but it wasn't like ash was falling it was just general smoke. again, some spot fires on the south side of the reservoir it wasn't like the whole south room was on fire you can see that the rock again, the smoke was the big issue on air quality in the area. this is the road there was spots where the road was going to be burnt-out. there have been other wildfires. on those roads are you under the impression that fema will help to build those roads? >> it's a discussion we're going to have to have. we had the foresight to purchase insurance so some of it is insured and we're going to have the adjusters go up and we're actually doing all the necessary paperwork to be prepared to submit a claim under fema. our assessment teams and finance folks are working together to capture that information and once we submit it to fema we'll know more. there is some recovery under the national forest. we hope and i say that with a big h it doesn't effect us infinitely. who are the carriers with that we have? >> lexington insurance where are they located. >> i'll f

but it wasn't like ash was falling it was just general smoke. again, some spot fires on the south side of the reservoir it wasn't like the whole south room was on fire you can see that the rock again, the smoke was the big issue on air quality in the area. this is the road there was spots where the road was going to be burnt-out. there have been other wildfires. on those roads

again on top of the dam there's very little ash fallen on top of it.e were able to get our sampling crews out on the lake it was important we draw samples from the surface and debt. again showing here is right up next to the dam they're taking samples near the surface but they're taking samples at depth and this was from .1 to .4 and the lake didn't change we're not getting a lot of ash and again confirming what we already knew from monitoring closely the water coming from the dam. this is where you can start to see the water

airways over her dead husband's missing ashes. wife, seen here with her late husband, says she tried to fly his ashes to his home town in the uk back in 2011 but that transportation security officials refused to let her carry them on her flight. so she says, agents at philadelphia international airport directed her to usairways counter where she asked airline workers to put the ashes in her checked luggage. when she got to the uk she says the ashes were gone. her attorney says they obviously made the choice through incompetence and outrageous behavior to determine his last resting place. the woman claims the airline has essentially blown her off since the incident. we reached out to usairways, which provided us with a statement that reads in part, quoting here: while we certainly send our condolences to mrs. o'grady, u.s. airplane investigation into this matter did not uncover any information indicate that usairways is responsible for this unfortunate incident. anna is a defense attorney. u.s. usairways say it's not our fault. tsa

again on top of the dam there's very little ash fallen on top of it.ble to get our sampling crews out on the lake it was important we draw samples from the surface and debt. again showing here is right up next to the dam they're taking samples near the surface but they're taking samples at d

seeing this burnt to ash and the family crying in front of you, and they cannot identify these bodiesther it's their beloved or not. nobody think about this -- these human facing who are making these clothes and dying in these factories every day. nobody is talking about their compensation or wages they are getting. even they don't consider they are human, but they are really human. they have names. they have a voice. they want to speak out. they have right to have a safe working place.

very little ash fallen on top of it. we were able to get our sampling crews out on the lake it was important we draw samples from the surface and debt. again showing here is right up next to the dam they're taking samples near the surface but they're taking samples at depth and this was from .1 to .4 and the lake didn't change we're not getting a lot of ash and again confirming what we already knew from monitoring closely the water coming from the dam. this is where you can start to see the water clarity. the water is not covered. it was smokey in places. but it wasn't like ash was falling it was just general smoke. again, some spot fires on the south side of the reservoir it wasn't like the whole south room was on fire you can see that the rock again, the smoke was the big issue on air quality in the area. this is the road there was spots where the road was going to be burnt-out. there have been other wildfires. on those roads are you under the impression that fema will help to build those roads? >> it's a discussion we

