to build that chemistry. >> you can watch the redskins right here. i guarantee you, you will have the best seat in town. game time, 7:00, right here on your station. fans, all eyes have been on rory mcilroy. day comes from phil mickelson on the fifth. thehe hospitality deck by bar. i do not want a stupid drop. this is tin cup stuff. off the deck, over the green. fans love him. cameron is the leader at eight under p

he would put it in his pockets of his costume and his dresser would have to go around and go through all of his pockets several times a day because robin would be stuffing all this stuff in his pockets, and he'd eat constant lay during all the takes and the dresser would have to go and get it. it was so cute. so child like, i thought. >> and a huge gift to the bay area in terms of the movies and he participated in so many things, in charities and to bring acting to the bay area as well. >> caller: huge charities. a lot of things people never even knew he did. again, a very generous, gentle spirit. and i think that's one of the things that really sticks out, is he's such a gentle, lovely man. and he's going to be so missed in so many areas. and i just feel, i feel so, so sad. i can't tell you. >> thank you so much for sharing your memories of robin williams with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you all. i was so happy to do it. thank you. >>> moving on right now. we have some new information about business news. the next big thing. we're talking about pot. that's what investors and vent

tomorrow night becomes a big dresser her soul for robert griffin iii and the redskins. they square off against the cleveland browns at fedex field tomorrow night at 7:00. griffin and the starters will get a quarter of work. watching to see how griffin response to different situations , the coach says it is all about getting ready for the season opener. >> if certain situations come up, we have got to handle them. if they are long third and short, they might be red zone. all those are very important for us to get a test moving forward to the regular season. if they don't come up, they don't come up. hopefully we will get a lot of good looks from cleveland and robert will get some challenging plays. i know he will. on at thengsters play little league world series. one of the stars in the series so far, young pitching phenom monet davis. she is not eligible to pitch again until tuesday. here is nevada and illinois. that ball is gone over the left-center field fence. the mercy rule kicks in. 13-2,the score went up to they called the game in the fourth inning. no mercy rules

>> he's a great dresser by the way. >> yeah, one of the best dressers in the country.r something like that. i'm like, "all right." so i go to like the -- it's the -- i got out to the outlets so i went and found, like, these like -- yeah, i don't even know, they're khakis. >> like baggy khakis. >> yeah, they were really bad. and i went out and threw out the first pitch. >> seth: you do not look like a former professional athlete. [ laughter and applause ] your cell phone should be on your belt. >> there he is. that's him. >> seth: and now, to throw out the first pitch for selling the most real estate in the greater trenton area. >> anybody playing with these guys is going -- [ laughter ] >> seth: you had even a better first pitch experience. >> you can't make this up seth. i'm just going to tell you the facts. i was -- the red sox for three years. '03, '04, and '05, right? world series, got it. came back four games down, or three games down, beat the yankees, great. red sox are in the playoffs and i'm with the orioles now. signed a three year deal, 'o6, '07, 'o8. i get

. >> i can tell you stories behind the carpet, behind the finish on the dresser, behind artwork, behindlows. you start with carpet. you have a color idea. there might be a gray scheme. it will be presented as a warm grey scheme and then a cool gray scheme. >> this is what? >> this is a cool gray scheme. >> each room is brand-new with almost all of the design elements selected personally by tisch himself. the most expensive part -- the marble bathrooms. >> the bathroom has become a point of competition. a lot of new hotels have big bathrooms that sparkle. we wanted the bathrooms to -- >> i noticed there was a television. >> we have televisions in the mirrors. every bathroom has a tv in it. >> one thing i had to ask is do you test the mattresses out? >> i have tested many. my wife and i have stayed in this hotel. it is comfortable. >> do you do this in every one of your hotels? >> we have lots of renovations. we bought a hotel in hollywood, california. we finished up a $30 million renovation. and nashville, tennessee, $12 million on a new lobby and restaurant. we did all of the guest bath

