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the bubble that burst in 2000 that was valley wide across all sectors.c to specific companies. >> i would add if you think of start up businesses, small businesses. they employ a lot of people in small places. the reports are just out today about 50% of the venturee1 capil moneyfá in the united states wa spent here in silicon valley. there's a lot of start up activity, a lot ofq reallye1 sm people working on tough problems with technology and services. the vp's aree1çó willing to gam >> we've got this money pouring in, companies making record profits. why is the unemployment rato 6%. it's improved fásomewhat. if you look at '99 it was hovering around 2%. why are we not seeing moret( jo created by companies? >> a lot of éte1 money now is saved in bank accounts, pushed back tojf investors. we found the top 250 companies pushed back to investors this year ever than in the past. twice as much actually as they have in the past. they have one-third of all cash in bankÑi accounts for all of corporate america.çó a lot of that is saved overseas. in the comeback f

now starting to ease up as the burst heads south.d the walnut creek interchange. tri-valley not a problem toward the dublin interchange. we have slowdown after a crash into live. west 580 smooth into the dub len area. south bay, north bound route not a big issue, just slowing for 87. but 101 following suit. that's a tip cal pattern. 85 and 280 following as well. we'll look at bay. smooth drive, in the a major problem around the bay. peninsula represented by palo alto smooth drive. roadways dry out. watch the upper peninsula as you'll have wet roadways along the coast. southbound, north bay, san rafael. mist and drizzle, calming down,er drive. light volume through san rafael. >>> right now, firefighters in a funeral procession, more than 10,000 coming all from all over the world to boston, massachusetts. you can see the casket there on the back of the boston fire truck there. headed to mass for lieutenants ed wall be, of the fire department, he and firefighter mike kennedy were both killed in the brown stone fire. this is live picture

a burst of tulips. theme of springtime. >>> from australia, kelly slater. look there.believed to be a great white shark. the surfer and the shark both escaping unharmed. >>> what's wrong with this picture? can you guess the cover of rolling stone? julia louis dreyfus. the "constitution" etched on her back. it's making headlines because of this, an error. john hancock did not sign the "constitution". he signed the "declaration of independence". we think she looks great anyway. >>> we want you to know tomorrow night we hope you'll join us as we sit down for an interview of the cast of "madmen" as the iconic series enters its final season. be sure to watch with us tomorrow right here on "world news". >>> up next, the boy wonder, so like father like son. the royal baby falling in his father's footsteps and stealing the show on his first official trip. that's coming up. lation, or afib. he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but

the bus then bursts into flames. the ceo of fedex said, quote, i want to express my deepest personal sympathies and the con deal lends of over 300,000 -- condolences of over 300,000 other fedex team members to everyone involved in this cent. i want everyone to know that we at fedex are committed to providing every resource necessary to assist investigators in their efforts to understand what happened." >>> the coroner's office confirmed the name of the first fatality. arthur arzola, the 26-year-old was an admissions counselor for humboldt state university. he lived with his wife in l.a. arzola was accompanying the prospective students on the college trip. one of the students still missing is 17-year-old marissa seratto from riverside. she was on the trip with her twin sister but her twin was on another bus and arrived safely at humboldt. neighbors say the girls are good students on the honor roll and involved in church and community. >> they're very close and very attached. so i cannot imagine how marisol must be fee

what to do you see ready to burst?ble the bond bubble of interest rates created over the last six years specifically with the federal reserve intervention. effects real-estate or commodities a and stocks so i see this as the of master bubble and has ben just like ethanol or student loans or housing the reality asserts itself. >> i hear you. as we look at the charts popping up but you have to get the tie be right and people have been calling this a bubble for years. >> i remember the late nineties the stocks went on a lot longer than anybody thought. the best indication i have in the market itself with last year the bonds went down there was the first time and people actually lost money. that is the best example now is a good time. why over at capitalist pig we own funds that actually go up with long-term interest rates in terms of allocating assets. melissa: we have spent all over the bill grow story and all over the newspaper to use fake fat is another side or symptom? >> investors are not idiots have. they look what

a charter bus full of high school students crashed, burst into flames on interstate five killing ten people. this morning 11 hours after that deadly collision the burned wreckage of the bus remains on the side of the road. now the crash happened just after 5:30 yesterday evening near the rural community overland. that is 20 miles west ofkey koa. alex savidge is joining us from our newsroom with new information about the victims. alex. >> reporter: over night we did learn a tenth person died in this crash. five were students and five were adults. 30 other people do remain hospitalized. and this was the firey scene near orland yesterday afternoon after a fedex truck crashed head on with that charter bus. they were all headed up to humboldt state for a college tour that was set to happen this weekend. that crash killed again five students, three chaperons, and the driver of both the fedex truck and the charter bus. >> flipped a white car that is further in the ditch up there. sideswiped it. went head on with the charter bus. immediate explosion. >> the head of the l.a. unified school de

