usually accelerants will leak through the cracks on the floor and burn underneath, and the fire burns up. >> narrator: then, at the door to the porch, investigators found what they were looking for. >> there was an unusual burn pattern on the aluminum threshold plate, which indicates that something had been introduced, poured down, leaked through. we took a sample of that, and it came back as a positive sample for charcoal lighter fluid. and i'm thinking that's the first time i called it arson. >> narrator: the official state report on the fire listed 20 indicators of arson. investigators were now convinced. >> narrator: the police called in todd willingham. >> my dad told him to go down there and give a statement, and when he went and gave a statement, he talks too much. and i don't know what all he said, but whatever he said, that started it. >> just his whole demeanor to me looked like he just wanted to tell a story. more like he was bragging about it than, you know, being remorseful. he was more like he was proud of his actions, that he claimed he tried to do to save his kids and

burn it down. >> he should have paid his $75. >> andy, andy -- >> just let it burn, burn, baby burn.> lick your valium. don't take one, just lick it. don't take the whole thing. >> it is all good up here. >> you know, what sandy, i still love you. >> i still love you too, i just think you are a bit of a rhino. >> republican in name only? >> i think are you a little switchy. >> i don't think so. >> andy, what happens if it was your house and your little kit teens were in there? >> did i pay the $75? >> no. >> what if you couldn't afford to. >> what if you spent your $75 -- >> they said by the way if there were people in danger, they would have done it. >> how did they know? >> they knew there weren't. >> they didn't pay the $75. what about capitalism? why should somebody do my job if i didn't get paid. >> i don't think they had to, but they would have. >> then it would have been okay to not let people burn, but it is all right to let the house burn down. >> i am not saying it is all right. i am saying the guy should have paid his money. i am told we have to go. >> andy, you want to st

after you paid already, pay or we'll burn your house.mon sense traditional values and conservatism leave firefighters watching a man's house burn down. let's bring in the author of "aftershock: the next economy and america's future" robert reich. welcome back to the program, sir. >> hi, keith. >> what's the argument here? why is it morally better to have a system those who can and do pay -- they get the fire department service and those who do not lose their homes? >> well, at least the conservative argument as i understand it, and it is a little bit hard to understand it carried to this extent, people need to bear the consequences of their own behavior. that creates a better society obviously people do need to bear the consequences but carried to a degree like we have here where somebody who forgets to pay the $75 fee or somebody who is unfortunate enough to have something bad happen to them doesn't get help really does create a very different -- fundamentally different society than the society you and i and most former conservatives, p

after you paid already, pay or we'll burn your house.sense traditional values and conservatism leave firefighters watching a man's house burn down. let's bring in the author of "aftershock: the next economy and america's future" robert reich. welcome back to the program, sir. >> hi, keith. >> what's the argument here? why is it morally better to have a system those who can and do pay -- they get the fire department service and those who do not lose their homes? >> well, at least the conservative argument as i understand it, and it is a little bit hard to understand it carried to this extent, people need to bear the consequences of their own behavior. that creates a better society. obviously people do need to bear the consequences but carried to a degree like we have here where somebody who forgets to pay the $75 fee or somebody who is unfortunate enough to have something bad happen to them doesn't get help really does create a very different -- fundamentally different society than the society you and i and most former conservatives, peop

sunny for most after that fog burns off. but late clearing for parts of the coast. 50s, 60s there. 60s 70s around the bay and mid to upper 70s inland. we'll start to bring those temperatures down. bring it down tomorrow with local drizzle. then we cloud up. there will be some light rain early friday morning. get a break friday afternoon. we clouded up saturday. looks like rain to the north and probably spreading south for everybody by sunday into monday. pam and kraig. >>> we're following breaking news out of san francisco at this hour. a fire at a four story building at hyde prompted evacuations. jade hernandez on the scene live with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning. i can tell you right now that this is still a three alarm fire. in fact we just saw firefighters you can see on the balcony of where just about 15 minuting a flames were shooting out of an apartment building. as kraig mention ed this is a four story building. when we arrived a lot of neighbors next door were outside just watching this building burn. f