somebody found a box of human ashes on the side of the road near an apartment complex yesterday. police say those ashes were stolen during a car burglary and then tossed on the road by the suspects. police say the ashes were labeled and they were able to return them to the family they rightfully belonged to. >>> 4:50. high school band teacher on track to get national recognition thanks to a student. gary courtney teaches music at concord high school. he is in the running for the grammy foundation's first ever music educator award. he advances to the quarterfinals. today, he finds out if he made it to the semifinals >>> your music and arts are so important. >>> 4:51 right now. the catch everybody is talking about. the catch that's getting a lot of attention specially for one grandmother who has become an instant, overnight star. we will show you that. >> plus, are you ready for the brow bowl. it is a friendly wager between colin kaepernick and russell wilson as they get ready for sunday's big game. >> i believe it is the bro bowl. >> if you haven't heard, we will tell you what's g

so you have sand, ash, pieces of wood, brick. well, the ash is a hazardous material. you come along and used to buy a site at sixth and mission, with the understanding you will demolish the building and build a 50 story building. and you thought you were just going to dig out the sand, the film, and haul it to another site. now you come to find out the material you were going to move at $8 per ton is now going to cost anywhere from $40 to $78 per ton. the has a significant impact -- and has a significant impact on the cost of your project. if you are out on the sunset and vine a single-family home, just have the geotechnical engineer come out and say it is on earth quicksand, the building will probably settle three-quarters of an inch. have the structural engineer look at the frame and say, you have a serious soft story here. lawrence, expected that. you might want to put in some clips and fasteners and sheer walls to stiffen it out. as you move east, you have not only the soft issues, the structural issues, but you have the hazardous-waste. if you recall as a kid, ev

somebody found a box of human ashes on the side of the road near an apartment complex yesterday.e say the ashes were stolen during a car burglary and then just tossed out on the road by the suspects. police say those ashes were labelled and fortunately they were able to return them to the family they belong to. >>> as the city of richmond is moving forward with a plan to help homeowners with underwater mortgages. the city council voted last night to take the next step in the richmond cares program. this program would help struggling homeowners by buying their mortgages from banks and then restructuring the loans. the goal? to reduce the city's foreclosure rates. >>> the state of california=k3 demanding the city of santa clara return $279 million in bad transfers. state comptroller john shane says they -- including property and cash. he is now orderingzfd santa cla to pay back that money and then use it to pay off debts and fund local programs through santa clara county. he has set up a special board to decide where that money will go specifically. a number of cities made the tran

in just a year according to the government food stamp participation jumps 10 percent in ash county. became more to government aid as well. her ingenuity earned her a trip to the annual american association of snap in columbus, ohio where she received the gold hunger champions award from the usda. citation applauded the important strategy of counter acting in p what they describe as mountain pride. >> unbelievable. seems to me we should be in reverse. we should be giving rewards to the person who gets off food stamps and gets a job. >> it drives the government to encourage people to take benefits they don't need. it is a difficult thing to understand. >> the usda they declined to speak with us. they sent us this 39 page report, it seems to boil down on some level to put as many eligible americans on the food stamp rolls as possible. >> that is exactly the way they see their mission. they explained it in their document. >> this is big government spends a lot of money. a lot of it goes to pras were yous people. tax breaks for vacation homes or people in hollywood buy the fancy electric

some ash may be coming down from the fire.f you suffer from asthma it will be difficult in the ease bay. otherwise in san francisco the temperatures in the 60s to low 70s. overall the area high pressure that has been producing all this heat continues to push off to the north. that will help the temperatures to drop. the numbers are in the upper 80s to near 90s all the way through friday. no rain in the forecast. but by month six days until fall. and if the pattern goes that storm may have an easier time opening up this year. any kind of rainfall great news after one of the driest calendar years on record. >>> we are back with a report on mammograms that is leading to a lot of debate. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. quiero que me hagas sentir segura. i want you to be awesome. that's the doctor i want. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that'

