clifford: rt -- i think mike's response was a good one. it is how we as scholars react to the media. no question it is the propaganda arm of the kremlin. there's all kinds of state run media all over the world and we do interviews with them. i think l comes down to what you as an individual feel as a journalist and their integrity, but also those who run the show. i've had situations -- i don't do interviews anymore with rt or any russian media, especially when i know what the context is. i've given really nice interviews and they let me talk forever and i got my point across. then, when it was broadcast, they took pieces of what i had said in a totally different context to support something else. i have to say this happens in the u.s. also. what you do then is they are on my blacklist. folder of bad people and i'm not going to deal with them anymore. is they are so blatantly so and it's not enough that you don't like the journalist. some of them are quite good people but you just can't trust what they are saying and doing will not be expl

firefighters are on the scene of a fire that broke out at an apartment building on clifford avenue. a live report coming up. owen labrie has been behind wars after being convicted of sexually assaulting a fellow student in concord. >>> merrimack police are asking for your help in finding a person who shot a cat multiple times with a pellet or bb gun. erin: happy candy corn day. kevin: that's one of the dividing lines. erin: i don't like circus peanuts. kevin: we start off with a nice day. we are expecting a breeze out of the northwest. temperatures in the low to mid 70's yesterday are checked back into the low to mid 50's. maybe a shower up north early this morning. temperatures in the 40's to start the day. getting back into the lower to mid 50's this afternoon. erin: you are not giving out candy corn. the full size candy bars. kevin: when we're home. we'll be out trick or treating like everybody else. erin: this is how things are moving out there. trick or treating. i'll be following him around. erin: yeah right. kevin: good morning, deb. deb: good morning. authorities are on the

they are trying to figure out what sparked an overnight fire on clifford avenue. a live report from the scene coming up. owen labrie has been sentenced to one year behind bars after being convicted of actually assaulting a fellow student at st. paul's prep school in concord. merrimack police are asking for your help in finding the person who shot a cat multiple times. erin: question this friday. how many layers do you put underneath the halloween costume? kevin: maybe one. we'll be in the 40's. there won't be much of a wind. i think things will work out pretty well by the time we get there. we start off early with morning with the beautiful sunrise. we are expecting temperatures to hold in the 40's with the chance of a couple of showers out there. we've been seeing those play out in a few places. you hold there while we climb into the mid to upper 50's. the breeze today is going to make it feel cooler than the highs. we stay near the norm for the weekend. erin: cool. running from house to house to get the candy will keep you warm. temperature we want to check the

. >> catherine: kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in pleasanton with details. charles... >> reporter:well, an idling car can emit a variety of toxins including benzene and formaldehyde which can cause lung irritation. sometimes after school there can be long lines of cars waiting to pick up kids and that can be a problem. >> reporter:here at pleasanton middle school.. like many have to wait a very long time to pickup their kids >>we sit here for 45 minutes. >> reporter:and when it's hot out.. like today... many people keep air conditioning on in order to stay cool. the problem is that all those idling engines are putting out pollution which could be breathed in by young kids with lungs that are still developing. >> kids to have as much it is difficult for them to breed and the quality of is that correct bay are smelling exhaust coming out of school or coming out of the cart at the school. >> reporter:the danger is right off the bat kids are coming out of school and smelling the exhaust >> reporter:on wednesday afternoon, a group of students and local health off

. >> pam:kron4-'s charles clifford is live tonight in marin county. where people have been preparing for the storm. >> reporter: of around 6:00 this evening there was a few drops falling. it has cleared out a little bit. it is breezy. in a few hours a lot of people across the county has made trips to the hardware store. because of the strong el nino storms that could point flooding. --could bring >> just trying to get ready for the storm. they are buying, tarps and more. >> reporter: coming to brown purchased sandbags to keep the flooding out of the crotch. --garage >> we get a lot of rain. mike tried-- my garage fills with water. >> reporter: also speaking with a marin county officer st that several other county agencies will hold the drills the first of november to practice for any problems related to flooding this winter. >> reporter:charles clifford, kron 4 news >> pam:thank you, charles. >> pam:the family of a vallejo student. shot to death near jesse bethel high school, is the school district. seventeen- year- old max rusk was killed near campus