in fact once it burns it will stick there. it will be a little warmer away from the coast. >>> here's a quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you right now. we should find out today whether the federal judge will order the military. yesterday the judge said she's inclined to deny a federal. there is word that pg&e is buying out san bruno fire victims. today's chronical reporting stand to collect a hefty $50,000 bonus. they believe a malfunction has been fixed. problem first surfaced during yesterday morning commute. caused 30 minute delays for riders. >> the rescued chilean miner known for super mario is giving details about being stucked under grown. in an extensive interview he says during the first 17 days before the miners were found they fear they would starve to death. he also says that had sex with each other are not true. says despite the secrecy pact. >>> in russia's chechnya three people were killed by suicide bombers. some news agencies are reporting as many as six killed. the suicide bombers wer

the fire continues to burn.roposal to set up 60000 square feet of warehouse space. it would have been used for customers to pick up larger items purchased from the store. the oakland tribune reports the council agreed with local residents who complained ikea' plan would bring excessive noise and traffic to their neighborhood. >> homeless people who were forced to moves out of the trans bay terminal when it closed for construction are responsible for an increase in crime in surrounding neighborhoods. the san francisco examiner reports that police at central station say there's been a spike in aggravated assaults since the terminal closed down in august. they say at least eight of the incidents during a one-month period were committed by transients believed to have migrated from the terminal. the assaults took place in the financial district, fisherman's wharf, chinatown and north beach. >> closing all bay area ports to call on giving mehserle the maximum sentence. they have worked out a deal to shut down the port

i am, too." >> reporter: for 12 minutes, burns spoke from the heart.nce was much bger than just the city council chambers. on youtube there's been more than a million hits in less than a week. >> i've received over 18,000 emails. and it certainly ronated with a lot of people in ways i never possibly imagined. >> reporter: a journey through life that has reached the masses. >> to those who are feeling very alone tonight, please know that i understand how you feel. that things will get easier. please stick around to make those happy memories for yourself. >> reporter: burns was given a standing ovation, but all he wants is to make an impact on young lives. nbc news, los angeles. >> the couilman had a lot more to say,nd we ve put his entire city council statement as well as our interview on our web site, nightly.msnbc.com. >>> up next, the money guru susie oromon. let's take a look at the stats. mini has more than double the fiber and whole grain... making him a great contender in this bout... against mid-morning hunger. honey nut cheerios is coming in a

once that burns back we'll have 7 0z. concord's forecast under mostly clear skies at 7:00 a.m. 50. 70 at noon. that's the spirit. 51 in the city right now. everyone is within a couple degrees. livermore concord at 50. 30 in tahoe. they were 27 last hour. 44 eureka. chilly there and a lot of cool readings in southern california where the system spinning right there. our pat earn begins to change tomorrow. system comes in late thursday into friday. it will fall apart but still drizzle and very light rain out of that early friday morning the systems behind that that have a lot more up you have. late clearing for some on the coast. bui don't roadway really see much of a difference compared to yesterday. near 70, 60s, 70s by the bay upper 70s for a few inland. start a cooling trend tomorrow and drizzle in the morning. cloud it up and rain friday morning. not a lot but a little. break friday night and then clouds start rolling in here saturday. rain to the north and i think it spreads over the entire area by sunday into monday.

and they didn't respond when his home was burning. >> his house just burned down. >> listen.s saying is right. >> i'm saying they should have responded at this gentleman's home burning down. how is that a tea party issue? >> the mayor was asked about this. you know, he made no bones about it. listen to his reaction. >> anybody that's not inside the city limits of south fulton, it's a service that we offer. either they accept it or they don't. >> here's the thing. i think it's time for us all to take a step back from the rhetoric. that's what i get out of this story. because when we talk about -- i agree with alicia to some degree that some of this tea party rhetoric goes a bit far when we talk about repealing parts of the 14th amendment. what does that mean? also we should be talking about big versus small government but what is the role of government? it is outrageous to believe that a county entity like the firefighters would let animals die, would let people's homes burn down over a $75 fee. that's not an appropriate role of government. so i think we need to be shifting th