. >> reporter:another thing that has people a little freaked out around here is the ash that is falling.if you look carefully at this video you can see particles flying thru the airit's also sprinkled on top of cars and collecting in the crevices of outdoor patios.another reminder of how close the fire is. >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news. >> reporter: >> pam: we are asking our kron 4 viewers to send us their photos of the raging brush fire near mount diablo. >> pam: and here is a look at some of the pictures you are sending us. we encourage you to send your best fire pictures to breaking-news at kron dot com. or message us on facebook. >> pam: coming up at five. we'll analyze president obama's uphill battle in congress -- and with the american public -- on action in syria. if you thought the george zimmerman saga was over, try again. you won't believe why he was arrested today in florida. >> reporter:the fire on mount diablo is eerily similar to one that happened in the same spot over 35 years ago! >> reporter:we'll take a look at that -- coming up next. . >> reporter:and keep sending

same as the ash on the bag he had the night before.e might have been at the same place both nights. the ash was found to contain cobalt. now, cobalt is used as a drying catalyst in printing. printing company? check with the fire department. start with fires this year in all five boroughs. detective, got tire prints. same make and model as on mr. heltman's suv over here. we got some blood mixed with ash here. someone made an effort to cover it up. and there's this. there's blood and hair on this end. all right, good work. we're gonna need a workup in here. somebody got sick in the bathroom. they found a piece of rebar with blood and hair on it. he was attacked... and put back in his car. and they drove him to the city for the big finale. whatever the attraction was here, i hope he thought it was worth it. makeup. it's prutrane, uh... decomp. we need a cadaver dog. ...mi can'tneed nefigure it out... [ crunch ] why should i have... ♪ baby, i'm-a want you ...all she did was just... ♪ baby, i'm-a need you [ crunch ] ♪ you're the only one i

scattering some ashes under the golden gate bridge. >> pouring her ashes over it was i've been divorced 10 years but when two parents lose a child, it's bringing you together in love for that child.. >> i made several calls and sent e mail buzz no comments from the chief, the food company or the driver today. the attorney asking or for anyone who saw what happened to contact the office. >> and late today a federal jury conyou can ducted steven tanabe ofç conspiracy as well as counts of wire fraud and extortion. the bust targeted thousands of investigator clients going through divorces. tanabe scheduled to be sentenced in december. >> we're into the first evening commute on the new bay bridge. here is a look at traffic on the tunnel traffic moving into the city steadily. on the rye side of the screen you can see heavy outbound traffic. the bridge approach is a parking lot. the cars on the left side of the screen trying to get on to the bay bridge there has been traffic on and off all day lock this, is video of the toll plaza today. about 11:00 a.m. chp says some of the traffic is from p

he flicks out some ashes from his cigarette and the van explodes. they believe there was a gas leak that nobody knew about. he's sitting out in his car having a cigarette, shakes his ashes out and, boom, goes up in smoke. >> no, it can't be. it's an open air thing. the gas is going to leak out into the air. a cigarette is going to cause that -- >> it seems like a movie scene. >> i guess there's no telling. >> this is video proof that it might happen. >> no one was injured in this someone as well. >> for a matador, this bull fight was a real pain in the butt. he is in a competition so he has to do certain stunts one of those stunts requires him to turn his back to the bull. the bull comes around but then -- >> that was right in the crack. >> that was in there. >> and those yoga pants give him no protection. >> at all. >> not on does he get gored, he also falls on his neck. he is trampled a little bit by the bull. it did miss his rectum but he did gore his glute causing not one but three different lacerations ranging from 5 to 15 centimeters each. the

but life goes on, ashes to ashes, turn, turn, turn long live rock and so forth.t throw this away. it's rod's first tooth. you're right. we could use this for witchcraft. wow, three pairs of shoes. someone had a fetish. ( homer grunting ) man, this is taking forever. i know how to speed things up. her pillow's stuck. ( ned sighing ) the room looks so bare. are you okay, ned? yeah, just a little shocked. what's that? some kind of sorting machine? kinda. now for the awkward part. we've got to talk about money. you said we were doing this out of friendship. what? that doesn't sound like me. hey, dad, something didn't get, um, "sorted." maude's old sketch book. she was quite the little artist, you know. ahh... is that a fact? and you think you know someone. here's our house. a rainbow. oh, a white hand shaking a black hand. praiseland? lisa: it looks like an amusement park. ned: you're right. maude designed a christian amusement park. oh, it must have been her final dream. hey, how about that. let's build it for her, daddy. oh, that's a nice thought, toddy but to buil

