you ready, amy?t to sing christmas carols with us for a dollar. >> for a dollar. >> here we go. ♪ deck the halls with boughs of holly ♪ ♪ fa-la-la ♪ advertise the ♪ don we now our -- ♪ gay apparel >> let's go. let's go! >> he didn't know it. >> amy wants to sing christmas carols. ♪ dashing through the snow in a one-horse open sleigh over the fields we go laughing all the way ha-ha-ha bells on bobtail strings making ♪ >> making -- making -- making. >> go amy poehler! >> sir, you want to sing christmas carols with me and amy for $1. >> hi! >> it's okay. >> yes. ♪ dashing through the snow ♪ dashing through the snow >> no. snow. ♪ dashing through the snow the man will not say snow. the man will not say snow. >> look at the ladies. >> please, do you want to sing christmas carols with me and amy poehler? >> oh, sure. >> here we go. >> hi, what's his name? >> arrow. >> arrow? >> yes. >> no. no. not doing it. let's go. oh, you want to sing christmas carols with me and amy pohler. ♪ happy birthday >> not happ

here's amy adams in "american hustle."thout me? are you kidding? >> what are you going to do? [ door opens and slams ] >> are you playing me? are you doing this? or are you playing him? it will be very bad for you if you're playing me. >> you're going to have to decide for yourself, kid. i just laid everything out on the table. >> jimmy: yeah. who's playing who? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> she's shy. >> jimmy: she's a very shy girl. >> she's shy. >> jimmy: a sad little lamb. >> another one of my innocent characters. >> jimmy: exactly. every time you come on, we either sing or play a game or something like that. and i wanted to challenge you to a game. >> i hear you're competitive. so -- >> jimmy: yeah. i am. >> i am, too. >> jimmy: you are too. i think it's gonna work. all right, good. stick around. amy adams and i are playing catch phrase when we get back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so you can see like right here i can just... you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you

tom and amy the many things they will add one thing that if you just awfully is brag.he fact is, think about it for a second. tom does not come to practice before the supreme court by the usual group. he was not a clerk at the supreme court. he didn't follow the well trodden path from the white shoe law firm to the fancy clerkship to the big firm. tom is a self-starter. tom developed his practice by looking at the most likely route for cases to get to the supreme court and the lower courts are divided. one of the functions the supreme court sees for itself, harmonize how the law is enforced and viewed around the country. and so when that is what they call a circuit split, that's a likely case for the supreme court. tom developed a way to analyze the circuit split and to start saying maybe that's th a case tt can come to the supreme court. a lot of big law firms in washington were killed in a scotusblog. they had the people to do it. they had the smarts to do. they didn't do it. so one of the things we have to celebrate here today i think is the incredible spirit of ent

and i wanted to be home when amy got home from school. so i stopped scheduling anything in that part of the afternoon. swimuld jog or exercise, and sit on the truman doctrine and talk about what he yet done during the day and what i had done during the day and we had a good relationship. what i learned in the white house was that there is no way to know what is happened because of the press. you cannot learn from newspapers or from two minutes of tv. we didn't have computers. we have a big mainframes still in the white house. i don't think he got those activated. this was a long time ago. 30 years ago. but i couldn't tell. he said every day he stepped off the elevator upstairs, i would ask -- i had to know. i was touring the country had press conferences and i needed to know. in february, one day he stepped off the elevator he said, why don't you come to cabinet meetings and then you'll know how we do things? meetingsund --cabinet have staff around the room. i sat by. max cleveland was in a wheelchair. he was head of veterans affairs. i s

i'm amy goodman. the white house says enrollment in obamacare insurance plans continues to improve after a problem plagued first month. people signed up in november, double the month before. more than 800,000 people have also signed up for medicaid eligibility. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius touted the improvements in an appearance before congress. >> as more americans give healthcare.gov a second look, they're finding the experience is night and day from where we were back in october. and they're responding by shopping for plants and enrolling in greater numbers. >> the white house says it still expects to meet a goal of 7 million enrollees by march. the pentagon has announced a media blackout on information about hunger striking prisoners a quantum on them obey. the latest wave began in february and grew to as many as 100 six prisoners over the summer. the pentagon now says it will stop disclosing how many prisoners are on hunger strike and will reject all media requests for i

