. >> roger, go for the burn. >> guidance ok? >> we are good. >> control, ok? >> we are good. >> ground confirms ignition. >> we are burning 40%. >> houston, you're looking good. >> roger. shutdown. >> roger, shutdown. >> i would say that is a good burn. >> you want to. down as soon as possible. >> understood. >> to conserve the electric power, the crews shut down all but the vital life-sustaining systems of the lem. >> i think the lem spacecraft is in excellent shape and is fully capable of getting the crew back. as we have found before, we put it to a test and it has done more than it was guaranteed to do this is a good case in point. >> conserve the consumables cooling water, electric power. >> the lem water gun was leaking so we shut that off. i guess it leaked about a quart of water i would estimate. it took me about two days to get my feet ride. -- my feet dry. you are aware the temperatures were going down above vehicles. it has made for very chilly feet. >> lord, your astronauts will come back safe. >> if i may be serious

pits, versus locations without burn pits. we looked at that data and were unable to find a risk. the military needs to recognise that small airways disease could be linked to exposure in iraq and afghanistan. and should be treated like other battlefield injuries. >> we comment people for p.t.s.d., we should compensate people who lost 70" of their air waves, and can no longer climb a flight of stares. >> it's not just veterans diagnosed with this disease. tony was a civilian contractor, working as a firefighter and afghanistan. >> diagnosed with asthma and small airways disease. swim. >> maddox said he was exposed to a burn pit in afghanistan. there's a toyota with battery, seats, tires gallon drums of i don't know what. at 41 years old he had to responder. >> the e.p.a. says burning trash is bad, and so does every environmental agency for every state in the union. >> reporter: we spoke to other contractors who believe missions from burn pits made them sick, costing them their careers. many have not been able to get examinatio

go for the burn. >> roger. go for the burn. >> guidance okay? >> we're good, flight. >> control okay? >> we're okay flight. >> we're go flight. >> we're good, flight. >> ground confirms ignition. >> we're burning 40%. >> houston, you're looking good. >> roger. shutdown. >> roger shutdown. >> i'd say that was a goodburn. >> roger, now we want to power down as soon as possible. >> i understand. >> to conserve the electric power and cooling water, the crews shut down all but the vital life sustaining systems. >> i think the lens spacecraft is in excellent shape and it's fully capable of getting the crew back. i think as we have found before every time we put the lm spacecraft to a test it's always done much more than it was guaranteed to do. i think this is a good case in point. >> cooling water electric power. >> the lm water then was leaking. a quart of water i would estimate. it took me about two days to get my feet dry. i think you are all aware the temperatures were going down in both vehicles and made for chilly feet for a couple of days. >>

burns and figueroa. >> right now burns is really picking up the pace here. >> yep. final minute of the fight and burns now on the offensive. >> he's leaving himself open up top though. >> maybe figueroa was saeing it for one -- saving it for one last wind-up at the end. >> nice shot by figueroa. nice left. >> the boxing ring is the chamber of truth. both of these warriors finding out exactly what the other is made of. both of them continue to throw punches at each other with 25 seconds left. burns on the offensive. >> oh, i think the fight's going to end right where they're standing. >> trench warfare. >> unbelievable that it has been like this since the opening round. we have completed 36 minutes of scintillating action! they continue to throw at the bell! what a fight in hidalgo! [cheers and applause] >> and the fans, i know, will be cheering omar figueroa, but how can you not tip your hat to the efforts of ricky burns who had to go through plenty of personal and professional turmoil to realize his lifelong dream of fighting for the first time in the usa? he goes