>> i personally think they'd let it burn. it's a hard call, but i do.hief made the statement today on -- i believe it was fox -- you've got to draw the line somewhere. yeah, i'm pretty positive they'd let one burn. >> you know -- and obviously from what you just said -- it you know how big a story this has become around the country. some people seem to think that what happened to that house that we're looking at behind you, what's left of it, was a good thing, a lesson. i want to play a clip of one of those people and get your reaction to what he says. listen to this. >> if you don't pay your $75, then that hurts the fire department. they can't use those resources. and you would be sponging off your neighbor's $75 if they put out your neighbor's house and you didn't pay for it. i mean, if your neighbor didn't pain for it, you did, and they put out their house, your neighbor is sponging off of your $75 >> as soon as they put out the fire of somebody who didn't pay the 75 bucks, no one will pay the $75. >> that was glenn beck, the commentator who called w

their house, that would have burned, too.body out there had paid, the entire community would have been on fire? >> it was -- it was in a cornfield. it was already harvested. they had a tractor in the distance. they had the flame contained in the field. the man that owned the field told them to put the water on the house. they said they couldn't do it because it wasn't on the list. >> has the fire department, to your knowledge, ever made an exception to the rule? >> yes, they have. back when he had a real fire chief. he would do things. he had enough gall about him. about three years ago. in december. this december. had the fire up here in my boy's house. and they waved the fee until the next day. but we had the thing out before they got there, which don't make any difference. i went in and paid the fee the next day. >> have other houses in the area burned down while the fire department watched because people hadn't paid the fee? >> yes, sir. they -- let, as far as mine, i know for sure, they let three. and i heard of four. an

>>> tonight on "world news," burning sludge. a town drowning in a river of toxic chemicals. >>> shifting sands. a new poll sending a wakeup call for the tea party, as well as the democrats. >>> saving stranger. a kidnapped girl and the stranger who screeched his car across the road to save her. >>> and, healthy secret. what other countries are doing that could save a whole lot of american lives. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with a stunning picture from a 21st century cautionary tale about chemicals and waste. and a town suddenly overrun with toxic sludge like that lava at pompeii. it is sludge so fierce it's been burning through people's clothes and causing chemical burns to their skin. tonight, it happened overseas, but it has happened before in the united states, and what can we learn? well, jim sciutto tells us what we know so far about the frightening scene in southwest hu hungary. >> reporter: a toxic tsunami. a wave of red sludge six feet high flooding through narrow streets. sending hundreds of panicked residents fl

it burns our hearts. i want people to express their kurds with words. >> and hebrew, the word price tag had been scrawled on the walls. in a phrase coined by a militant settlers opposed to the peace process. the situation here is usually calm. the religious leaders made a public display of its unity. >> they represent only themselves. for a national perspective, make it clear that your other opinions are heard. >> this is the fourth such price tag incident this year and comes amid difficult moment of peace talks between israelis and palestinian leaders. the attack on this mosque has been widely -- widely condemned across the board. it is a reminder that extremists on both sides determined to disrupt and sabotages any attempt to reach peace between the israelis and palestinians. >> there is outbreaks in australia after the release of a video which shows police officers using a stun gun at 13 times against an unarmed aboriginal man. in another incident in sydney, a man died after being stunned. you may find

they'll burn ten acres at a time. cal fire says these burns are designed to get rid of invasive weeds. >>> parking your car can break the bank. where making a simple mistake at the meter can end up costing you more than anywhere else in the country. >>> the port of san francisco has gone green. they're now offering cruise ships something nobody else in california has. >>> right now traffic on bay area bridges looks pretty good. they have switched on the metering lights at the bay bridge. that means a back up is building. san mateo, golden gate traffic looking good. don barton looks good. 6:25. back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. today is the official start of san francisco's fleet week. this year's event is expected to attract a record number of ships from the third u.s. naval fleet. today the blue angels precision jet team will start practicing for saturday and sunday's air show performances and the san francisco zoo is offering free admission to members of the military and their families. >>> remember that recall