i'm glad to be with amy and with jamie.'m going to convey all of this information i have to jimmy. in fact, i look forward to consulting closely with him on a regular basis. >> at the outset of that clip, she spoke spanish. a story about her spanish lessons? >> she started learning spanish in the governor's mansion in georgia. she and jimmy took a trip to latin america to promote business relationships with georgia, with various countries in latin america. and they began to study spanish. she apparently stuck with it. they would read the bible with each other at the end of the day. and they would take turns sometimes reading bible verses to each other in spanish. >> then, of course, the important role as the hostess for the camp david summit between antagonistic parties as they were trying to reach an agreement. what role did she play during that. and following the last clip, what was the public acceptance of the countries as the first lady coming to represent the u.s.? >> first on latin america, i think that trip was somew

i'm amy goodman. a white house-appointed task force has proposed a series of curbs on key national security agency surveillance operations following leaks by former nsa contractor edward snowden. on thursday, the panel recommended that hold its collection of billions of american phone calls, sending "the additional risks to public trust, personal privacy, and civil liberties." the phone records should be held by telecommunications providers or have a third party. underminings for its encryption and criticized its use of computer programming flaws to mount cyber attacks. at the white house, press secretary jay carney said the panel's findings will be reviewed. next several weeks, we will be reviewing the report recommendations as we consider the path forward, including sorting through which recommendations we will implement, which might require further study, in which we will choose not to pursue. >> the panel's report was released just two days after a federal judge ruled the bulk collection of teleph

loophole join me in welcoming my chair amy worth (clapping) >> thank you, very much.ored to be here to welcome i all and to say what a great a day and congratulations to everyone. it really is a glorious day. being around the eastern span one of the things you may have noticed it that construction is not an old boy's club anymore. it's something that video news man mark john noticed when he was documenting the bridge. so he's done more than 20 oral histories. and he comprised a short video precisely some of the women who have transcribed to the ante span. please join me >> i work in san francisco my mother worked on the new bridge and my brother. my mom worked on the first and second phase with me for another one of the contractors that were out here. and my grandfather worked on the original span but it's been fun. >> it's one of those projects that's come in a lifetime. >> it's seeing it take a look take shape. when i finish our work you see something >> i work for the superintendent of the project. so no days even the same. it's interesting like i said in high scho

i'm amy goodman. has exposed a secret cia program in colombia that has helped to kill at least two dozen rebel leaders. the program relies on help from the national security agency and is funded through a multibillion dollar black budget each began under president bush but continues under president obama. up until 2010, the cia controlled the encryption keys that allowed homs to read gps data. the u.s.se, in 2008, and colombia discovered a farc leader hiding in ecuador. the attack killed the rebel leader and sparked a major flareup of tensions with ecuador and venezuela. the u.s. role in the attack had previously not been reported. we will do an extensive report on that tomorrow on democracy now! evacuated states has hundreds of people from fighting in south sudan on fear the country is on the brink of civil war. president obama warned he may take further action to secure persons and property. for u.s. troops were wounded saturday when the aircraft came under fire. meanwhile, the united nations missio

amy? >> all right, alex perez. thanks for the latest on that. >>> and now, to a new moment of truth for obamacare. the law takes full effect at midnight. that means more than 1 million people who have enrolled for health insurance can start using it for the first time. and abc's jon karl is with the president, who is vacationing in hawaii. jon, the stakes here, extremely high. >> reporter: that's for sure, amy. all told, about 2 million people have signed up for private insurance through those obamacare marketplaces, including nearly 1 million in december alone. that's not quite what the administration had projected for this time. but it's a huge improvement over the troubled early days of the health care rollout. now, the big test is whether or not all those enrollments have processed accurately. and whether people actually have the coverage that they believe they have enrolled in. and also, whether or not those new plans keep a promise that we heard the president make a lot, which is that if you like your doctor,