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he was killed two years ago when his brand new chevy coal -- coal battle crashed and burst into flames>> by their own admission. the ceo says we were slow as slow could be, but there's slow and then there's intentional refusal to act. and, you know, and we're talking about ten years, documents that exposed the defect for a decade, and a decision if you believe their documents not to fix the defect because of the expense and cost. >> reporter: robert is an attorney representing 52 owners of gm peoples, including the families of people who were killed in accidents due to the faulty ignitions. >> so many of the folks that we run across, they are not even aware of the recall. if they don't watch tv they are not even aware of the dangerousness of the recall. >> reporter: for renee, an apology doesn't go very far. >> what have they done other than say i'm sorry. and our cars are fine. do something to prove that. i would like to hear that effective immediately these cars are off of the road immediately. there's 2 million still out there. how many lives -- how many more lives do we have to go

oedipus burst in screaming. our eyes were on him. to and fro, he paced, calling for a sword, asking where to find the wife that was no wife, the mother--and twice sold with himself and his children. he was half crazy. some spirit showed the way, none of us humans who were standing around. he screamed at the top of his voice as if someone had told him the news. launched himself with the double doors, burst the bolts out of their sockets and rushed into the room. then we saw her, hanging there in the noose of twisted rope. he saw her, gave a chilling moan and undid the noose. she lay on the ground, the poor woman. a dreadful sight followed. a dress was pinned with gold-worked brooches. he tore them off, lifted them high and thrust them into his eyeballs crying, "they shall not see my faith, my guilt. "in darkness, for all time shall they see forbidden faces failed to recognize those they love." and this was his chant. not once, but time and again he struck his eyes with the brooches. bloody the eyeballs gushed out staining the ground.

the bus bursts into flames. the very latest after the break. ñ >>> moments of intense questioning right now for oscar pistorius at his murder trial. the olympic sprinter really torn into by the prosecutor, who's been calling him a bully, saying pistorius invaded reeva steenkamp in the weeks before he shot and killed her. testimony resumed moments ago, and this morning, prosecutors asked pistorius whether he had ever been the victim of crime previously. let's listen. >> you were never a victim of crime at your house? >> that's correct, my lady. >> there were no burglaries or anything at your specific house? >> that's correct, my lady. except for the police stealing my watches, my lady. that was the only victim of crime i've had at my house. >> pistorius getting a little zinger there. that reference was to when his watches seemed to have disappeared after police showed up to investigate steenkamp's death. cnn legal analyst kelly phelps is at the courthouse in pretoria. kelly, explain what prosecutors are trying to

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but if they can find more sound bursts they can pinpoint where it's coming from. that's important because they need to send down a submersible vehicle. an underwater drone to verify what's down there and that piece of equipment is very slow. it operates at a walking pace. which means the better they can pinpoint the sound the easier it will be to follow it up. but the radius is about 12 miles around the ship but they need to focus that more. >> focus and time is running out. ian, thank you. >>> to ukraine, reunited fears that the prospect of military action from russia is a real possibility. john kerry says russia is determined to create chaos. good morning to you. there's word that the obama administration is facing criticism of its own. >> reporter: well, they're getting criticism because some lawmakers here on capitol hill don't think they're doing enough to stop russia, to get russia to back off. we want to show you the latest pictures out of eastern ukraine because this is what the u.s. is concerned about. more violence in at least three cities. pro-russian d