it was two and a half months after the car had been burned. glover still didn't know exactly what had happened to her son, but she told the police an alarming story-- how her son had been shot; how her other son, edward, had taken henry to a police compound at habans school for help, and instead had been beaten by police; and how police officers had taken the vehicle with her son in it. the police recorded her story as a missing persons report and filed it away. >> they told my mother that they were going to get back with her. they were going to come out to her house and talk to her, but no one did. no one called us back. we didn't get any answers. >> father, we come now, lord, asking you that you would keep this sister, this mother, lord. >> it would be another eight months before henry's remains were finally identified through dna evidence and returd to the family for burial. >> there's one has not come home, nor is he above ground. >> i didn't know that they burnt him. my mother told me this, like, a day before the funeral. so i'm thinking

bravo to councilman burns.h he added that life gets so much better and encouraged gay teens to stick around for the good times because they will come and the jerks will go. burns is what this conversation about bullying needs, influential people with a sbrois a platform to step up and speak out, set an example in a political position to affect policy. >>> pushing ahead to our next hour, let's check in with our team of reporters. let's start with poppy harlow in atlanta today. >> i am. we're talking about marijuana on the ballot. guess what. we caught up with the first ever marijuana critic. we're talking about a guy who gets paid to smoke pot. >> can't wait to see that one. you heard the political ploy i'm just like you, so elect me. does that political ploy really work, though? do you want a politician just like you? we'll delve into the matter in just a bit. >>> and how big an outsider is the republican running against russ fine goal up in here wisconsin? well, up until just recently, he had never been to was

to their house, that would have burned down, too?l community on fire? >> it was -- it was in a cornfield. it was already harvested. they had a tractor in the distance. they had the flame contained in the field. the man that owned the field told them to put the water on the house. they said they couldn't do it because it wasn't on the list. >> has the fire department, to your knowledge, ever made an exception to the rule? >> yes, they have. back when we had a real fire chief. >> boy. >> he had enough gull about him that he would do things. about three years ago. in december, this december. had the fire up here in my boy's house. and they waived the fee until the next day. but we had done the thing out before they got there, which doesn't make any difference. they waived the fee until the next day and i went in and paid it. >> have other houses in the area burned down while the fire department watched because people hadn't paid the fee? >> yes, sir. they -- let, as far as mine, i know for sure, they let three. and i heard of four. and

and three types and first, second, third degree and first sun burn and second and third is charring an treating burns and remove the heat source and of course it's smoking and cool it off and the cover the person and our skin helps keep our heat in and once we lose the skin and now we are concerned with hypothermia and getting too cold and make sure whatever is burning is not burning anymore and the rules are keep it clean and them them warm and don't forget the air way, breathing, and shock and whatever you do know your limit and what you are capabilit capa once you are involved with the nert teams and you get to revie the stuff and what you can do and physically you know what yo can do and lift people and mentally is another thing and w will talk about disaster psychology next week and some people say they can't look at blood or some say they can't look at a child screaming and know your limits and don't become a victim yourself. . >

the fog will burn off. it will be chilly. it could be longer for the fog to burn off for a few. the fog seems to be thicker. for those of you maybe in the wine business, i would have the crews ready to go sunday and monday because that looks to be the heavier rain. if you have outdoor plans i would have a plan just in case. they are dealing with a lost rain in southern california. they are the front-runner in this rain season. they've already had had had two good systems and another one up there. same could be said in reno. for us, we're on the northern edge of it. so we don't have have worry about it. stockton is reporting fog. so the fog will be hanging out by the coast but a very similar pattern. on the coast, 50s and 60s, temperatures close to yesterday. a little bit more fog and more of a breeze. napa, 75. we'll go 74. >> so we're close. but mount tam is at 60. that's still warm air aloft. high pressure is over us. so smashing that fog upper 40s to low 50s. cupertino, pleasanton 54 and vallejo and san carlos. 28 up in tahoe. that's cold. look at eureka and ukiah at 43 with