>> one guy told me that he jumped out of bed and then the dresser fell on him. he injured his leg. and i heard on spokesman for a hospital say that most of their injuries were lacerations, and that's what he had, and there were a lot of stitches but not a tremendous amount of serious injuries. >> all right. jeff king our photo journalist in napa right now. he is near second and brown outside a bar or restaurant, some kind of cafe that did sustain some serious damage with bricks falling and the roof breaking away there. jeff king, stay safe, thanks for your reporting on the ground. when we come back from a quick break, chad myers is going to walk us through more perspective on exactly what happened when that earth shifted. what if this feeling could last all week? with centurylink as your trusted partner, it can. our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and dedicated support, your business can shine all week long. so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis t

the trust and state's attorney can go through my dresser and look through my closet and look throughletters, but they can't go through david's house. that's what the trust and estate bar is is trying to do here today. it's important to note that the ipad is only four years old, the iphone is oafn seven years old and google is not old enough to vote. when we were creating these innovative services we weren't thinking about user erchtd of life but we are now. we are giving specific control over what happens to their accounts when they die. the reference was made to the google inactivity manager, the facebook memorialize. even yahoo is is dealing with inactive account me manager control right now. i'd rather have the user determine rather than the state decide what happens to my e-mail and my content when i die. >> the state is trying to seek uniform legislation on this tithe type of thing. >> when you die it's a matter of state law how that property gets distributed. so really it's necessary to work with the states but this is one area where the law should be uniform from state to stat

. >> reporter: this air dresser, is the 2-year-old's paternal great grandmother. she is grateful for all the support the family has received t. fatal accident happened friday night when the aunt was at mission between 4th and 5th street with a child and her twin brother. she was walking against a red light. she abruptly left the child in the middle of the crosswalk. >> refused to walk with her. she returned to grab her brother. she was left in the middle of the street. >> reporter: the driver who had a green light hit the child and never stopped. it was a white, four-door sedan. she sobbed frequently on the arraignment of child endangerment. she pleaded not guilty. the judge set bail at $50,000. outside the courtroom, her attorney says his client is not the guilty one. >> i don't think it's right to have someone in custody or accused of a crime when someone else who is outstanding is responsible for it. >> reporter: the case has torn the family apart. >> no, don't do that. she probably kill herself if she know she did that. >> she should pay the price for what she

>> all my way through college, i worked my way -- window dresser at lord & taylor.ays liked fashion. always loved fashion. and -- i loved that we could do it and not take it seriously. you have -- like herpes, you have it or you don't. it is so much fun when they come down the red carpet. they think they look terrible. they think they look wonderful and they look really bad. oh, thank god. >> you always tell the joke. you always say do you think some woman making $25 million really thinks -- really cares about what -- i think they do. >> i think they do, too. >> i think people do care. >> i think they do, too. some of them don't. i love it when -- sarah jessica parker, i always bring her up. she will come up to me and say look at the shoes the can you believe the shoes? you just want to hug her. she knows it is fashion. instead of anna. bulimics. allegedly. the olson twins. you smell the vomit before you see them. here they come. allegedly. allegedly. the little shrimp -- where are the olson twins? >> does the stuff just come to you after all he is years? is there -

well, the trust and the estate state attorney can go through my dresser and look for the letters butcan't kick in the door of david's house and go through david's house. >> that's what the trust and estate bar is trying to do here today. i want to go back to an interesting point raised a couple of minutes okay. it's important to note that the iphone is seven years old. google is not en old enough to vote. when we were creating these innovative services, we weren't really thinking about users end of life. but we are now. and we are creating new tools and new in0 vations to give users specific control over what happens to their accounts when they die. the reference was made tonight inactivity. yahoo is dabbling with some inactive account manager technology in japan right now. so the industry is evolving very quickly and i would rather see the industry give users the control rather than having the state determine what happens to my e-mails and my content when i die. >> speaking of the state, ben, i am curious, ulc is going state by state rather than seeking uniform federal legis