. >> reporter: >> pam: that is where we will find kron4 charles clifford. like this evening.harles, we understand people are already lining up for supplies? >> reporter: i am standing at the men hardware store where people are are lining up to get their wet weather grain supplies. they have actually set up an el nino section for things like tarps, batteries and more. for the most part, managers say that people have come in to get the basics. >> they are by the plastics, and tarps and rain boots. right now, that is about it. try to get ready for that. >> reporter: at now, we are going to stay here and keep up with any rain. you can hear more from people who are getting ready for this wanker it and marin counties, charles clifford kron 4 news. --rain >> pam: a reminder for up- to-the-minute weather forecast in all of your bay area knows be sure to download the kron4 mobile application is free to download for apple and android devices. >> pam: and the defending national basketball association champions are back at the oracle are linacre it tonight. the golden state warriors are

. >> catherine:kron-4's charles clifford joins us live tonight.and who knew carter well? >> reporter:late tuesday afternoon, the office released this they say shows two of three people who were in the fairfax area around the time 67-year-old steve carter was killed. the sheriff's department says that this man, this woman, and another "persons of interest" that investigators would like to speak with. >> reporter:initial information that we received this morning, which the video, is that one of the men had a tie dye t-shirt, the other was wearing a bed role, and the woman had dreadlocks. >> reporter:carter was found murdered monday evening here along the west of fairfax. he had been shot multiple times. nearby also suffering from a gunshot wound. the animal was taken to a veterinarian and its condition is >> reporter: federal, state and local investigators scoured the area, looking for any evidence that might help determine who killed carter. the marin county sheriff's office also says that the vehicle he drove to the volkswagen jetta... similar to this one...is missing. >>

the park does have a history of very dramatic flooding and earlier this week kron 4's charles clifford was in yosemite. he asked the park service if they are prepared for a wet winter. >> reporter: this was the yosemite valley back in january of 1997. warm, heavy rain combined with a rapidly melting snowpack flooded several streams and the merced river. thousands of park visitors were stranded for days until the waters receded. it was the worst flooding in the recorded history of the yosemite national park. in the aftermath of the flood, the national park service made extensive changes along the river. >>: since 1997, the park has moved campgrounds away from the river. that's to both mitigate flood impacts and to work with the merced river plan that the park is in the process of implementing. >> reporter: even though there is a high likelihood that the large el nino in the pacific ocean will send heavy rains into california this winter, the park service say that a repeat of the 1997 flood is unlikely. >>: if we get heavy rains with the el nino this year the difference between that and

kron 4's charles clifford was in the south bay today and has the very latest. >> reporter:wednesday afternoon, the san jose police department said that 40 year old eric smith, who is a convicted felon, is facing charges of negligent discharge of a firearm, felon in possession of a firearm, and felon in possession of ammunition. >> reporter:his arrest follows an incident early wednesday morning here in the 1900 block almaden road in san jose. according to police around 5:45am smith negligently shot himself in the foot with a hunting rifle. the bullet apparently passed through the floor of his apartment and struck a nine year old boy who was sleeping below. >> reporter:both smith and the victim hospital with serious, but not life threatening injuries. >> reporter:although smith is facing multiple charges, none are related to the shooting of the nine year old. the san jose police department says that as the investigation continues, that could change. >>could the da later decide that there are additional charges? that's a possibility. for now we are just booking him on those three charges. >> rep

video shot by the first arriving officer shows what they were dealing with when they arrived at clifford avenue in manchester. >> the rear of the the approximately, the porch and second and third floor were fully involved. reporter: the fire was reported just before 1:00. christy lives in the building and says she her an explosion. >> it shook the house. >> then went to her door. >> i could see names dripping down like a water fall. and i heard a bunch of peep screaming and they could smell the smoke, so i had to go wake up my husband and son and get them out at soon as possible. reporter: there were 20 people inside the apartment house at the time, 14 adults and six children, firefighters did have to help some people get out. >> this -- although one person was taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. as the fire continued a third alarm was sounded. >> every fire truck in the city of manchester was on the scene here including all off due personnel. reporter: the district chief says this was a very labor intensive fire, as they had several major concerns they had to deal