>> just very quickly, andrea, amy couldn't be more right. this poll should be called, whose name do you know. that's essentially what we're getting at here. you've hit on it with chris christie. i think it's going to be very difficult with what we know about the iowa republican caucus elector, social conservatives, a lot of tea party folks, those are not chris christie constituency. with numbers like those, 30% of self-identified republicans at this appoint say they have an unfavorable view of him. amy is right. he could go in there, sort of blanket the state. i will tell you those first impressions are difficult to change, particularly when you're as well-known in the state and nationally as chris christie. i wonder if those people don't look at those numbers and start thinking of a john mccain-like path to the nomination that doesn't include iowa caucuses. i'm not sure with that built-in level of favorability he looks like a strong candidate there. >> just to clean up something that overhangs from last week, what about the whole controvers

we have heard from them come as amy mentioned. if we have written something that they disagree with. they are human beings, the justices really are. and in washington you have a sense that you get, the president is used to have people set all kinds of horrible things about him. but the justices, the more have gone to the principle of the appointment process which is horrible. people just make up crap about you, lie and slander you and that sort of thing because that part is turned into a real political process. but these people value the reputation but they grew up in a very state occupation. they are used to being praised not harshly criticized. and now they are kind of in some small part of the world like the center of the universe, so people are running a lot about their big decisions. so you can believe that they are very aware of what's written about them and take it quite personally. >> tony, did you -- >> justice thomas has famously said he doesn't read any newspaper except a dallas cowboys fan newspaper. and his wife usual

please welcome amy aid -- adams.rs and applause] thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> jon: you know -- >> first time here. >> jon: we're delighted to see you here. i occasionally will get. they give me a little screener of the movie that can i watch. and a lot of times i'll be like sure, yeah, i'll do that but i don't. [ laughter ] but this one all the way through to 1:00 in the morning, man "american hustle" is a great movie. >> it will keep you awake, yes if you start watching it. >> jon: it's phenomenal. it's got this ensemble cast. >> christian bale, bradley cooper, jeremy renner and jennifer lawrence amazing in the film. >> jon: and yourself. >> and me. >> jon: jennifer lawrence has been on this program. >> i watched that. she was so funny if i did that it would be like i was on pills. she pulls it off. it's not a dig on her. i wish i could pull that off. >> jon: when you watch her interview does it seem like a young -- >> helen mirren? >> jon: you are the first person who also sees it. no on

i think amy people should have recreational activities that are affordable. i think getting free contraception gives people the opportunity to have it. guess what? you don't have to have an abortion if you have contraception. and you don't have to be on welfare if you are on contraception, make it available. it should be in jars when walking into buildings on the street. >> talk about raising your kids is that what you want your kids to see? >> you liberals are generous and giving with other peoples money. why don't you and your liberal friends on birth control, why don't you pay for it? let other people not pay for it? how is that? >> i do pay for myown. i don't want little johns running around. >> why should anyone, i'm going to be crude here, nobody else is having that sex. why should they pay for it? >> they're having -- >> birth control -- >> you're a peeping sean? looking into bedrooms? >> you want people to pay for other peoples birth control pills? >> the sisters of poor are a group of nuns in 30 cities suing kathleen sebelius. they don't think they s

i'm amy goodman. a u.s. drone attack in yemen struck a group of people who were traveling to a wedding thursday, killing at least 17. a yemeni security officials said some of the dead may have been members of al qaeda, but most were civilians. the attack occurred in a remote area near the central town of rada. it was at least the second u.s. drone attack this week in yemen after a strike in an eastern province killed at least three people this week since an attack killed at least three people on monday. in ukraine, mass protests are continuing over the government's decision not to sign a trade pact with the european union. but speaking in brussels on thursday, ukraine's first deputy prime minister said ukraine will sign a deal soon. we listen to the ukrainian people and our negotiations will continue. ukraine will soon find its association agreement with the european union, taken into account the national strategic interest. military chiefs have agreed to meet with the leader of a mass protest movemen

tony and his wife amy and in our audience cindi. and a 14 year old son named hugh who was not able to make the trip. >> you guys applied for one of the houses in the warrior foundation. how did you hear about it. ngovernor, it was word of mouth. we cope up with others. and they told us about the foundation and encourageditous look bo it and we applied in 2009 and we have been in their system ever since. >> i know thousands of people have applications. and i know, general, that is one of your frustrations. thousands of people applying for home. you gave 538 but there are thousands left. >> we have a goal to give thousand and 500. and that's why we have them here today to encourage other heroes to apply. go to military warriors opinion organd apply for a home. >> amy, you decided you are not just a victim. you within back to law cool and finished a law degree. this had to be a challenge dealing with two children and one is special needs and a husband that is a wounded warrior and you amaze me to do all you have done and deputy -- go t