prime minister yes they're not considering these people people they're considering them rebels or dressers russians or whatever so they're not going to help them even though by their own rhetoric and by their own values they should but i don't expect that to happen at all. but it's not only ukraine's east and has been left to deal with the consequences of the fighting. this is the western ukrainian city of office where eleven soldiers were buried on tuesday they died in action in the country's east family and friends gathered to pay their last respects while the costin's were carried to the sound of the national anthem. they do national record has joined the search for understanding a russian photojournalist who disappeared in ukraine almost three weeks ago despite an international outcry his whereabouts remain unknown and insists there's no information the un the e.u. various ryans groups and a journalist around the globe are all demanding kiev secure his release the thirty three year old stanton has worked for manny international news organizations such as reuters and the associated pres

dresser knocked over, glass all over the place. we went outside quickly. it was scary. pretty soon they took about 10 to 15 minutes for fire trucks to get out there. there was no water. they couldn't do anything with hoses. scary like [ bleep ]. i've been through a lot of earthquakes, but this is the worst i've felt i think. >> the biggest challenge in fighting the fire at the napa valley mobile home park was the water or lack thereof. this greeted the fire department as they entered the park. this morning's quake ruptured this park's water supply which meant little to no water pressure for firefighters relying on hhydrants. they had to call the other counties for additional water. that took 20 to 30 minutes. they were limited on what they could do. thankfully no wind last night. again back out here live, looking at one of the three homes destroyed at this site. there are a few more damaged. there was another gas pipeline fire a couple of blocks in that direction. that destroyed a fourth mobile home. four destroyed here by fire, few more damaged. you have homes that wer

. >> this hair dresser, his 2-year-old's paternal great grandmother and grateful for the support the family received. today, gauge stopped during her arraignment on charges of child endangerment, pleading not guilty. the judge set bail at $50,000. outside of the courtroom, her attorney said her client is not the guilty one. >> i don't think it's right to have someone in custody accused of a crime when someone else is responsible for it. >> the case has torn the family apart. >> you don't think it's irresponsible? >> no. no. she'd probably kill herself if she knew she did that. >> she took my granddaughter from here. >> the only thing both great grandmother as agree with is that this never should have happened. vic lee, abc7 news >> a suspect in a fatal hit and run is now in custody. police say a 25-year-old turned himself in yesterday. investigators say he was driving a black sedan that hit and killed a man sunday night. the victim could ultimately face felony charges. fire investigators released a report on a house fire. a woman and her toddler son died and this report mentions flam

instead, and i did have a gun i took my friends dresser and push in front of the bedroom door to barricade myself so i could sleep. the next day i thought this is crazy. i want to get a gun to defend myself. at the time a work of the "washington times" and went to my editor and said, i'm to get a gun or a third it's difficult to i don't know what the situation is, but how about i write about in the paper? he said that's fine. he said it will take a couple of weeks. d.c. is gun control laws but nowhere else in country does. until the 2008 decision by the supreme court, the heller case, which overturned the 30 year ban on ownership of guns, but d.c. after that even after that the supremsupreme court acted in cau put together all these gun control laws. i started going through it and found out i had to take a written test. i had to take a class. this is just to own a gun, typically. it ended up, what i thought would take two weeks, took four months and it was 17 steps. that was just to buy legally one kind that i'm not allowed to take out of the house. obligor from the south or the west, is t

. >> this hair dresser, his 2-year-old's paternal great grandmother and grateful for the support the family received. today, gauge stopped during her arraignment on charges of child endangerment, pleading not guilty. the judge set bail at $50,000. outside of the courtroom, her attorney said her client is not the guilty one. >> i don't think it's right to have someone in custody accused of a crime when someone else is responsible for it. >> the case has torn the family apart. >> you don't think it's irresponsible? >> no. no. she'd probably kill herself if she knew she did that. >> she took my granddaughter from here. >> the only thing both great grandmother as agree with is that this never should have happened. vic lee, abc7 news >> a suspect in a fatal hit and run is now in custody. police say a 25-year-old turned himself in yesterday. investigators say he was driving a black sedan that hit and killed a man sunday night. the victim could ultimately face felony charges. fire investigators released a report on a house fire. a woman and her toddler son died and this report mentions flam