nearly two dozen people were forced out by the flames on clifford avenue. the person who was injured is being treated for smoke inhalation. emily: and right now the patriots remain on top in the nfl. they routed the dolphins 36 to 7 with touchdown after touchdown. heading into next sunday' s matchup with the redskins. right now this former millis police officer is getting ready he' s accused of faking a story that triggered a massive manhunt that virtually shut down the randy: the eye' s sera congi is in wrentham ahead of his day in court. sera: bryan johnson is due here in wrentham district court this morning for a probable cause hearing for the elaborate tale he told that led several police departments on a massive manhunt. the 24-year-old suspended part time police officer is accused of shooting up his own cruiser, then crashing it into a tree. the vehicle became engulfed in flames. johnson then allegedly radioed in, claiming he came under fire by a white man driving a maroon pickup truck. several hours across several towns. but it turned out the whole s

kron 4's charles clifford was in the east bay.e has that story. >> reporter: on thursday a 15- year-old male student at hercules high school was arrested and taken into custody for allegedly making criminal threats. according to the hercules police department, the arrest came after another student apparently told a school employee that the boy planned to "shoot up the school" on friday. that employee then contacted authorities who identified the student and reached out to his parents. the family then brought their son to the police department where he was interviewed. during that conversation it was revealed that the boy's motive for planning an attack may have been that he was bullied. the parents also allowed investigators to search their home where police allegedly found evidence that the teenager was indeed planning an attack. the boy was taken into custody shortly thereafter. >>: we got a text this morning that there was a problem. >> reporter: dan romero is hercules' vice mayor. he says that in light of recent violent attack

clifford pierce said he hit the dirt and was shot. a bullet hits his spine, leaving pierce paralyzed from the waist down. >> at that time, it was pretty horrific. there were guys getting hit and falling. i realized that i needed to have get away from where i was. and i looked at a guy to my right -- my left, a good friend of mine. and i told him, we've got to get off the sidewalk or we're going to die here. >> mayhem ensues. a biker running across the patio fires a gunshot caught on camera toward the fight scene in the parking lot. he then stashes the gun. a number of cossack bikers take cover. some slide handgun ace cross the ground to each other. restaurant patrons and twin peak waitresses are stunned and trapped. the scene plays nout gorry detail. you can see a group of bikers pummelling one man just outside the patio area. crime scene photos later show a biker's body left dead in that exact spot. this biker runs towards the camera with a bloody face. another group pulls a wounded man into the patio and they appear to be trying to

tyler clifford takes over. picked up, july 27, from oakland. had a great start coming to the mets. 0.46 e.r.a. here's one. down the right field line. and slipped. goes for the throw. second with a double. his second of the zigt.oz[ two pitches, two doubles. and talked about how tricky that corner is. saved some extra bases getting back up. see how the ball continued to run on the wall once it gets stuck there. it will continue around the circle. granderson slipped. this ball hugs the wall. it is going to start running on you. fortunately he got back up. able to keep him at second base. the scouting report on zobrist. he is the one royal who will concede you streak one from time to time. known for being a very patient hitter. once you the put on this kansas city royals uniform. that goes out the window. >> joe: tying run at second. nobody out. here is lorenzo cain, 1 for 3. pitch head high. just to finish. e.r.a. of 6.75. with five home runs allowed.ii5r it's tyler clippard. >> tom: the way he has been hitting the ball to the right side. the 0-1

kron four's charles clifford has cook charles tuesday afternoon shoppers lined up to get last few rain >>:they're getting plastic tarps and rain boots and right now that is about it as they're trying to get ready for the >> charles :with a possible felony all on the way they stocked up for a wet winter essential oils--essentials she got plastic to keep the floodwaters out of her brush >>:i live on the water so we get a big tide and lots of rain in my garage filled with water >> charles :they warned that heavy storms could bring heavy rain and sand and sandbags have been put out >> pam :and you track this weather system with us. on your smartphone. download the kron 4 weather app it's free. you can check it for hourly updates. and don't forget to sign up for our weather alerts. and don't forget. all this week. you can make it on air on kron four news. because we are airing viewer photos. our inbox has been flooded. parents are sending in pictures of children in their costumes. this is 10-week-old oscar's halloween costume. sent in by angela. he is dressed as a pumpkin for his first hall