what you're seeing is fire burning through the roof.the flames are leaping more than 100 feet in the air. what's burning is not known other than this roof material. now firefighters are -- they have already called for fire investigators to the seen. it is suspicious in origin. it's going to continue to burn for sometime. we'll keep you updated. we just arrived on the scene a few moments ago. >> we'll continue to follow it. thank you. >> a promo note for you. the ravens are on the road this woke to fates steelers. you can see the game at one. and immediately after the action is complete, our coverage continues president join us for highlights and analysis. it's a full ravens sunday. katie couric has a prevow of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >> they spent time behind bars. now they're spending time with their families. how a woman with conviction is giving moms a second chance. it's only on the "cbs evening news." >>> a deaf cult bus ride. -- difficult bus ride. children on a crash survive. we'll hear from them. >>> no

they have second-degree burns and others have less severe burns. it happened during a fundraiser. fire investigators are looking into what caused the explosion. the school remained open. >>> the impact of dangerous football hits is being felt on capitol hill. george miller is proposing a law that would keep high school players off the field for the rest of the game if they suffer a concussion. he's a chairman on education and labor that's taking up the issue. players would have to see a doctor. >> what you don't want is you dt want young people at the college level or high school level seeing those hits and believing that's the way they should be playing football. >> the bill would apply to all l sports, not just foo. >>> well it is friday night and time for our game of the week. we go to the south bay between valley christian and bellerman and among the top teams. live in san jose with our story. hi joe. >> hi gasia. it doesn't get bets when you talk about high school football match ups. we have a couple of teams that as you said are undefeated. they're 6-o and playing for first

they burn whatever they burn. >> they are monitoring the air and they haven't found any harmful toxins in the air. >>> chief of california's high speed rail project is telling cities along the peninsula to forget about running trains in tunnels to keep noise levels down. some of the rail authorities depicts the high speed trains running below ground level but san mateo county planning reports that leaders from san mateo, burlingame and millbrae were told during a meeting yesterday that long stretch of the track could not be built below ground. the reasons include a lack of ventilation for freight trains and the billions of extra dollars it would cost to rebuild the system below ground. >> this morning, 17-year-old is under arrest, facing charges for killing a grocery store owner. earlier this week, they released this surveillance video of the suspect in tuesday's shooting. they say moments after the video was captured the teen left the store and returned with a gun, robbed the store owner and then shot him point blank. police are not releasing the teenage suspect's name. he was arreste

it is sludge so fierce it's been burning through people's clothes and causing chemical burns to their skin. tonight, it happened overseas, but it has happened before in the united states, and what can we learn? well, jim sciutto tells us what we know so far about the frightening scene in southwest hungary. >> reporter: it's a science fiction movie that's come to life. a toxic tsunami. a wave of red sludge six feet high flooding through narrow streets. sending hundreds of panicked residents fleeing. "when i heard the rumble of the flood," said one resident, "i only had time to jump out of the window and run to higher ground." bbc reporter nick thorpe is on the scene. >> you see people wadding through the mud trying to get through their homes. so, this is the overall visual impression of everything painted red. >> reporter: the sludge is so caustic it burns right through clothes, even shoes. so dangerous that if ingested it could be deadly. only workers wearing suits like these were protected. the cause of all this, a dam burst at a metal processing plant, which local officials say coul