they called back burns or controlled burns where fire crews are getting rid of the fuel to stop this fire from advancing, rights now though there are several road closures route 206 at stokes and zion road to protect a nearby church. we have video from earlier, the intensity of the those approaching nearby roads and that person in the picture gives you some perspective on how big those flames are. we'll continue to monitor this breaking news and give you updates on air and online turning now to montgomery county officials at souderton high school where artwork is considered offensive to students. we turn to john rawlins live with the details on this. >> reporter: hi we are in perkasie brian and the organization based here in perkasie sponsored that exhibit, that organization exists to fight harmful stereotypes but that exhibit that was produced by local high schoolers has come over as being harmful and hurtful to african-americans. a globe inscribed with words with cultural slurs from all over the world we have obscured the "n" word, it was displayed in a glass case in souderton high

but many fires offer opportunities to back off and burn out. these are not let burns. rather fire officers concentrate their efforts at point protection where assets are most valuable. elsewhere, they will try to pick places, draw boxes which they can hold with minimum expenses, risks and damages. well, this strategy is compatible with federal policy and in many respects moves in directions long urged by critics, though it can look like a mash-up. and the outcomes will be mixed because the fires are patchy. some patches will burn more severely than we would like. some patches may hardly burn at all. but the rest will likely burn within a range of tolerance. such burnouts may well be the future of prescribed fire in the west. so without wishing to push an analogy too closely, we might liken the resistance strategy to iraq. the restoration strategy to scissors and the resilience strategy to paper. at any given time and place, one trumps another and is, in turn, trumped. we need all three. we need rocks around our prized assets and communities when they are threatened by

but many fires offer opportunities to back off and burn out. these are not let burns. rather, fire officers concentrate their efforts at point protection where assets are most valuable. they can hold with minimum expenses risks, and damages. while this strategy is compatible with federal policy and in many respects moves in directions long urged by critics. though it can look like a mashup, the outcomes will be mixed because the fires are patchy. some patches are burned more severely than we would like. some patches hardly burn at all. but the rest will likely burn within a range of tolerance. such burnouts may well be the future of prescribed fire in the west. so without wishing to push an analogy too closely, we might liken the resistance strategy to iraq. the restoration strategy to scissors and the resilience strategy to paper. at any given time and place one trumps another and is in turn trumped. we need all three. we need rocks around our prize assets and communities when they are threatened by going fires. we need scissors to buffer against bad burns and nudge t

then he burned shamaia's body for days in the fire pit. dogs picked up the scent in the fire pit, otto asked police to leave. and he had eight days to carry out the most extensive cover-up investigators had ever seen. but he couldn't destroy everything. investigators found shell casings, a spent bullet, shamaia's house key, hundreds of bone fragments, and even part of her foot, which all told the gruesome tale of a needless murder. >> i think she was very naive about everyone she knew. like she just put her trust in everyone, and you cannot do that. >> ken otto was tried and convicted of shamaia's murder and tampering with evidence. >> at the end of the day, he's a cold-blooded killer. whatever you say, mr. otto, you can stand up. on the count of murder, into the custody of commissioner of corrections for a period of 60 years. >> that was a great feeling, not only to bring the case to an end, but also, again, for the family, you know, to have a -- a good outcome for the family was very important to me. >> for virtually everyone involved, t

take your time to burn off. as we gut throughout time we're going to see the bog turning and there showers most of us will not zing that. i took the area slow to mainly for many of usly. the better chance of receiving a thunderstorm, maybe a shower especially, in parts of southern nudge. this is sunday at 5:00. as we go through time here, monday waking up fog. bituesday, 74 miles, by po. >> overnight police are investigating a two-car crash in philadelphia. it happened around 3:00 this morning opinion medics took mall underin stuns. >>> police say a tech sting led to an accident in montgomery county. a driver told officers he was using his phone with an suv flipped over and hit a parked car. the driver went to the hospital. there's no word on his condition this morning. >> and police in montgomery county of searching for the shooter who opened fire on a ma'am in embleb. he was shot just before 1:00 this week. no word yet on a motive. >> this morningqñ flrn police say he is the same man in this police station. je