clifford pierce says he hit the dirt and was shot. bullet hits his spine leaving pierce paralyzed from the waste do down -- waist down. >> guys were getting hit and falling and i realized i needed to get away from where i was and i looked at the guy to my right, my left, a good friend of mine and i told him, i said we got to get off the sidewalk or we're going to die here. >> reporter: a biker running across the patio fires a gunshot caught on camera toward the fight scene in the parking lot. he then stashes the gun. a number of bikers take cover, some slide handguns across the ground to each other. patrons and waitresses are stunned and trapped. the scene plays out in gory detail, you can see a group of bikers pummelling one man outside the patio area, crime scene photos show a biker's body left dead in that exact spot. this biker runs toward the camera with a bloody face. another group pulls a wounded man into the patio and they appear to be trying to revive him. he's then carried away. several defense attorneys tell cnn the video s

clifford pierce says he hit the dirt and was shot.t hits his spine, leaving pierce paralyzed from the waist down. >> at that time it was -- it was pretty horrific. there were guys getting hit and falling and i realized that i needed to get away from where i was. i looked to the guy to my right -- my left, a good friend of mine, and i told him, i said, we have to get off the sidewalk or we're going to die here, you know. >> reporter: mayhem ensues. a biker runsing across the patio fires a gunshot, caught on camera, toward the fight scene in the parking lot. he then stashes the gun. a number of cossock bikers take cover. some slide handguns across the ground to each other. restaurant patrons and twin peak the way re waitresses are stunned and trapped. the scene plays out in gory detail. you can see a group of pikers pummeling one man outside the patio area. crime scene photos show a biker body dead in that exact spot. this biker runs toward the camera with a bloody face. another group pulls a wounded man into the patio and they appear t

clifford pierce says he hit the dirt and was shot.t his spine, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down. >> at that time it was pretty horrific. there were guys getting hit and falling. i realized that i needed to get away from where i was. and i looked at the guy to my right -- my left, a good friend of mine. and i told him, we've got to get off the sidewalk or we're going to die here, you know. >> reporter: mayhem ensues. a biker fires a gunshot caught on camera toward the fight scene is in the parking lot. he then stashes the gun. bikers take cover. some slide handguns across the ground to each other. restaurant patrons are stunned and trapped along with waitresses. you can see a group of bikers pummelling one man. a biker's body was left dead exactly in that spot. this biker runs toward the camera with a bloody face. another man is carried away after a group of men try to revive him. most bikers there that day were innocent bistanders. >> the way they handled it with a mass incarceration of people with million dollar bonds flies

clifford pierce claims he hit the dirt and was shot.hits his spine leaving pierce paralyzed from the waist down. >> it was pretty horrific. there were guys getting hit and falling and i realized that i needed to get away from where i was and i looked at the guy to my right, my left, a good friend of mine and i told him, we've got to get off the sidewalk or we're going to die here, you know. >> reporter: mayhem ensues. a biker fire as gunshot caught on camera towards the fight scene in the parking lot. he then stashes the gun. a number of cossacks take cover. waitresses are stunned and trapped. the scene plays out in gory detail. you can see a group of bikers pummeling one man outside the patio area. crime scene photos later show a biker's body left dead in that exact spot. this biker runs towards the camera with a bloody face. another group pulls a wounded man into the patio and they appear to be trying to he's then carried away. several defense attorneys say the videos show most of the bikers there that day was innocent bystanders. >>

and as kron four's charles clifford tells us. the discovery could be something created by aliens.gs us the story. >> charles :scientists have found thousands of planets orbiting distant stars. a fine them are watching a single star for a very long time and when a plan that passes in front of the star the light dims ever so slightly on a regular basis. there's an average yellow light star and at regular intervals the light from the start dips' dramatically, sometimes as much as 20% and nobody knows why best guess is a cloud or a swarm of comments, --comets, the other possibility is a structure created by aliens starting next week they are aiming the california telescope at the star system >>:astronomers cannot know what it is so we're trying to figure out if it is an extra terrestrial civilization or not >> charles :astronomers are quick to suggest it is a natural >>:there is probably a natural explanation for our looking at you are not going to have an up or down answer by the end of the week, as science takes a lot longer and we have been searching for over 50 years and have to t