that's a lamp that fell off on the dresser into the drawers. shook the drawer open and the lamp fell in it. it's a good that i think dresser one of the pictures that i've really been stung by this morning because the clock in this store stopped at the exact time this earthquake hit this morning. so -- the glass there also broken. looks like sky 7 hd there our parter ship had some smoke there but the image going out. if you have pictures, more, we would like to see them. send them to us here at breakingnews@kron4.com. >> we're making some phone calls to check out the source of that smoke. >> just recently governor brown declared a state of emergency and that tlas ground work for federal money. >> governor brown state of emergency declaration puts wheels in motion for federal money to start trickling in. we look at the damage would be a appreciateuated and in many cases needed. what happened once governor brown brown declares state of emergency that will enable president obama to perhaps declare a federal disaster. >> homeowners and business coul

leftover right this one is scary with shells from the dresser falling close to a bed.ith the earthquake sitting overnight so many people were still sleeping. look here with all the windows blown out and a huge crack running vertically near the entrance. this is the historic napa valley courthouse. you see a huge hole. and here in vallejo a top of the chimney has tumbled from my house collapsing during the earthquake and landing on top of a car crash, in the roof and smashing the windshield. so much to clean up. crews have told us to be careful when cleaning up which is where they had seen so many injuries with people cutting themselves on glass nails and,, brick. this is the strongest one to hit the bay area in 25 years, if you have pictures of damage or cleanup please send them to us. you can find us on social media or on our web site http://www.kron4.com. hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a la

i took my friend's dresser and pushed it in front of the bedroom door to try to barricade myself in there for the night so i could sleep. but the next day i just thought, this is crazy. i want to get a gun to defend myself. so i went to -- at the time, i worked at the washington times and went to my editor and said i'm going to get a gun in d.c. i've heard that it's difficult, i really don't know what the situation is. how about i write about it for the paper? and he said, that's fine. i said, i think it'll take a couple weeks. well, d.c. has gun control laws that nowhere else in the country exist. and until the 2008 decision by the supreme court in heller's case which overturned the 30-year complete ban on ownership of guns, but d.c -- after that, even after that the supreme court acted in heller, they put together all these gun control laws. anyone that exists anywhere in the country exists in d.c. i found out i had to take a class, and this is just to own a gun, to be clear. it ended up what i thought was going to take two weeks took four months, and it was 17 steps. and that was just

dressers came down on people. those were the most common things we saw, if it wasn't, they were bleeding from the feet. >> 13-year-old boy was air lifted to uc davis medical center. he was critically injured when pieces of a fireplace fell on him. another two dozen people were treated in the vallejo area. >>> melted shells are cooling this morning. the homes were burned beyond recognition after the earthquake. crews think the fire started when a gas line ruptured. when they got there, two homes were already on fire. because of a broken water main. crews would not get water to put out the fire. by the time they were able to extinguish the flames, four homes were destroyed, and a few other rs badly damaged -- others badly damaged. how the community is carrying on this morning, we'll is have a live update. >>> 24 hours later and people are bracing for more aftershocks. and the damage they could bring. >> in vallejo, all eyes on georgia street where a number of buildings could still crumble. kris sanchez joins uses wi

. >> talking about the knobs on your doors or on your dresser or on your back root vanity. >> so looksve my work cut out for me. i'm taking this one with me. come on, cheat sheet. you're seriously coming with me. i mastered the home and the hair and while the braid train continues we'll send it to ginger for a final check of the weather. >> i got to go do something else. that's okay. you know what, there's some other great hair in the crowd. look at this little guy. can you get the side profile. what's his name. >> bryson. >> you're looking good out here. he's like, excuse me, you know my name. hi, a check of the t and start with twitter photos. great way to see the rest of the nation that we don't necessarily get a chance to talk about. bagdad, arizona, flash flooding in the last couple of days but now going to dry out. then we're talking about marie moving to the north and west, away from land but that doesn't make it not rough. as far as the surf goes, especially in southern california in the coming days you could see waves topping 15 feet already proving dangerous if not deadly and