about 100 acres has burned so far. the fire is still burning out of control. the heavy smoke forced people in about 25 homes to evacuate. paurt of route 206 is also closed. there are no reported injuries. nbc 10's ted greenberg is on the way. he'll have a live update for you as soon as he gets there. skyforce 10 meantime live over the scene right now with these live pictures. see the smoke rising into the air. you can count on skyforce 10 and nbc 10 news to keep close tabs on this fire and its impact on the community. >>> nbc 10 is also following developing news. the escape of a teenage prisoner. a rell tefative says the hand cuffed suspect who gave his handlers the slip may be turning himself in. >> police say hashim singletery from brought from florida to philadelphia to face armed robbery charges. he was away from the car and away from the security company handling his extradition. nbc 10's doug shimell has been on the story all day. >> doug, any word if he will actually surrender? >> well, he was supposed to have been here at southwest detectives by now. a

i can give you john burns, who is the guy who created the burns detective agency afterwards. john burns was a federal employee, he was a g man. he was a great investigator and every serious government investigation during roosevelt's term was led by john burns. he came to san francisco, but it cost a great deal of money. and the president said it's going to cost a great deal of money to do this, lead this investigation. and rudolph wrote a check for $200,000, which in today's world is like $4 million perhaps in value, which was a great amount of money, and it was a great act of civic responsibility and determination. he was accompanied by james d. fallon, and older and burns, and together they attacked the corruption in the city and created a whole series of corruption trials, which started actually, just two days before the earthquake, and when they found first evidence of corruption in all of the city's barrooms, what they called the french restaurants, for lack of a better term, which were restaurants of a questionable virtue. in order to get a license you had to have abe

the family went to the hospital where doctors told alexis she suffered second degree burns. >> never never never have i seen a phone set on fire like this. >> yeset rivera is a family friend and once worked for a major cellphone company she says the cellphone catching fire is a big concern. >> i think this is crazy insane. this is a kid's phone and we buy it for our kids to keep in touch with them and to know it may harm them is scary. >> "action news" contacted apple and the company says this type of fire incident is uncommon. that's a quote. jim apple says it's now under session all right. sharee. thank you. this was the scene on interstate near atlanta this morning after a small plane literally dropped from the sky grazed hood of truck and crashed killing all four people on board. the plane took off from nearby airport and reported trouble shortly after that. witnesses say the driver on the busy highway slammed on their brikz trying to avoid the crash. there's still no word what caused the plane to go down. >> "healthcheck" at 11 here's a number that matters for dieting that's num

>> slash and burn agriculture. look at it. beautiful.ou. >> he's taking a leak right now. >> hopefully that's not an editorial statement. >> look. this is the kind of bamboo chute that the lemurs loved. it's full of protein, and it's full of cyanide. >> the cyanide not a problem for them. >> they can tolerate all kinds of cyanide. the cyanide comes straight through in the poop. >> do they know how they get it through their system? >> we're working on that. >> what is the dew on the outside of it? just dew? >> careful. don't touch. >> how is your finger feeling? >> it felt sharp, but a fuzzy sharpness. >> yeah, a fuzzy sharpness. >> it's just like fiberglass actually. >> leave tiny little cuts. >> am i going to die? >> probably. >> are you serious? can it go through the skin now that i've touched it? >> no, you have to eat it. >> hopes of a "black swan 2" the revenge, were dashed today when -- >> one right above you. >> has the film "madagascar" been good for the lemur business? >> i think the cartoon woke up the world and that there is a

and then a few years later in 1890, his house didn't burn. the journal includes a newspaper clipping on the event, and he titled his entry conflagration with a small illustration of his house on fire and little bells ringing fire fire. volume eight of the period of 1872-1874. at the end of the volume, he looks back in self reflection ethics about the value of these journals 100 years after his writing them, and he has this to say. if these journals are preserve for 100 years, they would be of interest to many seekers of things for the long forgotten past. my being a kansas pioneer and a follower of jim lane and the old border ruffian were of 1856 and also enhance the value that it will show how a form was opened up in the old one horse primitive way of the backwoodsman. if everyone of us possessed a direct of events which are relative from the year september 16, 1749 april 24 2010 which we now think the old manuscript is worth keeping? like old wine it would be improved by age and so perhaps it may be with these journals. >> for more informat

