they're using butane to extract hash oil from marijuana. they doing it indoors.ur pilot light from your stove or heater, next thing you know, boom, explosion. >> the explosion occurred inside the apartment hudson and her boyfriend shared with his mother. >> all i heard was my boyfriend yelling and then i felt like a really, really hot sensation everywhere and i started screaming. the ambulance showed up. they will put wet cloths everywhere to stop the burning. it felt like basically i was being stabbed with needles on the inside of my bowed everywhere like a million needles. they put me on i an gurney and then they took us to the helicopter and then i woke up like a month later. >> hudson's boyfriend evan avilos was also badly burned, but their friend got the worst of the blast. >> i didn't get to see the what he looked like, but i heard it was really bad. so he was burned like 95% of his body. >> the friend died five days later and hudson and avilos were charged with his murder. the charges were eventually reduced and he received three years for involuntary mans

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going north to south where the stock can be made into a lot -- the stuff can be made into plastic and butanehipped overseas. here's the thing. it can cost billions and billions of dollars to build a new pipeline. you see how hard they are to sight. all the growth opportunities are the reason why i expect to see an enormous amount of consolidation in this industry. with last night's move by kinder morgan signaling that the time for deal making has arrived. in fact, rich kinder said he's consolidating his three mlps into kinder morgan inc. because they'll have an easier time making acquisitions. they see 120 potential targets, combined intervise value of $800 billion. and we need new pipelines and storage tanks. that's part of the reason why i think further consolidation is becoming inevitable. aside from the gigantic kinder morgan most of them are relatively small and because they're master limited partnerships they need to pass on the profits to shareholders. but a new project can carry a price tag and it's hard come one that kind of capital while maintaining a sizable yield. consolidation i

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brian holland was trying to convert marijuana into a wax form police say when the butane used for thessic nighted from being too -- process ignited from being too close to the pilot light. he was treated for a minor burn. his children were there but were not hurt. >>> in sonoma county, four men were arrested and $150,000 worth of marijuana plants seized. that's after a three-month investigation near the state reck ryation area north of guerneville. back in may, a state park surveyor saw signs of a possible pot grow. saturday morning, park rangers arrested the men, took more than 150 pot plants from the area. >>> 8:07. happening today -- an exciting opportunity for some specially selected 49er fans. some of them will get their first chance to watch the team practice at the new stadium. the invitation comes after levi's stadium hosted their first sport event over the weekend. janine de la vega has been out there all morning and is back there to tell us what the management of the 49ers observed out there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned, dave, this is the first

and minimally processing that gas, and it's stripping out the natural gas liquids like pro-bane and butaneelling those off separately then the remaining gas is compromised and stored in a large box that can then be transported by truck to a nearby statoil rig where it then helps power operations and cuts down on diesel costs. >> it reduces costs here by burning the cheaper natural gas, and we reduce emissions by burning the cleaner burning natural gas instead of diesel. soiths a win-win. >> reporter: statoil plans to power all six of its rigs and its fuel-time fracking fleet using this tech by this time next year and it's cutting down on flaring and cutting down on the fuelling costs. as for ge the company says it's talking with the bakken's biggest drillers to use the same techs. >> the age of gas is here. there's cheap supply of gas available. and we're looking at opportunities to expand that horizon. and to really service the market on a broad perspective. >> so ge believes that this technology could ultimately fuel cars and help power homes, but in the mean time we went and visited sta