they are due soon to ash, and who are they to accept or not accept?> well, ash gets loads of submissions. they can't accept everything that comes their way. they have to pick and choose, but we usually submit quite a few to ash and they have committees that accept them or not. they were due in august so we did our submissions already. >> a lot of biotech companies have been coming public and a lot of them are raising cash. while some analysts think you to raise cash, it's really your discretion with these partnerships. >> yeah. the partnerships have been great. our main business is to develop drugs to treat patients that have life-threatening diseases and have cancer, but we have another part of the business and that's working with our technology and other companies and we are thrilled that we have 12 partners. we do about one to two partnerships per year and it puts our technology in their hand and that brings in substantial up-front money and royalties. >> let's say for the t-cell lymphoma. it would be 10 billion dollar market and you're keeping ame

. >> reporter: smoke and ash from the mt. diablo fire is affecting the air quality and other communities. >> when i stepped outside i smell like a burning wood. i could see ash on my hands. >> reporter: students will be kept indoors. >> the football players had to go into the jam and they're not really having running practices outside so it is affecting the sports. >> reporter: as air pollution is considered moderate from 51 to one of the parts of a million. >> reporter: by late afternoon the skies are clearing but is still smelled of smoke and ash. >> pam: we have cruised at the same and will bring you another live report ahead. >> pam: niners coagh jim harbuagh has some words for green bay packers linebacker clay matthews. over a slapping incident, during sunday's home opener. our grant lodes has that story tonight at 8:30. >>plus: more trouble for >> pam: shooting death of florida teen trayvon martin. is back in handcuffs. >>".seeing time." >> pam: and: three years after the san bruno explosion and emotions are running hig

smoke and ash are a problem and mike is getting updates that ash is falling and firefighters have it0 percent contained and there are evacuations in place. we will keep it posted and updated for you at abc7news.com. clear ♪ [cheers and applause] >> yo! [cheers and applause] what's up? what happening? what happening? hey. how are you? >> good. how are you? >> good. come on up. [cheers and applause] yeah. i'm cedric the entertainer, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant is a host of trivia nights, but i'm letting her know today she will not be taking my job, all right? from dallas, texas, please welcome casey switzer. what's up, casey? >> hi! >> what's happening? so, casey, you got to tell me about this. you're a trivia show host. >> i am, yes. >> and you--so do you think you can hale

either phoenix, dusty, or ashes. >> 16 of the 38 homes are occupied.evening's memorial will be hourn mourning the dead and welcominold neighbors home again. hencel learn there'd is n going home again after what happened here, even when you rebuild trying to make it just like it was. >> it's not the same. my husband tried to rebuild it as it wa you can't do that. >> pg&e saying since the accident we're focused on helping victim rz cover and making our gas system safest in the nation wex have more work to do but have made progress. the district attorney and state attorn general looking into whether there might be be a criminal case against pg&e. in san bruno abc7 news. >> thank you. >> still to come name game over what to call old bay brge. >> in sacramento governor brown reaches aompromise to prevent rly release of prisoner considerate heics say it won't fats fi courts. >> you're going to hear from a here yof a house fe. a police officer helped save two peoples' lives here. >> a bay area woman saves phony offer for $50,000 then sets up to catch the thi

the family scattered ashes under the golden gaitd, you can see ashes on the hand of her mother. i spoke with her on tuesday. >> there is no minutes she's going to die. what is going through my daughter's mind. >> sources say investigators are having a hard time concluding the truck driver was atd fault. for people like bicycle coalition. i'll let you know what happens. >>> a bill for interruption by a state agency is now headed to the governor's desk. the senator passed a bill inspired by outrage over the decision to shut down cell service to in san francisco august 2011. author says legislation protects first amendment rights. >> there is no additional pass there is only civil liberty pros tex to the public. >> this prevents shut down of cell service unless an agency obtains a court order, if signed the law would supersede a similar policy approved by bart. >> still to come finney's friday free stuff. >> and new political firepower of a campaign to legalize marijuana. former world leader come together bay area with very controversial messages. >> plus, nasa's mission to the moo