this was a controlled burn along route 70 this morning. the smaller will burn underbrush depriving the larger fire of fuel to advance. water is used for very small fires, controlled containment is used for the bigger blazes. >> as the fire gets bigger it will fall back, defenseively well get out in fronts of it and -- out in front of it and burn the fuel out from under the fire. >> reporter: now, there is a sense of urgency here as the forecast is for the conditions to become windy this afternoon and spreading fires wind is a problem. five fires discovered at the same time early this morning the working theory of investigators they were started deliberately by an arsonist. at this point no one has been arrested we're told. at this juk tur the conditions are such they are still fighting the fires the hope they will have them contained later today. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." back to you, rick williams. >> thank you let's switch live to meteorologist david murphy for more on the weather conditions that are contributing to the fires

. >>> up next, a body is burned beyond recognition. >> there was nothing to identify this person. >> a unique construction material provides a clue. >> this plaster was not like normal plaster. >> i was saying, what is this? it was something i had never seen before. >> but who was the victim? and who wanted him dead? >> i have to somehow artistically interpret what has changed from the fire. ♪ >> just after midnight one christmas eve, motorists along route 83 near baltimore reported a brush fire just off the southbound lane. a volunteer firefighter was first on the scene. >> climbed down the embankment, which was a steep embankment, and walked his way toward the fire. when he got there at first he thought it was a mannequin or something of that sort. but as he got closer, he realized it was a human being. >> after the fire was extinguished, the victim was unable to be identified other than to say he was a black male. >> there was no wallet, there was nothing on his person to immediately identify who this body actually was. >> the scent of accelerant was unmistakable. >> we had found

more than 700 acres have burned. crews are in the air and on the groundworking to contain that fire. more breaking news in philadelphia. that teenager who escaped from police custody has now turned himself in. there he is right there. "nbc 10" was there as hasheem singletary surrendered around midnight. monique braxton will have a live report coming up. >>> remember the man who landed the gyro copter? douglas hughes could get up to 4 years in prison if convicted. >>> also today, congress will begin deciding if the nsa surveillance program that was ruled illegal is worth saving. yesterday a federal appeals court said the recording of every phone call we make is unlawful because congress didn't approve it. senators have to decide by the end of june whether to save the data gathering program and they are split on the issue. >>> happening today, all sides in the deal to turn show boat casino into a satellite campus will meet today. they'll meet with officials from caesar's and trump entertainment. stockton bought the cas

-- smoke from the burning plane may have been toxic, do you remember that?ming out days later. >> reporter: it says that there was a paper delivered at n.a.s.a., an air force paper saying some materials that may have burnt posed health risks. depleted uranium, carbon graphite among others. no one said anything to you about that. >> no. >> after this came out you got a letter. >> got a letter from a gentleman that was retired but worked on the stealth project. >> in the letter he talked about his own experience working on the development of the plane. >> correct, and having to be under protective hazmat suit, respirator, self-contained suits. >> as for his cancer. he can't help but wonder if his exposure caused it. after reading the articles, he asked the air force for regular evaluations, but was denied. he said to this day the air force has not been forthcoming about the health effects. they believe that lack of transparency is a lesson and a warping for the residents. the air force at the moment is developing the operational playbook for the plane, not jus