. >> yes, with clifford and other characters. >> and trick or treating, and you can get treats and all sorts of different things. >> we like treats. >> we like them. >> kit kats! >> there is devilishly delicious eats. >> does it look spooky? >> no it did not. >> and hands on fun. >> happy halloween! now we get to eat the cupcakes. >>> coming up tonight on 6 abc at 8:00 it's last man standing followed at 10:30, 8:30, shark tank and 10:0020/20 all followed by "action news" with jim gardner at 11:00. >> i wrote it all down. >> i'll be sleeping at 10:30. melissa magee is back with the forecast. >> it's about jackets. today is a good afternoon in the mid-60s and we'll max out at 67 in philadelphia and 64 in allentown and 68 down the shore in atlantic city. tomorrow highs only in the 50s. >>> weddings are stressful enough but imagine being trapped in the elevator before the ceremony was about to start. they were on their way when the elevator stopped. their entire bridal party and photographers and wedding planner and rabbi. >> we couldn't miss it because every single person involved in the

kron four's charles clifford has the latest. >> charles :late tuesday afternoon the marin county sheriff's office released this video which they say shows to three people who were in the fairfax area about the time. the sheriff's department says that this man this woman and another unseen individual are persons of interest that investigators would like to speak with >>:one of the man was described as having a tight t-shirt-- tiedie t shirt the woman was described as having dirty hair with dreadlocks >> charles :he had been shot multiple times and his dog was also found in nearby suffering from a gunshot wound. the animal was taken to a veterinarian and its condition is on non. investigators have been scouring the area looking for any evidence that may help determine who killed him and why. the marin county sheriff's office also says that the vehicle he drove to the trail head, a volkswagen jeddah is missing-- jetta >>:the most likely left the area on the victims' vehicle >> charles :people are shocked that he was killed as he was a gentle soul >>:he was the sweetest and most positive optim

and as kron four's charles clifford tells us.eady be some unusual and disturbing side effects reaching our shores. >> charles :these are to and the crabs and a recently started washing ashore by the thousands of long speeches in monterey -- along beaches >>:they are about this big and have too little pinchers and a bunch of little legs--two little >> charles :the water is usually too cold for these crabs to be in this area that large el nino forming in the pacific is bringing warm water this is just the latest in a string of strange animal behavior. and whales have been seen in large numbers closer to shore than normal during both the spring and summer there is a chance to warm water will stick around till the end of the year the report also says that sometime next spring the el nino will probably start to weaken but at this point nobody knows for how long these crabs will. be will >>:there are some still stranded and i'm trying to help them but yes there are a lot of dead ones >> diane : will have low clouds in place by the time

. >> the man wilson is talking about is clifford pierce.w request and has not been charged. but in a police report, he did not get his foot run over, but may not have gotten out of the way fast enough. it didn't matter. they believed the bandito ran into one of their guys and the fight was on. who fired first isn't clear. one witness told police a bandito fired the first shot into the ground. another witness says the other fired first. the rival clubs point the finger at each other or claim they didn't see anything. >> clifford pierce says he hit the dirt and was shot. a bullet hits his spine leaving pierce paralyzed from the waist down. >> at that time, it was pretty horrific. there were guys getting hit and falling and i realized that i needed to get away from where i was. and i looked to the guy to my right -- my left, a good friend of mine, and i told him, i said we've got to get off the sidewalk or we're going to die here, you know. >> mayhem ensues, a biker running across the patio fires a gun shot caught on camera toward the fight sc

catherine clifford has more. >> dozens of taliban fighters lie on the ground into news. kunduz.news -- in president's says the city is back in the government has hands. dr. we praise our security officials for their efforts in leaving the war from 10:00 p.m. was the night in till early morning. during the rest of the day they managed to successfully dodge operations. say mostry officials taliban fighters have fled, but some are holed up in civilians homes. fighters have withdrawn to the edges of the city. the provincial capital attacking from four directions, the taliban took the city of 300,000 in less than a day. we three days of heavy fighting, afghan troops backed by u.s. airstrikes amassed on the outskirts. the international military coalition said they also returned fire in self-defense. the attack, one of the taliban and's most significant, has raised questions over whether afghan forces are ready to stand troopsow that foreign are left. that have left. donnie'say, president -- the president's -- and charitiesls in croatia are scrambling to prepare for winter cond