we're joined by amy holmes, "hot list" anchor at the blaze. want to jump into it. because we never have enough time for the segment. i want to look at the way people are experiencing the economy, and there's a cnn/orc poll, 24% believe that the economy is improving, 39% believe the country is still in a downturn. and then when you break it apart by age. >> right. >> 34% of people under 50 say we're still headed in a downturn. 45% of people over 50 say we're headed in a downturn. let's start with you, amy. why are people not feeling these good numbers? and why are older americans feeling them worse? i mean, why is it a worse experience for them? >> the generational question is an interesting one, when you consider that young people have been having such a tough time finding jobs in an anemic job market for the past five years. but as to why so many americans feel like the economy is going in the wrong direction is because of five years of experience. now, while these numbers should make us cautiously optimistic, gdp growth was 3.6%, but that's

i'm amy goodman. nelson mandela was laid to rest as south africa laid to rest its leader. he was laid to rest in his home village at the age of 95. south african president jacob zuma said that his struggle for justice will carry forward. while the long walk to freedom has ended in the physical sense, our own journey continues. we have to continue building the type of society he worked tirelessly to construct. we have to take what is laid so wills and in doing continue drawing lessons from your very rich and extraordinary life. people visited his coffin in the lead up to the funeral. at least 125 people were killed when syrian government warplanes on rebel areas in the northern area of aleppo. dead included 28 children. the attack comes a month over -- before peace talks are set to take place in geneva. saturday marks the first anniversary of the massacre at .andy hook elementary school newtown residents held quiet remembrances after asking the news media for privacy. in his weekly address, president o

so the t m j prnldz are here and mike and amy are here to - they'd love to make a presentation or statement if you so desire also the b.a. e staff should be here oh, they're here to address questions with regards to their work of either the analysis of the two proposals or the potential future development of pier 38. thank you >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment? we do have woods >> good afternoon commissioner aim korean woods. this had to have been a very, very touch decision for two extremely qualified companies both of whom have relationship to the port and who have done excellent work in the past. of course, the money counts. i've worked with amy for many, many years on redevelopment projects and i know she is totally competent at the going straight for the record not diplomatic sometimes (laughter) i think you've got a good team and i sport our decisions thank you >> thank you. >> dwayne jones. are you present? >> is dwayne out in the hollowing. >> can we go to john in the meantime. >> hi, john. >> and can someone locate dwaib john's. >> could a i see if dwayne john'

amy, is this telling us that people, yeah, they're having the conversation, and deciding that they'ree direction, that some believed they would? >> well, as you saw, the more that the president talked about gun control, the more support for it he lost, actually. and because i think a lot of americans look at the stories and they realize it actually is not about gun control. it's about very troubled individuals, and in almost all circumstances, they either had the guns legally, they purchased them legally, they went through the background checks, or they stole them. so this isn't a question of, you know, private purchases on the internet, or needing more gun control. i think that we need to keep a closer eye on our family, our loved ones, disturbed people in our community, and i would actually would like to advocate for looking at mental illness and should people who have a record of mental illness be allowed to own guns, and to underscore errol's point, which is if you have gun ownership going down, but we seem to see this -- you know, the increase in -- i don't know if it's an increa

he is not in the same category as amy goodwin. >> greg from iowa. >> let me put this on mute here. i was wondering is the common tater here earlier said he was going to ask you the question about how come you always slam president obama. and you mentioned that for you it was because of some of his policie policies. oh, crum. the person in the whitehouse -- >> greg, what is your point? >> my point was -- oh -- >> greg, did you have a question for jeremy scahill? >> he did a good job of explaining. >> greg, very much we appreciate your calling but we will move on to lorenzo in berkeley, california. >> thank you for taking my call. i am calling from barbara lee's congressional district and i was lucky enough to see you speak in may and love the book. my question is for you is given things like rand paul and the drone issues and the hearings and then people visiting for the congress people. do you think events are a shift in the drone strikes or are they drops in the buckets. >> i felt embarrassed as an american when he had the pakistan and yemen family members of drone strike victims

i've worked with amy for many, many years on redevelopment projects and i know she is totally competent at the going straight for the record not diplomatic sometimes (laughter) i think you've got a good team and i sport our decisions thank you >> thank you. >> dwayne jones. are you present? >> is dwayne out in the hollowing. >> can we go to john in the meantime. >> hi, john. >> and can someone locate dwaib john's. >> could a i see if dwayne john's is he out in the lobby can you send him in important public comment. >> good afternoon madam president and madam vice president. i'm john cane a port attend for 12 years i know the south beach waterfront very, very well, we're located north of pier 38 pr along with the reds and job house we'll be the port restaurants closet to pier 38. very much in favor of the redevelopment of pier 38. more activity is also an transition on game days and on non-game days getting tenant in the building is great i recommend the t m j contractors they know how to do things. they help us with the dive permits. and i feel 38 they and t m j are the perfect develope