. >> there's always someplace where the flame is kept burning, history kept alive however faintly. >>e days in madagascar's capital city it's left to mariette. >> the epitome of the cooking is the way mariette cooks it. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ you are, you are like a sweet perfect bloom ♪ >> during the colonial period mariette was a frequent colonial ambassador. >> harry bellefonte. >> the go-to chef for visiting presidents and royalty. the success story her mansion high atop oatville, the former neighborhood of choice for aristocrats and colonizers alike. though semi-retired, mariette continues to entertain guests from time to time. >> so this is broth with chicken and ginger. >> these dishes marry cue seen with the techniques of the classical french. >> wow, look at this. >> it is one of the side dishes. it's like a salad. string beans. we don't eat meat at every meal. most would eat rice broth with vegetables and that's it. >> i'd do fine. >> yeah, absolutely. >> this is a country that is very rich in natural resources. >> madagascar we have a lot of things that a lot of people want. for

you will get burned over! you will get trapped! leave now!i considered leaving, but if one little ember made it here, the house would burn down. >> even though most of his neighbors leave, richard is determined to protect his home. he waters his yard and monitors the approaching smoke. but his decision to stay puts him in increasing danger. >> i started worrying once the fire coming down mcalister, and everything was getting smoked out down here, and the firefighters were backing up from the fire. it looked apocalyptic to me. >> not long before things go from bad to worse. >> another one burning over there. but it's on the other side of the highway still. we're right in the middle of it. >> minutes turn into hours and the second fire starts to send smoke down wind towards richard's house. as the sun sets, richard realizes he's surrounded. >> i was in my front driveway. i was pretty scared at that point because there is fire all around you. and there's not a whole lot you can really do about it, but just hope that it doesn't get you. >> rather

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two students have been burned by a small propane tankexplosion. >> yes.ls say they were cooking when the tank blew up. they have just firstdegree burns. >> the it was in advance of the powder puff football game. >> now tonight a man suing police for millions saying he lost his eye sight after being days. >> a red eye for a red eye. why a judge receipt this happen. >> and it's shark tank followed by the return of what you you do then 2020. and you may remember that old ad from andre agassi. image is everythi but it does matter. ask the city of oakland which battled a lot of image problems. oakland makes a lot of headlines because of senseless vandalism and too much violen. that is not oakland. most of the city is terrific, with great people wonderful things to do good shopping and restaurants, aerrific zoo and gym, parks, playgrounds and more. it's a vibrant place to do business. and now, oakland is making news and making the city proud with the golden state warriors. headlines cabe deceiving. we should remember tt what matters is that those tragedies do n

two students have been burned by a small propane tank explosion. >> yes.hen the tank blew up. they have just first degree burns. >> the it was in advance of the powder puff football game. >> now tonight a man suing police for millions saying he lost his eye sight after being daysed. >> a red eye for a red eye. why a judge receipt this happen. >> and it's shark tank followed by the return of what you you do then 2020. >> and you may remember that old ad from andre agassi. image is everything but it does matter. ask the city of oakland which battled a lot of image problems. oakland makes a lot of headlines because of senseless vandalism and too much violence. that is not oakland. most of the city is terrific, with great people wonderful things to do good shopping and restaurants, a terrific zoo and gym, parks, playgrounds and more. it's a vibrant place to do business. and now, oakland is making news and making the city proud with the golden state warriors. headlines can be deceiving. we should remember that what matters is that those tragedies do not define

. >> his arm was burned.urned his whole arm and face. and he was rubbing his face, and we told him to stop. >> a co-worker lowered the man in the bucket and he was transported to the hospital. peco turned off the power to 19 hundred customers while they investigating the cause. >> after the man was lowered down from the bucket to the street witnesses say he was walking around and made the cell phone call until the coworkers and medics got him to lie down, he was transferred in critical condition to trauma center and now the temple burn center to be treated for the serious third degree burns. i'm sara bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> all right sara thank you. >>> a man caught ripping a northeast philadelphia woman's shrub out of the ground is arrested. "action news" showed you video of the landscaping theft last week, they picked up the urban ditd, the homeowner says that the pom pom shrub had been in front of her house for the past 15 years. he is facing theft charges. >> hmm. >> a bizarre crime. now th