you finally have a bursting of this stuff, twitter is not making money.ot of these companies don't make money. people are coming down to, the valuations are starting to come down to some sort of reality. the scary thing, wall street is not saying this. the reason why wall street is not saying this, because they continue to do -- melissa: they want to keep doing ipos. they will not really talk about of the susan what is your opinion of twitter? >> i think that twitter is a momentum stock like wiley coyote came off the cliff. so that is typical of momentum stocks. and momentum moves from place to place. stocks that are up are dominion electric, caterpillar, wells fargo. stocks that are down are all the big high flying network stocks that were owned last year. amazon, netflix, twitter. melissa: john, is it an opportunity? whenever you see everybody hating on the stock, i always have to wonder is it an opportunity? >> not in a momentum stock, melissa. the only thing that matters to susan's -- point, that is momentum. i disagree with charlie, the whole market

the toll plaza is showing that first burst as we have seen it throughout the period where schools haveing breaks. this is the only thing that was unexpected. it jams up to highway 92. it has cleared and started to recover. lighter volume overall subtle there we'll send it back to you. thanks mike. >> talking giant's baseball this morning and if you were at that game, maybe you are sleeping in the giants finally got the win against the dodgers. very tired giants fans home. game is 3-2. pregame coverage starts at 7:00. that starts at 5:00 and 6:00. and doing well. especially when that comes as well. still ahead. one runs aground. new overnight video to show you next. we have new details about that suspect under arrest. >>> here is a look at today's top storyies. ferry is now fully under water many missing. many say they have evidence that he kidnapped and murder ed girl. he has pleaded not guilty. the popular reality show "cops" is riding along with police for three months. officials believe that appearing in the show will boost moral. >> unmanned submarine has started it's second search

this flight made an emergency landing after a tire burst curing takeoff. the airline says the plan landed safely and none of the 166 people on board were hurt. no debris has been recovered. >> days deescalating, gunmen opened fire on pro-russian mill tants today. it's still unclear who staged the attack. nbc has the latest. >> the bird and bullet-riddled car kass of two jeeps was left each side on the other. according to militants who manned this check point outside a town they control, gunman burst at 2:00 a.m. killing three unarmed men. but pro-russian reenforcements arrived on the seen taking out the attackers treated in this nearby hospital. he has no doubt they carried it out. do they have no god in their soul? after in, how can we talk to people? he called the attack staged. this was clearly carried out by the russian special forces. me evidence did look suspicious. whoever is to blame, the ings dent has only increased the fears. no one wants a war. everyone is afraid and very worried, she said. only a few dozen attended today's easter service, prayi

the fedex truck hit a bus full of teenagers head on in glenn county and burst into flames. the mom accuses fedex of using trucks with a history of catching fire. she is seeking $100 million in damages. >>> 10 adults and a child displaced after a fire in san francisco yesterday. it started around 1:30 p.m. behind a duplex on walter street between duboce and 14th street. flames ripped through the roofs of one of the houses and spread to neighboring buildings. one firefighter was hurt when tar fell from the roof and landed on him. the fire gave neighbors, though, a big, big scare. >> hear people screaming saying, like, fire, fire! a lot of flames and smoke and the wind. >> the wind made firefighters' jobs that much harder. it took about two hours to get the fire finally under control. >>> all right. 4:33. you got a little skip here -- skip? >> can you tell? can you tell? [ laughter ] >> that means there's rain. that's all i'm saying. >> yes. we have a chance of more rain. we are not going to have many more days like that. not today though. it will stay dry calmer winds. as we

and the disparity became ridiculous, today it burst up 4%. i'm not saying that the grand growth sell-off can't return. especially with the flurry of the initial public offerings in the works. however if they have been in their bunkers for the last month should begin to emerge tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. now that first quarter selling is over, that's the way it's always played. we saw an excellent firm today, r.w. baird coming out, adding celgene to the focus list. it wouldn't surprise if me goldman sachs taking celgene off the buy list at a much higher level comes out a rndz everses that call. -- and reverses that call. it's more likely than blankfein being on jimmy fallon tonight. happy fool. those who haven't spoken up in gilead's -- by the way, that was goldman's joke i stole it on twitter. the facebook clock which has been remarkably silent after the virtual reality mass acquisition, that virtually no one can figure out and does seem as dumb as wood, no offense to warehouser, will most likely feel emboldened to praise the company. it is