. >> amy robach story back at work and talking about her battle with breast cancer. >> we want to see how the freezing cold is affecting you this morning with your photos and videos e-mailed to ureport@kgo-tv.com. those who'vd ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 6:13. >> right now this is a picture from los angeles of the fast food workers staging the one day walkout to protest low wages nationwide at fast food praises urging $15 an hour pay. you will see the rallies in san jose, oakland, and antioch. >> if canada, trouble for embattled toronto mayor rob ford. he may is offered $5,000 and a car to suspected drug dealers in exchange for a tape or recording that shows him smoking crack. the information is contained in police wiretaps of gang members. on one wiretap a gang member is heard saying rob ford was smoking his rocks today and the video never surfaced but the toronto star

i'm amy goodman. a car bombing in the lebanese capital of beirut has left at least five people dead. the victims included the attacks apparent target, the homage financelebanon's former minister. he was an age of former prime iri and a vocal critic of seared president bashar al-assad. a u.s. drone strike in pakistan has killed four people. the attack it a compound in the tribal region of north waziristan. pakistani officials described the victims as afghan members of a militant group. the strike human midst of ongoing protest against u.s. drone war. on thursday, demonstrators recently blocked nato supply route near the city of quetta. fighting continues in south sudan amidst mediation efforts by african countries. the leaders of ethiopia and kenya are in the capital juba in a bid to infighting between government forces and rebels loyal to the countries ousted former president. the u.n. says the violence has claimed over 1000 lives and displaced tens of thousands. rebels have captured half the capital

our reporter, amy hollyfield; in san leandro talking to serious bargain hunters. amy? >> and serious procrastinators. some are just getting started. there is a pay off to being a procrastinator: there are deals. at 4:30 in the morning the day before christmas, santa's elves remain at work with a flow of shoppers at the wal-mart in union city open all night long. >> i have a busy day so this was a chance to shop. each year i wait until the last minute. >> yes, just about everyone we spoke with overnight admitted they cannot seem to get to the stores earlier than december 24th and now there are more stores than ever that cater to them open around-the-clock before christmas. >> i'm a last minute shopper. i don't like shopping. i always wait until the last minute. >> the hall in san lenadro opened at 9:00 this morning and had a fair share of last minute shoppers. some people work better under pressure. >> it is how men do it. we shop if a hurry, get what we need and get in and out. >> we are going to buy some more tough and try and get out of here so folks can go home the.

amy hollyfield is at the scene. amy? >> imagine escaping a fire to find yourself out here on the street barefoot in the freezing weather. >> people ran out of the burning apartment building if their pajamas at 4:39 in the morning to grab their families and nothing else. when they were outside they realized how low the temperature dipped. >> we ran outside and it was cold. i was seeing kids without shoes or anything. >> it took half an hour but officials got ahold of the school district and unlocked the high school. all this while also trying to put out the fire and get 75 people out safely. >> we have a lot people trying to exit the building and the first fighters were trying to get in to determine what it is we actually have. >> the evacuation was delayed because it took people a bile to wake up and realize the building was on fire. >> the fire is next to us. our neighbor's house. we her their fire detectors but they would the they were cooking because everyone cooks in the only for the kids. >> when she smelled smoke a

i'm amy goodman. opposition activists are claiming over 500 people have died in weeks of syrian government airstrikes on the city of aleppo. the steering observatory for human rights has the debt children.51 syrian government helicopters have been hitting aleppo with highly destructive barrel bombs -- oil drums filled with explosives and sometimes with nails or scrap metal. at least 25 people were reportedly killed on saturday when government forces bombed a vegetable market. meanwhile, the al-assad regime has evacuated thousands of residents from the town of adra amidst heavy clashes with rebel fighters. at least 31 people have died in two consecutive days of bombings in the russian city of volgogr ad. 17 people were killed and 34 winded on sunday when a female suicide bomber hit a train station. another 14 people were killed earlier today when a bomber hit a packed bus. no group has claimed responsibility, but russia has faced repeated attacks from islamist militants in chechnya and north caucuses.