a always burns off near at&t park. long beach reporting rain, palm springs, also, l.a., up to santa barbara, santa maria, that's the same low we had had on sunday. it's down there giving you cooler temperatures. most of it seems to be offshore. if you have to go down there, it's there. you can see the lee spinning. it's far enough. some very dry air. fog don'ts to wrap it up. what's inland around the bay. we have some mild temperatures in the higher reads. diamond heights 48. automaticker rif -- outer richmond 50. today, 60s and 70s. 73 napa, 75 san jose. there's 64 in san francisco. they are 50 and 70 in oakland after yesterday's temperatures. palo alto, the warmest, they have low clouds, san jose mostly clear. 30s in the mountains. sacramento is right at 50. a lot of clouds and cool temperatures. there is the low. it will eventually jet out but not until about thursday afternoon and evening. it's -- we can't get that north wind. there is a little north wind in the sacramento valley. 70s for some, low, mid- to upper a

then, joe burns revealed his story. >> coming out was painful. one day when i was in the ninth grade, i was cornered by some older kids who roughed me up. they said that i was a -- and that i should die and go to hell where i belonged. >> reporter: burns was compelled to speak out after a rash of troubling headlines. news like this suicide of rutger's student tyler clemente who jumped off a bridge after his roommate outed him online and the 17-year-old in new york who was sod omized by gang members after revealing he was gay. >> they're stigmatized for being gay. >> for nearly 12 minutes, burns spoke from the heart. you could have herd a pin drop in that room. but his audience was much bigger. his story went viral, a half million hits on youtube in just a few days. and it's not just the texas councilman affected by the headlines. >> this needs to be a wake-up call to everyone. >> talk show hosts -- >> i attempted to kill myself. >> and reality tv stars have spoken out. >> these are all efforts to tell kids that we love them and they don't need to

soldiers burn the bodies of good muslims facing mecca today in afghanistan the internet is becoming more and more popular but look around it's no surprise that in a place like this there's still only a few people who have access to it so you'd sometimes home connection is so unreliable that every afternoon here watching videos that make you angry one of the only calling are we see hundreds of videos about afghanistan nato new americans are talking about human rights watch if you see the proof online it's along the. internet cafes all the buzz in downtown. funded have been has managed the small and overcrowded cafe for the past two years and although the connection snow it's fast enough to keep people dumbed down. related movements are easy for people to watch these videos put up by the american soldiers because the most popular videos are on the first page of you tube also when one guy sees a video he tells his friend to get in if you know less than a decade ago when the taliban was in power home computers were banned there were only three places in kabul that had internet but now the gl

if by burning their homes accidentally a copy of the koran is housed that can be easily used as a park or as a means of acting more young. religious history of them to go in and joined. and. seems to be working more and more islamic extremist websites are posting down returns to videos put up on the web by the soldiers themselves in blogs and social networking sites it's the enemy who's not i want to be helping the taliban fight its cause they can easily be copied by al-qaeda and the taliban they can easily make. the us forces fail the video clips you want here they. don't have a clearly you want to hang. out in some cases the way soldiers videos are prankish and childish other times they're downright criminal or extremely provocative in this clip u.s. soldiers burn the bodies of good muslims facing mecca today in afghanistan the internet is becoming more and more popular but look around it's no surprise that in a place like this there's still only a few people who have access to it so you'd someone's home connection is so unreliable that every afternoon he's here watching videos that

if you meet too often there is the burn out. what we try to do and we do have emergency meetings and a shopping center we had an albertson's that closed we had special meetings between the quarterly meetings, well attended. and people interested in supporting that segment. we try to be inclusive and involve all segments of our community and people outside of the area attend our meetings. we are very positive much the key is communication, 2, not meeting that often, believe it or not with our group. other groups it may be important to meet every month. to avoid the burn out get as many people involved and meet only when it's necessary to meet. >> just as someone who came into a community that was burnt out on having meetings because of the violence and all the issues that have happen instead western addition when we started up there were concerns about meets because people feel you meet all the time and nothing changeses so what's the point. we meet regularly. the key is with volunteer organizations i think nopna is good about ta