the first burst kicking in and then kicked back out.e're looking at the bottom of your screen at almaden expressway and still reported in lanes and we don't have any slowing there or around most of the bay. we'll send it back to you. >>> 5:57. a security breach at a major retailer. you have to stick around to hear about this one. we'll tell you if your personal information has been affected. >>> also what we're learning about the fire at our old studio in san jose. many of you have seen this. what firefighters are now saying about possible bodies in the rubble. >>> we continue to follow breaking news, at least a dozen people have been killed by an avalanche on mt. everest. it is the worst disaster ever for the mountain. we'll have details, next. >>> breaking news. the deadliest disaster on the world's highest peak. we're live as the death toll climbs after an avalanche on mt. everest. >>> 300 credit and debit cards exposed. this time at michaels stores nationwide, including 30 here in the bay area. >> you made it to the end of the workw

so could a burst be looming again?there's room for growth because there are more and more people getting on to the internet. >> reporter: 1999 a year of soaring tech stocks. >> i'm looking at dell right now. >> reporter: cost of living, outrage. >> very, very small apartments for $750. >> reporter: and plenty of optimism. >> is it a boom without end? >> reporter: turns out, it wasn't. >> the 80% of the bay area's remaining dot-com companies could shut down this year. >> reporter: to compare that bubble to today, we went to an expert. >> i teach at stanford, berkeley and columbia university. >> reporter: entrepreneur steve blank knows something about the first tech boom. it built him this home on the california coast. he says some important lessons have been learned since the dot- com collapse. >> we have gotten a lot smarter about how to use our money. you know, perhaps we should actually try to find some customers before we hire the 100th employee. >> reporter: more importantly, tech is now raising more money from mor

starting to see that second burst. over here, a tree reported down across highway 84.don't know where it is then it is not for your drive. maybe take highway one. watch for those local signs. we'll look toward the east shore. we are all in the green zone. highway 24 quick look at the bay bridge and you see it starting to stack up. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. fire investigators trying to figure out this massive fire in san francisco. at it's height, intense flames there. fire broke out at 5:00 yesterday afternoon. at this building. the flames shot through the roof of the penthouse. nine people are getting assistance from the red cross. ground conditions are going to drive produce up. a head of lettuce could go up. what about your margritas. some are picking up into habits like gardening to save money. >> good chance that meeters on sundays will soon be free again. last night city officials reversed their stance. some say it is a good change, others say it will create a problem. if approved, sunday parking will be free starting in july. >> crack down on e

. >> what is the first burst? we see a burst of traffic towards 101. as the map shows, this doesn't play out to be slowing where the arrow is. this deadly crash closing the capitol expressway between monteray road and the circle of tully road will take you through. at least 6:30 before that will reopen. typical build there and no drama for the try valley. north of the bridge traffic flows fluthly and the north bay 101 is beautiful. >> we do have an update now. we are now hearing nine people have been stabbed outside of pittsburgh. we were hearing five or six people were hurt. the stabbing happened early this morning at franklin regional high school in murraysville. >> coming up how a bay area woman used social media to find the person who stole her laptop. >> new unrest in ukraine and the obama administration placing the blame on russia. what the white house is doing to ease tensions all in a live report. >>> as tensions increase in the ukrai ukraine, new threats of sanctions. good morning. what it does not mean is sending our troops in against the 40,

this is the next bubble to burst.will affect home prices, trillion dollar market and people can't pay out their student loans so who has to eat it? the chinese will buy more bonds or the u.s. government. >> that kind of talk makes me nervous. we talked about this on fox business several times. it could become a crisis. is bubble and crisis of the same thing as we talk about investing? >> if you look at the stock market the stock market goes higher, it wants to go higher and chugging along. i'm not taking up position on the overall stock market because it will continue to go higher but it is a bubble to the burst, people were buying houses with money they don't have. people who are going to school are not getting out of school and can't pay back their debt. if they come out of college with $100,000 in debt realistically getting a job paid $40,000 how long will it take to pay off? very challenging and the economy is not strong. melissa: got to let you go. we need to go back to capitol hill listening in to the general mo