the dresser was blocking the entry way. we had to push the door open. get that out, get him out. we just threw on our clotheand got out of the house. so right now, um, people are outside their homes. assessing the damage. we hear sirens. somebody dn the street's got a generator going. people are going around door to door, making sure that the gas is turned off at their homes. we're learning how to do that for the first time ourselves. this is the biggest quake that i have ever been in. i'm familiar with tornadoes growing up in oklahoma. but this is the first major quake i've been through. i can tell you. it's scary. >> it sounds scary. it sounds nice that the neighbors are coming together to help out. how much damage are you hearing about in your neighbors' homes? how violent was the shaking itself? >> the shaking itself, it felt like -- you always hear it feels like it lasts forever. it was probably, 15 seconds, tops. you just felt like the whole house was just moving back and forth. my wife was screaming. you just feel a little bit powerless that moment. we felt like, you don't

as a sort ofne permanent dresser herself. people wore their street clothes.when burton was at his height, he just married elizabeth taylor. there were people lined up around the block, clamoring like groupies at a rock concert. i wish i had seen him in person. people say it just had -- he changed the loose cannon interpretation. the visceral charge of it was incredible. >> here is richard burton. so, mye goes to him and revenge. the villain kills my father. son, dothat, i, his sole send this villain to heaven. he took my father grossly. our circumstances are heavy with him. my revenge to take the purging of his soul. when he is drunk, asleep, or in swearing about some act. as damnedul may be and black as hell. >> even though there is such obvious anger and charismatic anger, you can also see his own softness. and itationalizing really wrangles him. conflictwas also this within richard burton. he had been a great actor and he chose a different style. >> as john barrymore did. >> exactly. >> hamlet was the peak and after that, it was down. he was a glamorous ha

. >> jimmy: i get up in the middle of the night and accidentally pee in lincoln's dresser or somethingre they busy? it's like staying at somebody's workplace? >> it is. it's so strange to talk about this. it feels bizarre. but they really are mary's best friends for so many years. yeah. we would -- one night, we played this game called ditch the president because he has so much energy. he would go and do two fund-raisers and three different cities, four speeches. we would have taken a nap. and maybe gone to a gallery and it's 9:30 or 10:00, we'd be ready to go to our bedroom and go to sleep. we'd see him around the corner and it would be like, oh, dear lord. he would talk about the peace process in ireland in the most fascinating way. but you would be standing in one place for like 2 1/2 hours listening to him. [ laughter ] and he's so astoundingly bright, that you -- i want to go to bed, one part of your brain you idiot, it's the president. i want to go to bed. so, we started ditching the president. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: no respect. it doesn't matter. we'll come back we'

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dressers, tv, all went down. >> how long did it take for the fire? >> well, the house, immediately we could see there was a fire from the gas or something. it started burning. it took about 10 or 15 minutes for the fire trucks to get out here and it went down quickly. >> my whole bed shook. i heard a really loud noise. my mirror fell. i ran to see if my mom was okay. . >> was she okay? >> yeah. she was okay. >> woke up on the floor. i was wondering what was happening. i tried to figure out what was going on. i had never been in an earthquake before. >> nap pa county tells me four homes burnt down. you can see the melted siding and fence there. this home also has structural issues. if you can see there, it has a lean to it. it came off the foundation. not as bad as other homes. this is the mobile home park where we saw a few injuries where people went to their door tos find out that the stairs had separated from their house and they fell down. i talked with a veteran while the earthquake was happening. he said they were watching tv and the entertainme

. >> on this particular evening hillary sets up a small video camera on a dresser in her bedroom hopingo document her father's behavior in case he becomes violent. minutes after hillary presses record, william adams enters her room. >> get over here. >> brandishing a leather belt. >> as soon as the light switched off, i knew that it was going to be bad. >> bend over that bed. >> dad. >> hillary hesitates. >> bend over the bed. bend over the bed. >> stop. stop. >> when i didn't comply to what he was telling me to do, he grabbed my hand and just lashed me anyway, and he would not stop. >> stop. stop. >> bend over the bed. i'm going to keep hitting you on your legs. >> after a minute stopped i had totally forgotten about the camera in the corner. >> bend over the bed. stand up. stand up. >> i sink down on the floor. so he picked me up and threw me back onto the bed. bend over the bed. >> the first few blows were so painful, i didn't know what was what. i was just sitting there, and he would just hit me.leaving the r going down to my bedroom, which is what i usually had done when he discipl