scattering some ashes under the golden gate bridge. >> pouring her ashes over it was i've been divorced10 years but when two parents lose a child, it's bringing you together in lo for that child.. >> i made several calls and sent e mail buzz n comments from the chief, the food company or the driver today. the attorn asking or for anyone who s what happened to contact the office. >> and late today a federal jury conyou can ducted steven tanabe of conspiracy as well as counts of wireraud and exrtion. the bust targeted thousands of investigator clients going through divorces. tanabe scheduled to be sentenced i december. >> we're into the first evening commute on the new bay bridge. here is a look at traffic on the tunnel traffic moving into the city steadily. on the rye side of e screen you can see heavy outbound traffic. the idge approach is a parking lot. the cars on the left side of the screen trying to get on to theay bridge there has been traffic on and off all day lock this, is video of the toll plaza today. about 11:00 a.m. chp says sme of the traffic is from people who just twoobt

the smoke will drift dropping more ash there today and more smoke heading towards lake tahoe and reno the muggy conditions to one that will see a little more sunshine than yesterday. partly cloudy. close to 80 for san jose. mid 70s in oakland. mid 80s towards the tri valley. we are going to see a huge pattern change. starting to see changes by thursday. the big warmup comes friday, saturday and sunday. we are talking mid to upper 90s to kick off the weekend. 70s and 80s for a perfect beach weekend for saturday and sunday. with the north winds we have to watch out for fire danger around the bay area hill tops. for a check of traffic here is mike. >> over here we are looking at our view. christie smith is at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are looking at the backup here at the toll plaza. all of the lights backed up. let's look from our emeryville camera. we are jammed up all the way around the bend. palo is a good landmarker here. big signs you see. look at the folks coming off of 580 northbound 880 moving over here off of the maze and making their way towards the backup at the bay bridg

you can see ashes on the hand of her mother jessie. i spoke with her tuesday. >> did she know at the last machine she was going to die. did she experience pain. what was going through her mind? >>reporter: so many questions. now sources tell me there is tension between the investigators on the case who are having a hard time concluding the truck driver was at fault and higher up feeling the pressure to file charges from people like the bicycle coalition. i'll keep track of what happens and report back to you. >> either way a terrible tragedy. all around. >> another horrifying accident in san francisco this afternoon when woman enjoying day at the park with her young daughterxd and dog was run over by a park truck. city worker and arrest for hit-and-run. amma is live in the park where it all happened. amma? >>reporter: carolyn, the recreation and park depth department release add statement expressing condolence to the victim and family. also say they are cooperating fully with the police investigation which will include drug testing the

officials sift through the ashes for clues, and jersey shore businesses face the challenges of rebuilding again. >>> historic flood waters are starting to recede, but the nightmare is far from over. hundreds of people in mountain communities near boulder are stranded, awaiting rescue. days of record breaking rain tore through towns leaving people isolated with no way out. at least four people died as a result of flooding. 172 others are missing. this video gives an idea how challenging the situation is. firefighters in their own vehicle, hit by walls of water there, as they try to drive through a street in longmont. ten miles to the east in lyons, 100 people, including children, have been rescued by air, by the national guard. and with the rescues, some are revealing some very amazing stories of survival. >> there's been some incredible stories. we rescued a young couple yesterday from lyons. the young lady's pregnant, her due date is tomorrow. we got her out of lyons, got her to a hom in longmont and her water broke last night. there's personal stories coming out of this that make all of

