>> the pit by the trailer is a burn pit and you can burn a body down to small bone fragments over a period bones were found by the qua rry and others found nor brepd an's house, that burning could have occurred somewhere else and brought there. but it is it more likely that it happen thereap animal brought the bones to thehonmgk quarry. >> you know, doctor, there was a testimony of a huge bone fire about the time she was there 3- 7 feet high behind the house. would the fragments of her jeans give more cred eps that she was burned behind his house. >> i think where the bones were found. the burn pit by the garage is the most likely place where it occurred and separation of bones. it is not one flashing flier usually with embers and all of the soft tissue to be destroyed and bones broken apart especially stoking of the four. >> there are so many bones and so small and the tool that was used break her bones in the four was in that pit, again more evidence confirming. >> i must say forensic anthropologist that testified and found the skull bone found a nice example of a bullet hole among allñr

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burn it.learned that after dousing the family cat in gasoline throwing it into a fire and killing it. afterward he was convicted of animal cruelty. he was a career felon convicted of burglary as well as force ago woman off the road pointing a shot gun at her because she said he would masturbate on the side of the road. teresa's blood was in her own vehicle. why? he's hin her vehicle because sh was put there until a decision was made as to how to get rid of her body. his blood is in her vehicle. the defense claim that the police planted it, but that's countered by the fbi test that found the necessary preservatives edta that would have been in the vile from years earlier was not present. so why is his blood in her car? because he put her body in the car and he had a deep cut in her finger when he was arrested. a bullet fragment found in his garage with her blood on it. it wasn't found immediately. conspiracy? no. take a look at the garage. it's not just a bullet flagment with her blood on it it

in 1914, 3 years after the burning of dreamland, the world itself began to burn down. did, something began to happen in culture and in history and film. as audiences wanted something other, something more and perhaps something less, than just moving pictures showing moving realities, motion pictures themselves began moving in two directions simultaneously. they became dramatic and overtly fictional. they began to take on overtly historical subjects. often one at the same time. in 1915, 20 years after the motion picture camera was invented, 50 years after the end of the civil war, "birth of a nation" was produced. and released to the public. it was the most famous, if not infamous historic feature film of all time. history in film had arrived, and looking back at the course of the last century, it is possible to see a few patterns begin to take stock. an enormous commercial success, "birth of a nation" sparked massive controversy from the start. thomas dixon, the author of the klansmen and a classmate of woodrow wilson at john hopkins, arrange for a screening at the whi

most of the oil is typically burned off in a process called in-situ burning, or dispersed into the water column - either by nature, or with help from chemical dispersants. >> in the arctic those are your main human interventions that can occur and both of those have pros and cons. what you are trying to do is the least bad thing. >> burning creates smoke that is toxic and leaves residue that can sink and potentially harm marine life. dispersants are designed to break the oil down into tiny droplets so it diffuses into the water column. but research on the exxon valdez spill released in september 2015 shows that even trace levels of crude oil can be toxic to fish embryos and may have contributed to collapses in salmon and hering populations in the prince william sound. another option is letting nature deal with the oil through biodegradation. >> biodegradation, in other words, having organisms that naturally occur in the water degrade the oil. it's a relatively slow process in the cold temperatures that we see in the arctic. that also can be a very slow and long term process. it's all a t

as the city burns ooh as the city burns ooh, ooh ooh ooh ooh, ooh-ooh ooh as the city burns burn away burn away and now it's fancy ladies pricey wiles and argyle from homemade beats selling tees and running wild just hope i don't lose my head and now i'm thinking on a dream that my sister had back then i was too young to see it wasn't bad so thanks chick by the way cuz i'm hardly the woman that i once was now i search for the ground as the city burns as the city burns ooh, as the city burns ooh, ooh ooh ooh as the city burns ooh, ooh ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh as the city burns burn away burn away-ay-ay we're at a run right now and before we were at a steady jog and i'm trying to hang on to whatever i can find its spinning so fast how do you stand with the world on your back i'm hardly the woman i once was search for the ground underneath my feet as the city burns as the city burns ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh as the city burns ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh as the city burns ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh, ooh burn away away, yeah [ applause ] >> for more about cbs this cbsnews.com. narrator: today on lucky dog, a g

that is a small burn.unds to a city dweller like the state of montana it is almost nothing, and hammonds were operating, what 12 thousand acres out there. i mean, how complicated and how much stress is there in the relationship now between cattlemen, ranchers of all kinds, and the blm, is the blm, i have said out of control? i don't know what your experience is, how is that going in the state of oregon? >> well, you know, it is really ironic that this issue came to burns, oregon. burns, is almost poster child for well done range management. private and public not because of the actions of radicals but agricultural research center that is located here, oregon state university experiment station, they are world class range scientists working with ranchers here in the community, they did a canada conservation agreement are in sage grouses that was instrumental. you know, the ranchers, and agents here are doing well but this has -- >> do they still let you hunt the sage grouse? >> they are still limited. they