broke the mirror off my dresser and dumped all my jewelry boxes on the floor.s very scary. >> reporter: she is in poor health. there is no way she can clean up herself. a relative will have to help her. >> i have to have my oxygen on and that gets tangled up. >> reporter: nearby clean up has been non-stop and it is almost done. the earthquake upended everything. >> i didn't go to sleep till almost 2:20 a.m. last night because i was so revved up. >> reporter: when it struck the first thing they did was race to the bedroom where their children were. >> couldn't get to our kids because things fell down. we couldn't get out of the bedroom. that was terrifying. not being able to get to them. >> reporter: napa public schools were closed today and the boys and girls opened all day so parents who had to work had a place to take their kids. 49 school age children spent the day there. reporting live in napa, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> i want to give you an idea of what it looks like around us. at third and brown street. you can see all day long a lot of people ha

earthquake will total some of them so those people are still dealing with today this picture here shows a dresser that she fell dangerously close to a bed instances of could happen overnight in a lot of people are some illegal dishes and glassware hopefully none of those were passed down from generation is broken and the picture and the grudge is a mess. barely make out the model there in more dishes broken in this picture everything from the all about wine country hits so hard their fault line right there in the middle of the street big cracks and vines damage that this appeared in some me brush resource items thrown all over the place >> : if any pictures of damage was still want to see them an e-mail them to us a breaking news at kron4-dot- com >> : we talk but aftershocks if you are worried about being on a barge rain when an aftershock here and they wanted to know it has an earthquake early alert system in place >> : as our tech reporter insider reports the quake the nappa clinic was a good test for the system >> : then similar that are received in their main control room sunday morning when

he was clearly a cross dresser. >> it's another distraction to manage the news cycle.put on the dollar. we're just falling into it. >> we can talk about the iraqi army. >> yeah. or we could put the -- never mind. okay. one more thing is up next. captain obvious: i probably wouldn't stay here tonight. man: thanks, captain obvious. captain obvious: i'd get a deal for tonight with deals for tonight from hotels.com. and you might want to get that pipe fixed. when your favorite food starts a fight fight back fast with tums. relief that neutralizes acid on contact... ...and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! try great tasting tums chewy delights. yummy. >>> time for one more thing. i'll start it off. i love the sunday talk shows. i'm a political junky. "meet the press" is one of my favorites. porter said i should get a life. david gregory is being replaced with chuck todd. chuck todd on the left there, nbc white house correspondent for years. we'll see what's going on right there. 6 1/2 years after. let's look at gregory's good-bye tweet. pull it up. see now,

dressers came down on people. those were the most common things we saw. it wasn't that they were bleeding from the feet. >> don't know if it was a man or woman, but the hospital says the injury is were cardio recipe ratory and didn't come as a result of any trauma. 16 others range from fair to serious condition and are split between orthopedic injuries, like broken hips and ankles, and heart trouble or breathing problems. another two dozen people were treated in the vallejo area. monty francis, kntv bay area news. >> now some of the most dramatic video we've seen and you see here with us now, comes from a mobile home park where fire destroyed three homes in this specific park. fires were an issue the last time we went through this in 1989 and again a big issue this morning. this happened at napa valley mobile home park on orchard avenue. here is the map just off highway 29. two homes were burning when the fire engines pulled up. because after broken watermain, the fire crews have to wait for relief water tinders. essentially they didn't have water to exti

woke up and said when he jumped out of bed, the -- he started to make it to the door when a large dresser fell on him and gashed his leg. he was okay. had some treatment, but he was injured at the tail end of the quake. >> we're looking at some pretty impressive images right now from our affiliate ktvu flying over the napa area where you can see significant damage to a roadway there. it just looks like it's rolled up into itself. we do know reports of several of roads that do have some damage and emergency crews trying to assess exactly what they're dealing with. but no reports of any bridges that would've collapsed. that is good news. we know of 30 water main leaks, water still safe to drink, the water plants, fortunately, not damaged. and 100 plus gas leaks, connected to the many fires that fire crews have had to respond to. at least six big fires, including one that encompassed about six mobile homes, four of them completely destroyed and two others that had some serious damage. jeff, we've been talking about this being the biggest earthquake to hit northern california since that 1989