more fog this morning before it burns off.er on this morning into the afternoon hours, warm and humid into the 80s once again. relief finally this week back to more normal temperatures into the low 70s. so we're seeing reduced visibilities in parts of southern new jersey also delaware, down to a quarter mile in atlantic city down to half a mile in dover, down to four miles in philadelphia. the further away you go from the coast, we're doing much better but down to five-mile visibility in lancaster. right now, we're looking at clouds across the area. 67 in philadelphia. 62 in atlantic city. outdoors pretty much everywhere from philadelphia south and east, we are looking at that fog. it just gets a little thicker in parts of southern new jersey and delaware. a dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m., but also until 11:00, closer to the coast where it's going to take a little longer. a live look outside, kind of gray kind of murky and soupy outside. temperatures mainly in the 60s across the area. 67 in philadelphia 61 in alblen allent

the health department says it was hydrogen burning off from an unplanned shutdown. and there was no danger to the public. >>> game wardens safely captured a mountain lion right in the middle of a residential area of san mateo. they found the 990-pound teenaged cat -- 90-pound teenaged cat hiding in a tree. they tranquilized it. they think it came in looking for food and water. it was released into the wild overnight. >>> city of pacifica is now taking action as the stench from those two rotting whale carcasses has just become unbearable for the town of the the dead whales washed ashore at mori point one on the 14th of april, the other on may 4. driven by wind off the pacific ocean, the stench can carry two miles into the valley there in pacifica. so the city has brought in some heavy equipment now to bury the carcasses. >> the recommended thing is to let nature take its courts. but that takes a -- is to let nature take its course. but that takes a few months. it's warmer and we have been having too many complaints about the odor. >> there is no word on how long that

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what is a burn pattern? >> whether it's an explosive or somebody pours gas on something, explosives that's a burn. it's something that's burning. it's just doing it at a rapid rate. a fire may burn slowly. an explosion is something that moves at 25,000 feet per second. so atf is very very good at trying to go in there with their techniques and finding out where the fire started and where it spread from what types of accelerants may be used because different accelerants have different burn patterns. >> to even have this sort of knowledge tells me that whoever did this knew exactly what they were doing. >> well you know, i don't know if they had the knowledge of the burn patterns the people that did it but from appearances of the smoke -- you know when firefighters show up they can tell usually pretty quickly what is causing this fire or at least what is burning because of the color of the smoke, the temperature of the fire. so firefighters can come in there and -- i think it was pretty apparent from the repor

controlled backfires were lit to burn the under brush and try to starve the fires. >> let them burn in toward the main wild fire. what that does is it deprives the fire of fuel. >> reporter: fires were first reported around 4:00 monday morning. fires are largely in a wooded area of the pine barons and no evacuation where is ordered. fire fighters continue to show up on the scene here. thinks common center, thinks where they are showing up to get well deserved breaks because their work is still not over. as things stand at this .2 fires are 100 percent contain. rest only about 70 and 80 percent contained, although, they will hope to have rest of the fires 100 percent contain by 8:00 tonight. reporting live from pemberton township, new jersey todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> keep us posted, thanks very much. >>> dry windy conditions todd was talking about has prompted a red flag warning for much of the region. lets go outside to meteorologist kathy orr with more on the fire danger and what we can expect through the evening as well, kathy. >> chris, everyone has been enjoying

. >>> well, coming up, a man trapped inside a burning home is lucky to be alive tonight thanks to his neighbors and a charles county police officer. >>> meteorologist howard bernstein in for topper. still tracking a couple of showers at this hour. we had the strong storms earlier, but look at doppler 9000 in the winchester area. you are seeing a little bit of lightning and thunder. back with a look at a steamy thursday forecast in just a few minutes. >>> the search continues for missing people after an hiss to storic flood in texas. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> the search continues for eight people still missing in flood ravaged parts of texas. >> and more rough weather is in store which could hamp tear cleanup