you can see ashes on the hand of her mother jessie. i spoke with her tuesday. >> did she know at the last machine she was going to die. did she experience pain. what was going through her mind? >>reporter: so many questions. now sources tell me there is tension between the investigators on the case who are having a hard time concluding the truck driver was at fault and higher up feeling the pressure to file charges from people like the bicycle coalition. i'll keep track of what happens and report back to you. >> either way a terrible tragedy. all around. >> another horrifying accident in san francisco this afternoon when woman enjoying day at the park with her young daughterxd and dog was run over by a park truck. city worker and arrest for hit-and-run. amma is live in the park where it all happened. amma? >>reporter: carolyn, the recreation and park depth department release add statement expressing condolence to the victim and family. also say they are cooperating fully with the police investigation which will include drug testing the

you can see ashes on the hand of her mother jessie.ke with her tuesday. >> did she know at the last machine she was going to die. did she experience pain. what was going through her mind? >>reporter: so many questions. now sources tell me there is tension between the investigators on the case who are having a hard time concluding the truck driver was at fault and higher up feeling the pressure to file charges from people like the bicycle coalition. i'll keep track of what happens and report back to you. >> either way a terrible tragedy. all around. >> another horrifying accident in san francisco this afternoon when woman enjoying day at the park with her young daughterxd and dog was run over by a park truck. city worker and arrest for hit-and-run. amma is live in the park where it all happened. amma? >>reporter: carolyn, the recreation and park depth department release add statement expressing condolence to the victim and family. also say they are cooperating fully with the police investigation which will include drug testing the drive

ashes to ashes, dust to dust. but you can see, it's really not meant for safety glazing. i remember as a kid, you know, running -- my brother chasing me, running with my hat, putting my hat -- when the door used to be open, and it's now closed. i still have a scar there. but at this point, of course, anything in a door is going to be tempered. >> or some other type of sait glazing. -- safety glazing. it could be laminated. >> or plaque. >> there's an interesting new product, and i don't know if you're been dealing with it, you probably have, which is two layers some kind of glass, with a film of plastic, but it's actually an intoo mess ens material and as it heats up, it foams up and forms a fire protective barrier within the glass. you can use these glazing units as a wall. they're actually not windows, they're walls. and we've seen this being used around san francisco, so that you have a fully rated, tested wall, that might be a one-hour wall, which is your typical property line wall, which is transparent, until there's a fire, when it changes, foams comes up. >> is tha

and he handed out, goggles and masks to keep them protected from the ash. in the stream.back to school for kids all over the u.s. but is it also time for nationwide education standards? ♪ ♪ kids are trading beach days for back packs as they head to school but what will they be learning? what's called common core state standards go into effect in 21 states this school year. states have been setting different standards for what students should know and do at different grade levels. that makes it too ha

huge plumes of smoke and ash greeted scientists in peru this week. it erupted again. >> don't understand the affordable care act? you're not alone. what many bay area residents are asking and how you can figure out the best plan for you an your family. ,, cloud of ash into the sky. scientists captured this dramatic video.. before run for cover. it's the first time in 4 years that peru's >>> cameras were rolling when a volcano erupted in peru. first time in four years that the ubinas volcano erupted. it's active because of a record snowfall inside the crater. no one was in immediate danger but it's quite the sight. >> it is. >>> all "rim" fire evacuation orders have been lifted. the fire burning in and around yosemite national park is now 80% contained. it started 19 days ago and burned 370 square miles. thousands of people were allowed back home yesterday. still no official cause yet but investigators think people on a big illegal pot farm somehow started it. >>> many worry the fire and smoke threatened hetch hetchy, the water supply for more than 2

and we developed a way in which we could incorporate replacement material such as flag and fly ashe toent the portable cement and allow a big reduction in those carbon emissions associated with production from that poured cement. >> concrete for the building has a 70% replacement value with recycled materials fly ashe and recycled materials that would otherwise go to waste. reducing our carbon footprint in half. >> the way that we often do buildings in the city are often projects in the city is we go out and we do a low bid. somebody bids on something, we have to do everything that's expected out completely. and everything after that thorable change prosecretary is very difficult. spec ed out. >> we use design bid delivery method. in this one we did a construction manager gc, which really means that we bring the contractor on board as we design and they participate in the design. it brings a lot of collaboration. >> the department of public works decided to try a more team oriented approach with this project. the best value approach. they really went to to us come on board as a team me