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i've given you the size and the acreages that burned naturaly. i haven't gotten into the discussion about how these fires are often fought and how the federal government frequently will go on private land and set a fire without permission to back burn. that happens all the time. in fact, in the berry point fire down in lake county, they set fire on private timberland as a back burn, while the owners of the property were putting out spot fires down in the canyon. i drove down there afterwards. they're darn lucky to have come out alive. there's nobody sentenced under the terrorism act there. oh, heck no. it's the government. they weren't sentenced. nobody was charged. oh, it just happened. now, fires are tough to fight. i have great respect for firefighters. there are always exo side on how these fires get fought. i can tell you a few years back, i held a meeting as the fire was being put out, that the fire crews came in, went on private ground, lit a back fire on private ground behind a fence line, that then burned out the farmer's fence, the ranc

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deb has five tips on how you can burn calories, without even knowing it... deb twyford: "by parking further away, going end to end at the mall that helps, and you can walk at a brisk pace and just every little thing counts you know, taking the stairs, if there's any steps, try taking the stairs instead of the elevator that really burns a lot of calories." rae: there's three easy changes we can all make starting today... deb: "another good way of getting exercise is walking a dog if you don't have a pet and you have been thinking about getting one the humane society always has pets you can adopt- mainly thinking of a dog here, walking a dog, and that's a great and hopefully you can do that twice a day, at least, the dog will be happy." rae: and if you don't want to permanently adopt, the sioux city animal adoption and rescue is always looking for volunteer dog walkers... this last and final tip goes out to all the house wives, and women who work hard to keep their homes spic and span... deb: "cleaning the house is a great way get exercise too, you think about

ooh, as the city burns ooh, ooh ooh ooh as the city burns ooh, ooh ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh as the city burns burn away burn away-ay-ay we're at a run right now and before we were at a steady jog and i'm trying to hang on to whatever i can find because what do you do when its spinning so fast how do you stand with the i'm hardly the woman i once was search for the ground underneath my feet as the city burns as the city burns ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh as the city burns ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh as the city burns ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh, ooh burn away away, yeah [ applause ] >> for more about cbs this morning, visit us at narrator: today on lucky dog, a german shepherd accepts the mission of a lifetime when she's called up to assist a retired marine with ptsd. james: we as veterans, we walk around with a lot of things that are inside of us, and we don't really know how to talk about it. narrator: but even passing the most elite set of standards doesn't guarantee that this mission will be accomplished. into a phenomenally trained service dog, but

it's fish burn o'clock! >> stephen: wow, we really said some terrible things to fish there, laurence. do you ever feel bad about that? >> no, no, stephen because they've got it coming. they've got it coming. >> stephen: thank you for your service. >> my pleasure. "black-ish" airs wednesdays at 9:30 on abc. the great laurence fishburne, everybody. connection. it soon grew from a luxury to a so at&t built a network just for you. one that connects your businesses, devices, cars, mobile entertainment, family and homes. we grow as you grow. always to work for you how and where this is your network. the network of at&t. stand out. charged up. by design. trade is all about seizing opportunity. m going to take this opportunity to go off script. so if i wanna go to jersey and check out shotsy tuccerelli' s portfolio, what' s it to you? m a scottish mason whose assets are made of stone like me heart. papa! you' re no son of mine! or perhaps it' s time to seize the day. don' t just see opportunity, seize it! (phone rin

. >> there's always someplace where the flame is kept burning, history kept alive however faintly. >>dagascar'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 culinary ambassador. ♪ you are like the sun on my skin ♪ >> harry bellefonte. >> the go-to chef for visiting presidents and royalty. [ speaking in a foreign language ] 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 mostly disappeared cuisine with the techniques and training of classical french. >> so moisten the rice with the broth? >> exactly. moisten the rice with the broth. >> wow, look at this. >> it is one of the side dishes. it's like a salad. string beans. most of us don't eat meat at every meal. most would eat rice broth with vegetable