his ears, his hair, shoulders were burned, but because he didn't sustain any burns to his nose and mouth didn't suffer any respiratory injuries. >> d.j. will lose both his ears. at children's hospital of wisconsin, angela and her husband, chris, learn just how difficult the road to recovery will be. >> they were thinking that it was going to be six to eight months before he even got released from the hospital. >> while d.j. spends months in the hospital, the recklets brothers and their families continue to help in a big way, this time raising money for the boy's medical bills. at the local restaurant where john's daughters work, there's a fund-raiser and once again, the city of milwaukee rallies, donating money, toys, and clothes. d.j.'s family is humbled. >> you know, let america know that there are still people out there that care, that will do anything and will risk their lives. >> after enduring four major grafting operations, d.j. makes remarkable progress. for his fifth birthday, he asks for two prosthetic ears, which doctors now hope to arrange for him. >> he's up walking. he's ch

meanwhile, even cbs workers support burning down -- cvs workers agree with burning down the cvs store. here is an employee in new york city. >> what do you think of the cvs burning down there? >> i love it. >> that's good news to you? >> why wouldn't it be? >> i don't know. it just seems like it is not the best directed kind of rebellion. it is rising up against the man though, right? >> in some form, it is. it is basically what they want to do. >> it is good or bad? >> it is good. stand up, fight the man. >> stand up and fight the man says the cvs employee about burning down the cvs. do you admire the young man's can dore? >> i am confused as to why gavin's brother is french. what was up with the weird beta male accent? did gavin steal the masculine genes from his brother? to be fair there are masculine french men. >> it could be gavin playing a character. >> oh i thought it was really his brother. he is a good actor. daytime emmy. >> were you surprised by the young man's candor? >> no, he works at cvs making $7.50 an hour. >> that's a very smart comment. i'm impressed by your low ex

and a shrine has been built on the river bank where she was burned.han women carried her coffin at the funeral, breaking tradition. thousands called for justice. many were angry not only at the crime, but that it happened in public while the police were present. some police said they called for back upbut none came. their verdicts are due on sunday. >>> israel's prime minister is struggling to form a new government after the foreign minister withdrew his support and left him short of the majority. benjamin netenyahu has until the end of today, wednesday to present his new coalition to the president. mike hannah has more from west jerusalem. >> reporter: israel's parliament has begun its summer session, but as yet there is still no government in place. prime minister benjamin netenyahu's party has 30 seats, but he needs the backing of another 31 members to secure support. it is largely because of this man that netenyahu is struggling. he announced earlier this week that he would not be part of the coalition. effectively taking six seats that netenyahu

people had their homes burned down businesses burned down and looted.that didn't get a hit on monday night lost business for an entire week. and i talked to a lot of them over the past few days. a lot of people were impacted in communities throughout the city. we're going to do everything we can to help them. >> you think about going to church. the cardinal said this is the time for walls to come down. what kind of walls have to come down for this healing process? >> well you know we've all got to come together. it's a day of unity. it's a day of reconciliation. it's a day of prayers and peace for the city of baltimore. for the people that have been affected. for freddie gray's family. for all the folks that lost their homes and businesses. for the over 100 police officers who were injured on monday night. you know one of the first things i did when i got here i went to shock trauma and saw 15 police officers that were badly injured. the sacrifice of the national guard, the police and fire that were out there protecting and serving almost 24 hours a day

they were taken to crozer-chester for treatment of the burns. pseag turned off the gas in the property it's not known is a leak contributed to the fire. >> at the end of the day for them not having a roof over their head and not having a place to stay and having to move around, so it's really bad. s.back live, now the second story of this burned out rowhouse is blackened inside, as is the first floor we don't know about the man the woman tried to wake up. we assumed he got out of the house. fire officials are investigating look at the explosion and fire. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> firefighters were called to the vacant warehouse in camden overnight it happened at 12:40 at florence and south 7th streets. when firefighters arrived they found flames shooting through the roof. they brought the fire under control. no reports of injuries and no word on a cause. >> turning to the 36th annual blue cross broad street run. more than 40,000 rubbers took part in the ten mile that -- runners took part in the ten mile that led racers to the nav

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