but as kron four's charles clifford tells us.it should not stop you from jumping into the water. >> charles :two weeks ago tourists captured this amazing vehicle--video in ocean beach in san francisco >>:i think and they have always been your but now we are finally seeing them because people are looking more closely >> charles :she says the appearance of sharks is not that unexpected >>:ag, appear to snack on marine animals and that is what they do >>:i think they're beautiful a lot of people do not think of them as being the same kind of sentient creatures as mammals are but if you spend enough time with them and see their personalities they're actually pretty cool >> charles :this a shark attacks on people are rare but they should be approached with caution or just avoided altogether >>:your chances of being attacked and killed by a shark are very very small but that being said if i saw a white shark when i was swimming at exit the water --i would exit the water it is their house >> diane : your morning commute and your overnig

stephanie: tonight an apartment house on clifford avenue needs $100,000 worth of repairs. but before the red cross stepped in, 16 of the tenants needed a new roof. >> i could see flames stepping down like a waterfall. i heard a bunch of people screaming, and i could smell smoke. i had to go wake up my husband and son, who were sleeping, and get them out as soon as possible. stephanie: flames tore through a manchester apartment house just before 1:00 friday morning. it traps people like christie inside. christie neighbors came over : they were helping, somebody grabbed my son from me because i with trying to get him down the stairs. it was bad. stephanie: firefighters got everyone out alive and sent one man to the hospital for smoke inhalation. but the fire heavily damaged the 3-story apartment building and >> i don' t have any plans. one day at a time. stephanie: around 12:30 friday afternoon, another apartment chestnut street in rochester. the residents were able to get out of the burning building arrived. >> everything. i' this isn' t even my jacket. some guy gave it to

the fire started here on clifford avenue about 1:00 in the morning. this video was taken by one of the first responding officers. there were six units inside this apartment building, 14 adults and six children live there. firefighter had to help some of the people escape and one person was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. one resident said she heard an explosion and ran to her door to see what was happening. >> i could see flames dripping down, like a water fall, and i just heard a bunch of people screaming and they could small the smoke, so i had to go and wake up my husband and son who as soon as possible. reporter: firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading to nearby buildings. the damage estimate is about $100,000. andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: a second woman has died after a rollover crash on i-93 in windham last weekend. state police say they responded to a crash on i-93 north at about 3:30 sunday morning and found a car on its roof with two women from londonderry inside. 22-year-old kelsey wenfest died of her inju

tyler clifford talks about this team's attitude. >> we're excited. anxious to get out there. you know, we're very relaxed, but excited. this is why we play the game. it's what you dream about as kids growing up, it's what you think about during the season. and to get to this point, too have these types of opportunity, it's what it's all about. die degrom falters for any reason, you might be surprised to see pitch. sports. until then, just relax and enjoy all the beauty of game five. although you know it will be heart stopping stuff. john chandler, news 4 new york. >>> well, coming up, we told you the tale of the sad little dog just dropped off at the door of a clinic. tonight police tell us they have made an arrest. and this -- >> i love her and she loves me. >> a love fest between the aunt and nephew she sued after she was hurt at his birthday party. they tell their story to nbc. >>> we have cloud, rainrain and behind it, very cool air. . >>> the connecticut sued kid that got sued by his aunt is now publicly defending her. they were on the "today" show this morning. she was

storage company anenc. 2015 looks to be the biggest year for corporate deal since 2000 yard catherine clifford been looking at why. deals have been struck, dell's merging with the data storage maker, and miller accepting a takeover by veer dryer avn best -- beer giant abnbev. time, its point in would seem like the ideal opportunity with which they can spend some of that money and look to expand their market share. far, ab in at 59 billion here some say the flurry of takeovers is a result of a lack of investment made during the financial crisis. >> many of the corporations, certainly in the u.s. and europe, decided to batter down the hatches, and quite frankly did not spend money on research and development, and therefore producing future product lines for them to sell into. catherine: in some cases, it could also be about taxes. in august, burger king reached a deal to buy out canadian chain tim hortons and base itself in canada, where corporate taxes are lower. though officials deny that is there motivation. stephen: apple could be facing a major legal bill after -- use patented technology us