tensions between the majority hutus, and the minority tutsis burst into full flame. it was not mass murder using modern tools much airplanes, poisonings or automackic wep -- automatic weapons. no, they were killed by people in front of them, taunting them. the world response was slow, disorganised, half-hearted. for 20 years rwandans argued about how and why they killed each other in breath taking numbers, and the world argued about how it was allowed to happen. welcome back to "inside story", it's been 20 years since word started to get out of rwanda, that something more than garden variety ethnic conflict was occurring. other countries were careful, oar mealy mouthed to use the word genocide. because use of the word would trigger consequences. the roaming death squads were able to go on with their work. when it was over 800,000 were dead. with us for the rest of the program to look back at rwanda and the 20 years that followed in the washington studio, an independent african policy analyst. from london, ian morley, an attorney who prosecuted the rwandan genocide at

the fedex truck hit a bus full of teenagers head on in glenn county and burst into flames. >> comedian stephen colbert flashed his signature smile on the way into the late show, his soon-to-be new gig. >> i'm sad letterman is leaving but colbert, hysterical, love him. >> from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." >> he scores! >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning to you, i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00 on your wednesday. and we begin with some breaking news this morning in marin county where crews are on the scene of a two-alarm fire. this is live pictures out of novato. it began just after 3:00 this morning in the garage of a home on chase street. the novato fire district says it's already starting to release some crew members from the scene so they are getting a handle on the garage fire. >>> let's check traffic and weather. let's start with lawrence. >> nice day around the bay area more sunshine coming our way not as much wind today so tempe

tensions between the majority hutus, and the minority tutsis burst into full flame. it was not mass murder using modern tools much airplanes, poisonings or automackic wep -- automatic weapons. no, they were killed by people in front of them, taunting them. the world response was slow, disorganised, half-hearted. for 20 years rwandans argued about how and why they killed each other in breath taking numbers, and the world argued about how it was allowed to happen. welcome back to "inside story", it's been 20 years since word started to get out of rwanda, that something more than garden variety ethnic conflict was occurring. other countries were careful, oar mealy mouthed to use the word genocide. because use of the word would trigger consequences. the roaming death squads were able to go on with their work. when it was over 800,000 were dead. with us for the rest of the program to look back at rwanda and the 20 years that followed in the washington studio, an independent african policy analyst. from london, ian morley, an attorney who prosecuted the rwandan genocide at

tensions between the majority hutus, and the minority tutsis burst into full flame. it was not mass murder using modern tools much airplanes, poisonings or automackic wep -- automatic weapons. no, they were killed by people in front of them, taunting them. the world response was slow, disorganised, half-hearted. for 20 years rwandans argued about how and why they killed each other in breath taking numbers, and the world argued about how it was allowed to happen. >> aljazeera america presents a break through television event borderland... six strangers... >> let's just send them back to mexico >> experience illegal immigration up close and personal. >> it's overwhelming to see this many people that have perished. >> lost lives are re-lived... >> all of these people shouldn't be dead. >> will there differences bring them together, or tear them apart. >> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland only on al jazeera america welcome back to "inside story", it's been 20 years since word started to get out of rwanda,

. >> they describe a chaotic moments a gunman burst into a building and opened fire. >> the gunman shot him in the bel belly>> police identify him as 19-year-old cramer. he walked in looking like rambo armed with a knife, molotov cocktails and bullets strapped to his chest. he wounded three critically before turning the gun on himself. they have an idea of the motive but aren't ready to make a public. the connecticut 16-year-old accused of stabbing a student to death. according to police he said quote i did it just arrest me when approached by the officers. there is speculation he was upset because sanchez wouldn't go to the prom with him. he faces 60 years in prison if convicted. >>> banned for life the nba making a huge statement by cracking down on clippers owner donald sterling for his racist remarks. what is nigext for sterling? how the nba will move on from here. >> not only a strong reaction but a swift prediction. >> adam silver makes it clear the league is far bigger than any one owner. >> effective immediately i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the cl

some say this is usually some kind of bubble bursting or it may be a little bit of nervousness from the investors and it may be a good time for investors to go back into certain areas of tech. >> we're getting back to the 2000 levels where people were talking about sales and not earnings. i'm not surprised to see people taking some profit taufs top. in our view there wasn't really as yet a tech bubble. certain areas like software services were looking expensive. not a true bubble. if we see a decent setback, 25% 30,%, then i think it is a big opportunity. >> we have this possible tech selloff where you see an opportunity in certain cases. we have quite a lot of m&a. every day seems to crop up some merger and acquisition deal. what is most significant? >> i think the market will be -- on the earnings season. it is very interesting as reone into this season, more -- we run into this earnings season, the expectation i think from most investors is they are too far down that they hope there will be some decent -- >> this is u.s. and europe or more u.s.? >> more u.s. we have ones coming up --

