there could have been a couple different reason ootz fire knocked out power to adjacent piers and bill dawson still waiting for it to be restored at his seafood business. he has to keep merchandise cold without power, he risks losing it and taking a huge financial hit. >> it would be north of 100,000s oodz and on pier 33 monterey fish market relying on a generator, only after finding out about this outage. >> nobody gave us a call. and there is the whole pier block. >> the fisherman says they sent a thousand pounds of fish per day. they're sticking with the rented ren rateor. >> there is a race and they're all up there now and taken, someone turned one back in. >> there is pier 29 empty at the time the fire started. the port says this fire will not affect those plans. in san francisco, abc news. >> there is testimony on hold in the trial of a man charged with beating a priest he claims molested him. the judge sent the jury home for the sayday so he can discuss a pressing issue with attorneys. and yesterday, in court, father lindner denied molesting the defendant, william lij or his brother, p

>>reporter: the fire knocked out power to adjacent pier and nearly 24 hours later bill dawson was still waiting for it to be rae stored at his whole sale seafood business. >> we are getting short on tim time. >>reporter: he has to keep his merchandise cold. without power he risk is losing it and taking a huge financial hit. >> north of 100,000 dollars. >>reporter: also on pier 33 the monteray fish market is relying on generator it rented. only after finding out about the outage this morning. >> nobody gave us a call. all showed up at 2 in the morning. whole pier was black except for car of headlights. >>reporter: fisherman mark sent 1,000 pounds a fish a day to las vegas. 10,000 around the bay area. they are not taking any chances on power sticking with the rented generator that wasn't easy to get. >> there's big break and all generator up there right now. they are already taken so somebody turned one back in at the last second so we got one. >>reporter: pier 29 was empty at the time the fire started. being prepared for use by the america's cup yacht race next summer. port says this fir

bill: all on the cheek. dawson said he did it to wish them luck. was known to tv fans on "hogan's heroes". heather: i wasn't aware of that. i found that over the weekend. bill: we remember the life of richard dawson, 79 years old. and the survey says, he was --. heather: meanwhile, syria's hard-line leader blaming outside forces on a massacre that killed more than 100 innocent civilians. we'll tell how he said is responsible. bill: also a string of disappointing economic news, getting the attention of the white house. also back at chicago headquarters. is it time to hit the panic button? fair and balanced debate and a great panel set to take that on heather: welcome back. developing right now in "america's newsroom", a wave of drug violence hit as popular mexican resort. at least eight people killed in acapulco. police say the victims were killed in different incidents all across the city. >>> in canada, police making an arrest in a deadly shopping mall shooting but not releasing the person's name. one person was killed and seven others wounded in

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