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upon his arrival, the planes began to burn. the four ready aircraft moored in the bay where the first victims. they say, taking two of four plane guards with them, the first men to perish at kaneohe bay that morning. playing guard daniel griffin was shot in the head while straining to see what happened in the sky above. earlier, griffin had traded duty with pilot william gardner, who survived war, guilt would never ridden everilt after sending a friend to his four death. surviving commander paul van was not able to fire and jumped from the burning aircraft, dodging gunfire as he swim north to the shore. underile, five aircraft one lieutenant, and six under another lieutenant strafed the han south and east of the gar line. many of them ignited, starting fires up and down the aprons. meanwhile, marines in the color guard were in a frantic debate over the wisdom of raising colors at the flagpole in front of the administration building. corporal walter soboleski was committed to raising the colors come hell or high water. but priva

after the burning of dreamland, the world itself began to burn down, and, as it did, something begano happen in culture and in history and film. as audiences increasingly wanted something other, something more and perhaps also something less than just moving pictures showing moving realities. motion pictures themselves fan moving in two directions simultaneously. they began to be increasingly dramatic and overtly fictional and began to take on overtly historical subjects, often one at the same time. and so of course in 1915, 20 years after the motion picture camera was invented, 60 years after the civil war and exactly 100 years ago this year, "birth of a nation" was produced and released to the public, if not the most infamous historic film of all time. looking back over the course of this last century, it's possible now to see a few patterns and begin to take stock. an enormous commercial success, "birth of a nation" sparked massive controversy and dissension from the start. thomas dickson, the author of "the clansman" arranged for a screening of the film at the white house in 1915

with this hot dog demonstration how that happens -- in just a few hours,, when you open it,, that burn is significant :{** sot **{** vo **as this video courtesy of children's hospital shows,, that's exactly what happened to little emmett a few years ago,, who luckily recovered -- {** sot **< karla rauch/ son emmett /mom bite on download-- right at top of bite 3:13 : he underwent five reconstructions of his esophagus,, and eventually a trach was placed a year later.> {** vo ** little brianna - this toddler from oklahoma however was not so lucky ,, as this go fund me page for her funeral expenses according to her parents,, shortly after christmas,,due to complications from ingesting a button battery. both briannas family --and emmetts are now trying to raise awareness of this tiny danger --the hope is thatwhen tiny babies, such as annabelle are around items that contain button batteries --the

it's fish burn o'clock! >> stephen: wow, we really said some terrible things to fish there, laurence. do you ever feel bad about that? >> no, no, stephen becausee they'v'vgot it coming.g. theyeye got it coming. >> stephen: thank you for your service. >> my pleasure. "black-ish" airs wednesdays at 9:30 on abc. we'll be right back. it started with a single connection. and the network was born. it soon grew from a luxury to a necessity. so at&t built a network just for you. one that connects your businesses, devices, cars, mobile entertainment, family and homes. we grow as you grow. always evolving. to work for yoyohow and where you need it. this is your network. the network of at&t. stand out. charged up. by design. e trade is all about seizing opportunity. so i'm going to take this opportunity to go off script. so if i wanna go to jersey and check out shotsy tuccerelli's portfolio, what's it to you? or i'm a scottish mason whose assets are made of stone like me heart. papa! you're no son of mine! or perhaps i

crews are better having to lower themselves into the burned-out husk of a building. that cut fire over the weekend. seconds of the scene late this afternoon. the building still very unstable addiction counselor john rutter still unaccounted for although we knew no fire crews found the body in the burned-out building today. that clears you what started the fire and how it started. investigators to looking into that. will have a live report coming up on fox 31 denver news at nine. crystal and news for you and have the latest nine at 10:00. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, your milk, is delicious.

back in november -- vieira plead guilty to burning her alive. in court today -- he stared straight ahead as the commonwealth )s attorney showed photographs of the dog after she was found -- those photos are too gruesome to share. at one point -- he apologized to the court, saying he can )t explain what he did, and he s ashamed. that )s when a judge told him -- worse than this" - and sentenced him to the maximum punishment. several spectators showed up to hearing just to see the outcome -- and left court satisfied with the sentence -- but still disturbed. a tree fire causes nearly an acre of land to burn at an industrial area in hampton. it happened last night at newsome place industrial park near west pembroke avenue. it took firefighters 40 minutes to put out the flames because nearby marshland prevented access. no one was hurt. so far beach police have arrested a man who they say is responsible for a string of a-t-m robberies. 28-year-old latabus mann has been charged with three counts of robbery and one count attempted robbery. police say sta