coming up a car bursts into flames nearly feeding a family to lions. the mother opening up about her split second life or death decision. >> oh, boy. skin cancer cases have been sky rocketing. but there's a shocking new reason why this may be happening. et first let's check in with brian kill need to see what is coming up on "fox & friends." >> let me show you what's coming up ohhen oh you are show. law americas taking aim at the big cattle battle. wi we will give you the latest as we see a key representative live. i promise questions will get harder. condon nald trump we will find out if he needs our money to help him get over the top. the challengers on the new show rewrap are creating the most iconic food brands the twinkie. mark summers is here he will bring his own sponge. kicking off the landmark and season keith coburn is stopping by to see if there are any fish in the ocean. all that and more throw in the animation music comes up then try to buy a pocket hose. ive cos is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our

i hate to burst your bubble, but i think this is bubble. that is just me.ou should listen to me because i'm never wrong. we're living in a bubble. enjoy the market as good tidings because it will all go kablooy and all soon. what did you think of the arrows like? >> it is proof that people need to watch you because your our century's e.f. hutton. neil: you know what happened to e.f. hutton, don't you? >> what happened? neil: it is no longer e.f. hutton. >> that's right. are you getting bought out. i will pass to gary b. or keith. neil: gary b. my own point was we kid about it, when you have a candy gain, online maker come out and unheard of valuation, seven 1/2 billion, something is wrong with this picture. might be a great gain. i guess this "candy crush" is, but come on, something's weird with this. >> exactly. neil with all due respect to you, you've been in this business even longer than i have been in this business. neil: go ahead, rub it in, that's fine. >> i think when you are around business news, business people, these stories day by day you do dev

you said the duration of a tone burst. >> yes. the manufacturer sets how long it transmits in each cycle. where a cycle is apparently one second. but it could, perhaps, transmit by .1 second. or .2 second. you can compare characteristics to what the manufacturer says -- >> you have to know what type of -- who manufactured the black box on that plane and you would know. >> exactly. >> the folks who are out on the water, right, who are using these instruments, these hydrophones, can they record what they have found and then compare it to the type of instrument on the plane? >> absolutely. in fact, they can record not using tape recorders, but digital recorders. i have a number of sets of software packages that would allow me to do that were i on the scene. >> repetition rate of received pulses. >> right. that's the -- that's the one second repetition of the programmed pulse train. >> what do you mean by the shape of the pulses? >> well, the -- the pulse may be constant throughout its cycle. or it may vary. it may increase. it may de

the federal government says pg&e did not inspect the pipeline that burst. that is required by law. authorities say inspections could have prevented the explosion. pg&e faces 12 criminal countries. the utility has said they did not intentionally violate the law and what happened was a tragedy. they could face $million in fines and a court ordered oversight. the arraignment is scheduled for federal court in san francisco at 9:30 this morning. >>> happening today, if you detect a rotten egg smell on the peninsula it could be pg&e venting natural gas, which is taking place at two locations this menlo park, crews will be working on juan section and in redwood city on marshall street between maine and jefferson from 2:00 to 4:00 each day until friday. drives headed north on 101 toward santa rosa see the aftermath of a nasty big rig crash with charred ground and a message board is damaged northbound 101. officers say the driver fell asleep, slammed into the sign and flipped the truck before its burst into flames. the driver pulled himself out and the injuries were minor. >> power is on in

the officer was reportedly involved in the chase, when his squad car struck a guard rail and burst into flames. witnesses say the car was engulfed by flames when ambulances arrived. the officer's condition has not been released. an amtrak train going from champaign to chicago is delayed after a fatal accident involving a farmer. the train hit a fertilizer spreader as it came out of a field, in savoy last night. the driver was flown to a hospital, where he died. no one on the train suffered any serious injuries. the train had to be towed back to the station in champaign. passengers were put on another train, but their trip was delayed by six hours. it was expected to arrive in chicago about a half hour ago. we have a breaking news story of indonesia. a drunken passenger on a virgin blue flight try to break into the cockpit and hijack a plane. it happened a flight of australia. the pilot was forced to land the plane in bali. passengers were allowed to get off they will be booked on other flights. no one was injured. >> police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a woman near a m