video shot by the first arriving officers shows what they were dealing with when they arrived at clifford avenue in manchester. chief gamache: the rear of the building the porches on the second and third floor were fully involved fire extending above the roof. ray: the fire was reported just before 1:00. kristy seibert lives in the building and says she heard an explosion. kristy it was loud it shook the house. ray: then went to her door. kristy: i could see flames dripping down like a waterfall, and i just heard a bunch of people screaming, and i could smell the smoke, so i had to go and wake up my husband and my son who were sleeping and get them out as soon as possible. ray: there were 20 people inside the six-unit apartment house at the time, 14 adults and six children. firefighters did have to help some people get out. >> smoke was hindering people' s escape through the common areas. ray: everyone made it out, although one person was taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. as the fire continued, a third alarm was sounded. >> every fire truck in the city of mancheste

. >> you had fla naysayers , clifford said, soon you'll buy books over the internet.e this was 1995. >> i got pleasure over that kind of criticism because i knew they were i don' wrong. and it was kind of, let's wait and see. i remember when we did early work on color displays. we built, very early in my career, color displays that were driven by computer memory which is the way actually all displays are now, it's the way your laptop worked. and at the time, people said it was arrogant. only a rich institution was able to buy what was a quarter of a million dollars worth of memory, to prove a point that that's the way you should do it. believing, which happens to be true, that that quarter of a million dollars would drop to $10, it would make that kind of plummet. >> what were the things you expected to be happening in the world of technology and design today that haven't yet happened? >> well, i wrote about it 20 years ago in being digital. i wrote about speech being a very dominant interface which it really hasn't. it's only happened in the last year or two. i thoug

clifford stoll in newsweek wrote, and i quote, "nicholas negroponte, director of mit media lab, predicts it will soon buy books and newspapers straight over the internet." uh sure, this was 1995. >> i really got pleasure out of that kind of criticism, 'cause i knew they were wrong. and, there was just kind of- so- "okay, let's just wait and see." i remember when we did early work on color displays, we built- this is very early in my career- color displays that were driven by computer memory, which is the way actually all displays are now, it's how your laptop works and at the time, people said it was arrogant because, you know, only a rich institution could buy what at the time was a quarter of a million dollars worth of memory to drive a display, to prove a point that that's the way you should do it believing, which it now happens to be true, that that quarter of a million dollars would drop to $10. i mean, that it would really make that kind of plummet. and i wrote, in fact one of my first articles for wired magazine was, that color will be what we all use. that it'll be more expensive

clifford in the east bay today has that story. >> reporter: thursday 50 year- old male student hercules high- school arrested taken into custody for allegedly making criminal threats according to hercules' police department arrest came after another student apparently told the school and fully avoid planned addition of the school on friday. an employee contacted authorities identify the students reach out to his parents family. brothers and the police department he where he was interviewed during the conversation revealed the boys motive for planning an attack have been and he was fully. parents also allowed investigators to search their home. police allegedly found evidence the teenager was indeed planning an attack the boy taken into custody shortly thereafter. then the vice mayor in light of recent attacks at schools across the country people who live in small towns like hercules need to be on the lookout for problems believe that in this particular case the system worked other students spoke of.. president >> pam: of, boarding air force one in oregon. adding to the bay area tonight

bay area researchers looking at the possibility the object may have been made by the aliens trust cliffordeporter: the planets orbiting distant stars by watching a single start a very long time and that passes in front the light band ever so slightly honor of their bases 1500 light-years away an average yellow white star. our regular intervals the light from the start its dramatically as much as 20%. no one knows why. f f the dust cloud swarm of comets forbidding. another long hot shot a massive structure built by aliens. has caught the attention of the study institute based in mountain view decade. searching the skies for proof of the existence of extraterrestrial, suite on post a beret northern california at this unusual. star unusual "store pointing at something circling astronomers don't know were looking to figure out if it might just be extra terrestrial civilization. "to admit most likely a natural explanation for what happening. >> reporter: to watch the start for several days and weeks possibly but analyzing the data in the >> pam: aliens out there descry the wolf has been clear l