back in november -- vieira pleaded guilty to burning her alive. and in court today -- the judge handed him the maximum sentence. 32;32 when the commonwealth s attorney showed disturbing photographs of lucky in court today, you could see she was burned and charred. the whole time, arthur vieira stared straight ahead not acknowledging the photographs. vieira apologized, saying he can t explain what he-p&did, and he )s ashamed.-p&that s when a judge told him -- quote "i can )t think of anything worse than this" - and sentenced him. several spectators coming up on newschannel -- do you want to be a billionaire? well it s possible! we )ve got hilton elementary school in newport news will reopen tomorrow. crews have been working to clean the school after they discovered lead based paint. professional crew has completed a thorough cleaning -- and tests show the building is safe for students and staff to return. we got word late this afternoon that the school will reopen tomorrow. an unusual sight today on the tarmac at the norfolk international airport.

ed: also breaking tonight, flames are still burning inside a quincy water treatment plant. it has been going on for hours. t get it out. s john atwater is s such a difficult fight. reporter: it has been so tough underground. firefighters are planning on being here all night. thick, black smoke billowed from the building around 6:00 tonight. 397 53:41 nats fire truck turning five hours after the fire first started. >> it is a stubborn situation. reporter: those flames have been so hard to control because they are burning 100 feet below ground inside of a massive duct system. >> we have had to pump the water out. it has been a massive challenge. >> we are looking up mostly insulation that is inside it. it is a contained area. reporter: it' s not clear what triggered the blast, but the mwra says one worker believes it may have been connected to a fan they started while doing routine maintenance on an odor control system. >> we can' t get in to see if it' s isolated to one area or more expansive. we don' t know. that system will all be spending the night in the hospital where t

oscar winning actor jamie foxx jumped into action pulling a driver from a burning vehicle. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> sarah palin will join donald trump on the campaign trail today. the onetime vice presidential candidate enthusiastically endorsed trump taking aim at the gop and president obama. this morning, the reaction to the endorsement is a reminder of just how polarizing the former alaska governor is. the right leaning "the washington post" is calling palin a conservative superstar. palin endorsed ted cruz in his senate race. touting his biggest endorsement yet from sarah palin. >> he is perfectly positioned to let you make america great again. are you ready for that, iowa? no more pussy-footing around. our troops deserve the best! you deserve the best! >> reporter: from day one, i said if i ever do this, i have to get her support. >> reporter: a favorite of tea party conservatives, palin's endorsement is seen as a major victor or ted cruz. the two are locked in a virtual dead heat i

>> slash and burn agriculture. some places they're hunted. look at it. beautiful. a leak right now. >> yeah, watch. >> 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. >> is 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. >> oh, don't touch. >> how is your finger feeling? >> it felt sharp, but a fuzzy sharpness. >> yeah, a fuzzy sharpness. you just wait a bit. >> are you serious? >> it's just like fiberglass actually. >> leave tiny little cuts. >> if i lick my finger 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. >> okay. >> hopes of a "black swan 2" the revenge, were dashed today when -- >> one right above you. >> has the film "madagascar" been good for the le

the burn surface extended into the aft attack strut region. surface of the aft case featured a large heat affected area. the shape and location indicates an impingement from the escaping gases. there was a small burn through in the case wall which appeared to have penetrated from the outside in. this was due to the impingement of hot gases from the anomalous plume. the hole in the solid rocket booster segment was the result of joint leakage on the right-hand srb which was determined to be the cause of the accident. the presidential commission concluded that the cause of the challenger accident was the failure of the pressure seal in the aft field joint at the right solid rocket motor. the failure was due to a faulty design rendering the seal unacceptably sensitive to a number of factors. those factors include the effects of temperature, physical dimensions, the character of materials, the effect of reuse and processing in the reaction to joint and dynamic loading. more detailed analyses are contained in volume three of the report of the presid