. >> the officer found it in your cubicle, in your dresser in a hat.ake off your shirt. >> are you a drug dealer? stand up. take it off all the way. and your other one. all right. you've got marks. >> no, feel it. it's not marks. see? >> nope. >> i don't use. >> well, we found this in your property, so what that means is we're probably going to lock you up. >> i probably left it there. somebody was using it. come on now. >> so this was found in your hat and you're telling us that it's not yours. >> somebody must have set me up or something. >> so we'll give you a ua, will you be clean? >> i'm sure. >> i'm sorry? >> yeah, i should be clean. >> you should be. so there's a question about it. you should pretty sure. >> well, i'm not sure. >> well that, means that you're using drugs? >> when is the last time that you used? >> in almost a month maybe. >> shoot up, smoke, what? >> shot up. >> shot of heroin. >> yes. >> so that's where you shot it right there, correct? >> yeah. >> who are you buying it from? >> i can't say that. are you crazy. >> strip him and

playing slightly older woem, like the one who wanted a shampoo and a lot more from her seductive hair dresser> and what -- >> whatever you say. >> andine warren beatty was at hottest commodity in hollywood, but grant claims there was no sex even during his visit to her hotel room. >> we kept kissing and kissing and kissing until he left. it was morning afterall. you know, he had a lot of other ladys to drop in on. >> reporter: maybe not warren, but she did get oscar for best supporting actress. and her life changed again. >> as i went up, something came over me of knowing that i was going to be too old for the kind of parts that i played. i had been running from disclosing my age and knowing that age would always be against me. >> reporter: as you're walking up you thought as the end. >> this was it. >> reporter: she bim a movie director. and along with her second husband, producer joe fury, made a series of highly successful documentaries. >> worked and be honest. >> excuse me. out the door. >> reporter: their examination of poverty, down and out in america, won the academy award in 1987. >>

charming is a hair dresser.ike many here in west point, she has to travel out of the township to make a living. the only breadwinner for her two children. >> translator: right now, my mother doesn't have anything. i was the one that provided for her. as time goes by, now she is complaining the rice is finished. >> are you more scared of ebola or more scared of the hunger? >> translator: that's what is worrying us. the hunger. the ebola. everything. i'm scared of everything. >> charming leaves us. she is going to see if her mother is right. if the food really has run out. as we walk back out on to the street, the crowd has grown larger. at the quarantine line, the stand-off continues. desperate to at least be seen and heard, if not released. >> i'm sure for some of our viewers as well, it is concerning to see you cross that quarantine line but health workers have to as well. how did health workers treating people inside the quarantine zone, how did they make sure they are safe? that they don't pick up the disease

con, and also a dresser at ikea. [ laughter ] "honey, you want the jurgen klinsmann or not?l put it together. yes, i sound like i'm a radio dj from 1984. who cares?" [ laughter ] pro, team usa promised their dads a win for father's day. con, or at the very least, a a tie. [ audience awws ] >> steve: come on! think about it! think about it! [ rim shot ] tie. >> jimmy: pro, the field will be quickly narrowed down. con, or as that's also known, a a brazilian. there you go, that's -- [ laughter ] ♪ sorry. pro, futbol is very popular in america. con, but not as popular as boosketball and hockey. [ laughter ] >> steve: i love hoockey. >> jimmy: big boosketball finals. pro, if russia wins, vladimir putin has promised each player on the team a a generous gift. con, life. he's so nice. seems like a nice dude. >> steve: a lot of pressure. a lot of pressure on that team. >> jimmy: pro, many stadiums will be byob. bring your own beer. con, many stadiums will be byos, build your own stadium. [ applause ] >> steve: makes you feel invested in the game. yeah. you love the game more if you b