worth city councilman joel burns. a differ?ough the crisis. when some lost their way, this company led the way. by protecting clients and turning uncertainty into confidence. what if that story were true? it is. ♪ >>> we just aired something that you wouldn't expect to see on a national cable newscast, roughly 13 minutes of unedited remarks from a local city council meeting in texas. we did it because of the honesty and the passion of the speaker and the life and death nature of the subject. joel burns in public for the first time shared his heart-rendering experience as the target of bullies who attacked him because he's gay. he now knows he's among the lucky to survive and lead rich and productive lives. he wants gay and bullied teens to survive, too. he joined us last hour for his first national interview. i didn't live your experience and it was hard for me to watch both times i've seen it. you took your earpiece house when you were watching it. it's hard for you to listen to your own words. >> it's true. it's the first tim

he lost his leg and they could not stop the burning.each is closed for the weekend. >>> police say a california woman living out of her car was driving around with a passenger she had befriended at a park. the thing is her passenger was dead. she died months ago but the woman with the car had kept the corps right there with her in the passenger seat. she told police she was afraid to contact them. an autopsy does not show any signs of foul play. >>> a tree trimming job in north carolina did not go as planned. the tree wasn't the only thing that came down. >> i was like there goes the chimney. there goes the house. >> the whole street, just everyone came out of their house at the same time and rush to go see what they could do to help. >> a crane tripped right over and crashed into the customer's house. fortunately nobody hurt. but there is considerable damage as you can see. now, to remove this crane they are bringing in two more cranes. we are going to keep our fingers crossed. >>> did you ever take a class like rocks for jocks. that w

we have a wood burning grill which smells nice didn't smell nice wood burning roof does not smell nice. >> should be open again by this weekend. there are now 'tises to let customers know about the fire. >>> you can get ready for 4g service in baltimore. the baltimore business journal reports that verizon is launching a new 4glte network in baltimore and three other cities. in case you're wondering lte stands for long term evolution. >>> the new owners of of the senator theater man to announce future plans for the local landmark their plans to reinvent the north baltimore theater will be unveiled tomorrow. they have already uncovered and restored the original wood paneling in the theater's signature rotunda entrance. >>> well, she is did queen of hip-hop soul and tonight mary judgment blige wants you to come pay letter a visit. s she is appearing in nordstrom's until 7:00. tonight. it's to launch her new mellow disby n. j. d. eyewear collection. according to the nordstrom's web site the classes range from 155 to $225. customers who purchase a pair of glasses tonight get a chance to mee

the crews presented the name -- flames from going to other homes. >>> we regret that the home burned as a result to not pay and this tragedy was not the fault of the department, but rather, the failure of the family not to pay that subscription. >> and the home is a complete loss, three pets died in the fire. she doesn't understand why they could put the fire out and then collect the fee. >>> in arizona, a neighborhood laundromat is open for business today. a car hops the curve and crashes through the front of the building. amazingly, no one was hurt. the clerk had just stepped outside when it happened the driver was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. >> and still ahead. your complete first warning weather forecast 2 1/2 minutes away. >> >> first, here's today's midday stocks and last night's winning lottery numbers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, it's a tee time kind of a forecast and a stroll in the park kind of a forecast. >> it's high on the gorgeous gauge. >> and a great day. >> starting with today, really, today, with the temperatures, getting into the 70-degree range. we'll

you don't people burn to the ground. don't have income taxes, you don't have someone breaking into the house. >> brenda: i'm sorry, i've got to get caroline in, quickly, 15 seconds. >> well, i would say that this shows the limits of libertarian government. i don't know why there was a fee for service for such an important public good. you know, clean air, clean water, fire protection and police protection, we never should have had a private market model at work here because it affects everyone including the neighbor, but this was egregious, especially involving the pets. >> brenda: sad story. thank you so much, caroline. nice to have you. political uncertainty helping gold shoot to record highs, clo the stock markets closing over 11,000, the opportunities for you next. - ♪ and there's nothing wrong - [ bird squawks ] ♪ with what i feel for you ♪ i could hanaround ti the leaves are brown and the summer's gone ♪ [ announcer ] when you're not worried about potential dangers, the world can be a far less threatening pla. take