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the red area is everything that burned. if you look closely did you notice this pocket right here that didn't burn? well, you're about to learn the two reasons why. and turns out, they're married to each other. >> rain. even just a little of it, what john and terry wouldn't have given for a little rain on that day in september, the day they stood in this very spot on cob mountain convinced the valley fire was in the process of consuming their home not more than a mile away. >> thinking we lost it all. it's all gone. >> this, however is the story of how the gormleys and 28 of their neighbors didn't lose their home. it begins a couple of hours earlier when john, a current firefighter and terry, a retired one, heard about a small fire burning near a friend's ranch and headed over to help. >> he said i'm glad you're here. there is grass rig here. >> reporter: a pickup with a water tank and pump would prove critical to the gormleys just not yet. what they were facing here is no big deal for a couple with 44 years combined firefi

body found in the rubble of a burned out building in arvada is that of the counselor, john rutter no one has heard from him since the fire on stur, and he works at the creative treatment options clinic that burned down. crews have brought in dogs to search for dogs. it could take weeks to determine the cause of the fire. >>> this fire at a greeley apartment complex started with a cigarette after all. we brought this to you in greeley, as breaking nnws yesterday morning. the cigarette lit a mattress on fire, on the fifth floor. firefighters had to pull one person out of the complex and now in the hospital. >>> 6:07 now. the broncos have a couple more days off until it is back to work for the post season. tickets to the first playoff game, the one sunday, january 17, they are mostly sold out. you can find a handful of tickets to the broncos web site. but there are single tickets or you will be sitting alone. and the best bet, secondary sites and we have called up stub hub and a look at the tickets this morning. if you look up right in here, one of the cheapest we found is the upper lev

. >> the so called crank lift lift the old religion with serious burns as matt wright has details using the victim has been out of school all week recovering from second-degree burns, they say a night avoid board but water on the address label should sleepover in it and any trip to the er for thomas on sunday morning. >> come on simone boyce who played again including breaking each other a tree fell asleep, and place a matter of four bluewater onto him . payback for a past frank. >> that is not a prank . he was taken by ambulance to second-degree burns. >> says that she fell asleep that's when the 9-year-old turned on on the still. that boy is facing felonious assault charge, he says that the minute should be held accountable. >> if you can get away with this and what would he do next, he needs to stop. >> the medina road father says they have apologized to the victim and that her son has some mental health issues, the cases not case has not been brought to the juvenile court so the police here is andre with all of the weather details in the front >> i call it a wintry reminder that we

. : it could be there for less than two hours. it starts to burn. and the longer it is in there, the more serious. >> gardner showed us how that happened. in a few hours, when you open it, the burn is significant >> just imagine that being stuck the child can't tell you what is going on. the burning is continues. >> and at the video, courtesy of children's hospital shows, that's what happened to little emma a few years ago. >> who quickly recovered. >> underwent esophagus. >> as the go fund me page shows, she lost her life, according to her apparent, shortly after christmas, due to complications for ingesting a battery. both her parents are trying to raise awareness. they hope when tiny babies are around annabel, they do what her parent try to do every day. >> the smaller stuff, we try to keep out of her reach. >> easier said sometimes and hard to do. of things. and they say even older adults swallow them thinking they are pills. a word of caution, you want to see the hot dogs. >> boy, this shows you. that would be the size of an esophagus. that's why it would get stuck, if you swall

you will burn more calories and get those creative juices flowing." he continues, "any additional movement such as using a standing workstation or treadmill will all make a big impact in the long run. standing burns more calories than sitting, and is also much better for your posture. if you don't have the luxury of a standing workstation, try to stand, walk or pace while you are making phone calls. or try walking down the hall to talk to your fellow co-worker rather than sending an email. every little bit helps." "another idea that i is employees who sit on a stability ball for extended periods while they work. doing this a half-hour at a time can really tone one's core and improve balance with very little effort." he goes on, "many employees might be tempted to vege out in front of the tv after and exhausting and stressful day at work," says winberg. "why not add in exercise while watching your favorite shows by using and indoor bike, treadmills, free weights, or resistance band? just 30 minutes here and there makes a difference, and you don't have

we're happy to get it. >> we're watching the burn areas. there could be flash flooding out of there where the heaviest rain will fall. san jose, some light rain, breezy conditions, a mild 61 degrees, 60 currently in mifr r liver more and a very rainy drive across the golden gate right now, 59 degrees. we're start gt to see some of that moderate to heavier rain crossing the coast right there heading off to the north of the golden gate into the north bay you can see santa rosa to the north there. some heavy rain toward clear lake and down toward san francisco and oakland light to moderate rain reaching the east bay not quite in the south bay yet. the main event i think for san jose and the tri-valley comes in as we approach midnight tonight. but the system does tap some tropical moisture out of the south. sometimes we refer to them as el nino powered storms they have access to the tropical moisture which can increase rain rates per hour we'll see that coming up tonight. winds also picking up, too. that might get your attention as gusts along