one man was killed after his van burst into flames. around 12:45 p.m. the band and the bus collided at south chicago. the bus is not carrying any passengers. the cta driver was taken to hospital in serious condition. one person taken to crest medical center in critical condition. another in northwestern. officials say someone inside the man may have been pinned in the vehicle and needed to be extricated. this intersection has reopened in the last 15 minutes. >>six people were injured when a police chase on the south side ended in a crash. authorities say a driver who was fleeing from police blew a red light at 103rd and michigan just before nine last night, striking another car. that second car veered into a group of people at a bus stop. all of the injured were in the second car or at the bus stop. their injuries are not life- threatening. the man police were chasing was caught soon after the crash. he was not hurt. police did not say why they were pursuing him. charges have yet to be filed. another violent night left eight people wounded on chicago's

. >> translator: i'm bursting with happiness. i feel it in my heart. stop smiling. >> she shows off what little english she's learned. >> translator: i want to see my brother, sister, and my mother. i want to teach them to write. >> in a country dominated by images of war, this is a father's relief that his daughter survived. bbc news kabul. >> all we can do is wish her the best of luck. >>> now before we go, the perils of being hillary clinton. she's avoided footwear during a stent in las vegas. a woman in the audience threw a shoe at her. the woman was taken into custody. the former first lady didn't seem to take it seriously. in fact she was confused. >> it's already recycling -- what was that, a bat? was that a bat? that's somebody throwing something at me. is that part of -- i didn't know recycling was so controversial. >>> ukraine's prime minister has headed to tell russian speaking ukrainians that his government will secure powers to the region. we'll have the latest to ukraine and other world news when we return here on "gmt." [ hypnotist ] you

our question today, "has the tech bubble burst?" we want to know.oomberg surveillance" today. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. it is "bloomberg surveillance" from new york city and boston is getting ready for the marathon, this monday. has,guest host, john chac managing partner at methuselah partners. he says the obama administration has a legacy of slow growth and not change, we hear that from any room public ends, -- for many republicans,. and what is the legacy of slow growth we have seen from the president? >> this is in every sector, it comes from the legacy of a great deal of government regulation. at the finance sector, and the big daddy of them all, the health-care care sector, with constant government innovation, ways to rethink regulating businesses -- someone say that they republicans handed the president these train wrecks. >> there is a strong tension between free marketeers, where things went off the rails and this creates the ability to blame economic events to a lack of regulation, but i think there is a great deal of regulation and the

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it was charging on an ipad charger, burst into flames, flew across the bar like a rocket.tender's dress caught on fire and she had minor burns on her arms. there is a clear warning that the cigarette should be charged with the proper plug. >> and the sequel to rio is almost here. rio 2 opens up tomorrow in theaters. and this time, blue and jewel are going on an even bigger adventure. and step into the fox light with michael this morning. >> good morning. this is a hugely successful partnership between 20th century fox and blue sky animation, they did the" ice age movies." and rio brought in $500 million in the box office in 2011. and just in time for the world cup in brazil this summer. and features the voices of anne hathaway, george lopez, and newcome newcomers, tommy garcia. we caught up with them in miami. i knew someone had to do about it. i did. and i asked if they had to think twice about signing up for the sequ sequel. >> yeah, it was a simple decision. the first movie was so fantastic and the opportunity to play this character and work with anne. it was a simple a

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growing crisis in the ukraine, the pressure seem only to ramp up with new explosions and tensions burstingth. among the latest actions the united states has -- says russian fighter jets flew into ukrainian air space. and the ukrainian government continues to press its forces on pro-russian separatists who have taken over buildings and areas of easter earn ukraine. a military helicopter up in smoke. theater get of a rocket fired by pro-russian separatists. another grenade thrown from passing car left seven people injured. casualties of the growing conflict between ukrainian forces and armed militias that has sparked an international crisis about ukraine. security forces friday pushed ahead with their operation in the east to route activists from occupied buildings and check points. in a divided region, authorities have their work cut out. ukraine's anti-terrorist center said the agency was struggling with many officers being either sympathetic to or directly cooperating with russian special forces. but a bigger worry just across eastern ukraine's border, massive military buildup, involving