one of the things freeman woolly is known for is creating the clifford brown jazz festival which attracts of tourists every year. >>> president obama crashed a wedding over the weekend in san diego and they have pictures to prove it. brian and stephanie were preparing for their big day at torey pines. they got word that the president obama was on the golf course and they had to delay their ceremony. after he finished playing 18th hole the bride and groom ran outside to meet him. >> yeah. >> i just started crying. i was running up there. it is overwhelmed with emotions. >> the president posed for a few pictures with the couple. he congratulated them and wish them good luck >>> the the legendary anderson monarchs will be soon able to practice one months a year thanks to a new indoor facility. mayor michael nutter, phillies fanatic, and all teamed up to help break ground at the marion anderson recollect center to day, starting this spring, about 8,000 boys and girls in the city will have access to free baseball and softball training year round. a state of the art practice facility is thanks

. >> yes, with clifford an few other characters. >> reporter: and of course there's trick-or-treatingan go around and you can get treats and all sorts of different things. >> we like treats. >> i like them. >> are you ready. >> cupcake time. >> now to cupcake time. >> reporter: there will be plenty of devilishly treats. does it look spooky. >> no, it does not. >> reporter: and lots of hands on fun. >> happy halloween. >> reporter: now we can taste the cup cakes. >> always good when it's cupcake time. fyi halloween special airs at 7:30 with an encore at midnight. >> still ahead on "action news" new information on the michigan woman who is in trouble for firing a gun at shoplifters at home depot. david. >> well, we have sweatshirts out for the kids this morning because it is a bit on the cool side. starting to get a bit breezy, too. rooting for saint joe's as our college of the morning. this afternoon we can probably squeeze out a couple of hours in t-shirts after school. i'll be back with your day planner forecast and we'll let you know how temperatures are going to rise today. people

they say she was drunk when she hit officer clifford, last night. the suspect's three children were inside the vehicle at the time and it happened at route 40 and tuckahoe road. the officer remains hospitalized with a conn duck, two broken wrists and a broken ankle. feaster the driver suffered a broken ankle as well. one of her children is being evaluated for possible internal injuries. >>> a crash in the schuylkill expressway, resulted in quite a backup this morning. it happened at 10:30 when vehicle flipped on the eastbound lanes near south philadelphia. two people were injured and rush to the hospital, and no word on their conditions, tonight, or what caused the accident. >>> the recent string of criminal activity continues at temple university. this time, a 19 year-old was rob at gunpoint, right on campus. it happened last night on the 400 block of jefferson street. teenager says the arm thief took his phone and wallet, and it comes in the wake of the the two other armed robberies in the past few days victimizing temple students. the first happe

one of the things freeman woolly is known for is creating the clifford brown jazz festival which attracts of tourists every year. >>> president obama crashed a wedding over the weekend in san diego and they have pictures to prove it. brian and stephanie were preparing for their big day at torey pines. they got word that the president obama was on the golf course and they had to delay their ceremony. after he finished playing 18th hole the bride and groom ran outside to meet him. >> yeah. >> i just started crying. i was running up there. it is overwhelmed with emotions. >> the president posed for a few pictures with the couple. he congratulated them and wish them good luck baby! mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet available for all your devices. get out of

about the last half-hour some 50 quakes rattled in the area and not throw the dates today charles clifford joins us from san ramon tonight always unsettling order neighbor is telling you about these quakes. some of >> reporter: people thought all three today and let the people out here in the shopping center not hard to find folks who felt these they describe as a jolt and other people said there is extended shaking everyone fell to it and let's take a lesson. relative"big jolt. >> reporter: the shaking furniture falling over. >> reporter:, a few earthquakes here in the area lately in the the concern you? "all earthquakes concern me the kind of take it with a grand fall when you live in california" >> reporter: back live now people worry these quakes could be an indicator of something big happening. >> grant: this swarm started leslie rattled dishes nears a few nerves the biologists say these are actually somewhat typical in this region right here see how pesky 200 earthquakes the last week 50 in the past 24 hours and one of the biggest magnitude 3.5 jolt of the tempo is picking up between