depositing debris up to ten kilometers away rather the ash or the lava present and immediate danger to the public. and up next a special report on the often fatal toll that military service takes on young troops freshly back from the battlefield. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. syria in barack obama's compound counts towards the american administration is determined to punish the assad regime's alleged use of chemical weapons other than members of mainstream media many are skeptical of the president's claims and the necessity to attack syria so what is obama's plan and does it make any sense. but if the new polls show more of an ally should be made news all the face i think i'm going to go. it was. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. this is for headaches this is for sleep this is a tranquilizer too if i have any episodes xanax would c

it happened near dallas when two young people saw a woman signaling for help after ashe was apparently kidnapped. now she's safe, a suspect is under arrest, and the two teenagers are being hailed as heroes. we get the story tonight from nbc's aamike taibbi. >> reporter: aaron and jamal were just two pals driving in northeast texas when they saw a pretty blonde in the back seat of an adjacent car mouthing the words "help me." arias dialed 911. >> i'm on the highway witnessing a robbery. not a robbery. a kidnapping. >> how did you know she was saying help me? >> we could read her lips. i mean, we turned around to check her out, and my friend sees her going help me, help me. then while they're driving off she's just like starts hitting at that back windshield. we could see her hand and she looked frantic. >> they stayed on the other car's tail and on the line with the 911 dispatcher for long minutes and it was tense. >> they're far ahead of us, but i can speed up and get it. actually, oh, my god, i'm speeding up to them and they're going faster. >> reporter: the 25-year-old woman had alle

depositing debris up to ten kilometers away either the ash or the lava present and immediate danger to the public. and coming up it's our debate show cross talk with peter lavelle. wealthy british soil it's time to write. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on. the fiscal. economic ups and downs in the final months day the london deal sank i and the rest because i think meet a few will be everything on face. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter all of l. syria and barack obama's convoluted path to war the american administration is determined to punish the assad regime's alleged use of chemical weapons other than members of mainstream media many are skeptical of the president's claims and the necessity to attack syria so what is obama's plan and does it make any sense.

depositing debris up to ten kilometers away neither the ash nor the lava present an immediate danger to the public. germany election candidates have come in for criticism skirting for skirting around the euro debt crisis greek bailout unemployment instead they've been proposing legislation for compulsory vegetarian days and ways to prevent stress the result is that after the first t.v. debates there was more discussion about merkel's necklace than proposed policies as peter all over reports the tactics are used to distract voters from real issues. the post as the flesh is being pressed that this german election campaign is full of pulses racing maybe that's the whole idea make it as boring as possible so i know everybody kind of goes to sleep and doesn't worry about the real issues what we have being treated to is chancellor angela merkel talking about potato soup main challenger. reading fairy tales and the green party suggesting compulsory vegetarian days where does it stop they going to start cattle to refrigerators at home and check to see what you've got there as well or they're

deposit and debris up to ten kilometers away rather the ash nor the lava at present an immediate danger to the public. and coming up on r t abby martin looks at the international reaction to the fukushima nuclear crisis breaking news that is next. you know some glitches to a story and it seems so if you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here's some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard. there's a big. they were ready to do anything for their country to me to try out it is to love the country more than yourself if you join the military for any other reason that you're probably not going to have a good day they were tools in the state now they live remembering the past which is impossible to get rid of. the war. but i'll ever good people get hurt. but i've heard good people them to be silent. but would prefer not to be sometimes i feel like. i should have died over there. because i. i saw some people who. is cheaper than therapy. i'm abby martin welcome back to break in the set so a lot has happened in the la