amy, why is $15 so important? rose on thursday in times square. we can't survive on $7.25. right, the federal minimum wage. i was talking to a woman named evelyn who walked out of mcdonald's, makes $7.50, one raise in six years. she can't support her child on this. then we played on "democracy now" a recording that nancy, a woman who works at mcdonald's in chicago made when she called the mcdonald's resources line and said i can't make it. they said there's a federal program pa that goes with your salary called s.n.a.p. she said could i take my kids to the doctor on that? they said there's another program called medicaid. this goes to the issue of conservatives and liberal whence you say, well, just pull yourself up by the bootstraps and get another job and another job. the fact is that there isn't an outcry by conservatives or some there is when the very ceos of these very corporations are being tax subsidized. let me give you an example. this is an amazing story that came out from the institute of policy studies

as soon as amy hits the pavement. >> okay.ou've got a pickup truck turning the corner. >> within minutes the undercover attracts interest. >> she's walking to the car right now. >> and it is down. it's down. come and get him. it is down. >> as the decoy signals officers, patrol cars move in on the unsuspecting buyer. >> y'all got cameras on me? [ bleep ]. i'm trying to holla at a female. >> stunned, the man says he was just trying to sweet-talk the undercover. amy says men who buy women often act with aggression and like to wield power. >> the guys pull up, they expect you to jump right in. because that's what the girls do. and they're very demanding. girl, get in. bitch, get in. you know, they say all types of things. and you playing a role, so you accept this stuff and you try to find ways to not get in the car. >> the first guy was a dub for head. >> a dub is $20. $20 for a blow job. these guys, man, i swear. in englewood, where it's low income, you have those girls who will settle for that. but you know, it's disgraceful.

david muir along with amy robach and the team. new year's gift come early to be next to you this week. >> stop it some more, david. >>> a new twist in the tupelo murder case. the suspect allegedly threatening the president before his cross-country robbery spree. we'll have the latest details this morning. >>> and we have the very latest on the antarctica rescue. stalled by punishing weather that won't let the ice breakers get through. what the plan is to free the passengers. >>> as we prepare to ring in the new year, the bone-chilling temperatures in the midwest. ginger zee and the extreme weather team here. that's already a huge crowd in times square. >> they are. it's the warmest we're going to be. you can hear them. they're all happy. the temperatures are the mildest at this point that we'll be for a long time to come. let me show you where the cold air is this morning. now we have to make it serious. this is dangerous cold. when you expose skin to 32 below, that can be bad for the body. 10 blow in minneapolis. 8 below in sioux

i'm amy goodman. u n secretary-general ban ki- moon is calling for near doubling of the international peacekeeping force in south sudan amidst spiraling violence. on monday, he asked the security council to send up to 5500 more troops. watching, all sides in south sudan, attacked civilians and the u.n. keys peeping -- you in peacekeepers to protect the must sees immediately. those responsible at the senior level will be held personally accountable and face the consequences. even if they claim they had no knowledge of the attacks. >> the security council is due to vote on ban's proposal today. salsa dance violence erupted earlier this month when accused hislva kiir former deputy of mounting a coup. said the, riek machar release of opposition leaders is a precondition for talks. [indiscernible] these are the people we engaged in the dialogue. [indiscernible] >> hundreds have been killed and thousands have sought refuge at u.n. facilities to escape the fighting. a week of bombing by the al- assad regime

amy hollyfield is on scene with the very latest. amy?y have detected a leak at the gas station. that is why they have property back their haz-mat truck. that is why they are monitoring this and keeping the residents that are evacuated next door apartment complex, out of here. they do not want anyone in here yet. they want to make sure it is safe. this is all because an s.u.v. crashed into this gas station and knocked over two pumps. that started a fire. it happened on 98th avenue and alameda county sheriff deputy tried to pull the driver over but the driver fled, lost control, and crashed. >> when gas pumps were struck, the attendants were able to hit the emergency gas shut off and the fire you saw was the residual gas burning from inside the gas pump itself and then because of the vapors that come from the gas tank the holding tank, we had the vapors off-gassing and they were burning. >> this happened next to the brookfield apartment complex. residents were terrified weapon they looked out the window and saw the gas station was on fire.